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The '''Sugovian Defense Forces''' (Sugovian: ''Sogowische | The '''Sugovian Defense Forces''' (Sugovian: ''Sogowische Weermaht''), or simply the '''''Weermaht''''' (Defense Forces), are the national armed forces of the [[Sugovia (Pacifica)|Thirteen United Provinces of the Republic of Sugovia]]. The Sugovian Defense Forces includes the [[Sugovian Army (Pacifica)|Army]] (Sugovian: ''Landweer'', literally "defense of the country"), the [[Sugovian Navy (Pacifica)|Navy]] (Sugovian: ''Marine''), the [[Sugovian Air Force (Pacifica)|Air Force]] (Sugovian: ''Loftwaffe''), and the [[Sugovian Militia (Pacifica)|Militia]] (Sugovian: ''Milizkraft'', roughly "militia force"). In 2022, it comprises nearly 200,000 active personnel. | ||
Formed in 1935 following the unification of Sugovia on the 10th of October, the force was originally known as the Armed Forces of the Thirteen United Provinces (Sugovian: '' | Formed in 1935 following the unification of Sugovia on the 10th of October, the force was originally known as the Armed Forces of the Thirteen United Provinces (Sugovian: ''Weermaht der Dreizenn Verenigte Provinzen'', abbreviated WDVP), a name still often used to refer to the military. | ||
In 1948, alongside large-scale restructuring of the military, a fourth branch was added, known as the Militia (Sugovian: ''Milizkraft''), which acted as the country's organized military reserve force. | In 1948, alongside large-scale restructuring of the military, a fourth branch was added, known as the Militia (Sugovian: ''Milizkraft''), which acted as the country's organized military reserve force. | ||
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The Sugovian Defense Forces consists of 4 branches | The Sugovian Defense Forces consists of 4 branches | ||
*[[Sugovian Army (Pacifica)|Army]] ('' | *[[Sugovian Army (Pacifica)|Army]] (''Landweer'') | ||
*[[Sugovian Navy (Pacifica)|Navy]] (''Marine'') | *[[Sugovian Navy (Pacifica)|Navy]] (''Marine'') | ||
*[[Sugovian Air Force (Pacifica)|Air Force]] (''Loftwaffe'') | *[[Sugovian Air Force (Pacifica)|Air Force]] (''Loftwaffe'') | ||
Revision as of 15:07, 21 August 2023
| Sugovian Defense Forces | |
|---|---|
| Sogowische Wehrmacht | |
| Founded | 28 October 1935 |
| Service branches |  Army  Navy  Air Force  Militia |
| Headquarters | Sundasval, Sugovia |
| Leadership | |
| Commander-in-chief | Minister of Defence (peacetime) President (wartime) |
| President | Mohammad Malik |
| Minister of Defence | Hassan ar-Rahman |
| Commander of the Wehrmacht | General Robert Preissner |
| Manpower | |
| Military age | 18-60 years old |
| Active personnel | 198,000 |
| Reserve personnel | 400,000 45,000 (Milizkraft) |
| Deployed personnel | 32,000 |
| Related articles | |
| History | History of the Sugovian Defense Forces |
| Ranks | Ranks and Insignia |
The Sugovian Defense Forces (Sugovian: Sogowische Weermaht), or simply the Weermaht (Defense Forces), are the national armed forces of the Thirteen United Provinces of the Republic of Sugovia. The Sugovian Defense Forces includes the Army (Sugovian: Landweer, literally "defense of the country"), the Navy (Sugovian: Marine), the Air Force (Sugovian: Loftwaffe), and the Militia (Sugovian: Milizkraft, roughly "militia force"). In 2022, it comprises nearly 200,000 active personnel.
Formed in 1935 following the unification of Sugovia on the 10th of October, the force was originally known as the Armed Forces of the Thirteen United Provinces (Sugovian: Weermaht der Dreizenn Verenigte Provinzen, abbreviated WDVP), a name still often used to refer to the military.
In 1948, alongside large-scale restructuring of the military, a fourth branch was added, known as the Militia (Sugovian: Milizkraft), which acted as the country's organized military reserve force.
History
Organization
Branches
The Sugovian Defense Forces consists of 4 branches
All 4 branches are supported by
- Military infrastructure
- Police units, including:
- National Police Force (Nationale Polizei)
- Special Detachment Brigade (Sonderkommano-Brigade)
- National Police Force (Nationale Polizei)