How militarized is your nation

[Shalotte]

Shalotte is predominantly a Hippy Pacifist type, though a part-time militia called Shalotte Slandérae ('Shalotte Security'), which is usually comprised of somewhere between 100 and 200 part-time volunteers, may see it lean ever-so-slightly in the direction of the "None of your Business" type.

[Maichuko]

Somewhere between Strong army,Strong nation and Militarized:Conscription is used to keep the armed forces 7 million strong with a 28 million reserve force.The Imperial army has a lot of influence over the government since 25% of the civilian officials are veterans. The Imperial security Bureau and the Imperial Guard keep the army from seizing power.

[Calenmor]

Our entire populace is considered to be part of the military so "Highly militarized type"?

[Tevehas]

"Strong army, strong nation"

Tevehas maintains a large military to ensure its safety, security, and prominance in the region.

[Kington Langley]

Kington Langley has a moderately-sized, highly trained and technologically advanced military that serves primarily as a defensive force (though elements of it are often deployed in non-combative peacekeeping roles around the world). The commander of all branches of the armed forces is the Grand Duke who delegates said authority to the democratically-elected government as convention dictates. As such, the military is fully accountable to the government with no influence over any part of the Kingtonian political system. Therefore, militarisation of our nation would best fit the "None of your Business" type.

[Nui-ta]

"Strong army, strong nation" type: Your nation has a massive military but the government remains mostly civilian.

Of course, government officials are held to the same conscription laws as everyone else...but the military has no real control of the government. Despite this, funds and manpower are devoted heavily to the military. Conscription is in effect.

Nui-ta ranks amongst the most militarized in all of Noctur, despite being one of the smallest nations of its region.