Valarustav Armed Forces [ Closed ]

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Armed Forces of the People's Republic of Valarustavia

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Banner of the Valarustav Armed Forces

Valarustav service men , L-R : Army , Airforce and Naval personnel

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Founded
January 1 , 1988
Service Branches
Valarustav Peoples Army
Valarustav Peoples Navy
Valarustav Peoples Airforce
Head Quaters
Leninburg
Country
Valarustavia
Alliegence
Constitution of the Peoples Republic

Leadership
Commander-in-chief
President Georgy Brezhnev
Minister of Defense
Vladimir Gerasimov
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army General Novich Tupolev
Manpower
Military age
18 - 35 years
Available for military service
11 252 353 males
8 841 135 females
Fit for military service
10 352 165 males
7 514 965 females
Reaching Military age annually
3 825 800 males
2 121 872 females
Active Personnel
2 872 800
Reserve Personnel
4 309 200
Total Personnel
7 182 000
Expenditure
Budget
pyR 732 324 428 700
NS $ 908 082 291 697
% of GDP
17%
Engagement

• Argent Civil war
• 2053 Invasion of Ukraine

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Ministry of Defense , Leninburg

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The Valarustav Armed forces are the military forces of the People's Republic of Valarustavia . They consist of the People's Army , People's Navy and the People's Airforce .
The President of the People's Republic is the overall head of the military , and helps form foreign policy with the Ministry of Defense (MoD) , which is the primary organ by which military policy is carried out . The MoD is headed by the Minister of Defense, who is a civilian and member of the Politiburo . The Minister of defense is second in the military chain of command , just below the president and serves as the principal assistant in all MoD-related matters . To coordinate diplomacy with military affairs , the president works with the advisory State Security Council exists headed by the State security Advisor .
Both the President and minister of defense are advised by a four member Joint Chiefs of staff , which include the head of the defense ministry's service branches and the head of the Ministry of Intelligence . Leadership is provided by a chairman , and vice-chairman of Joint Chiefs of staff .
All of the branches work together during operarions and joint missions , under the Joint Combat Command under the authority of the minister of Defense .
It draws its manpower from a large pool of paid Volunteer . The country spends around pyR 732 billion ( NS $ 908 billion ) annually to fund the military . The Valarustav armed forces possess advanced and powerful weapons , manufactured domestically to carter to its defense needs , giving them significant capabilities in both defense and power projection .
CONTENTS

1. History
2. Budget
3. Personnel

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History

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Budget
17% of GDP , equating to pyR 732 billion is spent annually in the areas of weapons research , development , acquisition and maintenance ; administrative and personnel upkeep , veteran affairs , and overseas contigency operations .
By service , pyR 293 billion is allocated to the Army , pyR 219 billion going to the Navy , and pyR 220 billion to the Airforce .
By function , pyR 187 billion went to personnel , pyR 152 billion to operations and maintenance , pyR 133 billion for procurement , pyR 121 billion for research and development , pyR 92 billion for military construction and pyR 47 billion for family housing .

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Personnel
There are 2 872 800 personnel on active duty , with an additional 4 309 200 on reserve components . Members of the Valarustav military hold a rank , either that of an officer , warrant or enlisted . To determine seniority and eligibilty for promotion , Officers of the same rank or paygrade are distinguished by date of rank or position of office of importance set by law . Those wishing to gain entry into the armed forces , must have adequate qualification in math and science courses and must have completed either their secondary or tertiary education .

Enlisted
After enlistment, new recruits undergo Basic Training (also known as boot camp ) , followed by schooling in their primary Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) at any of the numerous training facilities around the country . Each branch conducts basic training differently. For example , Air Force Basic Military Training graduates attend Technical Training and are awarded an Air Force Specialty Code(AFSC) at the apprentice (3) skill level. All non-combat arms Army recruits undergo Basic Combat Training(BCT), followed by Advanced Individual Training(AIT), while all combat arms recruits go to One Station Unit Training (OSUT) which combines BCT and AIT, while the Navy send its recruits to Recruit Training and then to "A" schools to earn a rating.
Non-commissioned Officers
With very few exceptions, becoming a non-commissioned officer(NCO) in the Valarustav military is accomplished by progression through the lower enlisted ranks. However, unlike promotion through the lower enlisted tier, promotion to NCO is generally competitive. . Junior NCOs function as first-line supervisors and squad leaders, training the junior enlisted in their duties and guiding their career advancement.
While considered part of the non-commissioned officer corps by law, senior non-commissioned officers (SNCOs) referred to as Chief Petty Officers in the Navy , perform duties more focused on leadership rather than technical expertise.
SNCOs act as leaders of small units and as staff. Some SNCOs manage programs at headquarters level and a select few wield responsibility at the highest levels of the military structure. Most unit commanders have a SNCO as an enlisted advisor. All SNCOs are expected to mentor junior commissioned officers as well as the enlisted in their duty sections. The typical enlistee can expect to attain SNCO rank after 10 to 16 years of service.
Each of the three services employs a single Senior Enlisted Advisor at departmental level. This individual is the highest ranking enlisted member within his/her respective service and functions as the chief advisor to the service secretary, service chief of staff, and Congress on matters concerning the enlisted force. These individuals carry responsibilities and protocol requirements equivalent to three-star generaland flag officers. They are as follows:

• Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Chairman
• Sergeant Major of the Army
• Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy
• Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force

Warrant Officers
Warrant officers usually serve in a more technical and specialized role within units. More recently though they can also serve in more traditional leadership roles associated with the more recognizable officer corps.
Warrant officers in the U.S. military garner the same customs and courtesies as commissioned officers. They may attend the Officer's club, receive a command and are saluted by junior warrant officers and all enlisted service members .
Commissioned Officers
There are five common ways to receive a commissionas an officer in one of the branches of the U.S. military

• Service Academies
• Reserve Officer's Training Camp
• Officer Candidate school
• Direct commission
• Battlefield commission

General officers, or flag officers in the Navy , serve at the highest levels and oversee major portions of the military mission.

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Weapons
Individual weapons

MiAR-99
Type:Assault rifle
Numbers built:~6.5 million
Weight:3.3 kg ( 7.28 lb )
Length: 945 mm ( 37.2 in )
Barrel length: 415 mm ( 16.2 in )
cartrigde 5.56 x 45 mm
5.45 x 39 mm
rate of fire: 1800 rounds per minute
muzzle velocity: 900 m/s ( 2 953 ft/s )
effective range: 800 m
feed system: 30-round detachable box magazine
60-round casket magazine
95-round drum magazine
Variants:
MiAR-99A ( Assualt rifle )
MiAR-99S ( Sniper rifle )
MiAR-99M (Light machine gun )

AT-33
Type:Semi-automatic pistol
Weight: 420g
14.82 oz
Length: 160 mm
6.30 in
Barrel length: 75 mm
2.95 in
width: 34 mm
1.34 in
Height: 136 mm
5.35 in
Cartridge: 9x19 mm
Muzzle Velocity: 570 m/s
1 870 ft/s
Feed system: 20 round detachable boz magazine