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==Role== | ==Role== | ||
The current role of the Doradan armed forces is strictly defensive nature, and has been structured to engage in counter-insurgency warfare within its own borders. Due to the reconstruction of the government under [[Verde|Verdean]] occupation, almost all of its offensively orientated assets, especially long range ballistic and cruise missile, as well as anti-shipping capability, forcibly stripped by occupiers as part of the restructuring of the armed forces. The army is the primary defensive asset of the Doradan armed forces, being deployed throughout the country, largely in rural areas to combat insurgent forces, and respond to terror attacks. The Doradan naval forces are rather more focused on counter-piracy and smuggling interdiction operations in order to cut the insurgency off from sources of funding and supply. The air arm is supporting arm, largely intended to support the operations of other branches, but with a sizable interceptor force for maintaining aerial sovereignty. | |||
===Operations=== | ===Operations=== | ||
==See Also== | |||
* [[List of Equipment of the Doradan Armed Forces]] | |||
* [[Ranks of the Doradan Armed Forces]] | |||
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Revision as of 06:48, 30 November 2019
| The Doradan Defense Force | |
|---|---|
| El Fuerzo Defensivo Doradaño | |
 Flag of the Doradan Armed Forces | |
| Service branches | Ground Defense Force
Naval Defense Force Air Defense Force |
| Headquarters | Doradan Defense Command, Puerto Bello, Puerto Bello |
| Air arm flying hours | 20/month |
| Leadership | |
| Prime Minister | Luís Rosa Esclavas |
| Secretary for the National Defense | José Hoyo Gonzalez |
| Personnel | |
| Military age | 18-56 |
| Available for military service | 40,538,440 (DI 215), age 18-50 (DI 212) |
| Fit for military service | 28,782,292 (DI 215), age 18-50 (DI 212) |
| Reaching military age annually | 100.176 (DI 215) (DI 212) |
| Active personnel | 399,392 |
| Reserve personnel | 27,181 |
| Deployed personnel | No foreign deployments |
| Expenditure | |
| Budget | $13,899,460,741 NSD |
| Percent of GDP | 3% |
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History
Structure
High Command
Ground Defense Force
Formations
Formations
Air Defense Force
Formation
Intelligence Gathering Capabilities
Role
The current role of the Doradan armed forces is strictly defensive nature, and has been structured to engage in counter-insurgency warfare within its own borders. Due to the reconstruction of the government under Verdean occupation, almost all of its offensively orientated assets, especially long range ballistic and cruise missile, as well as anti-shipping capability, forcibly stripped by occupiers as part of the restructuring of the armed forces. The army is the primary defensive asset of the Doradan armed forces, being deployed throughout the country, largely in rural areas to combat insurgent forces, and respond to terror attacks. The Doradan naval forces are rather more focused on counter-piracy and smuggling interdiction operations in order to cut the insurgency off from sources of funding and supply. The air arm is supporting arm, largely intended to support the operations of other branches, but with a sizable interceptor force for maintaining aerial sovereignty.