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The '''Federal Armed Forces''', also known as the Commonwealth Military, Federal Armed Forces, or Federal Military (sometimes even called Federals), are the military forces of the [[Commonwealth of Reikland]].  It consists of the [[Commonwealth Federal Army]], [[Commonwealth Federal Navy]], and [[Commonwealth Federal Air Force]].  The President of the Commonwealth is commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces and forms military policy with the Department of Defense, the federal executive department that serves as the principal organ through which military policy is carried out.  All three branches are among the uniformed services of the Commonwealth.
The '''Federal Armed Forces''', also known as the Commonwealth Military, Federal Armed Forces, or Federal Military (sometimes even called Federals), are the military forces of the Commonwealth of [[Reikland]].  It consists of the [[Commonwealth Federal Army]], [[Commonwealth Federal Navy]], and [[Commonwealth Federal Air Force]].  The President of the Commonwealth is commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces and forms military policy with the Department of Defense, the federal executive department that serves as the principal organ through which military policy is carried out.  All three branches are among the uniformed services of the Commonwealth.

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The Federal Armed Forces, also known as the Commonwealth Military, Federal Armed Forces, or Federal Military (sometimes even called Federals), are the military forces of the Commonwealth of Reikland. It consists of the Commonwealth Federal Army, Commonwealth Federal Navy, and Commonwealth Federal Air Force. The President of the Commonwealth is commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces and forms military policy with the Department of Defense, the federal executive department that serves as the principal organ through which military policy is carried out. All three branches are among the uniformed services of the Commonwealth.