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The '''''Konungsvörður''''' ({{wpl|English language|Licanan}}: Royal Guard) is the standing military force of [[Eilínótt]]. It consists of the ''Konunglegur jarðher'', or Royal Ground Forces, the ''Konunglegur flugher'', or Royal Air Corps, and the ''Konunglegt flot'', or Royal Flotilla.. The ''Konungur'' of Eilínótt is the commander-in-chief of the Royal Guard and forms military policy with the Ministry of Defense. The ''Konungsvörður'' is tasked with guaranteeing the sovereignty and independence of the nation, defending its territorial integrity and the constitutional order of the nation as defined by 1802 Declaration of Freedoms and Rights
The ''Konungsvörður'' is one of the oldest military formations in the world, tracing its active service back to well before the establishment of the Kingdom of [[Eilínótt]]. The ''Konungsvörður'' was established in 1021, shortly after the recognition of Eilínótt as a constituent member of the [[Trinovantum|Trinovantan]] Empire for the purpose of protecting the nobility residing on the island, as well as the territorial integrity of the island itself. Throughout the centuries, the importance of the Royal Guard's territorial defense duties waned, seeing a slight resurgence when the nation gained independence in 1804, but ultimately rendering the force nearly ceremonial in nature.
The ''Konungsvörður'' was stood down following the invasion of Eilínótt by [[Ostlichtor]] in 1975, with most of its surviving members interned during the seven year occupation that followed. Following the withdrawal of Ostlander forces in 1982, the ''Konungsvörður'' was reformed, and its territorial defense duties became core tenets of its strategy and doctrine. Over the last several decades, the Kingdom of Eilínótt has made great strides in training and procurement of equipment, as well as establishing a military industrial base with which to defend itself from further foreign aggression. In addition, some elements of Eilínótt's Royal Guard have been deployed to assist in international peacekeeping efforts, mostly notably on the Omandan continent following the end of the [[Omandan Continental War]] and subsequent breakup of the former [[Order of Soviet Socialist Republics]].
All members of the Eilínótti population are required to serve not less than one year in the armed forces before being discharged and becoming members of the ''Næturvakt'' until the age of 65. Citizens general serve following their 18th birthday and completion of secondary education, and prior to continuing education, though deferments can be obtained for those who either wish to obtain college degrees prior to military service, or who wish to serve as officers in the ''Konungsvörður''.
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Revision as of 16:56, 11 June 2021

Royal Guard
Konungsvörður
Active1021 - present
Country Eilínótt
Commanders
KonungurÁsgeir III
HöfðingiPáll Hákonson Atli
Insignia
EilínóttRondelTrans.pngAir Corps Rondel
EilínóttEnsign.pngNaval ensign

The Konungsvörður (Licanan: Royal Guard) is the standing military force of Eilínótt. It consists of the Konunglegur jarðher, or Royal Ground Forces, the Konunglegur flugher, or Royal Air Corps, and the Konunglegt flot, or Royal Flotilla.. The Konungur of Eilínótt is the commander-in-chief of the Royal Guard and forms military policy with the Ministry of Defense. The Konungsvörður is tasked with guaranteeing the sovereignty and independence of the nation, defending its territorial integrity and the constitutional order of the nation as defined by 1802 Declaration of Freedoms and Rights

The Konungsvörður is one of the oldest military formations in the world, tracing its active service back to well before the establishment of the Kingdom of Eilínótt. The Konungsvörður was established in 1021, shortly after the recognition of Eilínótt as a constituent member of the Trinovantan Empire for the purpose of protecting the nobility residing on the island, as well as the territorial integrity of the island itself. Throughout the centuries, the importance of the Royal Guard's territorial defense duties waned, seeing a slight resurgence when the nation gained independence in 1804, but ultimately rendering the force nearly ceremonial in nature.

The Konungsvörður was stood down following the invasion of Eilínótt by Ostlichtor in 1975, with most of its surviving members interned during the seven year occupation that followed. Following the withdrawal of Ostlander forces in 1982, the Konungsvörður was reformed, and its territorial defense duties became core tenets of its strategy and doctrine. Over the last several decades, the Kingdom of Eilínótt has made great strides in training and procurement of equipment, as well as establishing a military industrial base with which to defend itself from further foreign aggression. In addition, some elements of Eilínótt's Royal Guard have been deployed to assist in international peacekeeping efforts, mostly notably on the Omandan continent following the end of the Omandan Continental War and subsequent breakup of the former Order of Soviet Socialist Republics.

All members of the Eilínótti population are required to serve not less than one year in the armed forces before being discharged and becoming members of the Næturvakt until the age of 65. Citizens general serve following their 18th birthday and completion of secondary education, and prior to continuing education, though deferments can be obtained for those who either wish to obtain college degrees prior to military service, or who wish to serve as officers in the Konungsvörður.

History

Organization

Ranks

Commissioned

Grade Image Rank
N/A Aliupseerioppilas M05.svg Undirritari
R-1 Upseerioppilas M05.svg Yngri undirforingi
R-2 Upseerikokelas M05.svg Undirforingi
R-3 Vänrikki M05.svg Skipstjóri
R-4 Luutnantti M05.svg Eldri skipstjóri
R-5 Majuri M05.svg Undirmeðlimur
R-6 Everstiluutnantti M05.svg Yfirmaður
R-7 Eversti M05.svg Yfirforingi
R-8 Prikaatikenraali M05.svg Liðsforingi
R-9 Kenraalimajuri M05.svg Eldri liðsforingi
R-10 Kenraaliluutnantti M05.svg Hershöfðingi
R-11 Kenraali M05.svg Höfðingi

Enlisted and non-commissioned

Grade Image Rank
FTS-1 No insignia Meðvitað
FTS-2 Sotamies M05.svg Einkaaðila
FTS-3 Korpraali M05.svg Eldri einkaaðili
FTS-4 Alikersantti M05.svg Líkami
FTS-5 Kersantti M05.svg Liðþjálfi
FTS-6 Ylikersantti M05.svg Eldri liðþjálfi
FTS-7 Vääpeli M05.svg Umsjónarmaður
FTS-8 Ylivääpeli M05.svg Eldri umsjónarmaður
FTS-9 Sotilasmestari M05.svg Yfirumsjónarmaður

Equipment

Personal weapons

Name Origin Type Caliber/Diameter Notes
Handguns
Submachine guns
Shotguns
Rifles
Precision and sniper rifles
Machine guns
Grenades and explosives
Infantry anti-tank weapons
Infantry anti-aircraft weapons

Vehicles

Name Origin Number Notes
Utility vehicles
Infantry Fighting Vehicles
Reconnaissance Vehicles
Miscellaneous Vehicles
Recovery Vehicles
Engineering Vehicles
Artillery
Towed
Self-propelled gun
Self-propelled rocket launcher.
Towed Anti-aircraft
Self-Propelled Anti-aircraft