Reichswehr (Mascylla)

Imperial Defence of Mascylla
Maskillische Reichswehr
Logo of the Reichswehr
Motto	Das Schwert und Schild des Reiches. (The Sword and Shield of the Realm.)
Founded	29 July 1793 Current form founded on 15 April 1924
Service branches	Mascyllary Army (Reichsheer) Mascyllary Navy (Marine) Mascyllary Air Force (Luftheer) Reichswehr Joint Medical Service (Reichswehrmedizinbasis) Joint Support Services (Streitkräftebasis)
Headquarters	Königsreh, Mascylla
Leadership
Commander-in-Chief	Queen Dorothea I (de jure) Prime Minister Thomas Falkner (de facto)
Minister of Defence	Rüdiger Meißert
Chief of the General Defence Staff	Generalfeldmarschall Wilhelm Brünar, Army
Personnel
Military age	18
Conscription	None (suspended since 2002)
Active personnel	226,031 (2020) (ranked 2nd)
Reserve personnel	89,120 (2020)
Deployed personnel	28,000
Expenditure
Budget	Ӄ80.2 billion (US$92.1 billion) (2019)
Percent of GDP	2.2%
Industry
Domestic suppliers	Albatross Öhrenwerftewerk Schütze & Gneisau Wiesar Verteidigung Brecht-Gühren GmBH AGA
Foreign suppliers	Dulebia Sarrac Lavaria
Annual exports	Ӄ19.9 billion (US$12.4 billion) (2018)
Related articles
History	List of engagements War of the Five Kings Cuthish Revolutionary War Adwhinish Peasants' Revolt Second Cutho-Mascyllary War Karsk Sea War Ao War Great War Dulebian Civil War Cuthish Civil War Mascyllary Revolution Western War Melasian Crisis Great Game Kenlongese War Chasunese War Akawhk Crisis Other

The Imperial Defence of Mascylla, or interchangibly called the Mascyllary Reichswehr (Hesurian: Maskillische Reichswehr) or simply the Reichswehr, is the armed forces of the Crowned Republic of Mascylla and their adjacent civil administration and authorities, being divided into a sole military part (armed forces or Stretkräfte) and a civilian counterpart (Zivilverwaltung). It ecompasses the Mascyllary Army (Reichsheer), the Mascyllary Navy (Marine), the Mascyllary Air Force (Luftheer), the Reichswehr Joint Medical Service (Reichswehrmedizinbasis), and the Joint Support Services (Streitkräftebasis).

Though the Monarch is traditionally the commander-in-chief of the armed forces, the Prime Minister de facto maintains this position jointly with the Minister of Defence of the Realm during peace time, although the Monarch may supersede the Prime Minister's powers by a two-thirds majority consent in the Reichsrat and on the behalf and agreement of a Councilman of Defence (Verteidigungskonsul) proposed by the government. Despite these offices having significant powers, the ability to mobilize forces is vested in the Reichsrat, which can declare a state of war, accordingly with the Ministry of Defence of the Realm.

Armed forces branches

Navy

Main article: Mascyllary Navy

Army

Main article: Mascyllary Army

Air Force

Main article: Mascyllary Air Force