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| Tiwuran Armed Forces | |
|---|---|
 Logo of the TAF | |
| Founded | 3 April 1950 |
| Current form | 12 August 1995 |
| Service branches | Tiwuran Army Tiwuran Naval Force Tiwuran Air Force |
| Headquarters | Omamiri |
| Leadership | |
| Chief of the Tiwuran Armed Forces | President Reginald Akinlabi |
| Minister of Defence | Obike Azubuike |
| Chief of Staff | Udegbunam Okafo |
| Personnel | |
| Reserve personnel | 552,819 |
| Deployed personnel | 210,718 |
The Tiwuran Armed Forces is the national armed forces of Tiwura. Formed in 1950 after independence, it was created to operate in the protection of the interests of Tiwura and the Tiwuran people. It would undergo reformation in 1995 after the overthrow of Kibwe Chipo with many of its old leadership being ousted and its structure recreated. The TAF has been involves in multiple conflicts, with the largest being the Bulamu War in the 1960s as well as both civil wars and several smaller internal rebellions.