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| commander-in-chief = Radanna | | commander-in-chief = Radanna Șimonova | ||
| commander-in-chief_title = Prime Commander | | commander-in-chief_title = Prime Commander | ||
| chief minister = | | chief minister = [[Benedict Král]] | ||
| chief minister_title = | | chief minister_title = Primar | ||
| minister = Bernard | | minister = Bernard Sarkalesk | ||
| minister_title = Minister of Defense | | minister_title = Minister of Defense | ||
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| domestic_suppliers = Deva Arsenal, [[KAD]], {{wp|Automobile Dacia|Delia Automotive}} | | domestic_suppliers = Deva Arsenal, [[KAD]], {{wp|Automobile Dacia|Delia Automotive}} | ||
| foreign_suppliers = [[ | | foreign_suppliers = [[Otomarca]], [[Talahara]], [[Tsurushima]], [[Wazheganon]], | ||
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==Organization== | ==Organization== | ||
In peacetime, the Supreme Commander of the Protection Force is the Prime Commander, a stratocratically elected position currently held by Marshal Radanna Șimonova. In wartime, the ''Primar'' is to assume a role of equal importance in local strategic matters, and full authority regarding large-scale deployment and operations. Following the end of Ostrozava's neutrality policy in early 2020, the Protection Force began undergoing a strategic reevaluation and audit in order to more properly assess defensive doctrine, with [[ | In peacetime, the Supreme Commander of the Protection Force is the Prime Commander, a stratocratically elected position currently held by Marshal Radanna Șimonova. In wartime, the ''Primar'' is to assume a role of equal importance in local strategic matters, and full authority regarding large-scale deployment and operations. Following the end of Ostrozava's neutrality policy in early 2020, the Protection Force began undergoing a strategic reevaluation and audit in order to more properly assess defensive doctrine, with [[Veldia]] no longer seen as a credible threat. In 2021, the Protection Force reorganized into four geographical commands: | ||
*''Army Defense Command Baderia'', headquartered at Falx Towers Military Complex, Vyshnaya, SSF Baderia | *''Army Defense Command Baderia'', headquartered at Falx Towers Military Complex, Vyshnaya, SSF Baderia | ||
*''Army Defense Command Ardovia'', headquartered at Kolesk Joint Headquarters, Vandarek, SR Ardovia | *''Army Defense Command Ardovia'', headquartered at Kolesk Joint Headquarters, Vandarek, SR Ardovia | ||
*''Army Defense Command Kupalnitsa'', headquartered at Stan Bača Proving Ground, AUZ Levigorsk | *''Army Defense Command Kupalnitsa'', headquartered at Stan Bača Proving Ground, AUZ Levigorsk | ||
*''Army Defense Command | *''Army Defense Command Valdavia'', headquartered at Zyler Joint Headquarters, Petrișova, SR Valdavia | ||
[[File:Simonova.jpg|thumb|right|The Prime Commander since 2020 is Marshal Radanna Șimonova, who won the election with 61.4% of the vote.]] | [[File:Simonova.jpg|thumb|right|The Prime Commander since 2020 is Marshal Radanna Șimonova, who won the election with 61.4% of the vote.]] | ||
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*Army Defense Command Ardovia | *Army Defense Command Ardovia | ||
*Army Defense Command Kupalnitsa | *Army Defense Command Kupalnitsa | ||
*Army Defense Command | *Army Defense Command Valdavia | ||
====Branches==== | ====Branches==== | ||
'''Land Force''' | '''Land Force''' | ||
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==Equipment== | ==Equipment== | ||
{{Main| | {{Main|List of equipment of the Ostrozavan Protection Force}} | ||
==Manpower== | ==Manpower== | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery mode=packed heights=175px> | <gallery mode="packed" heights="175px"> | ||
File:OstrozavaArmyPic2021S.png|Ostrozavan infantry and {{wp|Leopard 1A5|Bv.65/F2}} {{wp|main battle tank}} on patrol during an exercise, 2018 | File:OstrozavaArmyPic2021S.png|Ostrozavan infantry and {{wp|Leopard 1A5|Bv.65/F2}} {{wp|main battle tank}} on patrol during an exercise, 2018 | ||
File:OstrozavaJetUpdate1.png|Ostrozavan {{wp|F-15 STOL/MTD|ZLv.79/N}} {{wp|multirole fighter aircraft}}, 2011 | File:OstrozavaJetUpdate1.png|Ostrozavan {{wp|F-15 STOL/MTD|ZLv.79/N}} {{wp|multirole fighter aircraft}}, 2011 | ||
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</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Militaries (Ajax)]] | ||
[[Category:Ostrozava]] | [[Category:Ostrozava]] |
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Ostrozavan Protection Force | |
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Obrannă Sila Ostrozavskă | |
Founded | 1794 |
Current form | 1911 |
Service branches | Ostrozavan Army Ostrozavan Aerospace Force Ostrozavan Coastal Force |
Headquarters | Karsko, Ostrozava |
Leadership | |
Prime Commander | Radanna Șimonova |
Minister of Defense | Bernard Sarkalesk |
Personnel | |
Military age | 18 years of age |
Conscription | Yes |
Available for military service | 2,535,174 males, age 15–49, 2,517,273 females, age 15–49 |
Fit for military service | 2,084,469 males, age 15–49, 2,065,956 females, age 15–49 |
Reaching military age annually | 53,858 males, 50,488 females |
Active personnel | 106,624 (2021) |
Industry | |
Domestic suppliers | Deva Arsenal, KAD, Delia Automotive |
Foreign suppliers | Otomarca, Talahara, Tsurushima, Wazheganon, |
The Ostrozavan Protection Force (OPF) (Ostro-Ludzic: Obrannă Sila Ostrozavskă (OSO)) are the combined ground, naval and aerospace forces of The Prime Republic of Ostrozava. They consist of the Ostrozavan Army, Ostrozavan Aerospace Force, and Ostrozavan Coastal Force, as well as specialized branches and support units, most prominently including the Ostrozavan Foreign Legion. Since the 2020 reform of the PRCO, the OSO has operated alongside the Ostrozavan Civil Service as one of two civil service branches of the nation. Their governing body is the Prime Defense Council, which in-turn operates nominally under the Supreme Court of Ostrozava, though recent developments following the PRCO Crisis have de facto given the People's Congress a larger say in military matters.
Organization
In peacetime, the Supreme Commander of the Protection Force is the Prime Commander, a stratocratically elected position currently held by Marshal Radanna Șimonova. In wartime, the Primar is to assume a role of equal importance in local strategic matters, and full authority regarding large-scale deployment and operations. Following the end of Ostrozava's neutrality policy in early 2020, the Protection Force began undergoing a strategic reevaluation and audit in order to more properly assess defensive doctrine, with Veldia no longer seen as a credible threat. In 2021, the Protection Force reorganized into four geographical commands:
- Army Defense Command Baderia, headquartered at Falx Towers Military Complex, Vyshnaya, SSF Baderia
- Army Defense Command Ardovia, headquartered at Kolesk Joint Headquarters, Vandarek, SR Ardovia
- Army Defense Command Kupalnitsa, headquartered at Stan Bača Proving Ground, AUZ Levigorsk
- Army Defense Command Valdavia, headquartered at Zyler Joint Headquarters, Petrișova, SR Valdavia
Regional commands
BranchesLand Force
Aerospace Force
Coastal Force
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Specialized Branches
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Administrative branches
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Equipment
Manpower
Active deployments
Gallery
Ostrozavan infantry and Bv.65/F2 main battle tank on patrol during an exercise, 2018
Ostrozavan ZLv.79/N multirole fighter aircraft, 2011
Ostrozavan forces during the "Willow" joint operation, North Ottonia, 1983