Armed Forces of Breheim

Armed Forces of Breheim
Bremske Væpnede Styrker
Founded	1799
Service branches	Fortifications Branch Army of Breheim Breheimian Republican Navy Breheimian Home Guard
Headquarters	Moldershus Fortress
Leadership
Commander-in-chief	Vilde Gunnhildsdottir
Minister of Defence	Unoccupied
Chief of Defence	General Fredrik Tormodsen
Personnel
Military age	18-45
Conscription	10-12 month service, 2-4 year service for some positions
Available for military service	3,650,000 males, age 16-45 (2017), 3,600,000 females, age 16-45 (2017)
Fit for military service	3,250,000 males, age 16-45 (2017), 3,050,000 females, age 16-45 (2017)
Reaching military age annually	113,000 males (2017), 111,000 females (2017)
Active personnel	190,000
Expenditure
Budget	$17.5 billion
Percent of GDP	3.2% of GDP

Military Organization

Hierarchy

The Breheimian Armed Forces operate a fairly limited military hierarchy compared to most countries' armed forces. Only three distinct officer ranks are a part of the standardized Armed Forces, as well as two forms of Non-Commissioned Officer as well as the rank of private. As a result, many Breheimian military units have several officers of equal rank in command, with officers typically deferring to the orders of an officer with seniority.

Type	Army of Breheim	Fortifications Branch	Breheimian Republican Navy	Home Guard	Non-Branch Units
Enlisted Soldier	Soldat	Grenader	Sjømann	Militsmann	Soldat
Non-Commissioned Officer	Korporal	Underkorporal	Oversjømann	Militsleder	Korporal
Warrant Officer	Sersjant	Overkorporal	Skipsmester	Sersjant	Sersjant
Junior Officer	Fenrik	Fanejunker	Fenrik	Kaptein	Løytnant
Officer	Oberst	Major	Kaptein	Kommandør	Oberst
Senior Officer	General	General	Admiral	Overkommandør	General

Soldier Officers

In addition to the regular system of warrants and commissions for Breheimian military units, soldiers displeased with a superior may hold a vote on whether or not to recall said officer. If 2/3 of soldiers under said officer, non-commissioned officer or warrant officer's command votes in favor of recalling him, a new officer must be assigned to said unit by their immediate superior. Until that may be done, the soldiers elect their own 'Soldier-Officer' from their own ranks which have the same authority as the rank they are temporarily filling.