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The '''Daobac Self-Defense Forces''' ({{wp|Vietnamese Language|Daoan}}: ''Lực Lượng Tự vệ Đảo Bắc''), abbreviated as '''DSDF''' and unofficially referred to as the '''Daoan Armed Forces''', is the unified {{wp|military|military organization}} of the [[Daobac|Daoan Congressional Republic]]. Its primary responsibility is is the protection and defense of Daobac's sovereignty and interests both domestic and abroad. The DSDF also supports various peacekeeping and humanitarian efforts within the Ozerosi region and beyond, and is comprised of three primary {{wp|military branch|service branches}}: the [[Daoan Congressional Republic Navy]], [[Daoan Congressional Republic Air Force]] and [[Daoan Congressional Republic National Guard]]. The DSDF is administered by the [[Ministry of National Security]], a civilian government agency responsible for the coordination and administration of the nation's military and police force, while the [[President of Daobac]] serves as the {{wp|commander-in-chief}} of the DSDF. Though it maintains a small number of full time active personnel compared to its immediate and regional neighbors, the armed forces is supported by a significant military budget and advanced military industrial complex. Combined with its extensive military history, the DSDF has been able to maintain one of the most well trained, experienced and technologically sophisticated militaries in the Ozerosi region. Daobac also maintains an active conscription policy known as the [[National Service]], where every male and female above the age of 18 must undergo a compulsory military training regime and serve in either the DSDF, or the National Police. The DSDF has a large pool of reserve personnel that can be quickly mobilized when needed to bolster its ranks.  
The '''Daobac Self-Defense Forces''' ({{wp|Vietnamese Language|Daoan}}: ''Lực Lượng Tự vệ Đảo Bắc''), abbreviated as '''DSDF''' and unofficially referred to as the '''Daoan Armed Forces''', is the unified {{wp|military|military organization}} of the [[Daobac|Daoan Congressional Republic]]. Its primary responsibility is is the protection and defense of Daobac's sovereignty and interests both domestic and abroad. The DSDF also supports various peacekeeping and humanitarian efforts within the Ozerosi region and beyond, and is comprised of three primary {{wp|military branch|service branches}}: the [[Daoan Congressional Republic Navy]], [[Daoan Congressional Republic Air Force]] and [[Daoan Congressional Republic National Guard]]. The DSDF is administered by the [[Ministry of National Security]], a civilian government agency responsible for the coordination and administration of the nation's military and police force, while the [[President of Daobac]] serves as the {{wp|commander-in-chief}} of the DSDF. Though it maintains a small number of full time active personnel compared to its immediate and regional neighbors, the armed forces is supported by a significant military budget and advanced military industrial complex. Combined with its extensive military history, the DSDF has been able to maintain one of the most well trained, experienced and technologically sophisticated militaries in the Ozerosi region. Daobac also maintains an active conscription policy known as the [[National Service]], where every male and female above the age of 18 must undergo a compulsory military training regime and serve in either the DSDF, or the National Police. The DSDF has a large pool of reserve personnel that can be quickly mobilized when needed to bolster its ranks.  
== Philosophy & Doctrine ==
== Defense Policy ==
The National Security Paper is a document that outlines the doctrine which establishes what principles and policies the DSDF adheres to and why these are required. The document was formulated by both military (both commissioned and non-commissioned officers) as well as civilian personnel, mostly academia, who worked for the DSDF. The doctrine is routinely reviewed once every three years and is updated accordingly when changes are required.
The National Security Paper is a document that outlines the doctrine which establishes what principles and policies the DSDF adheres to and why these are required. The document was formulated by both military (both commissioned and non-commissioned officers) as well as civilian personnel, mostly academia, who worked for the DSDF. The doctrine is routinely reviewed once every three years and is updated accordingly when changes are required.
=== Mission ===
=== Mission ===
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* Anti-ship and anti-air missile batteries operated by ground forces must be mobile and can be rapidly deployed.
* Anti-ship and anti-air missile batteries operated by ground forces must be mobile and can be rapidly deployed.
* A minimum number of these mobile missile batteries must be operational at all times.
* A minimum number of these mobile missile batteries must be operational at all times.
 
=== Conscription ===
=== International Defense Relations ===
== History ==
== History ==
=== Establishment ===
=== Establishment ===
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The '''Cross-Strait War''', also commonly referred to as the '''Daoan-Kra War''', was an {{wp|war|intense armed conflict}} fought between [[Anachak Kang]] and an alliance between [[Daobac]] and [[Tsurushima]] from 6 July 1897 until 11 February 1898. The war was borne out of Anachak Kang's, commonly referred to as the Kra, expansionist and hegemonic policy to dominate the Kayatman and east Ochran regions through political and economic means. The Kra government viewed the subjugation and annexation of Daobac as a stepping stone to achieve Kra hegemony over the region, while at the same time control a strategic port of entry for international trade. The independence of Daobac in 1845 presented a new entry point for goods to enter and exist the Ozerosi and Kayatman seas. As a result many nations, Tsurushima and Anachak Kang among them, sought to establish friendly relations with Daobac in order to cement access to trade with the new nation.  Initially, the Kra had the upper hand in the war, to the point of being able to invade and occupy parts of Bautroi island in Daobac. However their decision to simultaneously attack, what they perceived to be a weakened nation in the wake of a revolution, Tsurushima proved to be a major factor in their defeat. The involvement of Tsurushima as an ally of Daobac has been largely credited with single handedly turning the tide of the war. On July 1897 all Kra armies that occupied Bautroi island had been routed, and by January 1898 Daobac and Tsurushima launched a concentrated amphibious landing at Anachak Kang and eventually forced the Kra to surrender by occupying the Kra's capital city of Viangchan.
The '''Cross-Strait War''', also commonly referred to as the '''Daoan-Kra War''', was an {{wp|war|intense armed conflict}} fought between [[Anachak Kang]] and an alliance between [[Daobac]] and [[Tsurushima]] from 6 July 1897 until 11 February 1898. The war was borne out of Anachak Kang's, commonly referred to as the Kra, expansionist and hegemonic policy to dominate the Kayatman and east Ochran regions through political and economic means. The Kra government viewed the subjugation and annexation of Daobac as a stepping stone to achieve Kra hegemony over the region, while at the same time control a strategic port of entry for international trade. The independence of Daobac in 1845 presented a new entry point for goods to enter and exist the Ozerosi and Kayatman seas. As a result many nations, Tsurushima and Anachak Kang among them, sought to establish friendly relations with Daobac in order to cement access to trade with the new nation.  Initially, the Kra had the upper hand in the war, to the point of being able to invade and occupy parts of Bautroi island in Daobac. However their decision to simultaneously attack, what they perceived to be a weakened nation in the wake of a revolution, Tsurushima proved to be a major factor in their defeat. The involvement of Tsurushima as an ally of Daobac has been largely credited with single handedly turning the tide of the war. On July 1897 all Kra armies that occupied Bautroi island had been routed, and by January 1898 Daobac and Tsurushima launched a concentrated amphibious landing at Anachak Kang and eventually forced the Kra to surrender by occupying the Kra's capital city of Viangchan.


The war had profound and long-lasting consequences for the DSDF, effectively transforming it as one of the cornerstones of the country's foreign and national security policies. The DSDF's importance and relevance to the Daoan nation was elevated as the government allocated funds to the budget of the armed forces in order to maintain the DSDF's technological and professional supremacy above its immediate neighbors. This attitude and policy continues into the present day, albeit at a much more stable manner. Funding for the armed forces has been consistently maintained at the very least, at 3% of the country's GDP. The Daoan government also saw the benefit and advantage of maintaining a small but professional and technologically sophistcated armed forces that is able to repel or at the very least resist the onslought of a larger but less coordinated opposing force. A professional military equipped with adequate detection and counter-attack capability was seen as a central pillar to the Daoan's defense policy. It also demonstrated to the Daoans that they cannot afford to sustain prolonged offensive operations against another nation, unless they were assisted by allied forces in doing so. This entrenched the firm belief that Daobac must never have any territorial ambitions beyond its current borders.  
The war had profound and long-lasting consequences for the DSDF, effectively transforming it as one of the cornerstones of the country's foreign and national security policies. The DSDF's importance and relevance to the Daoan nation was elevated as the government allocated funds to the budget of the armed forces in order to maintain the DSDF's technological and professional supremacy above its immediate neighbors. This attitude and policy continues into the present day, albeit at a much more stable manner. Funding for the armed forces has been consistently maintained at the very least, at 3% of the country's GDP. The Daoan government also saw the benefit and advantage of maintaining a small but professional and technologically sophisticated armed forces that is able to repel or at the very least resist the onslought of a larger but less coordinated opposing force. A professional military equipped with adequate detection and counter-attack capability was seen as a central pillar to the Daoan's defense policy. It also demonstrated to the Daoans that they cannot afford to sustain prolonged offensive operations against another nation, unless they were assisted by allied forces in doing so. This entrenched the firm belief that Daobac must never have any territorial ambitions beyond its current borders.  
=== Hanaki War ===
=== Hanaki War ===
{{see also|Hanaki War}}
{{see also|Hanaki War}}
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=== Modern Era ===
=== Modern Era ===
{{see also|Operation New Year Drop|Insurgency in M'biruna}}
{{see also|Operation New Year Drop|Insurgency in M'biruna}}
== Organization ==
== Organization ==
=== Structure ===
The [[President of Daobac]] serves as the {{wp|commander-in-chief}} of the DSDF has the authority to exercise supreme {{wp|command and control}} over the entire armed forces. While the President is the only person who is permitted to authorize the use and {{wp|mobilization}} of the Armed Forces in both times of peace and war, the day-to-day operations of the Armed Forces is entirely handled by the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, a position held by a 5 star officer from one of the three service branches of the Armed Forces that can be an: Fleet Admiral ([[Daoan Congressional Republic Navy|Navy]]), Air Marshal ([[Daoan Congressional Republic Air Force|Air Force]]), or General ([[Daoan Congressional Republic National Guard|National Guard]]). The DSDF is administered by the Ministry of National Security, a civilian executive agency of the Daoan government,
==== Leadership ====
==== Central Institutes ====
==== Primary Operational Commands ====
=== Personnel ===
=== Personnel ===
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=== Administration ===
== Service Branches ==
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==== Daoan Navy ====
{{see also|Daoan Congressional Republic Navy}}
{{see also|Daoan Congressional Republic Navy}}

Revision as of 15:30, 12 February 2023

Daobac Self-Defense Forces
Lực Lượng Tự vệ Đảo Bắc
Flag of the DSDF.png
Tri-service flag of the DSDF
FoundedTBD
Current formTBD
Service branches
HeadquartersCongvat
Leadership
Commander-in-ChiefPresident, TBD
Minister of National SecurityTBD
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of StaffTBD
Personnel
Military age18
Conscription380 days (National Guard)
440 days (Air Force)
560 days (Daoan Navy)
Active personnel59,000
Reserve personnel420,000
Expenditure
Budget$17.2 Billion
Percent of GDP4.9
Industry
Domestic suppliers
Foreign suppliers
Related articles
History

The Daobac Self-Defense Forces (Daoan: Lực Lượng Tự vệ Đảo Bắc), abbreviated as DSDF and unofficially referred to as the Daoan Armed Forces, is the unified military organization of the Daoan Congressional Republic. Its primary responsibility is is the protection and defense of Daobac's sovereignty and interests both domestic and abroad. The DSDF also supports various peacekeeping and humanitarian efforts within the Ozerosi region and beyond, and is comprised of three primary service branches: the Daoan Congressional Republic Navy, Daoan Congressional Republic Air Force and Daoan Congressional Republic National Guard. The DSDF is administered by the Ministry of National Security, a civilian government agency responsible for the coordination and administration of the nation's military and police force, while the President of Daobac serves as the commander-in-chief of the DSDF. Though it maintains a small number of full time active personnel compared to its immediate and regional neighbors, the armed forces is supported by a significant military budget and advanced military industrial complex. Combined with its extensive military history, the DSDF has been able to maintain one of the most well trained, experienced and technologically sophisticated militaries in the Ozerosi region. Daobac also maintains an active conscription policy known as the National Service, where every male and female above the age of 18 must undergo a compulsory military training regime and serve in either the DSDF, or the National Police. The DSDF has a large pool of reserve personnel that can be quickly mobilized when needed to bolster its ranks.

Defense Policy

The National Security Paper is a document that outlines the doctrine which establishes what principles and policies the DSDF adheres to and why these are required. The document was formulated by both military (both commissioned and non-commissioned officers) as well as civilian personnel, mostly academia, who worked for the DSDF. The doctrine is routinely reviewed once every three years and is updated accordingly when changes are required.

Mission

  • To protect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Daobac from both foreign & domestic threats.

Primary Doctrine

  • Maintain a credible deterrence posture against potential hostilities.
  • Embrace a decentralized approach in command and control practices.
  • Daobac must ensure that it has no territorial ambitions beyond its current borders.
  • To maintain a small standing army but with a large pool of well trained reservists that can be rapidly mobilized.
  • The civilian population must be well versed in the knowledge of civil defense.

Strategy Overview

  • Maintain the practice of force dispersal.
  • Give subordinate commanders and troops the initiative to make tactical decisions based on the best available information.
  • Maximize the principle of offshore engagement.
  • Hostile forces are able to be detected far away from the Daoan homelands and engaged.
  • The DSDF must maintain sufficient detection, defense and counterstrike capabilities.
  • Rapid reaction forces by the all three branches of the armed forces must be maintained.
  • Anti-ship and anti-air missile batteries operated by ground forces must be mobile and can be rapidly deployed.
  • A minimum number of these mobile missile batteries must be operational at all times.

Conscription

International Defense Relations

History

Establishment

Cross-Strait War

The Cross-Strait War, also commonly referred to as the Daoan-Kra War, was an intense armed conflict fought between Anachak Kang and an alliance between Daobac and Tsurushima from 6 July 1897 until 11 February 1898. The war was borne out of Anachak Kang's, commonly referred to as the Kra, expansionist and hegemonic policy to dominate the Kayatman and east Ochran regions through political and economic means. The Kra government viewed the subjugation and annexation of Daobac as a stepping stone to achieve Kra hegemony over the region, while at the same time control a strategic port of entry for international trade. The independence of Daobac in 1845 presented a new entry point for goods to enter and exist the Ozerosi and Kayatman seas. As a result many nations, Tsurushima and Anachak Kang among them, sought to establish friendly relations with Daobac in order to cement access to trade with the new nation. Initially, the Kra had the upper hand in the war, to the point of being able to invade and occupy parts of Bautroi island in Daobac. However their decision to simultaneously attack, what they perceived to be a weakened nation in the wake of a revolution, Tsurushima proved to be a major factor in their defeat. The involvement of Tsurushima as an ally of Daobac has been largely credited with single handedly turning the tide of the war. On July 1897 all Kra armies that occupied Bautroi island had been routed, and by January 1898 Daobac and Tsurushima launched a concentrated amphibious landing at Anachak Kang and eventually forced the Kra to surrender by occupying the Kra's capital city of Viangchan.

The war had profound and long-lasting consequences for the DSDF, effectively transforming it as one of the cornerstones of the country's foreign and national security policies. The DSDF's importance and relevance to the Daoan nation was elevated as the government allocated funds to the budget of the armed forces in order to maintain the DSDF's technological and professional supremacy above its immediate neighbors. This attitude and policy continues into the present day, albeit at a much more stable manner. Funding for the armed forces has been consistently maintained at the very least, at 3% of the country's GDP. The Daoan government also saw the benefit and advantage of maintaining a small but professional and technologically sophisticated armed forces that is able to repel or at the very least resist the onslought of a larger but less coordinated opposing force. A professional military equipped with adequate detection and counter-attack capability was seen as a central pillar to the Daoan's defense policy. It also demonstrated to the Daoans that they cannot afford to sustain prolonged offensive operations against another nation, unless they were assisted by allied forces in doing so. This entrenched the firm belief that Daobac must never have any territorial ambitions beyond its current borders.

Hanaki War

Insurgency in M'biruna

Modern Era

Organization

Structure

The President of Daobac serves as the commander-in-chief of the DSDF has the authority to exercise supreme command and control over the entire armed forces. While the President is the only person who is permitted to authorize the use and mobilization of the Armed Forces in both times of peace and war, the day-to-day operations of the Armed Forces is entirely handled by the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, a position held by a 5 star officer from one of the three service branches of the Armed Forces that can be an: Fleet Admiral (Navy), Air Marshal (Air Force), or General (National Guard). The DSDF is administered by the Ministry of National Security, a civilian executive agency of the Daoan government,

Leadership

Central Institutes

Primary Operational Commands

Personnel

Component Active Reserves Deployed Civilian
Daoan Navy 13,000 44,000 n/a TBD
Daoan Air Force 9,000 30,000 n/a TBD
National Guard 37,000 346,000 n/a TBD
Total 59,000 420,000 TBD TBD

Service Branches

Daoan Navy

Daoan Air Force

National Guard