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| chief minister = [[Prime Minister of Huajiang|Prime Minister]] [[Qi Nan-ou]] | | chief minister = [[Prime Minister of Huajiang|Prime Minister]] [[Qi Nan-ou]] | ||
| chief minister_title = [[Chairman of the Executive Security Committee|Chairman of the Executive Committee]] | | chief minister_title = [[Chairman of the Executive Security Committee|Chairman of the Executive Committee]] | ||
| minister = [[ | | minister = [[Zhao Xiaolan]] | ||
| minister_title = [[ | | minister_title = [[Executive Commissioner of Security]] | ||
| age = 18 for voluntary service | | age = 18 for voluntary service | ||
| conscription = No Conscription | | conscription = No Conscription | ||
Revision as of 05:18, 3 September 2019
| Military of Huajiang | |
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 Uniform Armorial and Seal of the Huajiang Armed Forces | |
| Motto | 亲爱精诚 Qīn'ài jīngchéng |
| Founded | April 5, 1881 |
| Service branches | |
| Headquarters | The Republican Hall, Qicheng |
| Leadership | |
| Grand Commander-in-chief |  President Meiying Yue |
| Executive Commissioner of Security | Zhao Xiaolan |
| Personnel | |
| Military age | 18 for voluntary service |
| Conscription | No Conscription |
| Active personnel | 300,262 |
| Reserve personnel | 254,485 |
| Deployed personnel | 186,321 |
| Expenditure | |
| Percent of GDP | 1.8% (2019) |
The Huajiang Armed Forces (Huajiangite: 花江武装部队; Alphabetized Huajiangite: Huājiāng wǔzhuāng bùduì) are the military forces of the Republic of Huajiang and are responsible for the defense of the Republic of Huajiang. The Armed Forces consists of the Army, Marine Tuan, Navy and the Air Tuan. The Army, Marines, Navy and Air Tuan are controlled by the Executive Commission of Security. The other branches of services, the Republican Guard and the Huajiang Special Operatives Tuan are controlled by the Executive Commission of the Homeland. The President of Huajiang is the Commander-in-chief, titled Grand Commander-in-Chief and is charged with forming the policy of the Executive Commission of Security in conjunction with Executive Commission of the Homeland.