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The '''Commonwealth Guard''', also called the National Guard or Provincial Guard, is a subordinate service of the [[Commonwealth Federal Army]] and serves as a gendarmerie and rapid mobilization reserve. In peacetime, it's nearly 400,000 members serve as a police force on provincial highways and as a response force during hostage or other highly volatile situations. During wartime, it is expanded to serve as a defense against possible invasion, tasked with manning fortifications and other defensive positions. | The '''Commonwealth Guard''', also called the National Guard or Provincial Guard, is a subordinate service of the [[Commonwealth Federal Army]] and serves as a gendarmerie and rapid mobilization reserve. In peacetime, it's nearly 400,000 members serve as a police force on provincial highways and as a response force during hostage or other highly volatile situations. During wartime, it is expanded to serve as a defense against possible invasion, tasked with manning fortifications and other defensive positions. | ||
=== Origins === | |||
=== Organization === | |||
==== Territorial Organization ==== | |||
==== Guard Bureau ==== | |||
==== Constitutional Basis ==== | |||
=== Standards === | |||
=== Related Organizations === | |||
==== Air Guard ==== | |||
==== Naval Militia ==== | |||
=== Duties of the Guard === | |||
==== Peacetime Duty ==== | |||
==== Wartime Duty ==== | |||
=== History === | |||
=== Relevant Laws === | |||
=== Notable Members === | |||
=== Numbers of Guardsmen by Province === | |||
[[Category:Reikland]] | [[Category:Reikland]] | ||
Revision as of 17:09, 12 February 2021
The Commonwealth Guard, also called the National Guard or Provincial Guard, is a subordinate service of the Commonwealth Federal Army and serves as a gendarmerie and rapid mobilization reserve. In peacetime, it's nearly 400,000 members serve as a police force on provincial highways and as a response force during hostage or other highly volatile situations. During wartime, it is expanded to serve as a defense against possible invasion, tasked with manning fortifications and other defensive positions.