National Militia
| National Militia | |
|---|---|
| Nemzeti Milícia | |
 Flag of the National Militia | |
| Founded | 15 June 1927 |
| Disbanded | 12 October 1930 |
| Service branches | |
| Headquarters | Komáron, Kisigmánd |
The National Militia (Hétumogerian: Nemzeti Milícia; Abbre. NM) was the military organization that was created for the purpose of organizing partisan forces and militia levies during the Citizenry Uprising. The National Militia consisted of the National Militia Army and the National Militia Air Force. Due to the unique nature of the National Militia, the exact amount of personnel and reserves were never calculated as the Militia consisted of levies and partisans. At its height the National Militia consisted of around 150,000 volunteers, levies and partisans. After the beginning of the Hegyhát Revolution and the Sió Indigeneous Revolt, National Militia was increased to include the Hégyhat National Militia and the Sió Citizens Army. The National Militia was disbanded as a result of the Treaty of Nagymező and was turned into the Citizens Armed Forces.
The National Militia was created after the Militia Storming of Komáron and was mainly organized by Vilmos Mátyás with assistance from Donát Tót and András Rákosi. The National Militia was originally organized as a collaborative effort by the three generals and the Four Vanguards, but was reorganized to be led exclusively by the National Militia Strategic Council after the creation of the Citizens Republic of Hétumoger.
During the onset of the war, the National Militia was technologically outpaced by the Armed Forces of the Noble Republic, and was reliant on raiding and stealing military equipment during the entirety of the Kisigmánd Revolt. During the war, the National Militia had dealt with this handicap by being dependent on successful strategy and the use of the Nationalist espionage network that allowed them to outpace the Noble Republic with information.