Benthenses Armed Forces
| Benthenses Armed Forces B.A.F. | |
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 Flag of the Benthenses Armed Forces | |
| Active | 9 August 1859 (165 years, 4 months ago) |
| Country | Bentho |
| Allegiance | Government of Bentho, President of Bentho |
| Size | Total - 1,276,919 Active Duty - 251,919 Reserve members - 1,025,000 |
| Engagements | |
| Commanders | |
| President of Bentho | Juan Carlos Caballero |
| Secretary of Defense | Lúcio Nakamura Nazário |
The Benthenses Armed Forces, serving as the defense and security apparatus of the Secular Republic of Bentho, are committed to safeguarding the sovereignty, territorial integrity, and interests of the nation. Comprising dedicated and highly trained personnel, the Armed Forces of Bentho maintain a strong sense of duty, discipline, and professionalism. Their primary objective is to ensure the safety and security of the citizens of Bentho, both within the nation's borders and beyond, while upholding the principles of peace, justice, and human rights.
The Benthenses Armed Forces are structured to be a modern, well-equipped, and technologically advanced military force. They strive to maintain a balance between readiness for defensive operations and their commitment to peaceful diplomacy. The Armed Forces of Bentho are under civilian control, with the government overseeing their operations and policies. This ensures accountability, transparency, and adherence to the principles of democratic governance.
In addition to their defense responsibilities, the Benthenses Armed Forces actively engage in humanitarian assistance, disaster relief operations, and peacekeeping missions. They contribute to international peace and security by collaborating with other nations, participating in joint military exercises, and fostering cooperation through regional and international partnerships. The Benthenses Armed Forces are a symbol of national unity, serving as a source of pride for the people of Bentho and playing a vital role in the country's overall development and security.
History
After a failed government coup attempt on August 1st, 1859, Bentho experienced a significant turning point in its history that led to the establishment of the Benthenses Armed Forces. The failed coup, orchestrated by a group seeking to seize control of the government and impose an authoritarian regime, ignited a strong determination among the people to protect their hard-earned freedom and build a stable democracy.
In the aftermath of the failed coup, the government swiftly realized the necessity of a dedicated defense force to safeguard the nation's sovereignty and maintain internal security. Recognizing the importance of upholding democratic values, the leaders of Bentho embarked on the process of restructuring the existing military apparatus to ensure its loyalty to the democratic ideals and the people of Bentho.
Conflicts
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Conflicts directly involving Benthenses Armed Forces | |||||
| No. | Conflict | Casualties | |||
| 1 | The World War |
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