Idacuan Revolutionary Army
| Idacuan Revolutionary Army | |
|---|---|
| Ejército Revolucionario Idacuano | |
 Emblem of the Idacuan Revolutionary Army | |
| Active | 1882 (original) 1986 (current form) |
| Country |  Idacua |
| Allegiance | Ministry of Defence Revolutionary Socialist Party |
| Type | Ground Forces |
| Size | 340,000 |
| Part of | Idacuan Armed Forces |
| Headquarters | Valente Street 22, Guacara |
| Motto(s) | Todo por la Patria! (Sylvan:Everything for the Fatherland!) |
| Anniversaries | 9th of January, Army Day |
| Commanders | |
| Current commander | General Remigio López |
The Idacuan Revolutionary Army (Sylvan: Ejército Revolucionario Idacuano, ERI), until 1986 known as the Idacuan Army, is the ground forces branch of the Idacuan Armed Forces. It is historically the oldest of Idacua's military services, and is headquartered at the Army Command Complex at 22 Valente Street in the national capital of Guacara. Apart from the main ground warfare forces, the Army also includes three sub-branches: the Army Aviation Corps, the Army Airborne Forces Command and the Army Engineering Corps. As of 2019, the Army employs 340,000 personnel. As with the majority of Idacua's military, the ERI is composed mostly of conscripts between the ages of 18 and 30. However, it includes an increasing number of professional troops since the 2010 Military Reforms, currently at 30,000 personel.