Luepolan Defence Forces
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Luepolan Defence Forces | |
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Sile Obráňe Ľupolske | |
Founded | 1818 |
Current form | 1954 |
Service branches | Luepolan Army Luepolan Air Force |
Headquarters | Prishek |
Leadership | |
President | Savo Grigorević |
Minister of Defence | Gavril Durević |
High Marshal | Edvard Kraľ |
Personnel | |
Conscription | TBD |
Fit for military service | 17,064,115, age 15–49 |
Active personnel | 259,000 |
Reserve personnel | 533,000 |
Expenditure | |
Budget | $59.35 billion (2019) |
Percent of GDP | 3.3% |
Industry | |
Domestic suppliers | Voitz Heavy Industries Rostva Naval Beľan-Matulić |
Foreign suppliers | Vierzland Lyskysten |
The Luepolan Army, Luepolan Navy and Luepolan Air Force collectively constitute the Luepolan Defence Forces (Luepolan: Sile Obráňe Ľupolske; SOĽ), sometimes known as the Luepolan Armed Forces (Luepolan: Vojsko Ľupolsko; VĽ). The office is nominally presided over by the Minister of Defence; in practice, the military is largely subordinated to the General Staff of the Vierz Reichswehr.