New Roman Armed Forces

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Republic Armed Forces
Respublica Romana Legio Nova
New Roman Military Seal.png
Seal of the New Roman Armed Forces
MottoAve Caesar! Morituri te Salutant
Founded1715
Current form1869
Service branchesRepublic Army
Republic Navy
Republic Air Force
Republic Space Force
Republic Cyber Corps
Custodes Domicilium
HeadquartersImperium Joint Defense Headquarters, New Rome, Roma Province, NRI
Leadership
Commander-in-ChiefGallus Paesentius Belletor
Minister of DefenseRusonia Octobriana
Chief of the General StaffVel Caeparius Latinius
Manpower
Military age18–40
Expenditures
Budget7.5 Trillion NSD
Percent of GDP15%
Industry
Domestic suppliersKuat Shipyards, Planitia Utoptia Shipyards, Roman Aerospace Corp, Hastati Arms, Dannicus Manufacturing, Defensionis Personalis Co., Ballistae Gun Co., Carpentum Motors, Torsion Defense Industries

History

Organization

Command structure

Branches

The New Roman Imperium military is broken into six branches; five active branches and one reserve: Republic Army, Republic Navy, Republic Air Force, Republic Space Force, Republic Cyber Corps, and Custodes Domicilium.

Republic Army

The Republic Army is the smallest of the branches that sees active combat. Its unit structure is comprised of Legions, where the size of a Legion is equivalent to a brigade in other militaries.

Republic Navy

The Republic Navy is the largest branch of the NRI's military. It is responsible for protecting the maritime interests of the NRI. The gargantuan navy is comprised of two major commands: the Territorial Water Defense Command (TWDC) and the Foreign Interest Defense Command (FIDC). Both commands have sub commands that include, but are not limited to, surface, subsurface, and air commands.

Republic Air Force

The Republic Air Force is the second largest branch of the New Roman Armed Forces. This branch's primary purpose is defense of the Roman continent from attack. The air forces train primarily in air-to-air and anti-shipping operations. Though Air-to-ground is covered in the anti-shipping training, it is not a primary focus of the RRAF. The two major commands are Air Combat Command and Ocean Combat Command. The bulk of the military are fighter and interceptor aircraft. There is a small number of bomber aircraft as well.

Republic Space Force

The Republic Space Force is a medium sized force responsible for the design and control of Roman Military satellites, Space Traffic Control, range support, and space-based military operations. They control the orbital weapons platforms known colloquially as "Jupiter's Bolts" as well as the NRI's ICBM fleet. The Republic Space Force was spun off from the Republic Air Force in 2012, and incorporated elements from the Republic Army and Navy. The command and rank structure were taken from the Navy.

Republic Cyber Corps

The Republic Cyber Corps is the newest and smallest branch of the Roman Armed Forces. They were founded in 2019 as an amalgamation of all cyber branches from each of the Armed Forces. This branch acts largely as a Blue Team, reacting and responding to cyber threats to the NRI. They do, however, have a capable Red Team, that has retaliated against attacks on the NRI.

Custodes Domicilium

The Custodes Domicilium is the reserve component of the Roman Armed Forces. This branch is made up of civilians who train once a month and 2 weeks a year. The Custodes Domicilium is designed to be called up in the event of an invasion to supplement the Republic Army. Citizens can join the Custodes Domicilius straight out of Secondary School. If a citizen serves in one of the armed forces, upon retirement, they are automatically placed into the Custodes Domicilius until age 45. This is to ensure the NRI has a large capable fighting force in the event of an invasion. It has the added benefit of combating obesity among veterans.

Budget

Personnel

Recruitment

Personnel in each service

Military deployments

Types of personnel

Enlisted

Non-commissioned officers

Warrant officers

Commissioned officers

Weapons of Mass Destruction

Nuclear Weapons

Radiological Weapons

Biological Weapons

Chemical Weapons

Space-Based Weapons

Culture