Armed Forces of Breheim
| Armed Forces of Breheim | |
|---|---|
| Bremske Væpnede Styrker | |
 | |
| Founded | 1799 |
| Service branches | Fortifications Branch Army of Breheim Breheimian Republican Navy Breheimian Home Guard |
| Headquarters | Moldershus Fortress |
| Leadership | |
| Commander-in-chief | Vilde Gunnhildsdottir |
| Minister of Defence | Unoccupied |
| Chief of Defence | General Fredrik Tormodsen |
| Personnel | |
| Military age | 18-45 |
| Conscription | 10-12 month service, 2-4 year service for some positions |
| Available for military service | 3,650,000 males, age 16-45 (2017), 3,600,000 females, age 16-45 (2017) |
| Fit for military service | 3,250,000 males, age 16-45 (2017), 3,050,000 females, age 16-45 (2017) |
| Reaching military age annually | 113,000 males (2017), 111,000 females (2017) |
| Active personnel | 190,000 |
| Expenditure | |
| Budget | $17.5 billion |
| Percent of GDP | 3.2% of GDP |
Military Organization
Hierarchy
The Breheimian Armed Forces operate a fairly limited military hierarchy compared to most countries' armed forces. Only three distinct officer ranks are a part of the standardized Armed Forces, as well as two forms of Non-Commissioned Officer as well as the rank of private. As a result, many Breheimian military units have several officers of equal rank in command, with officers typically deferring to the orders of an officer with seniority.
| Type | Army of Breheim | Fortifications Branch | Breheimian Republican Navy | Home Guard | Non-Branch Units |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Enlisted Soldier | Soldat | Grenader | Sjømann | Militsmann | Soldat |
| Non-Commissioned Officer | Korporal | Underkorporal | Oversjømann | Militsleder | Korporal |
| Warrant Officer | Sersjant | Overkorporal | Skipsmester | Sersjant | Sersjant |
| Junior Officer | Fenrik | Fanejunker | Fenrik | Kaptein | Løytnant |
| Officer | Oberst | Major | Kaptein | Kommandør | Oberst |
| Senior Officer | General | General | Admiral | Overkommandør | General |
Soldier Officers
In addition to the regular system of warrants and commissions for Breheimian military units, soldiers displeased with a superior may hold a vote on whether or not to recall said officer. If 2/3 of soldiers under said officer, non-commissioned officer or warrant officer's command votes in favor of recalling him, a new officer must be assigned to said unit by their immediate superior. Until that may be done, the soldiers elect their own 'Soldier-Officer' from their own ranks which have the same authority as the rank they are temporarily filling.