Latin Armed Forces
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| Armed Forces of the Latium | |
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 Legionary Forces | |
| Founded | c. 9th century BC |
| Current form | 1866 |
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| Leadership | |
| Emperor | Constantine XX |
| Master of Soldiers | Flavius Vipsanius |
| Prefect of the Defense Staff | Nicetas Argyros |
| Personnel | |
| Military age | 18-50 |
| Conscription | No, except in time of total war |
| Active personnel | X09,377 (not including paramilitary) |
| Reserve personnel | X82,689 |
| Expenditure | |
| Budget | $120.64 billion |
| Percent of GDP | 3% |
The Latin Armed Forces (Latin: Exercitus Latinorum, literally: "Army of the Latins") sometimes known as the Imperial Legions (Latin: Imperialis Legio), are the armed forces of the Latin Empire. The Armed Forces are composed of three branches: the Latin Army (Exceritus Latinum), the Imperial Navy (Classis Imperalis) and the Imperial Air Force (Militum Aris). The Armed Forces are a solely professional, volunteer force since the suspension of conscription in 1957. The Armed Forces' commander-in-chief (Imperator) is the Latin Emperor, though effective control is exercised through his appointed Master of Soldiers (Magister Militum). The current total number of active military personnel is X09,377 and personnel in reserve is X82,689.
History
Service Branches
Army
Praetorian Guard
Air Force
Scholarian Guard
Funding
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