The Federal Guard
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| The Federal Guard | |
|---|---|
 Emblem for The Federal Guard | |
| Active | 1952- |
| Country |  Federation of Russian People |
| Branch |  Federation's Armed Forces |
| Type | Paramilitary |
| Role | Protection |
| Size | 44,212 |
| Nickname(s) | The Feds |
| Motto(s) | "Might and Power" |
| Primary Firearm | M947 Valkyrie |
| Website | https://www.army/fg.gov.frp |
| Commanders | |
| Federal Commissar | Leonid Celensk |
| Federal Commander | Nikita Lattinov |
| Federal Deputy Commander | Iosef Petrov |
| Federal Colonel | Vladimir Gagarin |
The Federal Guard is an elite unit filled with specially trained soldiers that protect all types of important people in the Federation of Russian People such as military colonels and higher and politicians and their families. The Federal Guard also guards border crossings and can be drafted to regular military service whenever needed.
FG Mission
The FG is under the control of the Central Command, which orders the FG who to guard.
The primary objective for the FG is to ensure the safety of the Premier and his/her relatives living within the nation. this also follows with any politicians who are believed to be endangered. The FG has other goals such as protecting international diplomats or heads of states when they visit the nation.
History
Not much is known about the history of the FG but all that is known is that The Federal Guard was formed in 1952 following the assasination of former Head of Wealthfare, "Boris Yegoslava" after rising concerns about safety for politicians when in public areas, Initally, the FG was an option to join as a regular army division, so numbers in the FG grew quickly. This proved un-effective due to the many assasinations of Ministers and Politicians in the following years.
Reformation
In 1962, the course of the FG changed after it was removed from the infantry division list and started accepting members of Spetsnaz into FG. Then eventually in 1966, the FG was creating its own trainings instead of having to rely on Spetsnaz for getting new members in.
Divisions
Ranks & Insignia
| Insignia | Rank | Abbriveation | Native Name | Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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In Training | INT | E-0 | |
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Federal Aspirant | FED ASP | E-1 | |
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Federal Guard | FG | E-2 | |
|
Federal Senior Guard | SFG | E-3 | |
|
Federal Sergeant | FED SGT | E-4 | |
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Federal Corporal | FED CPL | E-5 | |
|
Federal Squadron Commander | FED SQD COM | E-6 | |
|
Federal Lieutenant | FED LT | OF-1 | |
|
Senior Federal Lieutenant | FED SR LT | OF-2 | |
|
Federal Officer | FED OF | OF-3 | |
|
Federal Captain | FED CPT | OF-4 | |
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Federal Colonel | FED COL | OF-5 | |
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Deputy Commander | FED DEP COM | OF-6 | |
|
Federal Commander | FED COM | OF-7 | |
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Federal Commissar | FED CMSR | OF-8 |