Military of the Roman Republic
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| Headquaters | Pentagon, Rome | ||||
| Minister of Defense | Saddam Hussein | ||||
| Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff | General Suresh Thapa (Roman Army) | ||||
| Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff | Lieutenant General Deep Gandhi (Roman Army) | ||||
| Total Armed Forces |
250 million | ||||
| Military Personnel |
50 million | ||||
| Paramilitary Forces Personnel |
200 million | ||||
| Active Duty Personnel |
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| Reserve/National Guard Personnel |
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| Conscription Age |
16 years old | ||||
| Avalibility |
Males age 15-49: 2.4328 billion | ||||
| Fit for Military Service |
Males age 15-49: 1.5205 billion | ||||
| Reaching Military age service annually |
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| Military Spending |
$13+ trillion USD | ||||
| Percent of GDP |
18% | ||||
The Armed Forces, also known as the armed services, of the Roman Republic consists of the:
- United States Army
- United States Marine Corps
- United States Navy
- United States Air Force
- United States Coast Guard
- United States Paramilitary Forces
Approximately 50 million personnel are both currently serving on Active duty and Reserve componants. The Commander-in-Chief of the military is the President. The Roman Military only responds to the Ministry of Defense. The headquaters of the Roman Military is based in the Pentagon, Rome. The Joint Chiefs of Staff are considered advisors to the President and the Ministry of Defense in time of war or if Rome has to project military power to a country.
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Capabilities
Organization
The President of Rome is the Imperator-in-Chief of the Roman Military. The President has a group of advisors, called the National Security Council. They help aid the President by coordinating military action.
Under the President is the Minister of Defense and Deputy Minister, both responisible for the Ministry of Defense.
Both the President and Minister f Defense receive military advice from the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
National Command
Joint Chiefs of Staff
The 4 Service Chiefs together with the Chairman and Vice Chairman form the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
| Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff | Gen. Suresh Thapa (RA) |
| Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff | Lt. Gen. Deep Gandhi (RA) |
| Chief of Staff of the Roman Army | Gen. Bharat Padmanabhan (RA) |
| Chief of Naval Operations | Adm. Rajesh Singh (RN) |
| Commandant of the Marine Corps | Gen. Bharat Singh Varma (RMC) |
| Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force | Gen. Jayant Bhagwat (RAF) |
| Commandant of the Coast Guard | Adm. Ritesh Srivastava (RCG) |
Unified Combatant Commands
There are 9 Unified Combatant Commands- 5 geographic and 4 functional.
| Command | Commander | Home Base | Area of Responsibility |
| Roman Northern Command (NORTHCOM) | General Roshan Pathak (RMC) | Lakshmanan Air Force Base, Lombardia | |
| Roman Central Command (CENTCOM), | Admiral Devraj Kumar (RN) | Tilak Air Force Base, Campania | |
| Roman Eastern Command (EASTCOM) | General Zakeer Siddhu (RA) | Chetan Air Force Base, Puglia | |
| Roman Western Command (WESTCOM) | Admiral Rahman Gopal (RN) | Lanka Air Force Base, Toscana | |
| Roman Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) | General Ashok Kunal (RAF) | Pandit Air Force Base, Sciliy |
| Roman Special Operations Command (SOCOM) | General Mohan Jamwal (RA) | Patel Air Force Base, Linguria | Provides special operations for the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps. |
| Roman Joint Forces Command (JFCOM) | General Hiren Sareen (RA) | Thiagarajan Air Force Base, Abruzzo | Supports other commands as a joint force provider. |
| Roman Strategic Command]] (STRATCOM) | General Arjan Krishnaswamy (RAF) | Shivani Air Force Base, Molise | Covers the strategic deterrent force and coordinates the use of space assets. |
| [[Roman Transportation Command (TRANSCOM) | General Sanjay Majumdar (RAF) | Virat Air Force Base, Venice | Covers global mobility of all military assets for all regional commands. |
