Armed Forces of Central Republic Of Nyo

Armed Forces Of Central Republic Of Nyo
CRN Armed Forces Flag
Founded	2010
Service branches	National Army of Republic of Nyo CRN Navy CRN Air Force CRN National Police
Headquarters	Bahati, CRN
Leadership
Commander-in-Chief	Bwana Mkubwa
Minister Of Defense	Mzuzi Danjuma
Manpower
Military age	17
Conscription	Required by law
Active personnel	186,000
Reserve personnel	3.1 Million
Expenditures
Budget	2.7 Billion SHD
Percent of GDP	3%

The Armed Forces of The Central Republic Of Nyo are the unified armed forces of the Central Republic. They consist of the CRN Army, the CRN Navy and the CRN Air Force. The National Police of CRN, although technically not part of the military, is controlled and administered by the Ministry of Defense, and national conscription also includes service in the National Police, thus making it a de facto gendarmerie and a branch of the military. The President of CRN is the military's commander in chief, and helps formulate defense policy through the Ministry of Defense, which is in charge of day-to-day operations.

Ever since the advent of the Nuasda Conflict, the CRN military has been involved in combat, pacification, counter-insurgency, and drug interdiction operations all over the country's national territory. Recently it has participated in counter-piracy efforts in the Nyo Lake Region under Operation Nyobian Shield and Operation Hawa.

Personnel

The CRN armed forces consist of:
Military Forces:

• National Army of Republic of Nyo
• CRN Navy – and attached services Marines and CRN Coast Guard
• CRN Air Force

And,

• CRN National Police

Public Force strength as of April 2021.

Force	Service	Officers	Total
Military	National Army of Republic of Nyo	8,430	100,000
Military	CRN Navy	1,320	41,320
Military	Colombian Air Force	670	8,310
Public	Colombian National Police	1,320	30,370
Total		11,740	186,000

Military strength

Funding

In 2021, CRN assigned 3.4% of its GDP to defense. The armed forces number about 186,000 uniformed personnel: 149,630 military and 30,370 police. These figures do not include assistance personnel such as cooks, medics, mechanics, and so on. Many CRN military personnel have received military training assistance directly in the Central Republic of Nyo and also in the Kingdom Of Kuthernburg. The Kingdom Of Kuthernburg has provided equipment and financing to the CRN military and police through the military assistance program, foreign military sales, and the international narcotics control program.