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[[Category:Iboma]]
{{Infobox national military|name=Ibomian Armed Forces|country=Iboma|native_name=Zibutho z’Khakhateyo zaIboma|founded={{start date and age|1750|07|30}}|branches=Ibomian Army <br> Royal Ibomian Air Force <br> Royal Ibomian Navy|headquarters=Komodu|commander-in-chief=Rutendo III|minister=Zimbiri va Alina|commander=Rufaro va Asanda|chief_of_staff=Supreme Commander|commander-in-chief_title=Queen|minister_title=Councilor for Defence|commander_title=Grand Vizier|conscription=21 years of age for males<br>18 years of age for females|available=43 million|fit=35 million|reaching=1.4 million|active=500,000|reserve=2 million|manpower_age=18 to 80|amount=$50 billion|percent_GDP=4%|domestic_suppliers=Ibomian Arms Corporation|foreign_suppliers=TBD}}The '''Ibomian Armed Forces''' (''Zibutho z’Khakhateyo zaIboma'') comprise the military of [[Iboma]]. The Queen is the commander-in-chief of the armed forces. The Councilor of State for Defence advises the High Council and Grand Vizier on defence policy and oversees the running of the State Office for Defence (''Lihhovisi l’Ne lakuVikera''). The Supreme Commander is the highest-ranked military official and reports to the government.
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==Resources==
The Ibomian Armed Forces was allocated a budget of $51 billion for the 2021/2022 financial year. This is an increase of $1 billion or 2% from the previous year. This comprises about 5% of annual GDP. This is higher than the regional average but the government has justified the spending in that the country exists in a neighborhood that is notoriously aggressive and hostile. Moreover, it has stated that its adversaries in other nations are quickly increasing their military capabilities through procurement and research and development. Thus, Iboma needs to keep up if it is to protect its territory and interests.
The Iboma Arms Corporation is responsible for military research and development domestically. This involves the manufacture of munitions, infantry weapons, missiles, torpedoes, radar systems, and so on. The IAC has been frequently accused of reverse engineering and mass-producing foreign technology. Some of the claims have been proven true. Nevertheless, it has a monopoly on the production of weapons in the country and continues to produce reliable and battle-ready military equipment.
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