Royal Military Commission
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Royal Military Commission | |
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Service branches | |
Headquarters | Porto Prosperità |
Leadership | |
Lord High Admiral and Imperator of the Sea | King Enzo I |
First Sea Lord | Lord High Admiral Andrea Zelutti |
Second Sea Lord | Lord Vice Admiral Renato Conti |
Navy Fleet Commander | Admiral Luigi Costa |
Marines Commander | General Armando Bianchi |
Auxiliary Commander | General Francesco Russo |
Carabineri Commander | Marshal Giuseppe Da Nucci |
Manpower | |
Military age | 16 |
Conscription | Three year national service |
Active personnel | 153,290 |
Reserve personnel | 45,590 |
Deployed personnel | 11,000 |
Royal Military Commission of the Crown Dominion of Petra Cauda |
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The Royal Military Commission (RMC) is the strategic command and administrative organisation of the military forces of Petra Cauda. Headquartered in Porto Prosperità, the RMC is responsible for the implementation of policy and objectives set in the Royal House of Lords by the sovereign. There are four distinct branches: the Royal Navy, the Royal Marines, the Royal Auxiliary, and the Royal Arm of Carabineers. Since 2002, the RMC has been the biggest employer in Petra Cauda.