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Citizens are fully released after three years, except in the event of war. In times of national invasion, all able-bodied citizens aged 30 and under are called back into active reserve status and immediately begin training; reserves are drawn from as needed to defend the country. After their mandatory service, individuals who wish to remain involved in the military but not in active duty can choose to voluntarily remain in reserve status. Voluntary membership in the reserves is referred to as "non-active reserve status," and the number of people in this status is not capped. |
Citizens are fully released after three years, except in the event of war. In times of national invasion, all able-bodied citizens aged 30 and under are called back into active reserve status and immediately begin training; reserves are drawn from as needed to defend the country. After their mandatory service, individuals who wish to remain involved in the military but not in active duty can choose to voluntarily remain in reserve status. Voluntary membership in the reserves is referred to as "non-active reserve status," and the number of people in this status is not capped. |
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In 2018, the Acronian Empire spent the equivalent of SH$ |
In 2018, the Acronian Empire spent the equivalent of SH$48,300,000,000 on the Royal Acronian Armed Forces, or approximately 2.7% of GDP. Of this, SH$8 billion was allocated to the Royal Acronian Marshals, leaving SH$40.3 billion (or 2.25% of GDP) for the remaining sectors of the Armed Forces. |
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The Empire counts |
The Empire counts 810,000 people in "active duty," however, the Acronian definition of active duty includes members of the Royal Acronian Marshals, including the national police, border guard, and coast guard, as well as conscripted citizens serving their 18-month "active reserve" period, all of which are not normally counted among global militaries as active duty. Excluding these individuals, in 2018 the total number of active duty personnel was 431,690. |
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==Royal Acronian Navy== |
==Royal Acronian Navy== |
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[[File:Acronian naval ensign.png|right|thumb|300px|The naval ensign of the Royal Acronian Navy.]] |
[[File:Acronian naval ensign.png|right|thumb|300px|The naval ensign of the Royal Acronian Navy.]] |
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259,000 service-members |
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Annual budget: SH$ |
Annual budget: SH$16.1 billion |
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===Aircraft Carriers=== |
===Aircraft Carriers=== |
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==Royal Acronian Air Force== |
==Royal Acronian Air Force== |
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[[File:Raaf roundel.png|right|thumb|200px|The [[wikipedia:roundel|roundel]] of the Royal Acronian Air Force.]] |
[[File:Raaf roundel.png|right|thumb|200px|The [[wikipedia:roundel|roundel]] of the Royal Acronian Air Force.]] |
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210,000 service-members |
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Annual budget: SH$ |
Annual budget: SH$12.9 billion |
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==Royal Acronian Army== |
==Royal Acronian Army== |
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151,000 service-members |
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Annual budget: SH$ |
Annual budget: SH$11.3 billion |
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===Tanks=== |
===Tanks=== |
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==Royal Acronian Marshals== |
==Royal Acronian Marshals== |
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190,000 service-members across all three divisions |
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Annual budget: SH$ |
Annual budget: SH$8 billion |
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===National Police Division=== |
===National Police Division=== |
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