Self-Defence Forces

Self-Defence Forces
Coat of arms
Country	Free Elwynn
Founded	12.II.1692 AN
Branches	Ground Self-Defence Force Maritime Self-Defence Force Air Self-Defence Force Home Guard
Leadership
Vacant	Vacant (20.XIV.1694)
Conducător	Vacant (20.XIV.1694)
Överbefälhavaren	Admiral Haakon Petyrion-Zyrion
Manpower
Military age	16–45 eligible for enlistment
Conscription	Mandatory for all males aged 16–20 for four years.
Fit for military service	17,536,738
Reserve personnel	Home Guard:

The Self-Defence Forces of the Elwynnese Republic, an armed force declared to have entered into existence with the secession of the Republic of Elwynn and Amokolia after 12.II.1692 AN. It is now considered the armed forces of Free Elwynn. Formed of volunteers, law enforcement agencies within the seceding autonomous republics, and defectors from the Union Defence Force.

Organisation

Elwynnese Theatre of Operations

Formation	Commandant	Sector	Subordinate Formations
Joint Command	Admiral & Överbefälhavaren Haakon Petyrion-Zyrion
Ground Self-Defence Force	Generalmajor	Hyperborea	68th Rifle Regiment Levy of the Home Guard (10,228)
	Brigadgeneral	Vanyam	69th Rifle Regiment Levy of the Home Guard (5,288)
	Brigadgeneral	Cimmeria	35th Territorial Brigade 13th Communications and Security Demi-Regiment 20th Reserves & Training Regiment Cimmeria Levy of the Home Guard (17,656) Cimmerian Banners
Air Self-Defence Force	Brigadgeneral	Wolfraven	6th Air Group 7th Air Group
Maritime Self-Defence Force	Flottiljamiral	Vanyam	Base Command Warships Command Coastal Batteries Command Coastal Surveillance Command Naval Aviation Command Underwater Demolitions Unit

Home Guard

The Reserve Forces of the Self-Defence Forces comprises of the Home Guard, a levy raised in each bailiwick to provide for the administration of law and order, the fulfilment of tasks relating to civil defence, and the maintenance of a militia which may be called upon to conduct the defence of the bailiwick if it comes under attack. Where a bailiwick comprises a part of an active front in the ongoing civil war the levy of the Home Guard for that Bailiwick will come under the authority of the Joint Command of the Self-Defence Forces for the duration its required service. Except in those instances necessitated by the needs of defence, the Home Guard will remain within the bailiwick in which it has been raised and will be subject to the authority of the Minister of the Interior and the Committee of General Security for the fulfilment of its normal duties.