Current Manpower & Other Military Information
Size, organization, and statistics on the military of Boundary Land
New Boundary Land System
Developed by the Government of Boundary Land
LAND
1-
3 units-
6 units, 2 patrols-
12 units, 4 patrols, 2 contingents-
24 units, 8 patrols, 4 contingents, 2 legions-
48 units, 16 patrols, 8 contingents, 4 legions, 2 plat.-
3 garrisons (24 contingents, 12 legions, 6 platoons)-
The ground denotations in the land system of the NBLS work for both mechanized or infantry armies. However, mechanized armies stop at the Garrison denotation, whilst infantry armies go on to 144 units, three garrisons, or a phalanx.
SEA, AIR, SPACE
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3 units-
6 units, 2 formations-
12 units, 4 formations, 2 convoys (assault forces)-
24 units, 8 form., 4 convoys, 2 argosies (com. groups)-
The system for the spheres of air, sea, and space is very similar, with only three names differing between sea and air/space. Assemblies are the highest groups of aircraft, ships, or spaceships. Multiple assemblies are not given a title.
Statistics on the upcoming Boundary Land will be posted here soon.
Boundary Land Military Complexes
1.) Fort Impassable/Villeneuve Training Center (Army/Marines)
2.) Boundary Land Naval Shipyards (Navy/Coast Guard)
3.) Sprague Air & Space Force Base (Air Force/Space Force)
4.) Boundary Land Defense Fortress (Government Leaders)
5.) Camp Rogers (Marines)
6.) Triangle Building (Headquarters of the BLDA)
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