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The Commonwealth defence forces are composed by 4 main branches, or bureaux: the aviation and aeronautics, the gendarmerie, the military, and the admiralty.
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Our military regroup all land troops and offices. Since the 1970s, the military started a modernization project, introducing a substantial mechanized infantry. Today, we are proud of our APCs, which serve also as moving radio stations and ambulances.
The Commonwealth has, along the coast, a defensive system called CAORS (Commonwealth Air-Ocean Radar Sonar), composed of SAM turrets (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aster_(missile_family), with 30% positioned 4 km away from the coast on possible landing areas and equipped with 76 mm and 11 cm cannons, with 30 km max range; each turret has its own 2 Fjord 40mm automatic gun (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bofors_40_mm_Automatic_Gun_L/70). Radar have a UHF for communication between turrets, making it impossible to disable, and L bands at 1090 MHz for interception. There are also more than 1000 boas using 250 kHz, and 400 deep sea radar stations at 100 kHz.

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The Commonwealth is proud to be one of the naval powers of the world. Ever since the XIV century, the admiralty has been the flagship of the defence forces. The latest upgrared happened in 2015, but the naval sector is always experimenting, with innovative solutions, to rule the waves of tomorrow.
The Admiralty constantly patrol national waters, and thanks to designated ports and shipyards, problems on board can be solved with just 15 minutes travels. The Admiralty also is always keen on new technologies, and is searching for possibilities to adapt more 21st century hi tech into each class. At the moment, it is working on a new king class.

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The Bureau Aviation and Aeronautic was born after the Great war, in the 1919. After nearly 1 century of evolution and innovation, it is one of the most advanced branches of the defence. The relative small number of aircraft is compensated by their bellic capability and stealth technology. At the moment, the Aeronautics department is working on creating a new aircraft that will be able to reach and maintain a constant altitude if 29.000 meters.
The Aeronautics keep also the near karmann line space safe. Current project for a outside atmosphere security are undergoing. Down on Earth, the CAORS defence system helps woth the defence of the national airspace, and many radar stations are positioned at secret spots. The cooperation between the Aeronautics and the Admiralty produced a buoy capable of working as a satellite antenna, helping not only as a range extender, but also an environmental keeper, as it help the Commonwealth Department of Marine Life (CDML) keep track of Kassani trouts.

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