Krelvanz Armed Forces

The Krelvanz army stood at the center of the Krelvanz state, whose citizens trained in the disciplines and honor of a warrior society. Subject to military drill from early manhood, the Krelvanzi became one of the most feared military forces in Strangereal. At the height of Krelvanz's power it was commonly accepted by other nations that "one Krelvanzi was worth several men of any other military".

Referring to Krelvanz as having a "wall of soldiers, instead of bricks", glorious leader Annabelle Weisenhower proposed to reform Krelvanz society to develop a military-focused lifestyle in accordance with "proper virtues" such as equality for all citizens, austerity, strength, and fitness. A Krelvanzi's involvement with the army began in infancy when they were inspected by the local military physician. Any baby judged weak or deformed was categorized and barred from entry into the Krelvanz Military, since the world of the Krelvanz soldiers was no place for those who could not fend for themselves. Those deemed strong could join the Krelvanz military at the age of 12 with parental consent. Under the academies of the Krelvanz the young warriors underwent intense and rigorous military training. Their education focused primarily on cunning, sports and war tactics, but also included poetry, music, academics, and sometimes politics. Those who served a full military service of at least 5 years would be granted full Krelvanz citizenship, with the ability to vote and govern.

The Krelvanzi are divided into four tiers of service to Krelvanz:

Soldiers - Those who are currently service in one of the two branches of the Armed Forces.
Veterans - Those who have served and been discharged honorably from one of the two branches of the Armed Forces.
Faithful - Those who have yet to serve. They can not vote or govern.
Unfaithful - Those who have served and been discharged dishonorably from one of the two branches of the Armed Forces, or committed a crime worthy of imprisonment.

Soldiers are the core of the Krelvanz army: they participated in the most elite government positions and provided the main force in the army. Indeed, they were supposed to be soldiers and nothing else, being forbidden to learn and exercise any other trade. One of the major problems of earlier Krelvanz society was the steady decline in fully enfranchised citizens, which also meant a decline in available military manpower: the number of soldiers decreased from 1,564,132 to 854,298 just before General Weisenhower introduced the Stratocracy system. After citizens were forced to serve before voting or participating in government activity, the Krelvanz Soldier population increased drastically. The Soldier population was subdivided into age groups. The youngest at 12 were counted as weaker due to lack of experience, and the oldest, up to 50 or in a crisis 60, were only called up in an emergency.

At first, education for both sexes was centered on the arts, with the male citizen population later receiving military education. However, after the election of General Weisenhower onwards, the military character of Krelvanz became more pronounced, and education was totally subordinated to the needs of the military.

Both boys and girls were brought up by their parents until the age of seven when they were given from their families and grouped together in "packs" and were sent to what is almost equivalent to present-day military boot camp. They became inured to hardship, being provided with scant food and clothing; this also encouraged them to steal, and if they were caught, they were punished – not for stealing, but for being caught. They were also taught the etiquette and manners of a high and elite image. The Krelvanzi were encouraged to compete against one another in games and mock fights and to foster an esprit de corps. In addition, they were taught to read and write. They learned to read and write not for cultural reasons, but so they could be able to read military maps. At the age of twelve, Krelvanzi was classed as "eligible", as long as their parents signed for further military service. Their physical education was intensified, discipline became much harsher, and they were loaded with extra tasks. The eligible had to go barefoot and were dressed only in a minimal uniform both in summer and in winter.

Adulthood was reached at the age of 18, and the young adult initially served as a trainer for the eligible and younger. At the same time, the most promising youths were included in the Elwood Universal Academy. Those who were rejected retained a lesser form of citizenship, as only the soldiers were ranked among the free. Military duty lasted at least 5 years, but it is heavily encouraged to serve for longer.

Main Battle Tank
M1 Abrams - 3,500 Active Use
K2 Thait - 2,343 Active Use
Infantry Fighting Vehicles
Bradley Fighting Vehicle - 6,300 Active Use
Armoured Personnel Carriers
Stryker - 4,466 Active Use
K5 MAPC - 4,400 Active Use
LAV 25 - 870 Active Use
Assault Amphibious Vehicle - 1,300 Active Use
Armoured Combat Support Vehicles
M1 Assault Breacher Vehicle - 40 Active Use
M9 Armoured Combat Earthmover - 450 Active Use
M104 Wolverine - 45 Active Use
Mine Protected Vehicles
RG 33 - 1,740 Active Use
Oshkosh M ATV - 8,700 Active Use
Light Armored Vehicles
HMMWV - 114,000 Active Use
JLTV - 100,000 Active Use
M1117 Armoured Security Vehicle - 1,836 Active Use
Self Propelled Artillery
M109A6 Paladin - 900 Active Use
M142 HIMARS - 600 Active Use
M270A1 MLRS - 991
Anti Aircraft
M1097 Avenger - 1,000 Active Use
Terminal High Altitude Area Defense - 30 Interceptors
Prime Movers and Trucks
Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement - 8,000 Active Use
M939 Truck - 32,000 Active Use
Medium Tactical Vehicles - 60,000 Active Use
Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck - 11,000 Active Use
Propeller Aircraft
AC 130 - 45 Active Use
C 12 Huron - 35 Active Use
C 130H Hercules - 200 Active Use
C 130J Super Hercules - 100 Active Use
C 146A Wolfhound - 20 Active Use
E 9A Widget - 5 Active Use
EC 130H Compass Call - 15 Active Use
EC 130 Commando Solo III - 5 Active Use
HC 130 Combat King - 30 Active Use
LC 130H Hercules - 10 Active Use
MC 130 Combat Talon - 60 Ative Use
U 28A - 15 Active Use
WC 130J Hercules - 10 Active Use
UV 18B - 800 Active Use
C 12 Huron - 100 Active Use
RC 26D Metroliner - 10 Active Use
RC 12 Huron - 80 Active Use
C 2A Greyhound - 35 Active Use
C 130T Hercules - 20 Active Use
UC 12 Huron - 15 Active Use
E 2C/D Hawkeye - 80 Active Use
EP 3E Aries II - 10 Active Use
P 3C Orion - 60 Active Use
T 6 Texan II - 290 Active Use
Jet Aircraft
A 10C Thunderbolt II - 50 Active Use
B 1B Lancer - 65 Active Use
B 2A Spirit - 20 Active Use
B 52H Stratofortress - 75 Active use
C 5M Super Galaxy - 50 Active Use
C 17A Globemaster III - 220 Active Use
C 21A - 25 Active Use
C 32 - 10 Active Use
C 40 Clipper - 15 Active Use
E 3 Sentry - 20 Active Use
E 8C Joint STARS - 15 Active Use
F 15 Eagle - 50 Active Use
F 15E Strike Eagle - 200 Active Use
F 16C Fighting Falcon - 600 Active Use
F 16D Fighting Falcon - 50 Active Use
F 22A Raptor - 250 Active Use
F 35A Lighting II - 175 Active Use
KC 10A Extender - 60 Active Use
KC 135 Stratotanker - 380 Active Use
RC 135 - 20 Active Use
UC 35 - 30 Active Use
F/A 18 Hornet - 200 Active
F 35B Lightning II - 10 Active
AV 8B Harrier II - 50 Active
Su 57 - 50 Active
Su 30 - 50 Active
YF 23 - 50 Active
Eurofighter Typhoon - 50 Active
Dassault Rafale - 50 Active
Helicopters