Creeperian Armed Forces
Fuerzas Armadas Creeperiano | |
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Founded | February 8, 1231 |
Service branches | |
Headquarters | San Salvador, San Salvador, Creeperopolis |
Leadership | |
Commander-in-Chief | Emperor Alexander II |
Minister of Defense | Augusto Cabañeras Gutiérrez |
Chief Field Marshal | Augusto Cabañeras Gutiérrez |
Chief Admiral | José Guerrero López |
Chief General | Felipe Cambeiro Cavallería |
Chief Guard | Ramon Illescas Galán |
Chief of the DINA | Augusto Cabañeras Gutiérrez |
Manpower | |
Conscription | Yes (age 18) |
Available for military service | 59 million, age 18–26 (2019) |
Reaching military age annually | 10 million (2019) |
Active personnel | 5,000,000 (ranked 1st) |
Reserve personnel | 5,000,000 |
Deployed personnel | 3,000,000 |
Expenditures | |
Budget | $28.16 trillion colóns (₡3.52 trillion credits) |
Percent of GDP | 30% (2019) |
Related articles | |
History | List of Engagements See List of Wars Involving Creeperopolis |
The Creeperian Armed Forces (Creeperian Spanish: Fuerzas Armadas Creeperiano, abbreviated FAC) are the military forces of Creeperopolis. The Armed Forces consist of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Imperial Guard, and National Intelligence Directorate.
History
Creeperian Crusade
On February 8, 1231, King Alfonso I declared independence for Creeperopolis from the Caliphate of Deltino. With his declaration of independence began the Creeperian Crusade and the Creeperian Army and Creeperian Imperial Guard were established to defend the newly established kingdom from Muslim aggression. The Creeperian Navy was later formed on April 16, 1301. The three branches were essential in the sieges of Almadinat Almuqadasa, Shata' Albahr, Alshshati, and Alssahil.
Post-Crusade
After the Creeperian Crusade, the three branches continued to see action against the Deltinians in the Deltinian War and Creeperian Peasants' War, and against Protestants in the Three Years' War, Ten Years' War, and Twenty Years' War. The army also partook in the Honduran Genocide of 1535 during the reign of Miguel V. Miguel V and his successor, Miguel VI, were toppled by the army in 1555 and the Imperial Guard was massacred.