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== '''History of Czechoslovakian Armed Forces''' == | == '''History of Czechoslovakian Armed Forces''' == | ||
Revision as of 13:20, 14 June 2019
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History of Czechoslovakian Armed Forces
C.A.F was founded on June 11th 2019, when Silesia had changed to Czechoslovakia.
Czechoslovakian Armed Forces
C.A.F Soldiers are mostly conscripts with few veterans, making the force weak. C.A.F suffers from equipment and manpower shortages, as Czechoslovakia struggles to supply the army. The force currently has no military leadership, since it's very new and Czechoslovakia has no officers and generals.