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America does not possess a standing army, with the closest resembling such being the National Guard and citizen militias that can be formed at any given moment by the President. Despite this, the American armed forces are among the strongest on the continent due to sheer numbers and the flexibility of the citizen militia approach, allowing both PVP and non-PVP oriented players to attend battle given circumstance. As per the Constitution of the Commonwealth of America, the President is the commander-in-chief of the National Guard and any citizen militias, being able to call them into service upon necessary military action. | America does not possess a standing army, with the closest resembling such being the National Guard and citizen militias that can be formed at any given moment by the President. Despite this, the American armed forces are among the strongest on the continent due to sheer numbers and the flexibility of the citizen militia approach, allowing both PVP and non-PVP oriented players to attend battle given circumstance. As per the Constitution of the Commonwealth of America, the President is the commander-in-chief of the National Guard and any citizen militias, being able to call them into service upon necessary military action. | ||
While America rejects offensive war in its constitution, the American armed forces have seen conflict in both the [[American Civil War]] and the Two-Hour War. | While America rejects offensive war in its constitution, the American armed forces have seen conflict in both the [[Nostra:American Civil War|American Civil War]] and the Two-Hour War. | ||
== Buildings == | == Buildings == | ||