Labuepé Armed Forces

Labuepé Armed Forces
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Motto	ቤሲባምሲያ ኤ ዲሞክራስያ (Bravery and Democracy)
Founded	1 October 1770; 250 years ago
Service branches	Military Branches Labuepé Army Labuepé Marines Labuepé Navy Official Labuepé Air Force Reserve Branches Labuepé National Guard Labuepé Coast Guard
Headquarters	La Solandé, Litokqkobémwvéwvébémiji
Leadership
Prime Minister	Avektovoir Tewoldé
Chief Commander General	Ké.Kmdfb.Jys. David B. Amhatariku
Secretary of Homeland Security	Abebé Natayé
Manpower
Military age	21 for voluntary service.
Conscription	No
Active personnel	751,615
Reserve personnel	98,715
Deployed personnel	0
Expenditures
Budget	30.7 billion (2020)
Percent of GDP	2%
Industry
Domestic suppliers	Labuepé Arms Organization, Éiro-Manulabuep, al-de-Abi-Mekdem Missiles, Abdimeleq Defense Systems, Zaléluw, Andené Air Company, Miimii Ayené Alwées Iskinder
Foreign suppliers	None
Related articles
History	Conflicts involving Labuepé
Ranks	Army officer ranks Army other ranks Navy officer ranks Navy ratings Air Force officer ranks Air Force other ranks

The Labuepé Armed Forces (Labuepé Makomédé Armétik) are the military services of Labuepé. It consists of the Army, Marines, Navy, and Air Force. It also consists of the National Guard and Coast Guard as the reserve branches. The Prime Minister and Chief Commander General are the head of the entire military. Any major military action must be approved by parliament before the Prime Minister or Ké.Kmdfb.Jys can go through with it. The Secretary of Homeland Security is the head of the Ministry of Homeland Security, which manages the reserve branches of the military.