Genovian Defense Constitution of 1945

The **Principality Defense Act of 1945 (Military Resolution Act No.3)** was passed by the Interim Assembly of the Genovian House of Parliament on January 05, 1945 until the near ends of the Second World War. The purpose of this act was to create an restoration of the Royal Genovian military and national security, a move interrupted by the outbreak of the Genovian Civil War (1945-1975) in Mainland Genovia and Thermopolis Islands on conflicts between the Government military and police forces of the Royal Genovian Armed Forces and Genovian Metropolitan Police and the Communist rebel fighters of the Genovian People's Revolutionary Army and Ground Force (GPRAGF) under the military arm of the Communist Party of Genovia on the hide of Cold War.

## Provisions

This act provided for the creation, by 1948, via an annual appropriation of 20,000,000 Genoves (LKM), of the following forces:

* A regular force of 2,900,000 troops and 60,000 military personnel of the Royal Genovian Armed Forces including Royal Genovian Army, Royal Gendarmerie of Genovia and Royal Genovian Marine Corps.
* A reserve and ready reserve force of 1,900,000 troops and 40,000 military personnel of the Royal Genovian Armed Forces including Royal Genovian Army, Royal Gendarmerie of Genovia and Royal Genovian Marine Corps.
* Genovian Naval and Coast Guard Fleets was known as Royal Genovian Fleet, which was to possess of 5 naval fleets and 5 coast guard fleets under the Royal Genovian Navy and Royal Genovian Coast Guard.
* The 12 Air Divisions of the Royal Genovian Air Force.
* A militia and paramilitary force of 200,000 militias and paramilitaries of the Royal Genovian Militia Forces.

## Office of Chief of the General Staff

The Interim Assembly was guided by the Office of the Military Advisor to the Monarchy Government of the Kingdom of Genovia.

## Command Military Districts

The act divided the Monarchy Government of the Kingdom of Genovia into four command military districts on the Mainland Sovereign Principality Country and One Island, similar to the postwar corps areas within the United States, United Kingdom and France. Each district had a roughly equal population and each was to initially provide 12 several divisions and other military units, and ultimately four.

## Reserve Training

The Act provided for the drafting of the Genovian men and women, between the ages of 18 and 50, into the 12 reserve divisions. This force was to be raised through 12 training camps, of 500,000 men each, lasting 25 weeks. The camps would be staffed by members of the regular Royal Army.

The first group of 500,000 troops was drafted on February 12, 1949, and there were 3,900 officers and 590,000 enlisted men and women in the reserves by 1949.

## Officer Training

For the training of junior officers, the Act provided that a military academy be established with a Principality Cadet Units and Military Corps strength not to exceed 650 at any one time. As graduates could not be expected until they had completed 5 years of training, selected reservists and ready reservists were selected for training as non-commissioned officers. The best of these were then given basic office training and commissioned as 1st, 2nd and 3rd Lieutenants. Officers were also created through senior-level ROTUMC courses in colleges and universities.

## Training Locations

* Infantry training—various locations
* Cavalry training—various locations
* Armored training—various locations
* Airborne training—various locations
* Special Forces training—various locations
* Field Artillery training—Fort Clarice Renaldi and specialized training conducted at Fort Clarisse Renaldi.
* Coastal Artillery training -- Fort King Andrew Lendothal (Lexington), Fort Rupert Renaldi and Fort King Alexander.
* signal and medical training -- Fort Clarisse Renaldi.
* quartermaster motor transport school—port area of Pyrus
* government organizational training—various locations