Confederacy of Carolina

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Confederacy of Carolina Confederatie van Karolina
The official flag of the Confederacy of Carolina
Capital	New Hanover, District of Annendaal
Established	May 9, 1773
National Languages	Dutch, Irish, English, German, Spanish, Portuguese
Population	149,732,000 (2016 est.)
Government Type	Confederal Parliamentary Republic
Legislature	Parliament Senate House of Representatives
President	Daniel Greenwood
Motto	"Our Rights We Shall Maintain"
Currency	Carolinian Dollar

We are the Confederacy Carolina. Our goal is to keep world peace and stability. We partake in peacekeeping and humanitarian missions, and support our allies when they need our help. We are also a member of the Concorde Treaty Alliance and the United Nations.

History

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Territory

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Industry

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How To Join

We accept Hansa and non Hansa players, hack and not hacked. To be accepted you must fill out all of the questions on the following and post it in the comment section:

1. Hacked? Yes or no.
2. Hansa or SWC? Yes or no.
3. What will your character's name(s) be? (You may have another character in the other branches and the government)
4. What ships will you bring to the Navy?
5. What will your flagship be?
6. Why do you want to join?
7. How do you behave around everyone in the fleet and the wiki?
8. Will you obey all orders given to you and follow all rules set forth on the wiki and by the Confederation?
9. Do you swear to protect Carolina, her people, her interests and her constitution?

If you fail to answer all of these then you will not be accepted.

Leadership

The leadership of the Confederacy and its military.

• Civilian Government
• Army
• Navy
• Air Force
• Marine Corps
• Korpspolitie

• President of Carolina Daniel Greenwood (Center-Right Party)

• Vice President Aaron Wilson (Center-Right Party)

• Chancellor Irwin Krieger (Centrist Party)

• Commandant of the Army Ovídio Montenegro

• Vice Commandant of the Army Fergus McMillan

• Admiral of the Navy Jack Matthew Reed

• Fleet Admiral John Harrison

• Commandant of the Air Force Jon Ramsey

• Vice Commandant of the Air Force Chayo Polon

• Commandant of the Marine Corps Daniel Holland

• Vice Commandant of the Marine Corps Samuel MacRìgh

Falls under the command of the Army

• Commandant of the Army Ovídio Montenegro

We are always happy to have more people join.

Threat Level

Threat Level
Level I	Level II	Level III	Level IV	Level V
Australian Government overthrown, forces on alert

Armed Forces

Carolinian Armed Forces Karolinische Krijgsmacht
Flag of the Armed Forces of the Confederacy of Carolina
Service Branches	Carolinian Army (Karolinische Legermacht) Carolinian Marine Corps (Karolinische Korps Mariniers) Carolinian Navy (Karolinische Marine) Carolinian Air Force (Karolinische Luchtmacht) Coast Guard (Karolinische Kustwacht) Korpspolitie
Commander in Chief	President Daniel Greenwood
Headquarters	Combined Forces HQ, New Hanover
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Defense	All Carolinian territories and embassies
Conscription	No, but can be issued by Parliament during a major conflict (never issued)

The Carolinian Armed Forces are the united military forces of the Confederacy of Carolina. They consist of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, the Korpspolitie and the Coast Guard. The President of Carolina is the overall commander in chief and forms the basic military policy of the Armed Forces through his/her administration. The Armed Forces fall under the Department of the Armed Forces, with the exception of the Coast Guard and the Korpspolitie which fall under the Department of National Defense.

The Armed Forces played a key role in Carolinian history, and have fought in almost every major conflict since it's inception in 1773 as the United Carolinian Defense Forces. It draws its manpower from paid volunteers, though the National Conscription Act of 1943 maintains a draft system in the event of a major crisis. Conscription has never been used in the history of the Confederacy, though there was a big push for its use during the Second World War. The C.C. Armed Forces maintains 2 military overseas installations in Germany, Australia and Afghanistan. An installation in Australia, Joint Forces Base White Knight, was handed over to the Australian government in 2011.

The Armed Forces are kept at a large enough capacity to where military operations can be conducted while a strong majority of the armed forces remain at home. Carolina spends around an estimated $91.9 billion USD on her military per year. However, the actual defense budget has been classified since 1972. Following the end of the Cold War the Armed Forces saw budget cuts and a drawdown of total manpower.

Carolinian Army

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Organization

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Carolinian Marine Corps

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Carolinian Air Force

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Carolinian Navy

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Korpspolitie

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Government Agencies

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Special Intelligence Division

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Military Intelligence Group (MIG)

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Section I.

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Naval Intelligence Division (NID)

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Military Uniforms and Equipment

All branches wear the same Battle Dressing Uniform, or BDU for short. However, many special forces units wear different uniforms depending on their mission. Dress uniforms are also different depending on which branch of the military personnel are apart of.

Battle Dress Uniforms

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The standard issue BDU of the Confederate Military. Please note that only one soldier per squad carries an anti-tank rocket.

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Standard issue uniform of the Ranger Corps and the Confederate Army Airborne Infantry. Airborne wears a slightly different backpack than the Ranger Corps.

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Many Special Forces from all branches choose how they wear their BDUs, this is an example of how some look.

Dress Uniforms

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Equipment

All branches of the Armed Forces use the same equipment, which includes the LS-15, NDI-45 and the MG-7.

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Vehicles

The Army, Marines and Recon Corps all operate MBTs and IFVs. The amount of certain vehicles has not been disclosed by the Confederate government.

The FV2010 "Scorpio" Mk. I Main Battle Tank TBA

The FV2012 "Perseus" Mk. I Armored Personnel Carrier TBA

Aircraft and Satellites

The Armed forces operate a number of different aircraft, most of which was being phased out of service or has been retired.

The F/A-24 Condor is the Carolina's multi-role fighter. It has been in service since 1996 and comes in a single seat and two seat variant. They are armed with a 30 mm GIAT 30 DEFA cannon, and can carry, at maximum, 8 guided missiles, two 1,000 pound bombs and two external fuel tanks. They are made for the Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps

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Warships

Place your ships here if your ship is apart of this navy.

The flagship of the 2nd Fleet, the CSS Independence. The last ship of her class, she underwent upgrades in 2005 and returned to service in 2009. She has the numbers "1773" painted near her Vertical Launch System, which is the year the united colonies of Carolina declared independence from the British Empire.

The Gladiator class Cruisers are a class of nuclear powered missile cruisers ordered by the navy back in 2009. They have the capacity to carry 64 vertically launched anti air/ship/ground targets, as well as several other missile types. They also have anti-submarine weapons fitted to the ship. A total of 6 ships are planned with an option for 2 more.

The Chancellorville are a class Light Cruisers who's primary goal is to protect larger ships from smaller ships, such as Destroyers and Frigates, provide anti aircraft protection and shore bombardment for amphibious landing forces. a total of 13 are planned.

The Intrepid class Aircraft Carrier TBA

The Neptune class Heavy Battleship are the ships created to replace the aging Carolina class Battleships. TBA

Naval Roster

FLEET REGISTRY

Ship Class	Type	Builder	Status of Ships in Class	Number Active	To Be Built	Notes
Carolina class	Battleship	Kegley Shipyards	In Service	1 (4)	0	Process of being retired.
Gladiator Class	Cruiser (Nuclear)	Robinson Industries	In Service	3 (6)	3	N/A
Chancellorville Class	Light Cruiser (Nuclear)	Kegley Shipyards	In Service	3 (13)	9	N/A
Intrepid Class	Aircraft Carrier (Nuclear)	New Dublin Naval Yards	In Service	2 (3)	1	Can Carry up to 90 aircraft.
Neptune Class	Heavy Battleship	Robinson Industries	In Service	2 (4)	2	Largest ship in Carolinian history.

Political Relations

Coalitions

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Trade Agreements

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Alliances

• Israel

Non-Aggression Pacts

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Enemies

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News

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Conflicts

Conflict/Involvement	Theaters/Campaigns	Belligerents	Outcome
Carolinian Independence War August 27 1775-June 1 1779	Carolina	Confederacy of Carolina New Dublin Kegley New Gelderland Supported Republic of the Seven United Netherlands v. British Empire	Victory, independence recognized.
French-Carolinian Conflict October 12 1811-February 9 1814	Carolina	Confederacy of Carolina Supported by British Empire v. French Empire	Victory, French territories in Carolina given to Confederacy of Carolina.
Colonial Wars 1822-1845	Carolina	Confederacy of Carolina v. Portuguese Empire, Spanish Empire	Victory
First World War February 10 1915-June 28 1919	Western Front German Carolina	Entente v. Central Powers	Victory, German Colonies in Carolina handed over to the Confederacy.
Second World War September 1, 1939-September 2 1945	Pacific War North Africa Italy	Allies v. Axis	Allied victory
Korean War June 25 1950-July 27 1953	Korean Peninsula	United Nations: United States, United Kingdom, South Korea, Confederacy of Carolina, etc. v. Aggressors: North Korea, People's Republic of China, Soviet Union	Armistice
Carolinian Civil War June 24 1954-November 2 1959	Carolinian Mainland Carolinian Territories Pacific Ocean	Confederacy of Carolina (Confederationists) Supported by United States, United Kingdom v. Socialist Republic of Carolina (Communists) Supported by Soviet Union, People's Republic of China	Confederationist Victory, Carolinian Confederacy upheld. Communist forces suppressed, communist leaders tried for war crimes and treason.
Operation Roman Candle January 3 1960-January 5 1960	Territory of Healy Pacific Ocean	Confederacy of Carolina v. Socialist Remnant	Confederate victory, beginning of Left-Wing Scare.
Vietnam War July 22 1966-May 3 1971 (Carolinian Involvement)	Southeast Asia	South Vietnam, United States of America, Confederacy of Carolina, South Korea, Australia, Thailand, New Zealand, Khmer Republic, Kingdom of Laos v. North Vietnam, Viet Cong, Khmer Rouge, Pathet Lao Supported by Soviet Union, China	Defeat, South Vietnam annexed by North Vietnam, creation of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
Gulf War August 2, 1990-February 28, 1991	Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Israel	Coalition Forces v. Iraq	Victory, no territorial changes.
Ulysses Continental War July 2 1996-November 2 1997	Ulysses Continent Pacific Ocean	Concorde Treaty Alliance v. Friedrichshafen Alliance	Allied Victory
War in Afghanistan October 7 2001- Present	Afghanistan	Coalition v. Taliban	Ongoing, Carolinian withdrawal starting December 2015.
The Daesh War	Iraq and Syria	CJTF–OIR, RSII coalition, Ulyssian Coalition v. ISIS	Allied Victory