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|logo=Flag-Taiwan.jpg | |logo=Flag-Taiwan.jpg | ||
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|country=Republic of China (Taiwan) | |country=Republic of China (Taiwan) | ||
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|colours=Red, Blue, White, Gold | |colours=Red, Blue, White, Gold | ||
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|soldiers= | |soldiers= | ||
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| − | The [[Republic of China (Taiwan)|Republic of China]] National Troops | + | The [[Republic of China (Taiwan)|Republic of China]] National Troops (''RoCNT''') were split into three military branches: one training branch (''Celestial'') and two combat branches (''Stars, Lightning''). |
===Recruitment=== | ===Recruitment=== | ||
[[Image:Roc stars.jpg|150px|thumb|right|the ROC Stars]] | [[Image:Roc stars.jpg|150px|thumb|right|the ROC Stars]] | ||
| − | Each branch | + | Each branch had its own requirements for enlistment. Military personnel should have had the required minimum influence or Strength inflicted with bare fists as follows: |
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| − | == | + | ==History== |
| − | + | When in May 2011 [[Republic of China Armed Forces]] didn't manage to defend Taiwan against [[Serbia]] in [[World War V]], [[Minister of Defense]] at the time, {{eLink|citizen|3210621|dalyadam}} had no tasks for them in a conquered country. | |
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| + | However, a decision to organize troops was made in July 2011 as many people realized that it was necessary to unify the country's combat capabilities and establish a national army. President {{eLink|citizen|1791018|plarq}} announced the establishment of the first National Army of the Republic of China with the first commander being {{eLink|citizen|4800080|Shirayuki Hotogi}}, who was the Minister of Defense at the time. | ||
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| + | The leadership successors were: | ||
| + | *PatheticTrample | ||
| + | **chang155212 (Acting Secretary of Defense) | ||
| + | *{{eLink|citizen|4689102|reChing}} | ||
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Republic of China National Troops (ROCNT)
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The Republic of China National Troops (RoCNT') were split into three military branches: one training branch (Celestial) and two combat branches (Stars, Lightning).
Recruitment
Each branch had its own requirements for enlistment. Military personnel should have had the required minimum influence or Strength inflicted with bare fists as follows:
| Branch | Strength | Rank | Influence | Activity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Republic of China Celestial | N/A | N/A | N/A | Moderate |
| Republic of China Lightning | N/A | 750 | N/A | High |
| Republic of China Stars | N/A | N/A | 500 | High |
History
When in May 2011 Republic of China Armed Forces didn't manage to defend Taiwan against Serbia in World War V, Minister of Defense at the time, dalyadam had no tasks for them in a conquered country.
However, a decision to organize troops was made in July 2011 as many people realized that it was necessary to unify the country's combat capabilities and establish a national army. President plarq announced the establishment of the first National Army of the Republic of China with the first commander being Shirayuki Hotogi, who was the Minister of Defense at the time.
The leadership successors were:
- PatheticTrample
- chang155212 (Acting Secretary of Defense)
- reChing
