Armed Forces of Gapla
| Armed Forces of Gapla | |
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| Service branches | Ground Forces Naval Forces Air Forces |
| Headquarters | Gaplastovia |
| Leadership | |
| President | Hendrik Täks |
| Personnel | |
| Conscription | No |
The Armed Forces of Gapla are the ceremonial armed forces of the Federated States of Gapla. It is operated by the Ministry of State Security, and the President of Gapla serves as its ceremonial commander-in-chief as head of state.
Ranks
The chart below summarizes the military ranks of the Armed Forces.
Service branches
The Armed Forces has three official branches—the Ground Forces, the Naval Forces, and the Air Forces.
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Service branch flags were designed by Connor Hetner.
Unofficial branches
Federal Intelligence Service
The Federal Intelligence Service (FIS), formerly and commonly known as the Intelligence Agency of the Gaplan Federation (IAGF), is a bureau within the Ministry of State Security that is considered a de facto branch of the Armed Forces that serves as the intelligence agency of the Federated States of Gapla, collecting and analyzing domestic and international intelligence. Unlike the Armed Forces, it is not purely ceremonial and has played significant roles in Gapla's national security throughout its history.
The "Cyber Division" of the Federal Intelligence Service is an unofficial cybersecurity branch of the Federal Intelligence Service.
Federal Police Service
The Federal Police Service (FPS) is the national police and law enforcement organization of the Federated States of Gapla that is considered a de facto branch of the Armed Forces. It is planned to become active following settlement.