United States of Quentin Army

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United States of Quentin Army
Flag of United States of Quentin Army Coat of Arms of United States of Quentin Army
Flag Coat of Arms
Founded: January 1st, 1823
Country: United States of Quentin
Information
Type Army
Mission Land Warfare
Size 926,000 active personnel
1.1 million reserve corps
120 aircraft
Administration Department of Defense
(Bureau of the Army)
Headquarters Decagon Continental Command
Mechanicsburg, GA
Motto Never Give Up the Border
Anthem(s) Army March
Colors Green, Brown, and Tan
Equipment Equipment of the United States of Quentin Army
Conflicts See list
Website usqmilitary.gov.nwd/army[1]
History
Founded October 19th, 1822
Officially Federalized and Organized January 1st, 1835
Department of Defense Created January 1st, 1859
Commanders
President Clint Toll
Secretary of Defense Clark Fent Jr.
Commissioner of the Army Steven Fallinger
Supreme Commander Chloe Livingstone
Senior General George Davidsman
Second Most Senior General Ellie Bourgyarde
Insignia
Flag
Flag of the Quentinian Army.png
Logo
Army Logo.png
Field Flag
Field Flag of the Quentinian Army.png

The United States of Quentin Army (USQA), commonly referred to as the Quentinian Army, is the land warfare service branch of the United States of Quentin Armed Forces. The army of the country is the third-largest and second most advanced in the world, and second-oldest service branch in the nation, with the Quentinian Navy being oldest. The Army currently ranks with the major five services as senior to the Fort McCarthy Defense Force. The Army was first formed before the Quentinian War for Independence, when the Territorial Assembly decided to begin forming a secret force to prepare for the inevitable war with the Megatridimensional Order, which they knew would begin with the release of the Declaration of Independence in early 1823. After the Territories won their independence, the new Constitution written in 1834 mentioned the military in Article VI, Section I, and the army was officially formed in 1835 with the Army Executive Order issued by President George Firedawn. The Department of Defense, which oversees the Army, was only formed 24 years later, with the Department of Defense Executive Order issued by President Franklin Moise.

The Quentinian Army today operates under the control of the Supreme Commander of the Quentinian Armed Forces, currently Chloe Livingstone, although she is under the authority of the Department of Defense, which includes the Secretary of Defense, currently Clark Fent Jr., and the Commissioner of the Quentinian Army Bureau, currently Riley Piece, as well as the President, Clint Toll. Besides the Supreme Commander and the commanding civilian positions, the Army also has 7 Generals which preside over the day-to-day operations of the force. The current Senior General of the Quentinian Army is George Davidsman, the nation's only current seven-star general, and the second most senior general is currently Ellie Bourgyarde, who is a 5-star General. Both generals have positions on the Quentinian Defense Committee, and the other 5 generals consist of 2 four-star generals, 1 three-star general, and two one-star generals. The Army is the largest service branch of the military, although it receives less funding than the Air Force, Navy, and Starkkae Corps.