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| − | }}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 second-oldest service branch in the nation, with the [[Quentinian Navy]] being oldest, and 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 [[Quentinian Declaration of Independence|Declaration of Independence]] in early 1823. After the Territories won their independence, the [[Constitution of the United States of Quentin|Constitution]] written in 1834 | + | }}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 second-oldest service branch in the nation, with the [[Quentinian Navy]] being oldest, and 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 [[Quentinian Declaration of Independence|Declaration of Independence]] in early 1823. After the Territories won their independence, the new [[Constitution of the United States of Quentin|Constitution]] written in 1834 mentioned the military in [[Article Six of the United States of Quentin Constitution|Article VI, Section I]], and the |
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| United States of Quentin Army | |||||
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| 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 | Kyle Lovestington | ||||
| Secretary of Defense | Allen Buckingshom | ||||
| Commissioner of the Army | Steven Fallinger | ||||
| Supreme Commander | Chloe Livingstone | ||||
| Senior General | George Davidsman | ||||
| Assistant Senior General | Ellie Bourgyarde | ||||
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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 second-oldest service branch in the nation, with the Quentinian Navy being oldest, and 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
