Federal Defense Force of the Territories

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Federal Defense Force of the Territories
[[image: |x78px|Flag of Federal Defense Force of the Territories]] [[image: |x78px|Coat of Arms of Federal Defense Force of the Territories]]
Flag Coat of Arms
Founded: January 1st,
Country: United States of Quentin
Information
Type Navy
Mission Naval Warfare
Size 420,842 active personnel
98,000 reserve corps
195,000 civilian
467 ships
321 aircraft
Administration Department of Defense
(Bureau of the Navy)
Headquarters Holly Stevenson Naval Center
Baltimore, DA
Motto Let the Colors Fly and the Cannons Roar
Anthem(s) Padstow's Farewell [1]
Colors Blue, White and Citron
Equipment Equipment of the United States of Quentin Navy
Conflicts See list
Website usqmilitary.gov.nwd/navy[2]
History
Founded January 1st, 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 Navy T.J. Ballynse
Supreme Commander Chloe Livingstone
Homeland Admiral Horatio Adamson
Foreign Admiral George Wallswill
Insignia
Ensign
United States of Quentin Flag.png
Jack
Jack of the Quentinian Navy.png
Pennant
Quentinian Naval Pennant.png

The Federal Defense Force of the Territories (FDFT) is one of the defense components of the United States of Quentin, focusing on first response defense and civilian order in the federal territories of the country, currently Berlinsavis, JP Island, the Kade Islands, and the Quentinian Raven Islands. The Quentinian FDFT serves under the Department of Defense, however is not considered an armed service branch under Quentinian law, instead being considered as a federal law enforcement agency. The FDFT has components for each of the federal territories of the nation, commanded by the Territorial Governors or each territory, though the Supreme Commander also has command in certain situations, including war and rebellion.

The majority of FDFT soldiers, airmen, and sailors serve part-time, and have other jobs while serving in the FDFT. The FDFT has components of air, land, and sea, however these components are organized on the territorial level, as the FDFT does not have organizations at the higher level which command land, sea, or air exclusively on the territorial level.

The FDFT was created in 1924, by the Executive Order for the Defense of Federal Property which was enacted by President Jackson Shield. The order came before the beginning of the Greater Venturian War, and the FDFT was created immediately after under the Department of Defense. Post-war, the validity of the FDFT came into question by the Supreme Council, and in the Supreme Council decision Supreme Court Proclamation on the Federal Defense Force of 1946, Supreme Decider Ragy Ebeid declared the executive order unable to create a new force with military powers, and declared the order null and void under the Constitution. In 1951, Congress passed the 18th Amendment, which reestablished the FDFT, and was approved by the Supreme Council that same year.

Subsequent acts of Congress, including the Federal Defense Force Centralization Act and the Unified Defense Acts, gave the Supreme Commander special command over the FDFT in circumstances of war or mass rebellion, and established procedure for the FDFT to be integrated into the armed forces during wartime and, to an extent, during peacetime. The FDFT is similar to the National Guard of other federations around the world, however due to the longstanding tradition in Quentinian government that the federal government is supreme, the states have never been given their own militias or guard forces, just federal territories.