Reformation into National Armed Forces

Date: September 20, 2094
The National Defense Armed Forces of Bengal have gone through a significant reform after the bill Passed by Bengal Progressive Alliance (Party)
The bill was given the approval by the House of Laws.

The bill called Reformation Act of Armed Bengal Forces states:
Reformation of Military,
And renaming it into National Armed Forces. (N.A.F)
restructuring its military apparatus to better serve the diverse needs and ensure the security of the nation. The N.A.F now consists of four professional uniformed services:

BANGLADESH ARMY

1.     Bengal/Bangladesh Army: The Bengal Army is the primary ground force of the N.A.F., tasked with defending the mainland, with a primary focus on West Bengal and Jharkhand. The Bengal Army's primary role is national defence, safeguarding the territorial integrity of the core regions.

GREATER BENGAL ARMY
 

2.     Greater Bengal Army: Established in September 20th, 2094, the Greater Bengal Army serves as a reinforcement force and is strategically positioned to protect territories beyond the core regions. With primary responsibility for Uttar Pradesh, Sikkim, Bihar, and additional support to Jharkhand and West Bengal, the Greater Bengal Army acts as a vital defence mechanism, stepping in when the Bengal Army faces challenges in protecting the main territory.

The creation of the Greater Bengal Army recognizes the vast cultural differences within Bengal, ensuring a more nuanced approach to security that aligns with the unique characteristics of each region.

Bangladesh Navy

 

3.     Bengal/Bangladesh Navy: The Bengal Navy, an integral part of the National Armed Forces. It is the naval warfare branch responsible for safeguarding Bangladesh's maritime territories, defending military bases, and protecting economic zones. With a commitment to maritime security, the Bengal Navy plays a crucial role in ensuring the nation's overall defence strategy.
BANGLADESH AIR FORCE
 

4.     Bangladesh/Bengal Air Force: The Bangladesh/Bengal Air Force is the aerial warfare branch, tasked with the air defence of Bangladesh's sovereign territory. In addition to protecting airspace, the Air Force provides essential air support to both the Bengal Army and Bengal Navy. This branch enhances the N.A.F.'s overall capability for strategic operations and national defence.

Conclusion:

The reformation of the National Armed Forces into these four distinct branches reflects a strategic approach to address the diverse security needs of the People's Republic of Bengal. The establishment of specialized forces allows for a more tailored response to the unique challenges posed by different regions, Fostering and Securing the National Security and Interest. And also ensured to increase in the trust of citizens of Bengal in the army after the tragic 19/4 incident.

This structure is also more versatile for the more land the Peoples Republic of Bengal has gained after joining the Union of India and its increased defensive measures to protect the territories.

Peoples Republic of Bengal (P.R.B) National Armed Forces

Protecting the nation against external threat is the top priority of the National Armed Forces and will do anything to protect national interest.