Okataian Federal Defense

Today, the Okataian Federal Defense armed forces enjoy a good mix of avant-garde as well as older conventional weapons. Oka has one of the highest defense budgets in the world, ranking 16th globally in 2016, with a budget of more than $33 billion U.S. dollars. Its capabilities include many sophisticated American and European weapon systems, complemented by a growing and increasingly more advanced indigenous defense manufacturing sector.

For example, by taking advantage of the strong local shipbuilding industry, the Okataian Navy has embarked on a rigorous modernization plan with ambitions to become a blue-water navy by 2020. Oka has a joint military partnership with the United States, Teiko and Nakama termed the Oka-U.S. Alliance and TON military cooperation,.

Oka also takes part in regional national military wargames and exercises with the Teikonese and Nakamese military forces. Among other components of the armed forces is the unit 7 or 'OSS' (Okataian Secret Services)

The Okataian Federal Defense Forces consists of the:

Okataian Federal Defense Army Okataian Federal Defense Navy Okataian Federal Defense Marine Corps Okataian Federal Defense Air Force

In addition, reserve elements consist of the:

Okataian Federal Defense Reserve Forces Okataian Federal Defense Civil Defense Corps Anzen Police Force - Works with AINPOL

Okataian Federal Defense Navy
The Okataian Federal Defense Navy is the armed forces branch responsible for conducting naval operations and amphibious landing operations. As a part of its mission, the Okataian Federal Defense Navy has engaged in several peacekeeping operations since the turn of the century. The Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) is the highest-ranking officer (four-star admiral) of the Okataian Federal Defense Navy.

Okataian Federal Defense Marine Corps
Although the Okataian Federal Defense Act stipulates that the Okataian Federal Defens eNavy includes the Okataian Federal Defense Marine Corps, the Marine Corps is a semi-autonomous organization that carries out much of its functions independently.