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}}The '''Republic of Cornwall''' or just Cornwall is a nation situated on the island of Britain and is west of the [[Kingdom of England]], the country is part of the [[Celtic Co-Operation Zone|Celtic Co-Operation Zone (COZ)]] and is recognised as a [[Celtic nations|Celtic nation]]. | }}The '''Republic of Cornwall''' or just Cornwall is a nation situated on the island of Britain and is west of the [[Kingdom of England]], the country is part of the [[Celtic Co-Operation Zone|Celtic Co-Operation Zone (COZ)]] and is recognised as a [[Celtic nations|Celtic nation]]. | ||
The country gained independence on the 4th of August 2024 during the [[Great split]] which saw the [[United Kingdom]] collapse and dissemble, the young republic was instantly seized by Ireland during the [[Irish occupation of Cornwall]] which ended on the 30th of September 2024 when the [[Kingdom of England]] which saw England agree to a peace treaty ending the [[Reclamation war]]. | |||
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The Republic of Cornwall or just Cornwall is a nation situated on the island of Britain and is west of the Kingdom of England, the country is part of the Celtic Co-Operation Zone (COZ) and is recognised as a Celtic nation.
The country gained independence on the 4th of August 2024 during the Great split which saw the United Kingdom collapse and dissemble, the young republic was instantly seized by Ireland during the Irish occupation of Cornwall which ended on the 30th of September 2024 when the Kingdom of England which saw England agree to a peace treaty ending the Reclamation war.
History
Throughout most of Cornwall's history it had
Independence
Geography
Climate
Government and politics
National government
Political parties
Foreign relations
Military
Main articles: Cornish Defence Force
The Republic of Cornwall maintains a policy of neutrality where its troops are by law only allowed to operate on Cornish territory and on the territories of nations in the Celtic Nations Alliance. Accordingly, its military role is limited to national self-defence and participation in United Nations peacekeeping and Celtic Nations Peacekeepers operations.
The Cornish Defence Forces (Lu Difenn Kernow) are made up of the Army, Naval Service and the Air Corps along with the Reserve Defence Force. It is based on the Irish Defence Force layout and organisation. Being a relatively small volunteer-based service with the majority of forces being in reserves most of the Cornish forces partake in civilian based operations like patrol of Cornish territorial waters, search and rescue and UN peacekeeping operations.
The Cornish Air Corps is the air component of the Defence Forces and operates 3 fixed wing aircraft and 5 helicopters of which none feature weaponry. The Naval Service is Cornwall's navy and operates 3 patrol ships of which all three are the British Peacock-class corvette, 2 being bought from Ireland, along with 1 training vessel and 5 smaller patrol ships for coastal protection. The military includes the Reserve Defence Forces of which contain the army reserve and naval reserve for part-time reservists.
The Cornish Defence Force also includes the Special Ranger Detachment which operates as its special forces unit. The SRD trains and operates closely with the Army Ranger Wing of Ireland and other international special operations units. Its main focus is counter-terrorism and counter-insurgency along with special reconnaissance.
The President is the formal Supreme Commander of the Defence Forces but in practise these Forces answer to the Government via the Minister for Defence.