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Las Brigadas Antifascistas Bill
The Red Committee's Brigada Antifascista:
La Brigada Antifascista (LBA) is an anti-fascist military alliance comprised of soldiers residing in RedCom members states. Individual nations from member-region may volunteer to join a brigade. The head of a regional military must acquire permission from the Member-Region Government prior to involving the Regional Military in the LBA officially, in which case all domestic personnel still reserve the right to refuse serving in the LBA.
Its goal is to form an efficient inter-regional military capable: of raiding, liberating and occupying fascist and or alt-right regions in order to diminish the threat of fascism and spread leftism across NationStates. Targets will be decided by the Marshall and approved by the Red-Committee.
Only regions tagged as fascist, or regions who have asserted territorial claims on any member region, or those who are in active state of war on any member region. Otherwise, the raid will be legal, unsanctioned, and disavowed by RedCom, resulting in the termination of all those involved. Should a campaign be jeopardized due to the actions of a division member they may be dishonorably discharged. Lastly, the LBA is obligated to be used in defense of any member region in danger of a foreign-raid.
Divisions in LBA will be made up of 10-20 military personnel: a planner, officer, and 8-18 soldiers. All divisions will be managed by the Marshall.
Division Roles:
Marshall- The Marshall oversees all divisions; they are both appointed / terminated by the Red Committee Member Delegates. They will assign ranks and roles to their subordinates.
Planner- The planner's job is to review targets and note their strengths and weaknesses before devising a campaign.
Officer- It is the Officer's duty to follow the orders drawn up by the planner. An officer must understand the orders given before directing the ground soldiers during an offensive.
Ground Soldiers- Ground soldiers are to follow the officer's instructions and occupy the specified target. Failure to do so could result in the individual discharged.
(co-authored by British soviets and Red highvalley)
