POST-DOOMSDAY/ADC UNIFORMS: GREECE
Ypolochagos, Greek Infantry; barrack dress
Lochias, Greek Commando Regiment; field uniform
RoS/Castellón soldier outfitted in his Chemical warfare/radiation gear, and armed with M-64 CETME Model C, near Valencia ruins.
CANZS Commonwealth leading the RIMPAC 2020 exercises in the South Pacific Ocean.
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Cypriot soldiers mobilized after the nuclear attacks on the Sovereign Bases of Akrotiri and Dhekelia.
West-Berliners tear down a piece of the Berlin wall next to the Brandenburg Gate, 1990
Grounds-crew service a Polish Lim-6bis, a domestically produced light attack aircraft using the MiG-17 design, of the 62nd Fighter Regiment, located on the Poznań-Krzesiny Airport, West Poland
A Portuguese soldier armed with, as his Spanish counterpart, an CETME Model C.
The 63,000 man military of Portugal was one of the smaller in NATO, but Portugal’s Azores possessions made her one the NATO’s most important components. Through the 1980s, the small Portuguese Army numbered only about 40,000, with 16 month conscripts supplying three quarters of its strength, being reduced after Doomsday
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Joe Manchin, President, Virginia Republic
Elected in 2016, Mr. Manchin was elected to a second term on a program of continued economic expansion and reclamation of coastal areas along the Eastern seaboard; he has also proposed an alliance with the United States government in the West, citing the success of the alliance with Kentucky, Manchin is known for easing many of the post-Doomsday restrictions of the former military government of Virginia during the transition to democracy.
A Belgian colonel of Para-Commandos on Luxembourg province, former Wallonia
A Norwegian Lieutenant.
During the 1980s, the Norwegian Army numbered only around 20,000, slightly over half of which were draftees, serving a twelve month term of service, even after Doomsday