Unified Commonwealth Armed Forces

The Unified Commonwealth Armed Forces (also known as the Commonwealth Armed Forces or simply the Commonwealth Military) are the combined military forces of the members of the Oceanic Defense Alliance and Commonwealth. It consists of the Ground Forces, Airborne, Marines, Navy, Air Force, Space Force, and Coast Guard. The Secretary-General of the Commonwealth is the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces and forms military policy with the Ministry of Defense (MoD) and Ministry of Homeland Security (MHS), both executive departments, acting as the principal organs by which military policy is carried out. All seven armed services are among the nine uniformed services of the Commonwealth.

Formed as a result of the Halsted Commission following the end of World War II, the Unified Commonwealth Armed Forces was designed to address issues regarding cooperation between the members of the Oceanic Defense Alliance and Commonwealth and their militaries, as well as improve the partnership as the Cold War ramped up. The following Common Security Act of 1949 created the modern Commonwealth military framework. The Act established the Commonwealth Military Establishment, headed by the minister of defense; and created the Commonwealth Air Force and the Unified Security Council. It was amended in 1950, renaming the Commonwealth Military Establishment the Ministry of Defense, and created the Departments of the Army, Navy, and Air Force. Underneath these respective departments would be the armies, air forces, and navies of the members of the Commonwealth.

The Unified Commonwealth Armed Forces are one of the largest military forces in terms of personnel. It draws its personnel from a large pool of paid volunteers. All nations with the exception of Asuria do not practice conscription, however the Commonwealth Emergent War Call system exists in case conscription on a Commonwealth-wide scale is authorized by the secretary-general.

The Unified Commonwealth Armed Forces are considered the world's most powerful military. The combined military budget of the Commonwealth was COM$1.2 tillion in 2019, the highest in the world. In 2018, that accounted for 30 percent of the world's defense expenditures. The Unified Commonwealth Armed Forces has significant capabilities in both defense and power projection due to its large budget, resulting in advanced and powerful technologies which enables a widespread deployment of the force around the world, including more than 800 military bases in various countries worldwide. The combined Commonwealth Air Force is the world's largest air force, the Commonwealth Navy is by far the world's largest navy by tonnage, and the Commonwealth Navy and the Commonwealth Marines combined are the world's second largest air arm. In terms of size, the Commonwealth Coast Guard is the world's 8th largest maritime force. The Commonwealth as of FY2019 has more than 20,000 aircraft in its military inventory. The Commonwealth Space Force one of the world's first and, as of 2021, the largest space force in the world.

History
The aftermath of World War II showed to the Commonwealth government as a whole, particularly the secretary-general of the Commonwealth Sukarno, that cohesion and cooperation between the different branches and different countries of the Commonwealth broke down at different times, particularly with Engrandonica and the Yuktobanian Federation. Upon the establishment of the Commonwealth Ministry of Defense, the different branches of the Unified Commonwealth Armed Forces were then created.

Under the command of the Commonwealth Ground Forces were the land forces of the nations in the Commonwealth, which at the time included the Yuktobanian Army, Helman Army, Tricentennial Army, Engrandonican Army, and Asurian Land Forces. Under the Commonwealth Navy were the respective nation's naval forces, and under the Commonwealth Air Force were the nations respective air forces. The Commonwealth Marines at the time comprised of the Yuktobanian Marines, Helman Marines, and the Royal Marines of Engrandonica. The new Commonwealth Airborne at the time comprised of elements of the Yuktobanian Airborne, the few airborne divisions in the Helman Army, and other miscellaneous airborne components. Upon Jaipuria joining the Commonwealth, their respective nations forces were added into the different branches.

Despite the nations of The Commonwealth being part of a unified armed forces, each nation is able to operate their armed forces independently. This is seen with the corps organization of the Commonwealth military, with no intermixing organizational forces of two countries together unless they are part of a unified army group. The addition of Article XX of the Oceanic Charter gave the Commonwealth National Council the power to the power to declare war. The secretary-general is the Commonwealth Armed Forces' commander-in-chief.

The Commonwealth Coast Guard traces its origin to the founding of the Yuktobanian Revenue Navy on 4 August 1800 which merged with the Yuktobanian Life-Saving Service on 28 January 1915 to establish the Yuktobanian Coast Guard. This branch subsequently became the largest provider of assets to the Commonwealth Coast Guard in the modern day. The Commonwealth Air Force was established as an independent service upon the creation of the Commonwealth Military, occurring on the same day as the Yuktobanian Air Force was created from elements of the Yuktobanian Army Air Force. The Commonwealth Air Force traces its origin to the formation of the Engrandonican Royal Air Force, which was formed 1 April 1918, which was the first independent air force in the world. The Commonwealth Public Health Service Commissioned Corps was formerly considered to be a branch of the Commonwealth Armed Forces from the formation of the Commonwealth Military until its status as such was revoked on 3 July 1952.

The Commonwealth Space Force was established as an independent service on 20 December 2019. It is the seventh branch of the Commonwealth military and the first new branch since the establishment of the independent Commonwealth Air Force in 1947. It traces its origin to the formation of the Yuktobanian Air Force Space Command, which was formed 1 September 1982 and was a major command of the Yuktobanian Air Force during the Cold War until being formed into the Yuktobanian Space Force on the same day as the formation of the Commonwealth Space Force.

Structure
The secretary-general's command over the Commonwealth Armed Forces is established by article XX in the Oceanic Charter whereby the secretary-general is named as the "Commander in Chief of the combined Army, Navy, and Air Force, as well as standby elements of the combined militaries of the Commonwealth." The Commonwealth Armed Forces are split between two cabinet departments, with the Ministry of Defense serving as the primary cabinet department for military affairs and the Ministry of Homeland Security responsible for administering the Commonwealth Coast Guard.

The military chain of command flows from the secretary-general of the Commonwealth to the minister of defense (for services under the Defense Ministry) or minister of homeland security (for services under the Minister of Homeland Security), ensuring civilian control of the military. Within the Ministry of Defense the military departments, the Ministry of the Army (controlling the Ground Forces and the Airborne), Commonwealth Ministry of the Navy (controlling the Navy and the Marines), and Ministry of the Air Force (controlling the Air Force and Space Force), are civilian led entities that oversee the coequal military service branches organized within, including each respective nation's branches of the military in the Commonwealth. The military departments and services are responsible for organizing, training, and equipping forces, with the actual chain of command flowing through the unified Area Commands.



The Military Circle, although outside the operational chain of command, is the senior-most military body in the Unified Commonwealth Armed Forces. It is led by the Chair of the Military Circle, who is the military head of the entire armed forces and principle advisor to the secretary-general and minister of defense on military matters. Their deputy is the Vice Chair of the Military Circle. Other members include the chief of the Ground Forces of the Commonwealth, commandant of the Commonwealth Marines, admiral of the Commonwealth Navy, chief of the Air Force, chief of Commonwealth Space Forces, and the commander of the Commonwealth airborne. The Commandant of the Commonwealth Coast Guard is not an official member of the Military Circle, but sometimes attends meetings as the one of the military service chiefs. The Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Chair is the most senior enlisted member in the Unified Commonwealth Armed Forces.

Leadership of the Armed Forces, to include the secretary-general of the Commonwealth, Minister of Defense, Minister of Homeland Security and Chair of the Military Circle are members of the Commonwealth Unified Security Council, which advises the secretary-general on national security, military, and foreign policy matters. The National Security Advisor and Deputy National Security Advisor may also be members of the Unified Commonwealth Armed Forces. The Unified Security Council Deputies Committee also includes the Deputy Minister of Defense, Deputy Minister of Homeland Security, and Vice Chair of the Military Circle. The Commonwealth Homeland Security Council, which advises the secretary-general on homeland security, includes the secretary-general of the Commonwealth, Minister of Defense, Minister of Homeland Security and Chair of the Military Circle. The Homeland Security Advisor may also be a member of the armed forces. Military leadership, including the Minister of Defense, Commonwealth Minister of Homeland Security, and Chair of the Military Circle also sit on the Unified Space Council.

Service branches
The Unified Commonwealth Armed Forces is composed of seven coequal military service branches. Six of the branches, the Commonwealth Army, Commonwealth Marines, Commonwealth Navy, Commonwealth Airborne, Commonwealth Air Force, and Commonwealth Space Force are organized under the Ministry of Defense's three military departments. The Commonwealth Coast Guard is nominally under the Ministry of Homeland Security, but may be transferred to the Ministry of Defense's Ministry of the Navy (which is the civilian entity that oversees the coequal Commonwealth Marines and Commonwealth Navy) at the direction of the secretary-general or the Commonwealth legislature. With the exception of the Coast Guard, the military services only organize, train, and equip forces. The unified area/combatant commands are responsible for operational control of non-service retained forces.

Ground Forces
The Commonwealth Ground Forces (COMGF) is the land service branch of the Unified Commonwealth Armed Forces and part of the civilian-led Ministry of the Army, which is led by the Minister of the Army. The military head of the Commonwealth Ground Forces is the chief of the ground forces of the Commonwealth, who is assisted by the vice chief of the Commonwealth Ground Forces and sergeant major of the Ground Forces. It was founded on 22 March 1949 as one of the founding branches.

The five core competencies of the Army are to conduct:
 * 1) Prompt and sustained land combat
 * 2) Combined arms operations
 * 3) Combined arms maneuver and wide area security
 * 4) Armored and mechanized operations
 * 5) Special operations
 * 6) Set and sustain the theater for the joint force
 * 7) Integrate national, multinational, and joint power on land

The Commonwealth Ground Forces is composed of the Regular Army, Commonwealth Army Reserve, and Commonwealth Army Defense Forces. The entire force comprised of the Commonwealth Ground Forces are pulled from the Yuktobanian Army, Helman Army, Engrandonican Army, Tricentennial Army, Asurian Land Forces, Jaipurian Ground Defense Force, and the Philippine Army. Operationally the different nation's ground forces are not mixed together, with the Corps sized elements remaining under one country (for example, Yuktobanian V Corps and Helman I Corps.) The Commonwealth Ground Forces are organized into four army commands, which conduct the majority of the service's organize, train, and equip functions, ten Ground Forces service component commands, which command forces attached to the combatant commands, and twelve direct reporting units. The Ground Forces also organizes its personnel into 21 different basic branches.

The four army commands are:
 * United States Army Forces Command SSI.svg Commonwealth Ground Forces Unit Command: Provides forces to combatant commanders.
 * TRADOC patch.svg Commonwealth Ground Forces Training and Doctrine Command: Recruits, trains, and educates soldiers and develops Army doctrine.
 * AMC shoulder insignia.svg Commonwealth Ground Forces Materiel Command: Develops, maintains, and acquires systems and materiel.
 * Army Futures Command SSI.png Commonwealth Ground Forces Futures Command: Modernization and future systems development.

The Commonwealth Ground Force's field structure is broken into several subdivisions under its commands:

Navy
The Commonwealth Navy (COMN) is the maritime service branch of the Unified Commonwealth Armed Forces and part of the civilian-led Ministry of the Navy, which is led by the Minister of the Navy. The military head of the Commonwealth Navy is the Admiral of the Navy, who is assisted by the vice admiral of the navy and master chief petty officer of the Navy. The Commonwealth Navy traces it's origins all the way to the foundation of the Engrandonican Royal Navy in 1546.

The five enduring functions of the Navy are:
 * 1) Sea control
 * 2) Power projection
 * 3) Deterrence
 * 4) Maritime security
 * 5) Sealift



The Commonwealth Navy is composed of the Regular Navy and Commonwealth Naval Reserve. The Commonwealth Navy is organized into nine navy component commands, which command operational forces, fifteen shore commands, which support the fleets' operating forces, five systems commands, which oversee the technical requirements of the Navy, and nine type commands, which administratively manage units of a certain type.

The navy component commands are:
 * Commonwealth Pacific Fleet: Conducts naval operations in the Pacific Ocean and serves as the naval component of Commonwealth Pacific Command. Comprising the Eleventh Fleet, this is the largest fleet in the Commonwealth, comprising vessels from the Jaipurian Maritime Defense Force, Yuktobanian Navy, Helman Navy, and Tricentennial Navy.
 * Commonwealth Naval Forces Atlantic: Controlling the First Fleet as well as Commonwealth Submarines, Atlantic, this force conducts naval operations supporting the north atlantic, as well as naval operations around Europe and the Mediterranean. This is the naval component to Commonwealth Atlantic Command, as well as being able to support operations with Commonwealth Central Europe Command.
 * Commonwealth Naval Forces Indian Ocean: Controlling the Eighth Fleet, this force conducts naval operations in the Indian Ocean, as well as both the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf. This is the naval component to Commonwealth Middle East-India Command, as well as being able to support operations with Commonwealth Central Africa Command.
 * Commonwealth Home Fleet: Conducts naval operations in and around Yuktobania and Helmanstend. Formerly known as the SEACorps Fleet, the Home Fleet also operates in the south china sea. This is the naval component to Commonwealth Home Command.
 * Commonwealth Naval Forces Americas: Conducts operations in and around the North American continent. This is the naval component to Commonwealth Americas Command.
 * Commonwealth Fleet Cyber Command / Commonwealth Navy Space Command: Naval component to Commonwealth Cyber-Space Command.
 * Commonwealth Naval Strategic Command: Commands all Commonwealth Naval strategic assets, which include the SSBN force. This is the maritime component to Commonwealth Strategic Command.
 * Commonwealth Naval Special Warfare Command: Commands all Commonwealth nation's naval special forces and conducts special operations as Commonwealth Special Forces Command joint force maritime component.
 * Commonwealth Fleet Auxillary: Conducts sealift operations as Commonwealth Transportation Command's joint force maritime component.



The Commonwealth Navy's unit structure is broken into several subdivisions under the operating force:
 * Numbered fleet: Elements of navy component commands led by admirals. They are made up of multiple carrier divisions operating as one.
 * Task force: Scalable organization that is responsible to the fleet commander for assigned units and functions. Operating at this level include the famous Commonwealth Navy carrier divisions. This is the highest stage of individual nations having naval forces.
 * Task group: An individual carrier assault group, amphibious ready group, surface assault group within a given fleet.
 * Task unit: Units operating together for a specific task, such as air defense units within a carrier assault group.
 * Task element: Individual units within a task unit.

The Commonwealth Navy's unit structure is broken into several subdivisions under the type command structure. For Naval Air Forces:

Air Force
The Commonwealth Air Force (COMAF) is the air service branch of the Unified Commonwealth Armed Forces and part of the civilian-led Ministry of the Air Force, which is led by the Minister of the Air Force. The military head of the Commonwealth Air Force is the chief of the Air Force, who is assisted by the vice chief of the Air Force and chief master sergeant of the Air Force. It's history is traced back all the way to the establishment of the Engrandonican Royal Air Force, and the Commonwealth Air Force's formation date is shared with the creation of a separate branch for the Yuktobanian Air Force after separating from the Yuktobanian Army Air Forces.

The five core missions of the Air Force are:
 * 1) Air superiority / air supremecy
 * 2) Global integrated intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance
 * 3) Rapid and prompt global mobility
 * 4) Global strike
 * 5) Command and control

The Commonwealth Air Force is composed of the Regular Air Force, Commonwealth Air Force Reserve, and Commonwealth Air Defense Force. The Commonwealth Air Force is organized into nine major commands, which conduct the majority of the service's organize, train, and equip functions and command forces attached to the combatant commands.



The Commonwealth Air Force's major commands are:
 * Tactical Air Command: Provides fighter, attack, intelligence, cyber, combat rescue, and air force ground forces to combatant commanders across the world.
 * Air Education and Training Command: Recruits, educates, and trains airmen and develops Air Force doctrine
 * Strategic Air Command: Operates the Air Force's strategic bomber and intercontinental ballistic missile forces as Commonwealth Strategic Command's joint force air component.
 * Air Force Materiel Command: Develops, maintains, and acquires systems and materiel.
 * Air Force Reserve Command: Manages Air Force reserve forces.
 * Air Force Special Tasking Command: Conducts special operations with aviation and Special Tactics Commandos as Commonwealth Special Forces Commmand's joint force air component.
 * Military Airlift Command: Conducts airlift and air refueling operations as Commonwealth Transportation Command's joint force air component.
 * Commonwealth Air Forces in North America: Conducts air operations as Commonwealth Americas Command's air component.
 * Engrandonican Air Defense Command: Conducts air operations as Commonwealth Central Europe Command's air component.

The Commonwealth Air Force's field structure is broken into several subdivisions under its major commands:

Airborne Forces






The Commonwealth Airborne (COMAB) is the airborne service branch of the Unified Commonwealth Armed Forces and part of the civilian-led Ministry of the Army, which is led by the Minister of the Army. The military head of the Commonwealth Airborne is the commander of the Commonwealth airborne forces, who is assisted by the assistant commander of the airborne and sergeant major of the Airborne. The Commonwealth Airborne was formed to consolidate the various paratrooper and airborne divisions of the different Commonwealth nations into a branch to act as a rapidly deployable force that can respond to various crisis during the Cold War.

The Airborne Forces are responsible for air assault and airborne assault operations, having a very close relationship with its coequal sister service, the Commonwealth Ground Forces, as well as having a rivalry with the Commonwealth Marines. The Airborne is composed of the Regular Airborne Force and the Commonwealth Airborne Reserve. The central unit of the Airborne is a brigade, which is able to operate independently as part of the various national Airborne Divisions that are under the Commonwealth Airborne. Each brigade is able to sustain itself during high intensity operations with it's own logistics task force and light artillery force. The Commonwealth Airborne is divided into the Airborne Service and the Supporting Service.

The Airborne Service includes:
 * Airborne Forces West: Conducts operations in the Atlantic, Europe, and the Americas.
 * Airborne Forces East: Conducts operations in the Pacific, Indian Ocean, Asia, Africa, and Middle East.

The Commonwealth Airborne follows the same organization as the Commonwealth Ground Forces, with the exception of the lack of Army Group and Field Army elements.:

Marines
The Commonwealth Marines (COMAR) is the maritime land force service branch of the Unified Commonwealth Armed Forces and part of the civilian-led Ministry of the Navy, which is led by the Minister of the Navy. The military head of the Commonwealth Marines is the commandant of the Marines, who is assisted by the assistant commandant of the Marines and sergeant major of the Marines. The Commonwealth Marines traces it's founding all the way to the founding of the Engrandonican Royal Marines on 28 October 1664, as well as the creation of the Yuktobanian Marine Army in 1840.

The Marines are responsible for amphibious warfare and expeditionary warfare operations, having a very close relationship with its coequal sister service, the Commonwealth Navy. The Commonwealth Marines are composed of the Regular Marine Force and the Commonwealth Marine Reserve. The central unit of the Commonwealth Marines is a Marine Air-Ground Task Force, which consist of a command element, ground combat element, aviation combat element, and logistics combat element. The Marines are divided in the Fleet Marine Force and the Supporting Establishment.

The Fleet Marine Force includes: The Commonwealth Marines' Marine Air-Ground Task Force structure is broken into several levels under the Fleet Marine Force:
 * Commonwealth Marine Forces Command / Atlantic Marine Force: Conducts operations in the Atlantic, Europe, and Africa. The Atlantic Marine Force is under the command of Commonwealth Atlantic Command.
 * Commonwealth Marine Forces Pacific / Pacific Marine Force: Conducts operations in the Pacific, Indian Ocean, and Middle East. Pacific Marine Force is under the command of Commonwealth Pacific Command.

The Commonwealth Marines' unit structure is broken into several subdivisions under the Fleet Marine Force:

Space Force
The Commonwealth Space Force (COMSPF) is the space service branch of the Unified Commonwealth Armed Forces and part of the civilian-led Ministry of the Air Force, which is led by the Minister of the Air Force. The military head of the Commonwealth Space Force is the chief of space forces, who is assisted by the vice chief of space forces and senior enlisted advisor of the Space Force. It achieved independence on 20 December 2019 from the Commonwealth Air Force, but traces it's history to the Yuktobanian Air Force Space Command's formation in 1982. The six core competencies of the Space Force are:
 * 1) Space security
 * 2) Combat power projection
 * 3) first and second-stage ballistic missile defense
 * 4) Space mobility and logistics
 * 5) Information mobility
 * 6) Space domain awareness

The Commonwealth Space Force is composed of the Regular Space Force, not yet having organized a reserve component outside of the Commonwealth Air Force. The Space Force is organized into four field commands and one center, with the intent to fully organize into three field commands, activating Space Systems Command to replace the Space and Missile Systems Center and Space Training and Readiness Command to institutionalize its training, education, and doctrine development.

The Space Force's field command and center is:
 * Space Operations Command: Conducts space, cyber, and intelligence operations as primary service component to Commonwealth Space Command.
 * Ballistic Missile Defense Command: Conducts first and second-stage ballistic missile defense with the Brilliant Pebbles constellation and Ground-Based Interceptors, as well as detection hostile ballistic missile assets that can threaten the nations of the Commonwealth.
 * Space and Missile Systems Center: Conducts research, development, acquisitions, and sustainment of Space Force systems.

The Space Force's field structure is broken into several subdivisions under its field commands:

Coast Guard
The Commonwealth Coast Guard (COMCG) is the maritime security, search and rescue, and law enforcement service branch of the Unified Commonwealth Armed Forces and part of the Ministry of Homeland Security, which is led by the Minister of Homeland Security. It is the only military branch outside the Ministry of Defense, but can be transferred to the civilian-led Ministry of the Navy, which is led by the Minister of the Navy, in the case that the Commonwealth legislature stipulates that when declaring war or the secretary-general directs. The military head of the Commonwealth Coast Guard is the commandant of the Coast Guard, who is assisted by the vice commandant of the Coast Guard and master chief petty officer of the Coast Guard. The Commonwealth Coast Guard traces it's origin to the founding of the Yuktobanian Revenue Navy on 4 August 1800, before being renamed on 31 July 1894 as the Yuktobanian Revenue Cutter Service. On 28 January 1915 it was merged with the civilian Yuktobanian Life-Saving Service to form the Yuktobanian Coast Guard. In 1939, the civilian Yuktobanian Lighthouse Service was merged into the Coast Guard. The Revenue-Marine, and later the Coast Guard, were organized under the Treasury of Yuktobania, transferring to the Ministry of the Navy during World War I and World War II. The eleven missions of the Coast Guard are:
 * 1) Port and waterway security
 * 2) Drug interdiction
 * 3) Aids to navigation
 * 4) Search and rescue
 * 5) Living marine resources
 * 6) Marine safety
 * 7) Defense readiness
 * 8) Migrant interdiction
 * 9) Marine environmental protection
 * 10) Ice operations
 * 11) Law enforcement

The Commonwealth Coast Guard is composed of the Regular Coast Guard and Commonwealth Coast Guard Reserve. The Commonwealth Coast Guard is organized into two area commands.
 * Coast Guard Atlantic Area: Conducts Coast Guard operations in the Atlantic Ocean as well as the Americas.
 * Coast Guard Indo-Pacific Area: Conducts Coast Guard operations in the Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean, as well as the Middle East.

Combatant commands
Unified area commands are joint military commands consisting of forces from multiple military departments and nations, with their chain of command flowing from the secretary-general, to the ministry of defense, to the commanders of the area commands. There are eleven unified combatant commands that come in two types. Geographic commands, such as Middle East-India, Africa, Europe, Pacific, Atlantic, Americas and Home commands are responsible for planning and operations in a certain geographic area. Functional commands, such as Cyber-Space, Special Forces, Strategic, and Transportation commands are responsible for a functional activity that crosses geographic boundaries. Each service organizes, trains, and equips forces that are then presented to the unified area commands through service component commands. Special Forces Command and Cyber-Space Command also present theater special operations commands or joint force headquarters – cyber-space to other combatant commanders. Army, Airborne, or Marine components are typically duel hatted as the joint force land component, Navy components are typically duel hatted as the joint force maritime component, and Air Force components are typically duel hatted as the joint force air component, with the theater special forces command duel hatted as the joint force special forces component, and Space Force component sometimes duel hatted as the joint force space component.

Central Africa Command
Commonwealth Central Africa Command (CEAFCOM) is the geographic combatant command responsible for Commonwealth military operations in Africa, except for Egypt, which is under Commonwealth Central Middle East-India Command. Africa Command is headquartered in Firebase Phoenix in the outskirts of Asuria. Africa Command was created due to the rising strategic importance of Africa, and to harmonize military efficiency in Africa with the Commonwealth Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other Commonwealth agencies, activated on 1 October 2003 as a sub-unified command of Commonwealth Central Europe Command, before becoming an independent combatant command on 25 October 2003. Prior to the establishment of Commonwealth Central Africa Command, military operations on the continent were the responsibility of Commonwealth Central Europe Command for North Africa, West Africa, and Southern Africa and Commonwealth Central Middle East-India Command for East Africa, the Indian Ocean and African islands off the coast.

Commonwealth Central Africa Command includes one combined joint task force:
 * Somalian Expeditionary Force: conducts combined (multinational) and joint (multiservice) operations in former Somalia

Commonwealth Central Africa Command's service components are:
 * Ground Forces:
 * Commonwealth Ground Forces Africa
 * Asurian Expeditionary Corps
 * Airborne:
 * Airborne Forces Africa
 * Marine:
 * Marine Forces Africa
 * Navy:
 * Naval Forces Africa
 * Carrier Division Six
 * Air Force:
 * Commonwealth Air Forces Africa
 * 22nd Air Force (Yuktobania)
 * Special Operations Command:Special Forces Command Africa
 * Cyber-Space Command:
 * Cyber Headquarters - Africa

Central Middle East-India Command
Commonwealth Central Middle East-India Command (CEMINCOM), formerly known as CEMICOM, is the geographic combatant command responsible for Commonwealth military operations in the Middle East, Indian Ocean, and parts of the Indian subcontinent, except for Southern Levant, which is under Central Europe Command. CEMINCOM is headquartered in Tehran, Iran, with a backup headquarters at Taymor Air Force Base, Yuktobania. Central Middle East-India Command was established on 1 January 1983, growing out of Commonwealth Readiness Command's Rapid Deployment Expeditionary Force, which itself was established on 1 March 1980. Prior to its establishment, military operations in the Middle East were the responsibility of Europe Command, and before that Commonwealth Strike Command. After World War III, approximately half of the Indian subcontinent was put under the jurisdiction of CEMICOM, forming CEMINCOM.

Commonwealth Central Middle East-India Command includes two subordinate units:
 * Combined Joint Task Force – Operation Inherent Resolve: conducts combined (multinational) and joint (multiservice) operations against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.

Central Middle East-India Command's service components are:
 * Ground Forces:
 * Commonwealth Ground Forces CEMIN
 * Combined Force Land Component Command
 * Airborne:
 * Airborne Detachment - IRPAK
 * Marines:
 * Commonwealth Marine Forces Middle East-India Command
 * Navy:
 * Commonwealth Naval Forces CEMIN Command
 * Carrier Division Five
 * Carrier Division Six
 * Air Force:
 * Third Air Force (Asuria)
 * Commonwealth Air Forces Central
 * Special Forces Command:
 * Commonwealth Special Operations Detachment - MIN
 * Cyber Command:
 * Cyber-Space Headquarters - Qatar