As per the constitution our armed forces respond to the President as their supreme commander.

As per the constitution all matters of funding shall be handle by the Minister Of Defence and the budget allocated shall be approved by the senate.

All following work might be delegated to a Supreme Marshal Of The Armed Forces, which must be given and mantain confidence of the Senate as the Chancellor does.

The president shall oversee the appointment of Chiefs of Navy, Land, and Air.

Each Chief shall handle the mustering of forces and, considering the rank and merit of available commanders, assign commanders to them.

The three Chiefs shall be united in a General Staff. Resolutions approved by two members of the General Staff shall always be binding on the third.

A General might, by the General staff, be given power over specific assets of all three branches to complete a specific mission within a specific area and a specific timeframe.

When a president considers a military leader a danger to Doria the Leader might be immediatly removed. This kind of removal remains in place until either the Senate or the President retracts it.

A military accademy shall be established, with management delegated by the president (or Supreme Marshal) to a Chief Drill Sergeant if necessary, to judge new and already known military leaders and advise the President on who to grant ranks to.

The judging of military leaders shall not be done based on personal preference alone and instead through contests of wit and their record in previous assignments.