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Against Southeast Asia and Oceania is Kayesia.
Kayesian soldiers march during a parade commemorating the 60th anniversary of the Party.Two Kayesian soldiers are seen monitoring the ruins of a bombed city in 2009.
The Kayesian Military is the largest in the region, totalling a number of 12,000,000 men in reserves and 600,000 serving in active duty, it's infantry is designed as a COIN measure and as guerillas in case Kayesia suffers from an island invasion. It also acts as a shield for the air force, focusing on it's AA capabilities.
Kayesia is no longer a signatory of the Geneva convention, thus the red cross will mean nothing, nor will it participate in U.N peacekeeping missions. What Kayesia invests in is it's Marines, they undergo extremely brutal training and in high numbers, classes usually contain 200 soldiers, therefore needing entire buildings to house them all.
The Marines' main duty is to invade neighbouring countries like Malaysia, Singapore and potentially Australia and New Zealand. Because MY and SG have Malay ethnic groups, it is possible for the Military Intelligence wing of the Kayesian Military (the OPNM) to infiltrate the people to study more about the target country.
The Air Force consists of a lot of interceptors, heavy fighters and reverse engineered soviet/russian bombers (now locally produced.)
Three Kayesian (then Indonesian) MiG-17s flying in the air as part of a combat exercise.A plethora of Tu-16s at an airbase in Sumatra.