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| rdfs:comment | - The Royal Army of Columbia, commonly referred to as the Royal Army, is the largest branch of the armed forces of Columbia. With over one million personnel, with over 245,000 deployed in nations such as Afghanistan and Mexico, it is well known for it's effectiveness and abilities to survive in harsh environments.
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| abstract | - The Royal Army of Columbia, commonly referred to as the Royal Army, is the largest branch of the armed forces of Columbia. With over one million personnel, with over 245,000 deployed in nations such as Afghanistan and Mexico, it is well known for it's effectiveness and abilities to survive in harsh environments. Founded on September 20, 1836, during the beginning of the War of Independence by Lieutenant General Alexander Dubois, it was originally a unified assembly of the militias that were fighting off the European colonizers. Their tactics were derived from the original Native American combat and survival tactics that were learned by the original settlers in Lavonia.
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