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The ''Auxiliary Defensive Army'' ('''ADA''') is the guerrilla armed wing of the [[Common Autonomous Territories]] formed the 16th of December. It is described as the "combative transmission belt between exploited and exploiter".
The '''Auxiliary Defensive Army''' ('''ADA''') is the guerrilla armed wing of the [[Common Autonomous Territories]] formed the 16th of December. It is described as the "combative transmission belt between exploited and exploiter".


== History ==
The ADA was formed as the armed wing of the [[Common Autonomous Territories]] (CATAC) following the crushing defeat of the [[St. Olga Uprising]] by the [[Federation of Mutualists and Agrarians]] on the 11th of December. The surviving members determined that an organ for self-defense was necessary for the survival of the movement and for the administrative organ (the CATAC)
== Organization ==
The current organization of the ADA is unknown.
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Revision as of 23:36, 17 December 2024

Auxiliary Defensive Army
NameAuxiliary Defensive Army
Dates of operation2024-12-16 - Present
Allegiance
TypeGuerrilla army
SizeUnknown
HeadquartersUnknown
Commander(s) D. E. Remuva
OpponentsFaru
EngagementsAgrarian Insurgency

The Auxiliary Defensive Army (ADA) is the guerrilla armed wing of the Common Autonomous Territories formed the 16th of December. It is described as the "combative transmission belt between exploited and exploiter".

History

The ADA was formed as the armed wing of the Common Autonomous Territories (CATAC) following the crushing defeat of the St. Olga Uprising by the Federation of Mutualists and Agrarians on the 11th of December. The surviving members determined that an organ for self-defense was necessary for the survival of the movement and for the administrative organ (the CATAC)

Organization

The current organization of the ADA is unknown.