Fortoj Armitaj Revoluciaj de Koburo

The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Cobura are a paramilitary group based within the Republic of Cobura. They are typically associated with the Revolutionary Party of Cobura and the extreme left, though technically no formal partnership exists.

History
The RAFC started off as the 'Orange Brigade', the military wing of the Socialist Workers Party. They mainly provided security for party leaders and other members. Eventually however the group expanded to a point where they were organised into community defence committees. In the Keymon crisis, many of the Orange Brigade volunteered to fight off the Likatonian invasion.

Following the disintegration of the SWP in the 2310s, the Orange Brigade also fell apart as an organisation, though the community defence committees remained. They would form the core of the RAFC, when the paramilitary was reformed in 2469 under the leadership of Erik von Witzland.

As the Socialist Workers Party returned, this time as the Revolutionary Party, the Orange Brigade was revived, and was designated the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Cobura. The new force met opposition from the Coburan establishment, who immediately branded the RAFC as terrorists. The conflict eventually boiled over into the Coburan Civil War in which the RAFC won its right to exist as a paramilitary forces.

Organisation
The RAFC is organised along the following lines,


 * Proletarian Guard Corps
 * 1st Proletarian Guard Division 'Ernst Faber'
 * 2nd Proletarian Guard Division 'Roger Delevan'
 * 3rd Proletarian Guard Division 'Erik von Witzland'
 * Revolutionary Guard Battalion


 * I RAFC Corps
 * 1st People's Division
 * 2nd People's Division
 * 3rd People's Division


 * II RAFC Corps
 * 4th People's Division
 * 5th People's Division
 * 6th People's Division

The Proletarian Guard Corps and its divisions were previously designated the 'Revolutionary Guard', but now that designation is given to a single battalion which acts as a bodyguard unit for the Revolutionary Party of Cobura leader.