19-12-2024, 01:06 PM
Formation of Jaish-e Ahmadi
January 5586
Various tribal militia's have come together to form the Army of Ahmadi in northern Solentia. Under Solentia law paramilitary activity is legal, and until recent law changes gun ownership was not restricted. Despite the 5585 change in gun ownership laws, the government has barely been able to make a dent into gun ownership, particularly in more rural areas of the country.
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Jaish-e Amhadi Fighters
The Army of Ahmadi has drawn on an old name from the Ahmadists who took on the secularist regime in the Third Solentian Civil War in the 5250's. A spokesman for the paramilitary organisation has stated the Army of Ahmadi is determined to protect Ahmadism in the face of an assault from the United Workers Party against the traditional values of Solentian society.
January 5586
Various tribal militia's have come together to form the Army of Ahmadi in northern Solentia. Under Solentia law paramilitary activity is legal, and until recent law changes gun ownership was not restricted. Despite the 5585 change in gun ownership laws, the government has barely been able to make a dent into gun ownership, particularly in more rural areas of the country.
Jaish-e Amhadi Fighters
The Army of Ahmadi has drawn on an old name from the Ahmadists who took on the secularist regime in the Third Solentian Civil War in the 5250's. A spokesman for the paramilitary organisation has stated the Army of Ahmadi is determined to protect Ahmadism in the face of an assault from the United Workers Party against the traditional values of Solentian society.