Lynneth Posted September 18, 2014 Report Share Posted September 18, 2014 (edited) [Short OOC: This OP will be modified as changes occur to the CoA.] [Internal] The first thing that was done in the Communion was a Census. The Chairman and his Council needed to know how many people lived in the nation, after all. How many Workers, Children and Elderly. It was completed with great efficiency, taking mere days. The nation's total population thus came to 30,849,916 people, with the majority concentrated in the Colombian territories. Communion of America [Important Persons] 1st Chairman [No Image Available]Fernando Restrepo Appointed by the PeopleCouncillor of Diplomacy [No Image Available]Clemente Marroquín RojasCapital - BogotáRuling party - Worker's Party of the CommunionNational Anthem - Noble patría (Noble Homeland)Official language(s) - SpanishRegional recognised language(s) - English, Maya dialectsGovernment - Communist Worker's State National Religion - None (Atheist)Currency - Quetzal (QTL, Q), centavos/centsTotal land area - Approx. 1,664,127.00, km2Current population - 30,849,916Population density - 18.54/km2GDP in Q - N/AGDP per capita in Q - N/AGDP in $ - N/AGDP per capita in $ - N/AConversion rate - Q1 = 0.1284 $US; 1 $US = Q7.7855Life expectancy at Birth - 63.7 yearsOfficial Retirement age - 60 yearsGNI/capita (PPP) in $ - N/A[Treaties] N/A[OOC Notes for myself](1); (2); (3);[Military Allotments]Tech - 150 - 1940 TechnologyInfantry - 120 - 1,200,000 combat-ready troopsArtillery - 110Navy - 180Aircraft - 140Industry - 100 Total, 800Artillery Subgroup:-Artillery Pieces - 40 - 12,000 -AA guns - 25 - 7,500-Armoured Cars/Vehicles - 10 - 1,500-Light AFVs - 10 - 1,000-Medium AFVs - 15 - 750-Heavy AFVs - 10 - 250Naval Subgroup:-Destroyers - 55 - 110-Cruisers - 25 - 25-Battleships - 20 - 4-Carriers - 30 - 3-Submarines - 50 - 150Carrier planes - A6M ZeroAviation Subgroup: -Bf 109 Fighters - 65 - 6,500 -Ju 88 Multirole - 40 - 4,000 -Bf 110 Heavy Fighters - 5 - 500 -B-17 Heavy Bomber - 10 - 1,000 -Ju 87 StuKa - 20 - 2,000 Edited September 22, 2014 by Lynneth Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lynneth Posted September 21, 2014 Author Report Share Posted September 21, 2014 [Internal] Establishing a nation from nothing was difficult work, but many in the Chairman's Council were experienced in one way or another, allowing efforts to go more smoothly than they would have otherwise. Of greatest concern for now was creating a cultural identity beyond what the Communion's people currently had - that being mostly Spanish or 'Mayincaztec' heritage, depending on the region. Much had to be done to make the communion a true Worker's state, and the first step was to work on how to best allocate manpower. One theory was that everyone should be equal in every way, and that all people should share power in government, though be free to temporarily 'lend' their power to others, chosen or elected agents of sorts. Another was that every person excelled at a certain task or combination of tasks, even without much training. Had there not been a great many well-known prodigies throughout history, and many more unknown but no less important? A blacksmith creating armour without peer, or a horse breeder who instinctively managed to find himself with a superior breed of horses? Surely every person had something they excelled at beyond normal improvements through practise. It only needed to be found. Further, to organise all this, new systems were needed. For this, engineers and scientists were set to the task of creating a computing machine inspired by Turing, von Neumann and Konrad Zuse's works. George Boole's works were taken into consideration as well, but it wasn't yet known whether it was possible to implement it in any way. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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