Military of The League

The Military of The League of Utter Disaster, Chaos, and Insanity is the most powerful in the Galaxy. It has numerous branches:

Army
The Army of The League deals with combat on very clustered or hostile-terrained planets, or when fighting on a planet which The League cannot afford to damage. It is led by Arby and Jorgey and consists mainly of Grunts and Daleks, as well as many Elites. The Grunts serve as advance scouts, mainly to soak up the brunt of enemy fire during battles. The Daleks and Elites serve the role of main fighters, moving in to sweep up an area after the Grunts are either dead or have run away crying. The Army works in close tandem with the other branches as it is kind of useless to have an army if the enemy has orbital superiority.

Air Force
The Air Force of The League deals with air combat within a planet's atmosphere, where larger ships cannot enter. It is led by Emewafwawa and consists mainly of The Music Brigade, as well as a few Cilit Bang Sentinels. The Music Brigade includes various aircraft in the shape of many musical notes, the most advanced being the VanaBreve. Emewafwawa personally joins in many of the battles fought by the Air Force, riding his Crotchet Cloud into battle and decimating his enemy's morale and well as their ears.

Navy
By far the most important branch of The League Military is the Navy. The Navy deals with fleet-to-fleet combat and warfare above and beyond planets. It is jointly led by Hoody, Harbinger, and Shitmaster. These three cooperate and combine to form the most effective and deadly fleet the Galaxy has ever known. The decisiveness and speed at which they drove back the forces of the Galactic Council during the Galactic Council-Reachite War was a testament to their strength and skill. The Navy works very closely with Jorgey as he co-ordinates most of The League's peacekeeping at the far reaches of their territory, and ensures no harm comes to the planets within The League's influence.

Joining the League's Military is a prestigious process, and requires sponsorship from either a member of the Military or a relative in connection with a high-ranking officer. Training for service is difficult, and so the many members of the Armed Forces are generally viewed with respect throughout League territory, even the Grunties.