Conscript
Conscript verb - To pick especially for required military service.
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Forces and conscript are semantically related In some cases you can replace term "Forces" with "Conscript", this verbs are similar.
Forces
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Now they're a vast army for hire that can conscript troops from client nations and has replaced many states armed forces and is one of the few things keeping the Collective of Anarchist States from conquering the rest of the world.
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Meanwhile, the CCP had managed to replace its losses as its control of the Jiangxi countryside enabled them to conscript as many men as they needed, using guerilla tactics to harass the forces Chiang left behind whilst he was occupied with fighting elsewhere.
Source: Useful Notes / No More Emperors - Conscript forces tend to have elements of the US Civil War-era Confederacy in dress and decorum.
Source: Roleplay / Star Army
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