Allied European Forces

The Allied European Forces is an Air Force spanning from Portugal to Romania.

HISTORY
Before the AEF was ever thought of, there was the ACLG (American Civil Labor Group). They were a military force that contracted out to other forces to help them fight and operate. The ACLG had relations with the TNDAF at the time.

One day, Raider, the leader of the ACLG, decided to make the ACLG into a full fledged Air Force. Reforms were made, and the Adriatic Federal Defense Group (AFDG) was formed. The AFDG originally consisted of countries bordering the Adriatic Sea, from Italy to Greece.

The AFDG had a time of good growth and sustenance. Many members joined, and more territory was annexed, including Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, and Slovakia. Now, one of the issues AFDG had was a claim to Switzerland. There was an Air Force in Switzerland already, the SAF, and both had disputed claims on the country.

Eventually, more and more random air forces kept popping up within the AFDG, one of them being the JNA, an army in Serbia started by ex-AFDG operative Jugo.

The AFDG dissolved due to external and internal pressures. Out of the death of this force came two new ones, the AEF, and the Eastern Mediterranean Confederacy. They divided up the old territory into halves peacefully. The AEF grew fast, with Denmark and Netherlands joining, and Switzerland becoming an autonomous territory. Spain, Portugal, and France were also rightfully annexed, and the Eastern Mediterranean Confederacy merged with AEF later.

CONFLICTS

 * Early conflict with the RCAF and RRF, before the times of Final Fall and related events. The AEF tried to combat the RCAF but failed due to rushed events.
 * Canadian Civil War: The AEF is currently allied with the RRF. The RRF and allies are fighting the RCAF to liberate Canada, which is currently ongoing.