Jamvik Volunteer Army

The Jamvik Volunteer Army was an Jamvik-Nationalist faction in the Central Mountainous Civil War from 11994 to 11997. They were formed by a split in the western section of the Protest Coordination Council, today the Republican Central Coordination Council, over policy regarding Jamviks, the indigenous people of much of the Central Mountains, with the pro-Jamvik faction favouring Jamvik Independence. The Jamvik faction would peacefully break away from the RCCC and began a rebellion across the Jamvik-majority west of the nation. The Volunteer Army was headed by Colonel Pamar, an ethnically Źovaro-Jamvik former member of the Central Mountains National Army who had grown sympathetic to the Republican cause as a way of freeing his people. By 11995, the Volunteer Army had taken full control over all ethnically Jamvik majority areas, and some ethnically Źovari and Xallic majority areas, leading to the formation of the Jamvik National Unity Government, headquartered in Kudavar. The Autonomous Government of the Southern Mountains as well as the government fought against the Jamvik forces on several occasions, in the case of the AGSM to capture Ethnically Xallic areas and in the case of the government to end the rebellion. The National Unity Government reached it's peak in 11996, before suffering several defeats over a four month span before a RCCC backed coup happened, leading to the Jamvik Volunteer Army joining the RCCC, just two days before the final Jamvik territory in the suburbs of Kudavar fell to the AGSM in 11997.