Australia

History
Before the Great War of 2190, Australia stood as a beacon of freedom and unity no matter your history. Convicts, exiles, priests, and peasants alike found refuge among the dotted islands in Australia. By the year of 2176, Indonesia ceded itself to the mainland in order to establish an allegiance and safe haven in the case of any military conflict, as well as establishing an effective border for fortifications.

Australia was part of the United Nations prior to its dismantlement, and its Prime Minister held the speaker's seat.

Participation in the Great War of 2190 was lackluster, combating the United States with superior Naval fleets. Unfortunately, they were no match for the air raids of the United States and the Japanese Reformation, and the imminent surrender came. They were the second nation to surrender in the war. As such, Australia withdrew from the United Nations.

Current State
Australia fell to its primitive roots, hostile to any outside who dared step into their territory but holding sacred bonds with those on the inside. Their stronghold is held in Newcastle, re-purposing an airport as a choke hold against any raiders seeking their lands.

Fleet
Weak and frail navy, incapable of accomplishing much beyond pirating on smaller vessels or homeland protection against weaker fleets.

Army
Brutal and savage, holds superior number advantage in comparison to other defeated nations, and most soldiers were either veterans or prisoners gone rogue. Most weaponry is makeshift, be it a pipe gun or a spear.