Nation's full name: Federal Republic of Germany
Population:49.842,624

Current Leadership:
-President: Theodor Heuss(Figure head)
-Chancellor: Konrad Adenauer
Goverment Type: Democratic Republic
Military Strength:
Ground Forces: As of 1950 the BGS, along with all the foreign troops consisted of Germany's defence. It wasn't until 1955 the Bundeswhr came into play.
AIr Forces: Non-existant as of this time. And even later on up to the 90's it mostly consisted of Tornado's and kitted up Phantoms.

Overall Assesment: Germany's military is nearly non-existant after WW2. And the government alone is reeling to stabilize its economy let alone put together a sufficient fighting force for defense. However out of necessity and foreign help the BGS currently guards the East German border. If it came to war the best use for the BGS would mostly likely be a scouting role, especially due to their knowledge of terrain. The best bet would be to retreat to fortified positions, blow up the major bridges and roads, and wait for the Americans(and other allies) to paradrop in. Which in the later 60's-80's the Bundeswehr planned and implemented for exactly this.(More research is indeed needed for specific numbers and armaments)

State of Union: FRG finds itself in a precarious position. War hasn't been kind to the Germany indeed, regardless of the effort, ingenuity, and will of steel forged by countless men and women. The second world war has left their economy devastated once again. All is not lost however even in the face of Berlin being surrounded by the DDR. The new republic has come together in the face of hard times their new capital Bonn a star of hope. Duty, and loyalty still has its place in the Bundestag, and despite the countless debates, comprises, and arguments the country still forges along for a better future. Deals are to be made, comprises to be broken, and preparation for the war that looms over the nations head. For truly Damocles would sympathize, let alone conventional threats, the world of spies, espionage, and intrigue darts at the edges of eyesight.