Pan-Yeuropan Union

Pan-Yeuropan Union is an intergovernmental and supranational country made up of Yeuropean countries. Since 31 January 1902, the Pan-Yeuropean Union has 27 members. The union was established under this name under the Pan-Yeuropean Union Treaty in 1920

History
The origins of the PYU first started off as the Yeuropean Community, at that time a loose alliance of West Yeuropean nations. When the Soviet were declared war, and the threat they posed revealed by the speed of their advance, the Yeuropean Community was expanded into the Pan-Yeuropean Union, a decision made on the assumption that a unified front would allow them to better resist the impending invasion. Initially a military alliance, the PYU's system was modified to become a quasi-federal system when the devastation caused by the Yeuro-Soviet War continued to increase. The solidification of the Pan-Yeuropean Union into a political entity of its own right allowed the continental evacuation and refugee movement of Yeurope in the '20s to proceed smoothly, compared to that of Ajia's, and also made it easier to direct forces in the defence of the Yeuropean continent.

After the retreat of the Soviets resulted in the loss of their influence on the Eastern Yeuropean countries that were part of the Warsaw Pact and loss Yeuro-Soviet War, the remaining nations join PYU. With their fall after the Soviet overran large portions of Eastern Yeurope, the PYU also took them in and integrated them into their forces. This action was extended to other non-PYU member nations as well, such as Helvetia.

Member
PYU countries usually consist of EU countries that exist in the real world and the following countries that follow PYU:


 * Lusitania
 * Hispania
 * Gallian Republic
 * Nederland
 * Belgica
 * Lëtzebuerg
 * Belka
 * Romagnia
 * Danelaw
 * Ireland
 * Ludowa
 * Baltland
 * Lietuva
 * Eestia
 * Latviya
 * Suomus
 * Skoslo Republic
 * Venska
 * Ostmark
 * Slovennia
 * Croantia
 * Oungroi
 * Dacia
 * Moesia
 * Greece
 * Cyprus

Former of the PYU member:


 * Britannian Empire

Military
The PYU military has military equipment from its member countries, even though in the real world the EU does not have a military and has not officially become a country. The Pan-Yeuropean Union's armed forces consist of the militaries of each nation in the Union. Inter-nation joint operations are given great emphasis, and deployment rates are high due to regular Soviets-culling operations as part of the the Yeuropean Union's long-term plan to retake the continent. Forward bases have also been constructed on the various islands in the Mediterranean Sea and the North Sea, to help enforce the continental blockade against the Soviets in Yeuro-Soviets War