Mexican army

The Mexican army in this universe is in conflict with Central America over a plan to reconquer Mexico

MEXICAN ARMY IN PLAN TO DEFEND SOVEREIGNTY
Aware of the disparity in resources compared to world powers, Mexican military strategy focuses on defense through guerrilla tactics, which aim to wear down a superior enemy. The main characteristics of this strategy are:
Recognition of limitations: National defense plans acknowledge the country's vulnerability to certain external threats and the inadequacy of the armed forces for conventional defense.
Exploitation of the terrain: Knowledge of the territory would be exploited to harass the enemy, disrupt their supply lines and avoid a large-scale direct confrontation.
Coordination of forces: In case of war, the SEDENA and the SEMAR would operate jointly under a unified command.
The Mexican Navy (SEMAR) has a primary mission focused on external defense and internal security, particularly along Mexico's vast coastlines and territorial waters. Its strategy centers on:
Control of the coastlines: The Marines, the first line of defense, are trained for amphibious assault operations and coastal defense.
Constant modernization: The Navy maintains a continuous program to improve its naval and air response capabilities.
Joint operations: The SEMAR doctrine establishes coordination with SEDENA in case of foreign war.
The number of members belonging to the army and navy in Mexico is as follows:
Mexican Army (includes the Air Force):
More than 305,949 items by early 2025. This number has increased significantly in recent years.
The Ministry of National Defense (SEDENA), which includes the Army and the Air Force, reported 295,183 positions since 2024.
Mexican Navy:
Around 92,043 sailors in 2025.