Common reserve

Overview
First established by the CIR during the height of the Dalvanberg Krieg. The common reserve was at first, a name given for the consolidation of international resources, whether that be armaments, ammunition, food or fuel. Into a centralized logistical organisation. Eliminating separate national supply lines and standardizing military resources. However, as the war came to an end and the reserve was seized by the CSR. Its role within the commonwealth increased drastically. With it now being utilized in the procurement and stockpile of civilian resources, like medical supplies and vaccines, for the mass vaccination of theia minor, that would occur at the tails end of the trident epidemic.

Now in the present day the common reserve is under the joint control of the common line and standard company. Still being utilized in the stockpiling of military and civilian resources. Prepared for any crisis that the commonwealth may find itself in. From a military attack, to a nature disaster. The reserve has enough resources hidden away throughout the commonwealth to be able to provide food in times of famine, to provide water in times of drought and to provide enough arms and ammo to secure a defence against overwhelming odds in times of war.

Labyrinth
The labyrinths, basins of preservation. Monuments to the commonwealth power, culture and ideals. These labyrinths are large underground cities put on ice. Cities, made to be forgotten until the day they are needed. With locations throughout the commonwealth and rail links to every major and minor city within the region. These labyrinths will activate in times of war or crisis, allowing for millions of people to evacuate into these cities and be protected no matter what happens on the surface above.

Built at least 10km below the surface. Labyrinths have few connections to the surface other than the rail links, and the few that they have, have miles of bulkheads, security systems, traps and are built like mazes to ensure only authorized personnel are able to reach the city. The cities themselves are constructed in a honeycomb style for extra strength as well as for enchantments, with each honeycomb separated by a movable wall allowing for areas of the megastructure to be activated only when required.

Within each sector there is everything a city needs, from thousands of apartments, to shops and markets, though only a few are active upon refugee arrival. When the cities are inactive a small skeleton crew will maintain the city, its facilities, its stockpiles of food and resources, as well as allocating reserve factories and hydroponic farms to private enterprises. This is when the joint control of the standard company and common line comes into its own. The factories are produced and maintained by the common line section of the reserve to ensure that arms and ammo makes it to the front in times of war. However when the factories are not needed they will be turned over to the standard company sector of the reserve for allocation to enterprises that can be trusted by the state. Whilst the hydroponic farms are owned and run by the common line with the produce being sold by the standard company to help fund the military without increasing federal taxes.