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Lego PMC
Lego Private Military Company
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| Full name | Josh Legorson |
| Director | Markus Brickswell |
| Dates of Operation | 2000s - Present |
| Headquarters | Lego City |
| Status | Active |
| Active fighters | 12,000 (Estimated) |
| Communication | Discord |
The Lego PMC or known as the Lego Private Military Company is a Legolandian state-funded private military company (PMC) that is controlled since 2023 by Marcus Brickswell, a close ally of Legolandia's president Josh Legorson. The Lego PMC Group has used military assets of the Legolandian Armed Forces during it's special operations like in Altis and Yulakia.
Conflicts
Altis
During the Battle of Altis, the Lego PMC was deployed to protect the strategic island and its maritime routes from invading Pepsistan-backed forces trying to seize key ports. The conflict reached a critical turning point in Altis's capital and central infrastructure hub, Kavala City. As Pepsistan forces struggled with the logistical strains of urban warfare while attempting to cut off Legolandia's supply lines, the Lego PMC capitalized on their vulnerability by launching a decisive joint urban assault to disrupt the invaders and secure the island.
Yulakia
Following this was the Yulakia Conflict, seen as an extension of the growing tension between Legolandia and forces associated with Pepsistan. Yulakia was one of the more well-fortified territories, with difficult terrain and fortified defenses; however, it was meant to function as an area that allowed Pepsistan forces to operate from. The Lego PMC found itself involved once again, but this time they were facing stronger opposition and stronger defensive systems.
Recruitment
The Lego PMC actively recruits from various backgrounds, including former military personnel, law enforcement officers, and specialized technicians. Prospective members undergo rigorous training programs that focus on tactical operations, combat skills, and the use of advanced equipment. Training is conducted in modular simulation facilities, where recruits must adapt to rapidly changing environments designed to test their decision-making, coordination, and technical proficiency under pressure. This ensures that all personnel are capable of operating effectively in both conventional and unconventional mission scenarios.