Indiana Naval Military Wing

the Indiana Naval Military Wing is the naval wing of the Indiana State Defensive Council. It replaces the naval wing of the Indiana National Guard. It was put in place in 2016 by former Indiana governor and now Vice President Mike Pence. It is mostly deployed to naval combats in the Atlantic, although several aircraft carriers did send support to the Indiana Armed Division Wing and Indiana Aerial Defense Wing in the Siege of Indianapolis, Battle of Miami and Battle of Warsaw (Poland). It has two sister divisions, the Indiana Armed Division Wing and Indiana Aerial Defense Wing. Before he joined the United States Army, Nolan Grantson was a private in the Indiana Naval Military Wing for 6 months in late 2016 and early 2017.

Numbers
Numbers for the INMW have always been much lower than the Armed and Aerial divisions, due to Indiana being a landlocked state (only having connections to the Atlantic via the Ohio River and technically the Great Lakes).
 * 2016: 8,500 troops
 * 2017: 11,250 troops
 * 2018: 36,180 troops
 * 2019: 25,520 troops
 * 2020: 6,500 troops

Ships

 * USS Ohio River (2016-2019, sunk in 2019)
 * USS Midwest (2016-)
 * USS Indianapolis (second itteration) (2017-2020, sunk on final day of war on Earth)