Central Military Commission

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A Central Military Commission or National Defense Commission is an organisation typical of, but not limited to, Communist one-party states, responsible for supervising the nation's armed forces.

Examples of existing CMCs can be found for example in China and Vietnam and North Korea

• Central Military Commission (Chinese Soviet Republic)
• Central Military Commission (Kuomintang)
• Central Military Commission (People's Republic of China)
• Central Military Commission (Socialist Republic of Vietnam)
• National Defense Commission (Democratic People's Republic of Korea)