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Military of the Water Tribe

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For a long time, the military of the Water Tribes was much smaller and considerably less sophisticated than that of the heavily populated Earth Kingdom or the highly industrialized Fire Nation. Each tribe had its own militia, oftentimes not well equipped and outnumbered, instead relying on knowledge of the country and the deep pride and willpower typical of a warrior race. Only after the Hundred Year War and the merging of the Northern and Southern Tribe's governments, a standing army and navy were formed under the North's leadership. However, after the Southern independence, the Southern and Northern military were divided again, now led by their respective Chiefs.

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water

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"Bato of the Water Tribe"

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Water Tribes

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* Northern Water Tribe capital * Southern Water Tribe Harbor City

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* Defense of the Water Tribes * Unite the Water Tribes

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* Chief of the North * Chief of the South

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* Bato * Chief Hakoda * Chief Tonraq * Chief Unalaq * Hahn * Sokka

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For a long time, the military of the Water Tribes was much smaller and considerably less sophisticated than that of the heavily populated Earth Kingdom or the highly industrialized Fire Nation. Each tribe had its own militia, oftentimes not well equipped and outnumbered, instead relying on knowledge of the country and the deep pride and willpower typical of a warrior race. Only after the Hundred Year War and the merging of the Northern and Southern Tribe's governments, a standing army and navy were formed under the North's leadership. However, after the Southern independence, the Southern and Northern military were divided again, now led by their respective Chiefs.