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The EU collectively has way too much equipment to make sense as a single nation. You have like 5 or 6 different kinds of modern MBT among other stuff. There would be way too much redundancy.

Here's how you do it:
Baltic Coalition
>Primarily German with Polish, Lithuanian, Latvian and Estonian mixed in
>Germany covers the Armoured spec with Leos and IFVs, Poland covers a mechanized spec, rest of the Baltics offer infantry and support specs
They mostly all use the same equipment anyways but there's enough variety here to make sense. Overall faction would be thin on air forces but strong on the ground owing to the variety of vehicles
Nordic Coalition
>Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway
>Emphasis on Artillery and light infantry with some unique ground vehicles
France + BeNeLux
>French vehicles provide a pretty unique backbone padded out by Belgian and Netherland gear.
>France obviously covers an Armoured spec with Leclercs, an Airborne/Marine spec and then something unique like a Recon spec that uses a bunch of their weird light vehicles and armoured cars
>rest of the Benelux provides a mechanized spec and a special forces spec with a hodgepodge of imported NATO equipment
Commonwealth
>UK + Canada + Australia + maybe India
>UK covers the armoured spec with Challengers, Canada provides a Stryker cavalry spec knockoff with LAV6s, etc.
Obviously there will be some inevitable crossover with things like planes and missiles because there are only so many designs on the market but I think split this way you'll have enough unique equipment for 4-5 specs to make sense without making countries feel redundant.

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