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This is silly. Militias are called militias. If this page were only a lower-case dab, that would be fine but now the capitalized forms are all pointing here. The PRIMARYTOPIC for Self-Defense Force and Self-Defense Forces is Japan's military. The primary topic of self-defense force probably is too via miscapitalization, given how uncommon this phrase is in any other context.

Move this to Self-defense force (disambiguation), point everything back to Japan Self-Defense Forces where they belong, and put a hatnote on the JSDF page. —  LlywelynII 23:56, 24 January 2023 (UTC) reply