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    • Kingdom of Reitzmag
      Kingdom of Reitzmag Eurocorps last edited by Kingdom of Reitzmag

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      Official Nation name: (The) Kingdom of Reitzmag
      Conventional Nation name(s): Reitzmag, Britannia
      Population: 59,030,000
      EURO GDP: € 4,900,089,836,461.54
      NS Economy Description: Frightening
      Defense Spending as % of Budget: 10.83% (Limited to 15% without War Mod/Admin approval)
      Arms Manufacturing: 74,341.18
      Producer Tier?: OMEGA (maximum)
      Producer Slot if applicable: USSR & SUCCESSOR STATES (OMEGA)

      LEADERSHIP

      Commander-in-Chief: HM King George
      Prime Minister: Simon Bridges
      Minister of Defense: Ben Wallace
      Chief of Defense Staff: Field Marshal Sir Won In-Choul (원인철/元仁哲)
      Deputy Chief of Defense Staff: Adm. Sir Timothy Fraser
      Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Chiefs of Staff Committee: WO1 Glenn Haughton

      BRANCH PERSONNEL

      HM Royal Army: 193,083

      • Army Air Corps: 47,833

      HM Royal Air Force: 156,333
      HM Royal Navy (total personnel): 85,500

      • HM Royal Marines (total personnel): 25,650

      Royal Space Force (total personnel): 7,800
      Total military personnel: 442,717 (This is limited to .75% of your RP Population)

      EQUIPMENT

      HM Royal Army (Total Tanks and Artillery): 375 Tanks, 825 Artillery/Anti-air

      • Army Air Corps (Total Helicopters): 205

      HM Royal Air Force (Total Aircraft): 670
      HM Royal Navy (Total Ships): 136
      HM Royal Space Command (Total Launchers): 10 Mobile Launchers, 20 Missile Silos

      COSTS

      Total ICs available: 161,117
      Total ICs used: 137,533
      Total upkeep cost: 45,940

      Defense Spending as % of Euro GDP: 4.68% (limited to 5% without War Admin/Mod approval)
      Projected Defense Spending in Euros: € 229,221,666,666.67
      True Defense Spending in Euros: € 270,646,661,937.28

      GROUND UNITS

      HM Royal Army

      Motorised Infantry: 2
      Mechanised Infantry: 10
      Airborne°: 3
      Special Forces°: 5
      Armour (15 Main Battle Tanks or 20 Secondary Battle Tanks per Unit): 25
      Artillery (15 Artillery or Anti-Air Pieces): 55
      Headquarters/Logistics Unit: 20 (required for every 5 divisions)

      AERIAL UNITS

      Fighter. Superiority: 150
      Fighter, Multi-Role: 260
      Fighter,Strike: 50
      Attack: 25
      Helicopter, Transport: 11 (Show in Groups bought not total number of Helicopters)
      Helicopter, Multi-Use/Utility: 22 (Show in Groups bought not total number of Helicopters)
      Helicopter, Attack: 8 (Show in Groups bought not total number of Helicopters)
      AWACS/RECONNAISSANCE/ELECTRONIC WARFARE : 35
      Tanker: 15
      Drone, Attack°: 35 (Show in Groups bought not total number of drones)
      Drone, Reconnaissance°: 10 (Show in Groups bought not total number of drones)
      Transport: 55
      Bomber: 0
      Bomber, Heavy: 0
      Strategic Bomber °: 35
      Air Maintenance/Logistics Unit: 59 (required for every 15 individual aircraft)

      Total Amount of Stealth Upgrades: 490 (Air Superiority, Multi-role, and Bombers)

      NAVAL UNITS

      Patrol Boat: 0
      Corvette: 15
      Frigate: 25
      Destroyer: 20
      Cruiser: 5
      Transport/Auxiliary Support Ship: 25
      Amphibious Assault Carrier: 5
      Helicarrier: 0
      Aircraft Carrier, Light: 0
      Aircraft Carrier, Standard: 0
      Supercarrier: 3
      Attack Submarine, Diesel (SSK): 10
      Attack Submarine, Nuclear° (SSN): 20
      Cruise Missile Submarine, Nuclear° (SSGN): 5
      Ballistic Missile Submarine, Nuclear° (SSBN): 3
      Shore Support/Maintenance Unit: 28 (Required for every 5 ships)

      Royal Space Command

      ICBM silo°: 20
      Mobile ICBM launcher°: 10
      Ballistic Missiles: 280
      Conventional Ballistic Warheads: 2800
      Strategic Nuclear Warheads: 0
      Strategic Biological Warheads: 0
      Strategic Chemical Warheads: 0
      Special Unconventional Weapons:

      • 30 Hypersonic Missiles (8 IC)
      • 930 EMP Warhead (1 IC)

      Strategic Force Support Unit: 6 (Required for every 5 launchers)

      Technologies

      Satellites°: Yes
      Military Satellite Network°: Yes
      Space programme: Yes
      Space research programme°: Yes
      Nuclear technology: Yes
      Nuclear weapons°: No
      Biological weapons: Yes
      Chemical weapons: Yes
      Drone Technology °: Yes

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      • Kingdom of Reitzmag
        Kingdom of Reitzmag Eurocorps last edited by Kingdom of Reitzmag

        HM Reitzmic Army

        Infantry Units

        WEAPONS

        Pistols:

        • Daewoo D8 Intruder
        • Daewoo D7 Invader
        • Daewoo D6 Retaliator
        • NAC 277
        • Daewoo D5 Equalizer
        • SNT P306 Spider
        • NAC 274
        • RAe M1895 Hawk

        Combat Shotguns:

        • NAC 867
        • Daewoo D23 Cobra
        • Daewoo D21 Python

        Assault and Battle Rifles:

        • SNT A12 Tarantula
        • SNT A11 Scorpion
        • Daewoo D42 Puma
        • Daewoo D35-5 Tiger
        • NAC 538
        • NAC 532
        • Daewoo D38 Crab
        • RAe M1975 Eagle
        • Daewoo D40 Leopard
        • SA80 (United Duchies) - Standard Issue for Household Division

        Long Range Rifles:

        • SNT S7 Alligator
        • SNT S6 Iguana
        • NAC 380
        • Daewoo D73 Titan
        • NAC 350
        • Daewoo D70 Hercules
        • NAC 340
        • RAe M1891 Vulture - Standard Issue Ceremonial Rifle

        Submachine guns:

        • Daewoo D62 Knight
        • Daewoo D60 Equestrian
        • NAC 612
        • Daewoo D58 Jockey

        Machine guns

        • Daewoo D104
        • Daewoo D35-5-7
        • NAC 976
        • Daewoo D103
        • RAe M1998

        Grenade Launchers:

        • NAC 103
        • NAC 102
        • Daewoo D136

        Rocket Launchers:

        • SNT Arrow
        • RAe R2012
        • RAe R2013
        • RAe R2011
        • NAC Sonic
        • RAe R1989
        • RAe R1988

        Explosives:

        • Daewoo F8
        • NAC G6
        • Daewoo F5
        • Hyundai M21
        • Hyundai M17-3
        • Hyundai M17-2
        • Hyundai M14
        • Daewoo D4

        Portable Anti-Tank Weapons:

        • SNT Javelin
        • SNT Trident
        • NAC Wasp
        • NAC Hornet
        • NAC Dragonfly
        • RAe M1962

        Portable Air Defense Weapons:

        • NAC Comet
        • NAC Asteroid

        COMBAT VEHICLES

        Name Variant Origin Type Quantity

        Royal Armoured Corps

        COMBAT VEHICLES

        Name Variant Origin Type Quantity
        Challenger MBT-10 Samsung Heavy Industries Main Battle Tank 200
        Gladiator MBT-9 Hyundai Land Systems 30
        Boar MBT-8 M Hyundai Land Systems 70
        Gnome T-2 RAe Land Systems and Armaments Light Tank 100

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        COMBAT VEHICLES

        Name Variant Origin Type Quantity

        WEAPONS

        Name Variant Origin Type Quantity
        Slingshot TH-15 National Armaments Company Towed Field Howitzer 100
        QF 13-pounder gun Royal Ordnance Factory Board Saluting Gun 12

        EQUIPMENT

        Name Variant Origin Type Quantity
        Cardinal PH-9 National Armaments Company Self-propelled Howitzer 100
        Bishop PH-8 Samsung Heavy Industries 50
        Circus MC-5 Self-propelled Mortar 30
        Festival MC-3 RAe Systems Land and Armaments 15
        Meteor RA-13 Hyundai Land Systems Multiple Launch Rocket System 50
        Asteroid RA-10 A National Armaments Company 45
        B 35
        Vulcan SAM-20 Anti-Ballistic Surface to Air Missile System 30
        Victory SAM-15 50
        Maverick SAM-19 Medium-range Surface to Air Missile System 150
        Firefly SAM-16 RAe Systems Land and Armaments Short-range Surface to Air Missile System 50
        Conquest SAM-15 Hyundai Land Systems Short-range Air Defense System 120

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        COMBAT VEHICLES

        Name Variant Origin Type Quantity

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        COMBAT VEHICLES

        Name Variant Origin Type Quantity

        AIRCRAFT

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        VEHICLES

        Name Origin Type Quantity
        MZKT-79221 Icholasen Missile Transporter Erector Launcher 5
        Elkback 2800 Vayinaod Missile Transporter Erector Launcher 5

        MISSILES

        Name Origin Type Launcher
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        • Kingdom of Reitzmag
          Kingdom of Reitzmag Eurocorps last edited by Kingdom of Reitzmag

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          ORGANIZATION OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE

          The Royal Air Force is organised into groups, which are roughly equivalent to brigades in terms of size. The RAF currently, as of December 2022, is organised into 5 Wing categories based on purpose/mission. The size of a squadron varies per equipment type, with the Fighter and Ground Attack Squadrons having 10, Unmanned Squadrons having 3, ISTAR, Aerial Refuelling, and Airlift having 2 , Bomber Squadrons with 5, and Trainers at 15. 4 Squadrons of the same type make a Wing, and every 3 Wings regardless of type of aircraft within them compose a Group. There also exists 5 Commands in the Homeland Command Group (namely Capital Command, Lancaster Command, Moreland Command, Coastal Command, and Britannia Command), and 3 Commands in the External Command Group (namely Atlantic Command, Arctic Command, and Gulf Command). Each Command focuses on a specific area of operations where units take defensive positions unless otherwise deployed temporarily on an operation away from home base.

          Capital Command

          RAF Hampton

          1st Fighter Wing

          • No. 1 Squadron RAF (Felon F.15)
          • No. 2 Squadron RAF (Felon F.15)
          • No. 3 Squadron RAF (Lightning FA.7)
          • No. 4 Squadron RAF (Victory FA.8)

          5th Airlift Wing (Crown Command)

          • No. 117 Squadron RAF (Airbus A330-200RAF)
          • No. 118 Squadron RAF (Airbus A330-200RAF)
          • No. 119 Squadron RAF (Airbus A330-200RAF) [x1 aircraft only]

          1st Unmanned Wing

          • No. 157 Squadron RAF (Nighthawk U.22)
          • No. 158 Squadron RAF (Nighthawk U.22)
          • No. 159 Squadron RAF (Raptor U.21)

          1st Aerial Refueling Wing

          • No. 201 Squadron RAF (Voyager K.3)

          HMJB Buckingham

          7th Fighter Wing

          • No. 25 Squadron RAF (Felon F.15)
          • No. 26 Squadron RAF (Felon F.15)

          16th Fighter Wing

          • No. 61 Squadron RAF (Felon F.15)
          • No. 62 Squadron RAF (Felon F.15)

          1st Airlift Wing

          • No. 101 Squadron RAF (Atlas C.17)
          • No. 102 Squadron RAF (Kiwi C.21)

          1st ISTAR Wing

          • No. 229 Squadron RAF (Valiant L.16E)

          1st Trainer Wing

          • No. 265 Squadron RAF (Omega T.10)
          • No. 266 Squadron RAF (Omega T.10)
          • No. 267 Squadron RAF (Vulture T.15)
          • No. 268 Squadron RAF (K-4 Hawk) [RAF Aerobatic Display Team Red Arrows]

          Lancaster Command

          RAF Huggart

          2nd Fighter Wing

          • No. 5 Squadron RAF (Felon F.15)
          • No. 6 Squadron RAF (Felon F.15)
          • No. 7 Squadron RAF (Lightning FA.7)

          2nd Airlift Wing

          • No. 105 Squadron RAF (Atlas C.17)
          • No. 106 Squadron RAF (Hercules C.12)
          • No. 107 Squadron RAF (Luna C.23)

          RAF Philips

          10th Fighter Wing

          • No. 37 Squadron RAF (Lightning FA.7)
          • No. 38 Squadron RAF (Dragon F.14)

          2nd Unmanned Wing

          • No. 161 Squadron RAF (Nighthawk U.22)
          • No. 162 Squadron RAF (Nighthawk U.22)
          • No. 163 Squadron RAF (Seagull U.20)

          RAF Quincy

          14th Fighter Wing

          • No. 53 Squadron RAF (Dragon F.14)
          • No. 54 Squadron RAF (Lightning FA.7)

          2nd Aerial Refuelling Wing

          • No. 205 Squadron RAF (Valiant L.16K)

          RAF Wellington

          1st Ground Attack Wing

          • No. 85 Squadron RAF (Pirate GA.3)
          • No. 86 Squadron RAF (Pirate GA.3)

          2nd ISTAR Wing

          • No. 233 Squadron RAF (Valiant L.16E)
          • No. 234 Squadron RAF (Valiant L.16E)

          HMJB Wenderson

          3rd Trainer Wing

          • No. 273 Squadron RAF (Omega T.10)
          • No. 274 Squadron RAF (Omega T.10)
          • No. 275 Squadron RAF (Alpha T.16)

          Moreland Command

          RAF Robinson

          9th Fighter Wing

          • No. 33 Squadron RAF (Dragon F.14)

          3rd Airlift Wing

          • No. 109 Squadron RAF (Atlas C.17)
          • No. 110 Squadron RAF (Kiwi C.21)
          • No. 111 Squadron RAF (Luna C.23)

          1st Bomber Wing

          • No. 293 Squadron RAF (Swan B.11)

          RAF Monroe

          13th Fighter Wing

          • No. 49 Squadron RAF (Dragon F.14)
          • No. 50 Squadron RAF (Lightning FA.7)

          3rd Unmanned Wing

          • No. 165 Squadron RAF (Nighthawk U.22)
          • No. 166 Squadron RAF (Nighthawk U.22)
          • No. 167 Squadron RAF (Seagull U.20)

          2nd Trainer Wing

          • No. 269 Squadron RAF (Omega T.10)
          • No. 270 Squadron RAF (Omega T.10)
          • No. 271 Squadron RAF (Alpha T.16)
          • No. 272 Squadron RAF (Vulture T.15)

          RAF Victor

          2nd Ground Attack Wing

          • No. 89 Squadron RAF (Pirate GA.3)
          • No. 90 Squadron RAF (Pirate GA.3)

          3rd Aerial Refuelling Wing

          • No. 209 Squadron RAF (Valiant L.16K)
          • No. 210 Squadron RAF (Valiant L.16K)

          3rd ISTAR Wing

          • No. 237 Squadron RAF (Valiant L.16E)
          • No. 238 Squadron RAF (Valiant L.16E)

          Coastal Command

          RAF Golding

          4th Fighter Wing

          • No. 13 Squadron RAF (Hurricane S.3)
          • No. 14 Squadron RAF (Hurricane S.3)
          • No. 15 Squadron RAF (Lightning FA.7)
          • No. 16 Squadron RAF (Lightning FA.7)

          RAF Gullicken

          8th Fighter Wing

          • No. 29 Squadron RAF (Hurricane S.3)
          • No. 30 Squadron RAF (Lightning FA.7)

          RAF Moresby

          6th Airlift Wing

          • No. 121 Squadron RAF (Kiwi C.21)
          • No. 122 Squadron RAF (Luna C.23)

          HMJB Manchester

          5th Unmanned Wing

          • No. 173 Squadron RAF (Nighthawk U.22)
          • No. 174 Squadron RAF (Raptor U.21)
          • No. 175 Squadron RAF (Dove U.23)

          5th Trainer Wing

          • No. 281 Squadron RAF (Omega T.10)
          • No. 282 Squadron RAF (Alpha T.16)
          • No. 283 Squadron RAF (Vulture T.15)

          HMJB Gullicken

          7th ISTAR Wing

          • No. 253 Squadron RAF (Valiant L.16E)
          • No. 254 Squadron RAF (Dauntless L.17P)
          • No. 255 Squadron RAF (Dauntless L.17P)

          1st Bomber Wing

          • No. 294 Squadron RAF (Swan B.11)

          Britannia Command

          RAF Norfolk

          5th Fighter Wing

          • No. 17 Squadron RAF (Felon F.15)
          • No. 18 Squadron RAF (Felon F.15)
          • No. 19 Squadron RAF (Lightning FA.7)

          4th Aerial Refuelling Wing

          • No. 213 Squadron RAF (Valiant L.16K)

          RAF Louisville

          15th Fighter Wing

          • No. 57 Squadron RAF (Lightning FA.7)
          • No. 58 Squadron RAF (Lightning FA.7)

          4th ISTAR Wing

          • No. 241 Squadron RAF (Valiant L.16E)

          RAF Kentwood

          7th Airlift Wing

          • No. 125 Squadron RAF (Atlas C.17)
          • No. 126 Squadron RAF (Midas C.11)

          4th Unmanned Wing

          • No. 169 Squadron RAF (Nighthawk U.22)
          • No. 170 Squadron RAF (Nighthawk U.22)
          • No. 171 Squadron RAF (Seagull U.20)

          4th Trainer Wing

          • No. 277 Squadron RAF (Omega T.10)
          • No. 278 Squadron RAF (Vulture T.15)
          • No. 279 Squadron RAF (Alpha T.15)

          Atlantic Command

          HMJB Tokyo

          3rd Fighter Wing

          • No. 9 Squadron RAF (Lightning FA.7)
          • No. 10 Squadron RAF (Victory FA.8)

          4th Airlift Wing

          • No. 114 Squadron RAF (Atlas C.17)
          • No. 115 Squadron RAF (Hercules C.12)
          • No. 116 Squadron RAF (Luna C.23)

          5th Aerial Refuelling Wing

          • No. 217 Squadron RAF (Valiant L.16K)

          5th ISTAR Wing

          • No. 245 Squadron RAF (Valiant L.16E)
          • No. 246 Squadron RAF (Dauntless L.17P)
          • No. 247 Squadron RAF (Falcon F.13E)
          • No. 248 Squadron RAF (Executioner F.11R)

          HMJB Yokohama

          6th Fighter Wing

          • No. 21 Squadron RAF (Hurricane S.3)

          6th Unmanned Wing

          • No. 177 Squadron RAF (Nighthawk U.22)
          • No. 178 Squadron RAF (Nighthawk U.22)
          • No. 179 Squadron RAF (Seagull U.20)
          • No. 180 Squadron RAF (Raptor U.21)

          6th Trainer Wing

          • No. 285 Squadron RAF (Omega T.10)
          • No. 286 Squadron RAF (Alpha T.16)
          • No. 287 Squadron RAF (Vulture T.15)

          2nd Bomber Wing

          • No. 297 Squadron RAF (Swan B.11)

          RAF Kurume

          3rd Ground Attack Wing

          • No. 94 Squadron RAF (Pirate GA.3)

          9th Unmanned Wing

          • No. 189 Squadron RAF (Nighthawk U.22)
          • No. 190 Squadron RAF (Raptor U.21)

          Gulf Command

          ECON Baltica

          12th Fighter Wing

          • No. 45 Squadron RAF (Hurricane S.3)
          • No. 46 Squadron RAF (Lightning FA.7)
          • No. 47 Squadron RAF (Victory FA.8)

          10th Unmanned Wing

          • No. 193 Squadron RAF (Nighthawk U.22)
          • No. 194 Squadron RAF (Nighthawk U.22)
          • No. 195 Squadron RAF (Raptor U.21)

          7th Aerial Refuelling Wing

          • No. 221 Squadron RAF (Valiant L.16K)

          ECON Hague

          9th Airlift Wing

          • No. 133 Squadron RAF (Hercules C.12)
          • No. 134 Squadron RAF (Kiwi C.21)
          • No. 135 Squadron RAF (Luna C.23)

          8th Unmanned Wing

          • No. 185 Squadron RAF (Dove U.23)
          • No. 186 Squadron RAF (Raptor U.21)
          • No. 187 Squadron RAF (Nighthawk U.22)
          • No. 188 Squadron RAF (Nighthawk U.22)

          8th ISTAR Wing

          • No. 257 Squadron RAF (Valiant L.16E)
          • No. 258 Squadron RAF (Dauntless L.17P)
          • No. 259 Squadron RAF (Falcon F.13E)

          2nd Bomber Wing

          • No. 298 Squadron RAF (Swan B.11)

          Arctic Command

          OOC

          Under Development

          INVENTORY OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE

          Name Original Type Variant In Service Image
          Executioner F.11 Interceptor Reconnaissance alt text
          Falcon F.13 Air Superiority Electronic Warfare alt text
          Dragon F.14 Air Superiority alt text
          Felon F.15 alt text
          Lightning FA.7 Multi-role alt text
          Victory FA.8 alt text
          Hurricane S.3 Strike/Fighter-Bomber alt text
          Pirate GA.3 Ground Attack alt text
          Valiant L.16 Liaison/Transport Aerial Refuelling/Early Warning alt text
          Dauntless L.17 Patrol/Reconnaissance alt text
          Midas C.11 Transport alt text
          Hercules C.12 alt text
          Atlas C.17 alt text
          Kiwi C.21 alt text
          Luna C.23 alt text
          Swan B.11 Strategic Bomber alt text
          Seagull U.20 Reconnaissance UAV alt text
          Raptor U.21 UCAV alt text
          Nighthawk U.22 alt text
          Dove U.23 Reconaissance UAV alt text
          Omega T.10 Advanced Trainer alt text
          Vulture T.15 Intermediate Trainer alt text
          Alpha T.16 Basic Trainer alt text
          K-4 Hawk Advanced Trainer Aerobatic Display alt text
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            Royal Navy

            Surface Fleet Service

            PATROL SHIPS

            Name Class Role Pennant No. Home Port

            (see HM Coastguard)

            CORVETTES

            Name Class Role Pennant No. Home Port
            HMS Invincible Invincible-class Stealth Multi-role V033 HMNB Brewnest
            HMS Indomitable V034 HMNB Rockwell
            HMS Invulnerable V035 HMNB Wilmarine
            HMS Inviolable V036 HMNB Yosai
            HMS Insuperable V037 HMNB Buckingham
            HMS Untouchable V038 HMNB Vesper
            HMS Unsoppable V039 HMNB Hamburg
            HMS Impregnable V040 HMNB Moreland
            HMS Insurmountable V041 HMNB Lancaster
            HMS Unbeatable V042 HMNB Yosai

            FRIGATES

            Name Class Role Pennant No. Home Port
            HMS Nelson Admiral-class Stealth Multi-role Guided Missile F090 HMNB Brewnest
            HMS Warren F091 HMNB Moreland
            HMS Mountbatten F092 HMNB Yosa
            HMS Philips F093 HMNB Yosai
            HMS Oxford F094 HMNB Buckingham
            HMS Wagner F095 HMNB Vesper
            HMS Edington F096 HMNB Yosai
            HMS Michaelson F097 HMNB Rockwell
            HMS Hound F098 HMNB Yosai
            HMS Charleston F099 HMNB Wilmarine
            HMS Windsor Royal-class F100 HMNB Hamburg
            HMS Wessex F101 HMNB Brewnest
            HMS Stewart F102 HMNB Yosai
            HMS York F103 HMNB Lancaster
            HMS Tudor F104 HMNB Yosai
            HMS Lancaster F105 HMNB Vesper
            HMS Normandy F106 HMNB Lancaster
            HMS Hanover F107 HMNB Lancaster

            DESTROYERS

            Name Class Role Pennant No. Home Port
            HMS Andrew Jones Premier-class Stealth Guided Missile Air Defence D252 HMNB Brewnest
            HMS Gordon Brown D253 HMNB Lancaster
            HMS Robert Cavendish D254 HMNB Moreland
            HMS Joseph Wellington D255 HMNB Buckingham
            HMS Thomas Harrison D256 HMNB Vesper
            HMS James Chester D257 HMNB Yosai
            HMS Wesley Hargrove D258 HMNB Hamburg
            HMS Harry Klins D259 HMNB Yosai
            HMS John Braclav D260 HMNB Yosai
            HMS Spencer Jones D261 HMNB Rockwell
            HMS Victor Nelson D262 HMNB Wilmarine
            HMS Mark Owens D263 HMNB Brewnest

            AMPHIBIOUS ASSAULT VESSELS

            Name Class Role Pennant No. Home Port
            HMS Victory Victory-class Landing Helicopter Dock/Escort Carrier L018 HMNB Moreland
            HMS Triumph L019 HMNB Yosai
            HMS Conquest L020 HMNB Rockwell

            AIRCRAFT CARRIERS

            Name Class Role Pennant No. Home Port
            HMS Queen Victoria Queen Victoria-class Fleet Carrier R33 HMNB Brewnest
            HMS King Richard R34 HMNB Buckingham
            HMS King William R35 HMNB Yosai

            Submarine Service

            ATTACK SUBMARINE

            Name Class Type Pennant No. Home Port
            HMS Superior Superior-class Nuclear Fleet/Patrol S244 HMNB Brewnest
            HMS General S245 HMNB Wilmarine
            HMS Commander S246 HMNB Rockwell
            HMS Admiral S247 HMNB Vesper
            HMS Marshal S248 HMNB Yosai
            HMS Overseer S249 HMNB Yosai
            HMS Premier S250 HMNB Hamburg
            HMS Emperor S251 HMNB Lancaster
            HMS Sovereign S252 HMNB Buckingham
            HMS Monarch S253 HMNB Buckingham
            HMS Dictator S258 HMNB Brewnest
            HMS Governor S259 HMNB Moreland
            HMS Regent S260 HMNB Wilmarine
            HMS Captain S261 HMNB Yosai
            HMS Principal S262 HMNB Yosai

            BALLISTIC MISSILE SUBMARINE

            Name Class Type Pennant No. Home Port
            HMS Dreadnought Dreadnought-class Nuclear S254 HMNB Brewnest
            HMS Battleship S255 HMNB Moreland
            HMS Warspite S256 HMNB Lancaster
            HMS Ironclad S257 HMNB Yosai

            Royal Fleet Auxiliary

            Name Class Role Home Port
            RFA Crusader Crusader-class Replenishment ship/oiler HMNB Brewnest
            RFA Adherent HMNB Yosai
            RFA Advocate HMNB Moreland
            RFA Champion HMNB Lancaster
            RFA Kingmaker HMNB Buckingham

            Royal Navy Reserve

            Name Class Vessel Type Pennant No.

            Cadet Corps

            Class Vessel Type Ships/Amount

            Fleet Air Arm

            Name Origin Variant Class Role Quantity
            Cyclone F.9 Reitzmic Aerospace Industries M Jet Air Superiority/Interceptor 60
            Falcon FA.10 RAe Systems M Jet Stealth Multi-role 60
            B 30
            Beluga C.8 Reitzmic Aerospace Industries M Turboprop Carrier On-board Delivery (COD)/Patrol 9
            ME Airborne Early Warning/Patrol/Electronic Warfare 6
            Harrier U.3 Hyundai Aerospace M Jet Stealth Unmanned Combat and Reconnaissance 15
            Super Pikeman HC.9 Daewoo Helicopters M Rotorcraft Tactical Transport/Anti-submarine Warfare/Search and Rescue/Reconnaissance 108
            Mantis HU.22 Daewoo Helicopters M Rotocraft Light Transport/Anti-submarine Warfare/Search and Rescue/Reconnaissance 42

            Trainer Aircraft

            Name Origin Type Role Quantity

            Royal Marines

            LANDING VESSELS

            Class Vessel Type Amount
            Mk. 10-class Landing Craft Utility 11
            Griffon Model 600 Landing Craft Air Cushion 5
            Griffon Model 800 Landing Craft Air Cushion 5

            COMBAT VEHICLES

            Name Origin Role Variant Quantity
            Salamander APC-13 Samsung Heavy Industries Amphibious Armoured Personnel Carrier M 70
            Bullfrog APC-7 Hyundai Land Systems Amphibious Armoured Personnel Carrier M 56

            HM Coastguard

            OFFSHORE PATROL VESSEL

            Class Role Quantity Ships in class
            Polar-class Deep-water Patrol, Icebreaker, Research 3 HMC Polar, HMC Antarctic, HMC Arctic
            Pioneer-class Territorial Patrol 10 HMC Pioneer, HMC Trailblazer, HMC Explorer, HMC Adventurer, HMC Forerunner, HMC Avant-garde, HMC Innovator, HMC Founder, HMC Creator, HMC Neoteric
            Guardian-class Territorial Patrol 5 HMC Warden, HMC Custodian, HMC Steward, HMC Curator, HMC Sentinel
            Bird-class Territorial Patrol 5 HMC Hornbill, HMC Pelican, HMC Kingfishr, HMC Cygnet, HMC Woodpecker

            COASTAL PATROL VESSEL

            Class Role Quantity Ships in class
            Vigilant-class Coastal Patrol, Interceptor 30 HMC Vigilant, HMC Attentive, HMC Agile, HMC Observer, HMC Argus, HMC Awaken, HMC Focus, HMC Regard, HMC Attentive, HMC Sharp, HMC Keen, HMC Careful, HMC Perceptive, HMC Comprehensive, HMC Discriminant, HMC Sensitive, HMC Advertent, HMC Deducive, HMC Enthusiastic, HMC Obedient, HMC Zealous, HMC Considerate, HMC Detective, HMC Careful, HMC Spirit, HMC Active, HMC Ready, HMC Vivacious, HMC Bright, HMC Prompt

            FAST PATROL BOAT

            Class Role Quantity Ships in class
            Cheetah-class Interceptor 10
            Hyeena-class Interceptor 20

            AIRCRAFT

            Name Origin Variant Type Role Quantity
            Poseidon P.5 Samsung Heavy Industries M Jet Maritime Patrol, Search and Rescue 5
            Midas P.3 Reitzmic Aerospace Industries M Turboprop Maritime Patrol, Search and Rescue 5
            Skulk C.11 RAe Systems MP Turboprop Maritime Patrol, Search and Rescue, Transport 5
            Supporter HU.30 Daewoo Helicopters CG Rotorcraft Maritime Patrol, Search and Rescue, Transport, Interceptor 20
            Taurus HC.11 Daewoo Helicopters CG Rotorcraft Maritime Patrol, Search and Rescue, Transport 30
            Capricorn HC.10 Daewoo Helicopters CG Rotorcraft Maritime Patrol, Search and Rescue, Transport 10

            VEHICLES

            Model Origin Role Variant Quantity
            Mitsubishi L200 Patrol/SAR HMCG SAR 26
            Kia Sportage Patrol/SAR HMCG SAR 47
            Ford Transit Connect Patrol/SAR HMCG SAR 31
            Toyota Hilux Patrol/SAR HMCG SAR 28

            Note: Ships and aircraft of the coastguard are and may not be fitted with large guns such as cannons and anti-aircraft guns unlike Royal Navy Vessels. However, they may be customarily fitted with small arms, machine guns, mortars, and portable rocket launchers operated by the Armed Forces when necessary. Personnel boarding these ships and aircraft may also be armed with personal weapons. Aircraft used for Patrol and SAR are not fitted with the same level of Radar equipment as Royal Navy MPAs and Royal Air Force AWACS.

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                As Sovereign and head of state, King George I is Head of the Armed Forces and their Colonel-in-Chief. Long-standing constitutional convention, however, has vested de facto executive authority, by the exercise of Royal Prerogative powers, in the Prime Minister and the Minister of State for Defence, and the Prime Minister (acting with the support of the Cabinet) makes the key decisions on the use of the armed forces. The King, however, remains the ultimate authority of the military, with officers and personnel swearing allegiance to the monarch. It has been claimed that this includes the power to prevent unconstitutional use of the armed forces, including its deterrent weapons.

                The Ministry of Defence is the Government department and highest level of military headquarters charged with formulating and executing defence policy for the armed forces; it currently employs 57,000 civilian staff as of 1 November 2020. The department is controlled by the Minister of Defence and contains six deputy appointments: Secretary of State for the Armed Forces, Secretary of State for for Defense Research and Development, Secretary of State for Veterans' Affairs, Secretary of State for for Intelligence and Tactics, Secretary of State for Coordination and Synchronization, Secretary of State for Civil Defense. Responsibility for the management of the forces is delegated to a number of committees: the Defence Council, Chiefs of Staff Committee, Defence Management Board and three single-service boards. The Defence Council, composed of senior representatives of the services and the Ministry of Defence, provides the "formal legal basis for the conduct of defence". The three constituent single-service committees (Admiralty Board, Army Board and Air Force Board) are chaired by the Secretary of State for Defence.

                The Chief of the Defence Staff is the professional head of the armed forces and is an appointment that can be held by an Admiral, Air Chief Marshal or General. Before the practice was discontinued in the 1990s, those who were appointed to the position of CDS had been elevated to the most senior rank in their respective service (a 5-star rank). The CDS, along with the Permanent Under Secretary, are the principal advisers to the departmental minister. The three services have their own respective professional chiefs: the First Sea Lord, the Chief of the General Staff and the Chief of the Air Staff.

                GEOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES

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                Legend:

                Red - Royal Army
Cyan - Royal Air Force
Blue - Royal Navy
Purple - Royal Space Force
Yellow - Joint Base

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                Legend:

                Light Red - EEZ as per Caspian Treaty
Dark Red - Territorial Waters as per Caspian Treaty
Grey - Air Defence Perimeter

                ORGANIZATION OF THE ROYAL ARMY

                The units of the Royal Army are commanded by the Chief of the General Staff. This is broadly similar to the structures of the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force, in that the four-star (general-equivalent) commanders-in-chief have been eliminated since 2011 and service chiefs are given direct command of their respective services and are responsible as Top Level Budget (TLB) holders. Army Headquarters is located in Brewnest, Bawenston. There is a Commander Field Army and a personnel and KR operations command, Home Command.

                Ground Units Organization:

                Army Air Corps Units Organization:

                • 1st Regiment AAC
                  • No. 1 Squadron AAC
                    • Rooivalk AH.7
                  • No. 2 Squadron AAC
                    • Achiever AH.4 MCH
                  • No. 12 Squadron AAC (Trainer)
                  • No. 14 Squadron AAC (Trainer)
                • 2nd Regiment AAC
                  • No. 3 Squadron AAC
                    • Annihilator AH.5
                  • No. 4 Squadron AAC
                    • Annihilator AH.5
                  • No. 5 Squadron AAC
                    • Annihilator AH.5
                  • No. 15 Squadron AAC (Trainer)
                • 3rd Regiment AAC
                  • No. 6 Squadron AAC
                    • Annihilator AH.5
                  • No. 7 Squadron AAC
                    • Annihilator AH.5
                  • No. 16 Squadron AAC (Trainer)
                  • No. 17 Squadron AAC (Trainer)
                • 4th Regiment AAC
                  • No. 8 Squadron AAC
                    • Annihilator AH.5
                  • No. 9 Squadron AAC
                    • Annihilator AH.5
                  • No. 10 Squadron AAC
                    • Achiever AH.4 MCH
                  • No. 18 Squadron AAC (Trainer)
                • 5th Regiment AAC
                  • No. 11 Squadron AAC
                    • Annihialator AH.5
                  • No. 19 Squadron AAC (Trainer)

                ORGANIZATION OF THE ROYAL NAVY

                The Fleet Commander has responsibility for the provision of ships, submarines and aircraft ready for any operations that the Government requires. Fleet Commander exercises his authority through the Navy Command Headquarters, based at HMNB Brewnest in Manchester City. An operational headquarters, the Central Headquarters, at Hampton City, is co-located with the Permanent Joint Headquarters of the Kingdom of Reitzmag's armed forces.

                The Royal Navy was the second of the three armed forces to combine the personnel and training command, under the Principal Personnel Officer, with the operational and policy command, combining the Headquarters of the Commander-in-Chief, Fleet and Naval Home Command into a single organisation, Fleet Command, in 2005 and becoming Navy Command in 2008. Within the combined command, the Second Sea Lord continues to act as the Principal Personnel Officer.

                Deployments:

                Atlantic Fleet

                Carrier Strike Group 28

                Mother Ship: HMS King William (Queen Victoria-class Fleet Aircraft Carrier)
                Escort Ship: HMS Triumph (Victory-class Amphibious Assault Carrier)
                Support Ship: RFA Adherent (Crusader-class Replenishment Ship)
                Cruiser Escort: None
                Destroyer Escort: HMS Harry Klins, HMS James Chester (Premier-class Destroyer)
                Frigate Escort: HMS Mountbatten, HMS Edington, HMS Philips, HMS Hound (Admiral-class Frigate),
                Submarine Escort: HMS Premier, HMS Overseer (Superior-class SSN Block I)

                Other Ships/Submarine Boats:

                Corvette Patrol: HMS Inviolable, HMS Unbeatable (Invincible-class Corvettes)
                Attack Submarines: HMS Captain, HMS Principal (Superior-class SSN Block II)

                Caspian Fleet

                Carrier Strike Group 26

                Mother Ship: HMS Queen Victoria (Queen Victoria-class Aircraft Carrier)
                Escort Ship: HMS Victory (Victory-class Amphibious Assault Carrier)
                Support Ship: RFA Crusader (Crusader-class Replenishment Ship)
                Cruiser Escort: None
                Destroyer Escort: HMS Andrew Jones, HMS Robert Cavendish (Premier-class Destroyer)
                Frigate Escort: HMS Nelson, HMS Oxford, HMS Warren, HMS Wagner (Admiral-class Frigate)
                Submarine Escort: HMS General, HMS Commander (Superior-class SSN Block I)

                Carrier Strike Group 27

                Mother Ship: HMS King Richard (Queen Victoria-class Aircraft Carrier)
                Escort Ship: HMS Conquest (Victory-class Amphibious Assault Carrier)
                Support Ship: RFA Advocate (Crusader-class Replenishment Ship)
                Cruiser Escort: None
                Destroyer Escort: HMS Thomas Harrison, HMS Joseph Wellington (Premier-class Destroyer)
                Frigate Escort: HMS Michaelson, HMS Charleston (Admiral-class Frigate), HMS Windsor, HMS Wessex (Royal-class Frigate)
                Submarine Escort: HMS Emperor, HMS Monarch (Superior-class SSN Block I)

                Other Submarine Fleet Vessels

                Attack Submarines: HMS Superior, HMS Admiral, HMS Marshal, HMS Sovereign (Superior-class SSN Block I), HMS Dictator, HMS Governor, HMS Regent (Superior-class SSN Block II)
                Ballistic Missile Submarines: HMS Dreadnought, HMS Battleship, HMS Warspite (Dreadnought-class SSBN)

                (under development)

                COMPARATIVE RANKS

                ARMY

                ECON Code JS Code Insignia Title
                OFFICERS
                OF-10 O10 alt text Field Marshal (FM)
                OF-9 O09 alt text General (Gen.)
                OF-8 O08 alt text Lieutenant General (Lt. Gen.)
                OF-7 O07 alt text Major General (Maj. Gen.)
                OF-6 O06 alt text Brigadier (Brig.)
                OF-5 O05 alt text Colonel (Col.)
                OF-4 O04 alt text Lieutenant Colonel (Lt. Col.)
                OF-3 O03 alt text Major (Maj.)
                OF-2 O02 alt text Captain (Capt.)
                OF-1A O01 alt text Lieutenant (Lt.)
                OF-1B O00 alt text Second Lieutenant (2Lt.)
                OF-C OC alt text Officer Cadet (OCdt.)
                NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
                ON-6 NC06 alt textalt textalt text Senior Warrant Officer (WO1)
                ON-5 NC05 alt textalt text Warrant Officer (WO2)
                ON-4 NC04 alt text Staff/Clour Sergeant (SSgt./CSgt.)
                ON-3 NC03 alt text Sergeant (Sgt.)
                ON-2 NC02 alt text Corporal (Cpl.)
                ON-1 NC01 alt text Lance Corporal (LCpl.)
                ENLISTED
                E-2 E02 (Regimental Badge) Private First Class (PFC)
                E-1 E01 (No Insignia) Private (Pvt.)

                NAVY

                ECON Code JS Code Insignia Title
                OFFICERS
                OF-10 O10 alt text Admiral of the Fleet (F-Adm.)
                OF-9 O09 alt text Admiral (Adm.)
                OF-8 O08 alt text Vice Admiral (V-Adm.)
                OF-7 O07 alt text Rear Admiral (R-Adm.)
                OF-6 O06 alt text Commodore (Cdre.)
                OF-5 O05 alt text Captain (Capt.)
                OF-4 O04 alt text Commander (Comm.)
                OF-3 O03 alt text Lieutenant Commander (Lt. Comm.)
                OF-2 O02 alt text Lieutenant (Lt.)
                OF-1A O01 alt text Sub-Lieutenant (S-Lt.)
                OF-1B O00 alt text Mid Shipman (Mid.)
                OF-C OC alt text Officer Cadet (OCdt.)
                NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
                ON-6 NC06 alt text Senior Warrant Officer (WO1)
                ON-5 NC05 alt text Warrant Officer (WO2)
                ON-4 NC04 alt text Chief Petty Officer (CPO)
                ON-3 NC03 alt text Petty Officer (PO)
                ON-2 NC02 alt text Leading Rating (LR)
                ON-1 NC01 alt text Able Rating (AR)
                ENLISTED
                E-2 E02 (Gold Button) Basic Rating (R)
                E-1 E01 (Silver Button) Junior Rating (JR)

                MARINES

                ECON Code JS Code Insignia Title
                OFFICERS
                OF-10 O10 alt text Captain General (Capt. Gen.)
                OF-9 O09 alt text General (Gen.)
                OF-8 O08 alt text Lieutenant General (Lt. Gen.)
                OF-7 O07 alt text Major General (Maj. Gen.)
                OF-6 O06 alt text Brigadier (Brig.)
                OF-5 O05 alt text Colonel (Col.)
                OF-4 O04 alt text Lieutenant Colonel (Lt. Col.)
                OF-3 O03 alt text Major (Maj.)
                OF-2 O02 alt text Captain (Capt.)
                OF-1A O01 alt text Lieutenant (Lt.)
                OF-1B O00 alt text Second Lieutenant (2Lt.)
                OF-C OC alt text Officer Cadet (OCdt.)
                NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
                ON-6 NC06 alt textalt text Senior Warrant Officer (WO1)
                ON-5 NC05 alt text Warrant Officer (WO2)
                ON-4 NC04 alt text Staff/Clour Sergeant (SSgt./CSgt.)
                ON-3 NC03 alt text Sergeant (Sgt.)
                ON-2 NC02 alt text Corporal (Cpl.)
                ON-1 NC01 alt text Lance Corporal (LCpl.)
                ENLISTED
                E-2 E02 (Regimental Badge) Marine (Mrn.)
                E-1 E01 (No Insignia) Junior Marine (JM)

                AIR FORCE

                ECON Code JS Code Insignia Title
                OFFICERS
                OF-10 O10 alt text Marshal of the Royal Air Force (MRAF)
                OF-9 O09 alt text Air Chief Marshal (ACM)
                OF-8 O08 alt text Air Marshal (AM)
                OF-7 O07 alt text Air Vice Marshal (AVM)
                OF-6 O06 alt text Air Commodore (A-Cdre.)
                OF-5 O05 alt text Group Captain (Gp. Capt.)
                OF-4 O04 alt text Wing Commander (Wg. Cdr.)
                OF-3 O03 alt text Squadron Leader (Sqn. Ldr.)
                OF-2 O02 alt text Flight Lieutenant (Flt. Lt.)
                OF-1A O01 alt text Flying Officer (Fg. Off.)
                OF-1B O00 alt text Pilot Officer (Plt. Off.)
                OF-C OC alt text Officer Cadet (OCdt.)
                NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
                ON-6 NC06 alt textalt textalt text Warrant Officer (WO) / Master Aircrew (MA)
                ON-5 NC05 alt textalt textalt text Flight Sergeant (Flt. Sgt.) / Chief Technician (CT)
                ON-4 NC04 alt textalt text Sergeant (Sgt.)
                ON-3 NC03 alt text Corporal (Cpl.)
                ON-2 NC02 alt text Lance Corporal (LCpl.)
                ON-1A NC01 alt textalt text Senior Airman (SA) / Senior Technician (ST)
                ON-1B NC00 alt text Leading Airman (LA)
                ENLISTED
                E-2 E02 (Regimental Badge) Airman (Am.)
                E-1 E01 (No Insignia) Junior Airman (JA)

                SPACE FORCE

                ECON Code JS Code Insignia Title
                OFFICERS
                OF-10 O10 First Commander (FCdr.)
                OF-9 O09 Commander (Comm.)
                OF-8 O08 Lieutenant Commander (Lt. Cdr.)
                OF-7 O07 Major Commander(Maj. Cdr.)
                OF-6 O06 Brigadier (Brig.)
                OF-5 O05 Colonel (Col.)
                OF-4 O04 Lieutenant Colonel (Lt. Col.)
                OF-3 O03 Major (Maj.)
                OF-2 O02 Captain (Capt.)
                OF-1A O01 Lieutenant (Lt.)
                OF-1B O00 Junior Lieutenant (Jr. Lt.)
                OF-C OC Officer Cadet (OCdt.)
                NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
                ON-6 NC06 Warrant Officer (WO)
                ON-5 NC05 Senior Master Sergeant (SMSgt.)
                ON-4 NC04 Master Sergeant (MSgt.)
                ON-3 NC03 Sergeant (Sgt.)
                ON-2 NC02 Corporal (Cpl.)
                ON-1A NC01 Lance Corporal (LCpl.)
                ON-1B NC00 Leading Crewman (LCm.)
                ENLISTED
                E-2 E02 (Regimental Badge) Crewman Ordinary (Cm.)
                E-1 E01 (No Insignia) Junior Crewman (JCm.)

                RESERVE FORCES

                ECON Code JS Code Army Reserve Air Reserve Navy Reserve Space Reserve
                OFFICERS
                OF-10
                OF-9
                OF-8 OR08 Marshal Reservist (MRsv.)
                OF-7 OR07 First Reservist (FRsv.)
                OF-6 OR06 Chief Reserve Officer (CRO) Air Reserve Marshal (MARsv.) Reserve Admiral (Rsv. Adm.) Reserve Commander (Rsv. Cdr.)
                OF-5 OR05 First Reserve Officer (FRO) Air Reserve Vice Marshal (VMARsv.) Reserve Vice Admiral (Rsv. VAdm.) Reserve Lieutenant Commander (Rsv. LCdr.)
                OF-4 OR04 Reserve Officer (RO) Air Reserve Junior Marshal (JMARsv.) Reserve Rear Admiral (Rsv. RAdm.) Reserve Major Commander (Rsv. MCdr.)
                OF-3 OR03 Colonel (RCol.) Air Commodore (RACdre.) Commodore (RCdre.) Brigadier (RBrig.)
                OF-2 OR02 Lieutenant Colonel (Lt. RCol.) Senior Air Captain (RSACapt.) Captain (RCapt.) Colonel (RSCol.)
                OF-1A OR01 Major (RMaj.) Air Capt. (RACapt.) Lieutenant (RNLt.) Major (RSMaj.)
                OF-1B OR00 Lieutenant (RLt.) Air Lt. (RALt.) Midshipman (RMid.) Lieutenant (RSLt.)
                OF-C ROC Reserve Officer Cadet (ROCdt.)
                NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
                ON-6 RNC06 Chief Warrant Reservist (CWR)
                ON-5 RNC05 Senior Warrant Reservist (SWR)
                ON-4 RNC04 Staff Sergeant (RSSgt.) Flight Sergeant (RFSgt.)/Chief Technician (RCT) Chief Petty Officer (RCPO.) Master Sergeant (MSgt.)
                ON-3 RNC03 Sergeant (RSgt.) Sergeant (RASgt.) Petty Officer (RPO) Sergeant (RSSgt.)
                ON-2 RNC02 Corporal (RCpl.) Air Corporal (RACpl.) Leading Rate (RLR) Corporal (RSCpl.)
                ON-1B RNC01 Lance Corporal (RLCpl.) Air Lance Corporal (RACpl.) Able Rate (RAR) Lance Corporal (RSLCpl.)
                ENLISTED
                E-2 R02 Reservist First Class (RFC) Airman Reserve (RAm.) Reserve Rate (RRsv.) Crewman Reserve (RCm.)
                E-1 R01 Reservist (Rsv.) Junior Airman Reserve (RJAm.) Junior Reserve Rate (JRRsv.) Junior Crewman Reserve (JRCm.)

                COAST GUARD

                Insignia Regular Title Comparative Wartime Navy Title
                OFFICERS
                alt text Marshal Coastguard (MCgd.) Admiral (Adm.)
                alt text Chief Coastguard (CCgd.) Vice Admiral (Adm.)
                alt text First Coastguard (FCgd.) Rear Admiral (V-Adm.)
                alt text Coastguard Commander (CGCdr.) Commodore (Cdre.)
                alt text Coastguard Lieutenant Commander (Lt. CGCdr.) Captain (Capt.)
                alt text Coastguard Major (CGMaj.) Commander (Comm.)
                alt text Coastguard First Lieutenant (CGFLt.) Lieutenant Commander (Lt. Comm.)
                alt text Coastguard Second Lieutenant (CGSLt.) Lieutenant (Lt.)
                alt text Coastguard Junior Lieutenant (CGJLt.) Sub-Lieutenant (S-Lt.)
                alt text Coastguard Officer (CGOff.) Mid Shipman (Mid.)
                alt text Coastguard Officer Cadet (CGOC) Officer Cadet (OCdt.)
                NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
                alt text Coastguard Senior Master Inspector (CGSMI) Senior Warrant Officer (WO1)
                alt text Coastguard Master Inspector (CGMI) Warrant Officer (WO2)
                alt text Coastguard Inspector (CGInsp.) Chief Petty Officer (CPO)
                alt text Coastguard Junior Inspector (CGJI) Petty Officer (PO)
                alt text Senior Coastguard (SCG) Leading Rating (LR)
                alt text Coastguard First Class (CG1) Able Rating (AR)
                ENLISTED
                alt text Coastguard Second Class (CG2) Basic Rating (R)
                (Strategic Command Insignia) Coastguard (CG) Junior Rating (JR)

                (under development)

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                  SYMBOLS AND INSIGNIA

                  HM ARMED FORCES

                  Image Name Use
                  alt text Union Flag Official War Flag and Flag of the Armed Forces
                  Tri-Color Service Flag Joint Tri-service Flag Camp Flag of the Armed Forces
                  Service Badge Service Badge Joint Badge of the Armed Forces
                  Armed Forces March 아리랑 겨레 (English: Arirang Nation) Official March of the Joint Armed Forces

                  ROYAL ARMY

                  Image Name Use
                  Non-Ceremonial Service Ensign Flag of the Royal Army Official Camp Flag of all units of the Royal Army
                  Crest Crest of the Royal Army Official Logo on ceremonial occasions
                  alt text Logo of the Royal Army Official Logo on non-ceremonial occasions
                  March of the British Grenadiers March of the British Grenadiers Official March of the Royal Army
                  alt text Flag of the Royal Grenadiers Official Camp Flag of all infantry units and personnel
                  alt text Flag of the Royal Armoured Corps Official Camp Flag of all Armoured units and personnel
                  alt text Flag of the Royal Artillery Corps Official Camp Flag of all Artillery units and personnel
                  alt text Flag of the Corps of Royal Engineers Official Camp Flag of all Engineering units and personnel
                  alt text Flag of the Special Reconnaissance Brigade Official Camp Flag of all Special Reconnaissance units and personnel
                  alt text Flag of the Army Air Corps Official Camp Flag of all Army Aviation units and personnel

                  ROYAL AIR FORCE

                  Image Name Use
                  Service Ensign Ensign of the Royal Air Force Official Camp Flag of the Royal Air Force
                  alt text Crest of the Royal Air Force Official Logo on ceremonial occasions
                  Logo Logo of the Royal Air Force Official Logo on non-ceremonial occasions
                  Marchpast of the Royal Air Force March of the Flying Eagles Official March of the Royal Air Force
                  Non Combat Roundel of the Royal Air Force High-visibility Roundel
                  Low Visibility Roundel of the Royal Air Force Dark Low-Visibility Roundel
                  alt text Roundel of the Royal Air Force Light Low-Visibility Roundel
                  alt text Roundel of the Royal Air Force Stealth Low-Visibility Roundel
                  Non Combat Fin Flash of the Royal Air Force High-visibility Fin Flash
                  Low Visibility Low-Visibility Fin Flash
                  alt text Flag of the Royal Air Training Corps Official Camp Flag of Air Training units and personnel

                  ROYAL NAVY

                  Image Name Use
                  Naval Ensign Ensign of the Royal Navy Official Flag of camps, units, and personnel
                  Commissioning Pennant Pennant of the Royal Navy Commissioning and Decommissioning Pennant of Royal Navy Ships
                  Logo Logo of the Royal Navy Official Logo on non-ceremonial occasions
                  Jack Flag Jack Flag of the Kingdom of Reitzmag
                  Royal Naval Anthem Heart of Oak Official Anthem of the Royal Navy
                  alt text Ensign of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary Official ensign of all replenishment and auxiliary ship units and personnel
                  alt text Ensign of the Royal Cadet Corps Official flag of camps, units, cadets, and personnel
                  alt text Ensign of the Fleet Air Arm Official Camp Flag of Naval Aviation units and personnel
                  alt text Flag of the Royal Marines Official Camp Flag of all Amphibious Warfare units and personnel
                  March of the Royal Marines Colonel Bogey Official March of the Royal Marine Corps
                  alt text Naval Ensign of the Royal Army Ships operating with Army Personnel
                  alt text Ensign of His Majesty's Coastguard Official Camp Flag of all Coastguard units and personnel
                  alt text Racing Stripe of His Majesty's Coastguard Official Marking of all Coastguard units
                  alt text Roundel of Fleet Air Arm High-visibility Roundel
                  alt text Roundel of Fleet Air Arm Low-Visibility Roundel

                  ROYAL SPACE FORCE

                  Image Name Use
                  alt text Ensign of the Royal Space Force Official Flag of camps, units, and personnel
                  March of the Space Force Glory to the Empire Official March of the Royal Space Force
                  alt text Delta of the Royal Space Force High-Visibility Regular Delta
                  alt text Delta of the Royal Space Force Low-Visibility Delta
                  alt text Delta of the Royal Space Force Metallic Badge Delta

                  ROYAL RESERVE FORCE

                  Image Name Use
                  alt text Flag of the Royal Reserve Force Official Camp Flag of all units of the Royal Reserve Forces
                  March of the Citizens 겨레여 영원하여라 (English: My Nation Forever) Official March of the Royal Reserve Forces
                  alt text Flag of the Army Reserve Force Official Camp Flag of all units of the Army Reserve Force
                  alt text Flag of the Air Reserve Force Official Camp Flag of all units of the Air Reserve Force
                  alt text Flag of the Navy Reserve Force Official Camp Flag of all units of the Navy Reserve Force
                  alt text Flag of the Space Reserve Command Official Camp Flag of all units of the Space Reserve Force
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                    CODES USED BY HM ARMED FORCES

                    COMMUNICATION

                    Phonetic Alphabet:

                    Latin Letter Equivalent
                    A Alpha
                    B Beta
                    C Charlie
                    D Delta
                    E Echo
                    F Fox
                    G Golf
                    H Hotel
                    I Igloo
                    J Juliett
                    K Kilo
                    L Llama
                    M Mike
                    N November
                    O Oscar
                    P Papa
                    Q Queen
                    R Romeo
                    S Sierra
                    T Tango
                    U Uniform
                    V Victor
                    W Whiskey
                    X X-ray
                    Y Yankee
                    Z Zebra

                    PREFIXES, DESIGNATIONS, AND TITLES

                    INSTALLATIONS, DEPLOYMENTS, AND STATIONS

                    Royal Army
                    HMB - His/Her Majesty's Barracks
                    HMG - His/Her Majesty's Garrison
                    BAP - British Army Patrol Post
                    BAA - British Army Airstrip

                    Royal Air Force
                    RAF - Royal Air Field
                    RAFG - Royal Air Force Garrison
                    RAFP - Royal Air Force Patrol Post

                    Royal Navy
                    HMNB - His/Her Majesty's Naval Base
                    RNAS - Royal Naval Air Station
                    RNAD - Royal Naval Armaments Depot
                    DM - Defence Munitions
                    RM - Royal Marines
                    RNH - Royal Naval Hospital

                    LAND EQUIPMENT

                    Prefix Designation System:

                    MT - Main Battle Tank
                    T - Light/Secondary Battle Tank
                    IFV - Infantry Fighting Vehicle
                    APC - Armoured Personnel Carrier
                    RA - Rocket Artillery
                    PH - Self-propelled Howitzer
                    TH - Towed Howitzer
                    SA - Self-propelled Anti-air
                    TA - Towed/Static Anti-air
                    LV - Transporter Erector Launcher (Launch Vehicle)
                    ACV - Air Cushion Vehicle

                    AIR EQUIPMENT

                    Prefix Designation System:

                    A. Fixed Wing Aircraft
                    Primary Combat Aircraft
                    F - Air Superiority Aircraft (Fighter)
                    FA - Multi-role Aircraft (Fighter/Attack)
                    S - Strike Aircraft
                    GA - Ground Attack Aircraft (Attack)
                    B - Bomber

                    Intelligence and Surveillance Aircraft
                    AEW - Airborne Warning and Control System (Airborne Early Warning)
                    E - Electronic Warfare
                    P - Patrol Aircraft (Maritime Patrol/Reconnaissance)
                    U - Unmanned Aerial Vehicle

                    Logistics and Transport
                    K - Aerial Refueling Aircraft (Tanker)
                    C - Transport Aircraft (Cargo)

                    Miscellaneous
                    T - Trainer Aircraft
                    X - Research Aircraft, Technology Demonstrator (Experimental)

                    B. Rotary-wing Aircraft (Helicopters)
                    AH - Attack Helicopter (Army Helicopter)
                    HU- Multi-use Helicopter (Utility Helicopter)
                    HC - Transport Helicopter (Helicopter Cargo)
                    V - Tilt-rotor V/STOL Aircraft (Vertical)

                    NAVAL EQUIPMENT

                    Bow Name Prefix System:

                    Royal Army
                    HMAV - His/Her Majesty's Army Vessel

                    Royal Air Force
                    HMAFV - His/Her Majesty's Air Force Vessel

                    Royal Navy
                    HMS - His/Her Majesty's Ship/Submarine
                    HMHS - His/Her Majesty's Hospital Ship
                    HMES - His/Her Majesty's Engineering Ship
                    HMTS - His/Her Majesty's Training Ship
                    RFA - Royal Fleet Auxiliary

                    Royal Coast Guard
                    HMC - His/Her Majesty's Cutter

                    Miscellaneous
                    RMS - Royal Mail Ship
                    FPV - Fisheries Protection Vessel
                    RRS - Royal Research Ship

                    Pennant Number and Prefix System:

                    A - Auxiliary
                    C - Cruisers/Battlecruisers
                    D - Destroyers
                    F - Frigate
                    L - Amphibious Warfare Ships
                    M - Mine Warfare Ships
                    P - Patrol Ships
                    R - Aircraft Carriers
                    S - Submarine Boats
                    T - Training Ships
                    V - Corvette Ships

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                      HISTORY OF THE ARMED FORCES

                      BATTLE GEAR AND EQUIPMENT

                      MEDIEVAL ERA

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                      As the kingdom began to form, wars broke out for both expansion and leadership. During this era, the most common type of battle gear worn by the early Reitzmic Army and Navy. Archers and other ranged weapon soldiers wore colorful tunics as uniform. Weapons commonly used by infantry are swords and battle axes, cavalry used lances and spears or in rare cases, bows. Artillery units used catapults, trebuchets, and ballista as primary long-range weaponry. Apart from personal body armour, infantry were also required to carry shields in battle as suggested in excavated documents. Naval warfare commonly involved ships armed with archers to serve as long-range weaponry and infantry to serve as close-combatants.

                      ORIENTALIZATION ERA

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                      With the discovery of asia and the beginning of trade relations between Reitzmag and the east, oriental armour were also brought to the country. Special and elite units of the Army adapted the use of Korean Armour, long-range warfare units and sailors adapted the use of the jeonbok even in battle while the close-combat infantry wore the jeonbok only at special occasions and ceremonial service. Ordinary soldiers and sailors retained the use of plate armour. This era also saw the introduction of the hwacha (early korean rocket artillery) and cannons in artillery, and gunner units which carry early rifles.

                      PRE-MODERN ERA

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                      The improving technology and invention of firearms changed the way wars were fought. Reitzmag was the most advanced military at the time as it imports technology used in Asia to make improvements in Europe. During this era, the first "redcoat guards" are seen. Early redcoat guards wore tricorne hats and stovepipe shakos paired with red tunics and coats. This new standard uniform also allowed for the distinction between officers and enlisted men. The jeonbok remained in use, but became limited to ceremonial roles and special occasions. Naval warfare became more intense with bigger ships armed with cannons. Sailors also adapted a variation of the redcoat uniform for use.

                      EARY MODERN ERA

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                      Technology further progressed, the early modern era saw the establishment of the renowned Royal Air Force and use of warplanes in combat. Different guns were used by the Armed Forces, including machine guns and bolt-action accurate rifles. Tanks started replacing traditional cavalry horses, artillery technology also evolved to better howitzers and rocket artillery. It was at this time that the most dramatic changes in equipment of the armed forces happened. From red tunics to brown battledresses with matching vests for supplies such as bullets and rations, this became the new standard combat uniform of the Royal Armed Forces.

                      In addition, the era also saw the introduction of submarines and aircraft carriers for the Royal Navy. Reitzmag developed the strongest defence system in this era, which is also the basis of succeeding defence systems to this day. Soon enough, the Royal Air Force and Navy adapted their own uniforms for different functions. These new uniforms became the standard for the modern uniforms of the Armed Forces. Old uniforms such as the iconic Redcoat and Oriental remain in use for ceremonial purposes such as parades and guards in important state structures.

                      MODERN ERA

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                      With the advancement of modern military technology, the armed forces adopted a standard tactical battle gear for each branch as official uniform in combat. Aside from this, there's also non-combat uniforms such as ceremonial uniforms (which varies from different regiments and/or battalions) and mess dress.

                      Oriental Honour Guard Uniform Type 1

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                      This Honour Guard Uniform is based on the medieval uniform of the Chinese. There are very limited formations that use this ceremonial uniform and is rarely seen at occassions.

                      Oriental Honour Guard Type 2

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                      This Honour Guard Uniform is based on the ceremonial uniform adopted by pre-modern era Reitzmic military, which is ultimately based on the "jeonbok". This uniform style comes in different variations, but the more common is the Type 2A distinguished by the use of the Beonggeoji headgear. The Type 2B instead wears a uniform based on the ones used by the Naegeumwi (asian guards of the sovereign).

                      King's Guards Uniform

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                      This Honour Guard Uniform is the most commonly seen, the vibrant red tunic is based on the redcoat uniform of pre-modern era Reitzmic military. However, only bearskin hats are worn with the red tunic as headdress. Some units are seen with other headdresses such as "Tricorn" hats and "Beefeaters". The cavalry units also wear a variant of this uniform with a helmet, although their black uniform is more commonly seen at royal residences.

                      King's Reserves & Cadets Uniform

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                      This uniform is used by cadets of the Royal Military Academy and reserve units participating during parades. The bright blue, yellow, and red colours are similar to the colours of the Oriental Honour Guard Type 2A Uniform but with a European style of decorative elements such as epaulettes and a short feathered shako.

                      Service Dress

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                      The Service Dress varies from each branch of the Armed Forces. The Army uses 3 styles, No. 1 "Blue Dress" being used for more ceremonial occassions or at temperate climates, No. 2 "Field Dress" being used for parades and is he main service dress used and seen, and No. 3 "White Dress" being used for hot climates. A variant of No. 3 called No. 4 is used only by officers. At formal gatherings and evening messes, army pesonnel wear a Mess Dress. Mess dresses fall under No. 10 (Temperate Mess), with red mess jacket and waistcoat, and No. 11 (Warm Mess), with white mess jacket but without waistcoat. At their barracks and garrisons, army personnel are commonly seen wearing a "Barrack Dress", this dress falls under No. 13 (temperate), and No. 7 (warm weather).

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                      The Air Force on the other hand generally wears the No. 1 Service dress more commonly. A variant of this dress, called No. 1A, is used only by officers and is primarily seen for important events and parades. At warm climates, the No. 6 uniform is used primarily. At work, RAF personnel are seen wearing the Service Working Dress under the No. 2 series.

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                      The Royal Navy uses two styles of their main service dress under the No. 1 series. No. 1a is used for ceremonial parades and official occasions, No. 1b is used as the main service dress at regular days, and No. 1c is only a slight variation of No. 1b and is usually seen aboard ships and in coastal installations. Like the Army, the Navy also has a "Mess Dress" for evening events and formal gatherings. This belongs under No. 2 with two variations, No. 2a is for the most formal occasions and is distinguished by the blue mess jacket, while No.2b is for less formal occasions and is distinguished by a black tailcoat or a black cummerbund.

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                        DEFENSE INDUSTRY IN REITZMAG

                        This is a comprehensive list of military equipment produced by the Kingdom of Reitzmag over the years. The list also highlights products that are available for export as outlined by the Ministry of Defense's Export Whitelist.

                        AIR SUPERIORITY FIGHTER

                        Name Variants Manufacturer Status in HM Armed Forces Export Availability
                        Thunder F.1 A, M RAe Systems Retired Ceased Production
                        Vampire F.2 A, B, C, D, E, M Reitzmic Aerospace Industries Retired Ceased Production
                        Intruder F.3 A, B, M RAe Systems Retired Ceased Production
                        Meteor F.4 A, B, M Reitzmic Aerospace Industries Retired Ceased Production
                        Viper F.5 A, B, C RAe Systems Retired Ceased Prodcution
                        Javelin F.6 A, B, C, D, M Reitzmic Aerospace Industries Retired Ceased Production
                        Lancer F.7 A, B, M Samsung Heavy Industries Retired Ceased Production
                        Tornado F.8 A, B, S RAe Systems In Service Open
                        Cyclone F.9 A, B, C, M Reitzmic Aerospace Industries In Service Limited
                        Lightning F.10 A, B, M RAe Systems In Service Limited

                        Variants

                        T for Training, M for Carrier Capability, S for Strike/Fighter-bomber

                        MULTI-ROLE FIGHTER

                        Name Variants Manufacturer Status in HM Armed Forces Export Availability
                        Airhog FA.1 A, M RAe Systems Retired Ceased Production
                        Fury FA.2 A, B, C RAe Systems Retired Ceased Production
                        Griffin FA.3 A, M Reitzmic Aerospace Industries Retired Ceased Production
                        Valiant FA.4 A, B, M Samsung Heavy Industries Retired Ceased Production
                        Phantom FA.5 A, B, M Hyundai Aerospace Retired Available
                        Victory FA.6 A, B, I, M Reitzmic Aerospace Industries Retired Available
                        Dragon FA.7 A, B, C, M RAe Systems Did not enter Service Available
                        Archer FA.8 A, B, M Samsung Heavy Industries Did not enter Service Limited
                        Hurricane FA.9 A, B, C, M Hyundai Aerospace In Service Limited
                        Falcon FA.10 A, B, M RAe Systems In Service Limited
                        Hawk FA.11 (보라매/Boramae) A, B, M Hyundai Aerospace Under Development -
                        Eagle FA.12 (독수리/Doksuri) A, B, M Samsung Heavy Industries Under Development -

                        Variants

                        T for Training, M for Carrier Capability, S for Strike/Fighter-bomber

                        STRIKE FIGHTER

                        Name Variants Manufacturer Status in HM Armed Forces Export Availability
                        Crimson S.1 A, B, M Reitzmic Aerospace Industries Retired Ceased Production

                        Variants

                        T for Training, M for Carrier Capability

                        GROUND ATTACK AIRCRAFT

                        Name Variants Manufacturer Status in HM Armed Forces Export Availability
                        Pigeon GA.1 A, M RAe Systems Retired Available
                        Grasshopper GA.2 A, B, C, D, E, M Reitzmic Aerospace Industries Retired Available
                        Tiger GA.3 A, B, C Hyundai Aerospace Retired Limited
                        Alpha GA.4 A, T, N, TM RAe Systems In Service Limited
                        Hawk GA.5 A, T, M, NT Samsung Heavy Industries In Service Limited

                        Variants

                        T for Training, M for Carrier Capability

                        AIRBORNE EARLY WARNING

                        Name Variants Manufacturer Status in HM Armed Forces Export Availability
                        Vulture AEW.1 A, P RAe Systems Retired Ceased Production
                        Orion AEW.2 A, S, P Samsung Heavy Industries In Service Limited

                        Variants

                        P for Patrol, S for Anti-Submarine Warfare

                        RECONNAISSANCE/PATROL AIRCRAFT

                        Name Variants Manufacturer Status in HM Armed Forces Export Availability

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                        TANKER/IFR AIRCRAFT

                        Name Variants Manufacturer Status in HM Armed Forces Export Availability
                        Infinite K.1 RAe Systems Retired Ceased Production
                        Pacific K.2 Samsung Heavy Industries Did not enter Service Open
                        Voyager K.3 Samsung Heavy Industries In Service Limited

                        CARGO AIRCRAFT

                        Name Variants Manufacturer Status in HM Armed Forces Export Availability

                        BOMBER AIRCRAFT

                        Name Variants Manufacturer Status in HM Armed Forces Export Availability
                        Nightmare B.1 Reitzmic Aerospace Industries Retired Ceased
                        Obliterator B.2 RAe Systems Retired Ceased
                        Demolisher B.3 Reitzmic Aerospace Industries Retired Ceased
                        Dove B.4 Reitzmic Aerospace Industries Retired Open
                        Ranger B.5 RAe Systems Retired Ceased
                        Swan B.6 Samsung Heavy Industries Reserve Limited
                        Hunter B.7 Hyundai Aerospace In Service Limited

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