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| deployed          = 21,608 (January 2021)
| deployed          = 21,608 (January 2021)
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| amount            = $227 Billion (Combined Armed Forces)
| amount            = $267 Billion (Defense Forces) <br> $107 Billion (Armed Forces)
| percent_GDP        = 6.89%
| percent_GDP        = 6.89%
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| [[File:Cobalt_7.png|center|300px]]
| [[File:Cobalt_7.png|center|300px]]
| Marksmanship rifle from Cobalt industries
| Marksmanship rifle from Cobalt industries
| {{flag|Riamo}}
| {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Qazhshava}}
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| R4A <br> {{flag|Riamo}}
| R4A <br> {{flag|Riamo}}
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! style="align: center; background: #A3B6BF;" colspan="4" | Sub-machine guns
! style="align: center; background: #A3B6BF;" colspan="4" | Combat Vehicles
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| C-96 Cooper <br> {{flag|Riamo}}
| [[File:Stryker ICV front q.jpg|center|300px]]
| Infantry fighting vehicle in use by the army
| {{flag|Riamo}}
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| A-12 Thunder <br> {{flag|Riamo}}
| [[File:Pi111804a1.jpg|center|300px]]
| Light Infantry fighting vehicle
| {{flag|Riamo}}
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| T-50 Longshot <br> {{flag|Riamo}}
| [[File:Centauro Tank Iraq.jpg|center|300px]]
| Mobile armoured tank hunter
| {{flag|Riamo}}
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| T-22 Fuze <br> {{flag|Riamo}}
| [[File:Challenger 1 suspension.jpg|center|300px]]
| Main battle tank first deployed in 2012
| {{flag|Riamo}}
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| A-12 Swordfish <br> {{flag|Riamo}}
| [[File:TB2015ExhibitionP2-39.jpg|center|300px]]
| Amphibious Armored Cavalry
| {{flag|Riamo}}
|-
! style="align: center; background: #A3B6BF;" colspan="4" | Recovery & Logistics Vehicles
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| Gran Cobra <br> {{flag|Riamo}}
| Great Cobra <br> {{flag|Riamo}}
| [[File:Tatra T 815-7.jpg|center|300px]]
| [[File:Tatra T 815-7.jpg|center|300px]]
| Used across all branches in a variety of situations. Comes in 4x4, 6x6, and 8x8 versions.
| Used across all branches in a variety of situations. Standard version of the "Great" Family, which comes in 4x4, 6x6, and 8x8 versions.
| {{flag|Riamo}}
|-
| Great Tiger <br> {{flag|Riamo}}
| [[File:Tatra T815-7 (3).jpg|center|300px]]
| 3x3 Transport & Logistics vehicle.
| {{flag|Riamo}}
| {{flag|Riamo}}
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| Gran Lagarto <br> {{flag|Riamo}}
| Great Lizard <br> {{flag|Riamo}}
| [[File:Autojeřáb AD30 Tatra815-7.jpg|center|300px]]
| [[File:Autojeřáb AD30 Tatra815-7.jpg|center|300px]]
| Recovery vehicle derived from the Cobra.
| 4x4 Recovery vehicle.
| {{flag|Riamo}}
|-
| Great Zebra <br> {{flag|Riamo}}
| [[File:BMP-2 on a Tatra.jpg|center|300px]]
| 4x4 Tow and transport vehicle.
| {{flag|Riamo}}
| {{flag|Riamo}}
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===Vessels===
===Vessels===
See: [[Riamese Navy]] for more details
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*RSS Etxenaro Farisment
*RSS Leo Camaro
*RSS Carlos Arniches
*RSS Álvarez Quintero
*RSS Machado
*RSS García Lorca
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*RSS Qebira
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*RSS Alasar
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| Sometimes called "Guri-A Class"
| Sometimes called "Guri-A Class"
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| Sister of Seabird Class {{flag|Vultesia}} <br> Co-developed by {{flag|Krenya}} & {{flag|Riamo}}
| Sister of Seabird Class {{flag|Vultesia}} <br> Co-developed by {{flag|Krenya}} & {{flag|Riamo}}
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| Prominent Class
| Tridente Class
| [[File:RDN P555 Storen 1.jpg|center|300px]]
| [[File:RDN P555 Storen 1.jpg|center|300px]]
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*RSS Tridente
*RSS Álvarez Quintero
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*RSS Machado
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*RSS Levante
*RSS Levante
*RSS Pucamay
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*RSS Molina
*RSS Guatopo
*RSS Fillesa
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===Aircraft===
===Aircraft===
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! style="align: center; background: #A3B6BF;" colspan="5" | Combat Aircraft
! style="align: center; background: #A3B6BF;" colspan="5" | Combat Aircraft
|-
|-
| JF-21 "Sabrehead" <br> [[Pan-Paisic Corporation]] <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed)
| JF-21 "Sabrehead" <br> [[Pan-Nostrian Aerospace]] <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed)
| [[File:V22 - Vector.png|center|300px]]
| [[File:V22 - Vector.png|center|300px]]
| Latest multi-role fighter jet in service in Riamo. Is sometimes referred to as the V22 "Vector"
| Latest multi-role fighter jet in service in Riamo. Is sometimes referred to as the V22 "Vector"
| 48 (AF) {{flag|Riamo}} <br> 27 (Navy) {{flag|Riamo}} <br> ~30 {{flag|Vultesia}}
| 48 (AF) {{flag|Riamo}} <br> 27 (Navy) {{flag|Riamo}} <br> ~30 {{flag|Vultesia}}
|-
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| F89-B "Vespid" <br> [[Pan-Paisic Corporation]] <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed)
| F89-B "Vespid" <br> [[Pan-Nostrian Aerospace]] <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed)
| [[File:J-3005.jpg|center|300px]]
| [[File:J-3005.jpg|center|300px]]
| Light fighter in use by the air force and navy
| Light fighter in use by the air force and navy
| 32 {{flag|Riamo}}
| 32 {{flag|Riamo}}
|-
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| A13 "Hoplite" <br> [[Pan-Paisic Corporation]] <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed)
| A13 "Hoplite" <br> [[Pan-Nostrian Aerospace]] <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed)
| [[File:Yakovlev Yak- 130 (modify).jpg|center|300px]]
| [[File:Yakovlev Yak- 130 (modify).jpg|center|300px]]
| Trainer and light fighter to be replaced by Sabrehead's in the Riamese AF
| Trainer and light fighter to be replaced by Sabrehead's in the Riamese AF
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! style="align: center; background: #A3B6BF;" colspan="5" | Cargo aircraft
! style="align: center; background: #A3B6BF;" colspan="5" | Cargo aircraft
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| V206 "Vulture" <br> [[Pan-Paisic Corporation]] <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed)
| V206 "Vulture" <br> [[Pan-Nostrian Aerospace]] <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed)
| [[File:U-14 Steadfast.jpg|center|300px]]
| [[File:U-14 Steadfast.jpg|center|300px]]
| Main cargo airplane in use by the Riamese Armed Forces
| Main cargo airplane in use by the Riamese Armed Forces
| 26 {{flag|Riamo}}  
| 26 {{flag|Riamo}}  
|-
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| U93L "Sidestep" <br> [[Pan-Paisic Corporation]] <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed)
| U93L "Sidestep" <br> [[Pan-Nostrian Aerospace]] <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed)
| [[File:PZL M28B bis (Bryza Bis) (09).jpg|center|300px]]
| [[File:PZL M28B bis (Bryza Bis) (09).jpg|center|300px]]
| Small transport aircraft for minor cargo payloads
| Small transport aircraft for minor cargo payloads
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! style="align: center; background: #A3B6BF;" colspan="5" | Trainer aircraft
! style="align: center; background: #A3B6BF;" colspan="5" | Trainer aircraft
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| VT3 "Turpial" <br> [[Pan-Paisic Corporation]] <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed)
| VT3 "Turpial" <br> [[Pan-Nostrian Aerospace]] <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed)
| [[File:Super-Tucano Ecuador.jpg|center|300px]]
| [[File:Super-Tucano Ecuador.jpg|center|300px]]
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! style="align: center; background: #A3B6BF;" colspan="5" | Attack Helicopters
! style="align: center; background: #A3B6BF;" colspan="5" | Attack Helicopters
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| UPR80D "Rook" <br> [[Pan-Paisic Corporation]] <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed)
| UPR80D "Rook" <br> [[Pan-Nostrian Aerospace]] <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed)
| [[File:Austrian Air Force S-70A42.jpg|center|300px]]
| [[File:Austrian Air Force S-70A42.jpg|center|300px]]
| In use by the Navy's Coast Guard unit and Emergency Services
| In use by the Navy's Coast Guard unit and Emergency Services
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! style="align: center; background: #A3B6BF;" colspan="5" | Transport and Rescue Helicopters
! style="align: center; background: #A3B6BF;" colspan="5" | Transport and Rescue Helicopters
|-
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| SRP98 "Songbird" <br> [[Pan-Paisic Corporation]] <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed)
| SRP98 "Songbird" <br> [[Pan-Nostrian Aerospace]] <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed)
| [[File:USCG HH-65C.jpg|center|300px]]
| [[File:USCG HH-65C.jpg|center|300px]]
| In use by the Navy's Coast Guard unit and Emergency Services
| In use by the Navy's Coast Guard unit and Emergency Services

Latest revision as of 15:06, 24 April 2022

Fuerzas Armadas de Riamo
Founded9 June 1719; 305 years ago (1719-06-09)
Websitewww.fuerzasarmadas.gov.ri
Personnel
Military age17
Conscription1 compulsory year
Reaching military
age annually		121,506 (January 2021)
Active personnel358,014 (January 2021)
Reserve personnel1,830,971 (January 2021)
Deployed personnel21,608 (January 2021)
Expenditure
Budget$267 Billion (Defense Forces)
$107 Billion (Armed Forces)
Percent of GDP6.89%
Industry
Foreign suppliers Bakyern
 Gassasinia
 Kentalis
 Mehrava

The Riamese Armed Forces (Spanish: Fuerzas Armadas de Riamo) are the combined defense efforts of the nation of Riamo. Duties include protecting Riamese and regional diplomatic, economical, and social interests, as well as providing an offensive and defensive force capable of defending the nation and its peoples.

Role

Functions of the defense force include:

  • Defend national interests of Riamo
  • Assisting in labors of national security as well as during environmental disasters
  • Affirming Riamese position as a leading naval power
  • Project a sense of security to the nations with economical, cultural, historical and political ties to Riamo
  • Humanitarian Aid and Peacekeeping

History

Organization

Equipment

Small Arms

Name Image Notes Users
Secondary armament
PPX4
 Riamo
PPX4(gun).png
 High letality with medium stopping power  Riamo
Sub-machine guns
CA-13
 Riamo
CA-13.png
 Short and lightweight CA prototype  Riamo
R2
 Riamo
R2(gun).png
 Improved version of the R1  Riamo
 Bakyern
 Shadoveil
P40 Scorpion
 Riamo
P40 Scorpion.png
 Popular among paratrooper forces for being lightweight and portable  Riamo
A227
 Riamo
AUG A2 407mm klein 03.jpg
 Bullpup rifle common in some infantry batallions  Riamo
Carabines and rifles
CA-20
 Riamo
CA-20.png
 Common medium caliber rifle used across all branches of the military  Riamo
R316
 Riamo
R316.png
 Carabine version of the R2 usually chambered in 6.67 rifle caliber  Riamo
Marksman rifles
Cobalt 7
 Riamo
Cobalt 7.png
 Marksmanship rifle from Cobalt industries  Riamo
 Qazhshava
R4A
 Riamo
R4A.png
 Experimental marksmanship carabine from the Reactor series  Riamo
Machine Guns
TBA
Sniper and Marksman Rifles
TBA

Variants

Variants
  • {
  • Users
  • -
  • R1
     Riamo
  • R1(gun).png
  • To be phased out
  •  Riamo
     Shadoveil
  • -
  • CA-20S
     Riamo
  • CA-20S.png
  • CA-20 version with integrated silencer and lighter body
  •  Riamo
  • -
  • CA-20K
     Riamo
  • CA-20K.png
  • Keymod version of the CA-20, used by some specialists
  •  Riamo
  • -
  • CA-22
     Riamo
  • CA-22.png
  • Ergonomic and "rounded" long version of the CA-20. Is used along the CA-20
  •  Riamo
  • -
  • S-A707
     Riamo
  • R2(gun).png
  • Improved version of the R1
  •  Riamo
     Bakyern
  • -
  • }

Land Vehicles

Name Image Notes Users
Combat Vehicles
C-96 Cooper
 Riamo
Stryker ICV front q.jpg
 Infantry fighting vehicle in use by the army  Riamo
A-12 Thunder
 Riamo
Pi111804a1.jpg
 Light Infantry fighting vehicle  Riamo
T-50 Longshot
 Riamo
Centauro Tank Iraq.jpg
 Mobile armoured tank hunter  Riamo
T-22 Fuze
 Riamo
Challenger 1 suspension.jpg
 Main battle tank first deployed in 2012  Riamo
A-12 Swordfish
 Riamo
TB2015ExhibitionP2-39.jpg
 Amphibious Armored Cavalry  Riamo
Recovery & Logistics Vehicles
Great Cobra
 Riamo
Tatra T 815-7.jpg
 Used across all branches in a variety of situations. Standard version of the "Great" Family, which comes in 4x4, 6x6, and 8x8 versions.  Riamo
Great Tiger
 Riamo
Tatra T815-7 (3).jpg
 3x3 Transport & Logistics vehicle.  Riamo
Great Lizard
 Riamo
Autojeřáb AD30 Tatra815-7.jpg
 4x4 Recovery vehicle.  Riamo
Great Zebra
 Riamo
BMP-2 on a Tatra.jpg
 4x4 Tow and transport vehicle.  Riamo

Vessels

See: Riamese Navy for more details


Aircraft

Name Image Numbers Notes
Combat Aircraft
JF-21 "Sabrehead"
Pan-Nostrian Aerospace
 Riamo
 Vultesia (co-developed)
V22 - Vector.png
 Latest multi-role fighter jet in service in Riamo. Is sometimes referred to as the V22 "Vector" 48 (AF)  Riamo
27 (Navy)  Riamo
~30  Vultesia
F89-B "Vespid"
Pan-Nostrian Aerospace
 Riamo
 Vultesia (co-developed)
J-3005.jpg
 Light fighter in use by the air force and navy 32  Riamo
A13 "Hoplite"
Pan-Nostrian Aerospace
 Riamo
 Vultesia (co-developed)
Yakovlev Yak- 130 (modify).jpg
 Trainer and light fighter to be replaced by Sabrehead's in the Riamese AF 12  Riamo
6  Tuaran Republic
Cargo aircraft
V206 "Vulture"
Pan-Nostrian Aerospace
 Riamo
 Vultesia (co-developed)
U-14 Steadfast.jpg
 Main cargo airplane in use by the Riamese Armed Forces 26  Riamo
U93L "Sidestep"
Pan-Nostrian Aerospace
 Riamo
 Vultesia (co-developed)
PZL M28B bis (Bryza Bis) (09).jpg
 Small transport aircraft for minor cargo payloads 15  Riamo
Trainer aircraft
VT3 "Turpial"
Pan-Nostrian Aerospace
 Riamo
 Vultesia (co-developed)
Super-Tucano Ecuador.jpg
 11  Riamo
Attack Helicopters
UPR80D "Rook"
Pan-Nostrian Aerospace
 Riamo
 Vultesia (co-developed)
Austrian Air Force S-70A42.jpg
 In use by the Navy's Coast Guard unit and Emergency Services 26  Riamo
6  Tuaran Republic
~25  Vultesia
Transport and Rescue Helicopters
SRP98 "Songbird"
Pan-Nostrian Aerospace
 Riamo
 Vultesia (co-developed)
USCG HH-65C.jpg
 In use by the Navy's Coast Guard unit and Emergency Services 26  Riamo
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