Equipment of the Atmoran Army: Difference between revisions

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Weapon	Caliber	Origin	Notes
Pistols
VK P-15	9×19mm Parabellum	Atmora	Standard issue service pistol for the Atmoran Forces and entered service in 1937.
Gerards P-6	5.7×28mm	Atmora	used by Atmoran Special Forces.
Submachine guns
Mineba MP-9	9×19mm Parabellum	Mizuho	Used by airborne, security, and the Atmoran Special Forces.
VK MP-12	9×19mm Parabellum	Atmora	Only used by Atmoran Special Forces.
Assault rifles, battle rifles and carbines
FN G-21	5.56×45mm	Atmora	Service rifle, entered service in 1994
SIG G-87	5.56×45mm	Atmora	Service rifle, entered service in 1978, used by National Reserve units.
VK G-46	5.56×45mm	Atmora	Used by airborne and Atmoran Special Forces.
Snipers
FN SSG-21	5.56×45mm	Atmora	Designated marksman rifle variant of the G-21.
Gerards SSG-7	.300 Whistler Magnum	Atmora
Brieder SSG-109	14.5×114mm	Atmora	Anti-material rifle.
Machine Guns
Breider MG-9	5.56×45mm	Atmora	Standard issue infantry support weapon.
Breider MG-11	7.62×51mm	Atmora	Standard-issue general purpose machine gun.
Morsinkhoff MG-4F			Standard issue heavy machine gun.
Shotguns
Gerards HG-114	12-gauge	Atmora	In service since 2003.

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Name	Origin	Type	Quantity^[1]	Manufactuer	Notes
Armoured vehicles
PV83 Edelweiss 2	Atmora	Main battle tank	3,530	Elzevier	Introduced in 1997 to replace the Edelweiss 1, in active service.
PV83 Edelweiss 1	Atmora	Main battle tank	6,780	Elzevier	Introduced in 1979, replaced by the Edelweiss 2 in 1997. Edelweiss 1s placed into reserve.

Name	Origin	Type	Number
PV83 Edelweiss	Atmora	Main battle tank	3,289 active 3,161 storage
GV78 Fautsoen	Atmora	Assault gun	894
GRV71 Marter	Atmora	Infantry Fighting Vehicle	2,684
GV85 Poema	Atmora	Armoured Fighting Vehicle	1,384
GV91 Fennek	Atmora	Armored personnel carrier	5,466
LGV45	Atmora	Armoured car	17,600
PsH-90 Kruisvaarder	Atmora	Self-propelled howitzer	1,150

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Name	Pattern name(s)	Pattern	Image	Notes
Atmoran Army Combat Uniform (AACU)	Atmoran Disprutive Pattern (ATDPAT)		File:Atmoran M51B Body Armor.jpg
Atmoran Army Aircrew Combat Uniform (AA2CU)	Atmoran Disprutive Pattern (ATDPAT)		File:Marine pilot female single render by monkeyrebel117 dd3ywkh-pre.png

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