Yulsan Armed Forces

Yulsan Armed Forces
Service branches	Yulsan Army Yulsan Navy Yulsan Air Force
Headquarters	Gyeryongdae, Nogcheon
Leadership
President	Park Sunmi
Minister of Defense	Kim Yeonjae
Personnel
Military age	18 - 60
Conscription	Yes
Active personnel	1,123,400
Reserve personnel	3,045,400
Expenditure
Budget	$ 303,370,313,400
Percent of GDP	4.5%
Industry
Domestic suppliers	Jinhan, Cheolsang, Ryu-Lyeon
Foreign suppliers	N/A

The Yulsan Armed Forces is a military organization under the command of the president, the minister of defense, and the military commanders. Its duties include defending its national territory, counterterror operations, and carrying out military operations to improve Yulsan's national interests.

Yulsan provides conscription services for healthy adult men and women over the age of 18. As of 1613 AR, Yulsan's active force was 1,123,400, while the reserve force was 3,045,400.

After completing their military service, Yulsan's men and women will join the reserve army for five years after their discharge. The reserve soldiers will undergo military training three days a year during their daily lives. In case of emergency, the reserve soldiers will be mobilized by the president's mobilization order to serve as military troops.

Yulsan is a country that has nuclear weapons and chemical weapons. Yulsan classifies nuclear weapons as strategic weapons and is preparing to use them by using hypersonic missiles, ballistic missiles, and cruise missiles.

Yulsan had bioweapons programs before the Blood War, but it was abandoned after the Blood War ended.

The Yulsan Army Forces are composed of the Army, Navy, and Air Force. The Army is tasked with defending Yulsan's territories, people, and interests from threats on the ground. The majority of divisions in the Army are composed of armored divisions or mechanized infantry divisions. The Navy consists of one regional fleet, three ocean fleets, and a strategic command, and it is classified as a blue-water navy. In addition, the Navy is a unit that operates strategic nuclear weapons and has the character of a strategic force. The Air Force consists of 46 fighter wings and various units that support them. Like the Navy, the Air Force is also operating strategic nuclear weapons. The Space Command, also under the Air Force, is in charge of space powers, including military satellites and unmanned space shuttles.

Command structure

The Yulsan Armed Forces has the president as its commander-in-chief and is commanded by the president and the minister of defense and other commanders. All other commanders except the president and the defense minister are made up of active duty soldiers.

Yulsan Armed Forces are controlled by the principles of civil control. Only civilians or retired soldiers can serve as minister of defense, and active duty soldiers cannot serve as defense ministers.

Current military command

Position	Photo	Name	Service	Serving since	Nominated by
President of the Republic of Yulsan		President Park Sunmi	-	February 12th 1612 AR	-
Minister of Defense		Minister of Defense Kim Yeonjae	Yulsan Air Force(Retired)	March 2nd 1612 AR	Park Sunmi
Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff		General Yoon Gil-Hyung	Yulsan Army	March 25th 1612 AR	Park Sunmi
Chief of Staff Republic of Yulsan Army		General Jang Tae-Shin	Yulsan Army	March 25th 1612 AR	Park Sunmi
Chief of Staff Republic of Yulsan Navy		General Song Da-Hee	Yulsan Navy	March 25th 1612 AR	Park Sunmi
Chief of Staff Republic of Yulsan Air Force		General Hwang Do Young	Yulsan Air Force	March 25th 1612 AR	Park Sunmi

Equipment

Infantry Firearms

Name	Origin	Type	Caliber	Photo	Notes
IFA-14	Yulsan	Infantry auto railgun	5.56 mm		Uses 50-round detachable magazine. 750 rounds/min Uses detachable standard-1 firearms battery.(Battery life when firing continuously: 2 hours)
ISG-12	Yulsan	Infantry auto railgun	9 mm		Uses 30-round detachable magazine. 750 rounds/min Uses detachable standard-1 firearms battery.(Battery life when firing continuously: 2.5 hours)
IP-55	Yulsan	Railgun pistol	9 mm		Uses 15-round detachable magazine. Uses detachable standard-2 firearms battery.(Battery life when firing continuously: 1 hours)
IMG-24	Yulsan	Infantry auto railgun	7.62 mm		Uses linked disintegrating belt in a 100- or 200-round soft pouch. 850 rounds/min. Uses detachable standard-3 firearms battery.(Battery life when firing continuously: 1.5 hours)
HMG-22	Yulsan	Heavy auto railgun	14.5 mm		750 rounds/min. Uses belt-fed feed system Uses detachable standard-4 firearms battery.(Battery life when firing continuously: 1.5 hours) Can be connected to the battery of the powered suit
ATL-9	Yulsan	Anti-tank heavy railgun	60 mm		Uses detachable standard-1 firearms battery.(Battery replacement required per 3 shots) Can be connected to the battery of the Powered Suit

Armored Vehicles

Name	Origin	Type	Quantity	Photo	Notes
HAFV-5	Yulsan	Main Battle Tank	4,340(Army), 140(Marine corps)		Armed with one 120 mm railgun and one 14.5 mm auto railgun. Soft-Kill/Hard-Kill APS equipped.
HAFV-6	Yulsan	Main Battle Tank	840(Army)		Armed with one 120 mm railgun, one 40 mm grenade machine gun, one 1MW tactical high energy laser(THEL) gun and one 14.5 mm auto railgun. Soft-Kill/Hard-Kill APS equipped. Uses the unmanned turret. Limited optical camouflage applied
AFV-12	Yulsan	Infantry Fighting Vehicle	7,070(Army)		Armed with one 30 mm auto railgun, four anti-tank missiles and one 14.5 mm auto railgun. Soft-Kill/Hard-Kill APS equipped.
AFV-10	Yulsan	Armored Personnel Carrier	14,210(Army)		Armed with one 30mm auto railgun and one 14.5 mm auto railgun. Soft-Kill/Hard-Kill APS equipped.
AFV-8	Yulsan	Assault amphibious vehicle	288(Marine corps)		Armed with one 30 mm auto railgun, one 40mm grenade machine gun and one 14.5 mm auto railgun. Soft-Kill/Hard-Kill APS equipped.

Artillery

Name	Origin	Type	Quantity	Photo	Notes
SPH-035	Yulsan	Self-propelled Railgun Artillery	7,550(Army), 216(Marine corps)		Caliber 155mm

Anti-Air System

Name	Origin	Type	Quantity	Photo	Notes
SAIMS	Yulsan	Anti-Air/Anti-Missile system	50 Batteries(96 missiles per battery)	TBD	Standard anti-air interceptor missile system(SAIMS). A sea-operational version exists that is mounted on ships' VLS. Interception altitude: 55km
HADS	Yulsan	High altitude Anti-Air/Anti-Missile system	25 Batteries(48 missiles per battery)	TBD	High-altitude anti-air defense system(HADS). A sea-operational version exists that is mounted on ships' VLS. Interception altitude: 150km

Ships

Class	Origin	Type	Full load displacement(t)	Quantity	Photo	Notes
Jolbon	Yulsan	Aircraft carrier	100,200	9		Nuclear fusion propulsion. Operate 90 aircraft
Nogcheon	Yulsan	Missile Cruiser	41,600	12		Nuclear fusion propulsion. Armed with 384 VLS cells, one 203mm Railgun, four 2 MW Tactical High-Energy Laser(THEL) turrets and five 25mm Railgun CIWS turrets.
Cheonji	Yulsan	Cruiser	41,900	8		Nuclear fusion propulsion. Armed with 192 VLS cells, two 406mm Railgun turrets(Total 6 guns), four 2 MW Tactical High-Energy Laser(THEL) turrets and five 25mm Railgun CIWS turrets.
Gwang-Gyeong	Yulsan	Destroyer	15,000	55		Nuclear fusion propulsion. Armed with 192 VLS cells, one 155mm Railgun, two 2 MW Tactical High-Energy Laser(THEL) turrets and one 25mm Railgun CIWS turret.
Yeonsuri	Yulsan	Frigate	3,600	32		Nuclear fusion propulsion. Armed with 16 VLS cells, one 76mm Railgun, two 2 MW Tactical High-Energy Laser(THEL) turrets and one 25mm Railgun CIWS turret.
Yu-lyeong	Yulsan	Drone control ship	4,600	24		Nuclear fusion propulsion. Operate 6 Aerial drones and 8 maritime drones. Armed with 16 VLS cells, one 76mm Railgun, two 2 MW Tactical High-Energy Laser(THEL) turrets and one 25mm Railgun CIWS turret.
Song Sanghyuk	Yulsan	Drone carrier	23,500	12		Nuclear fusion propulsion. Operate 32 Aerial drones and 16 maritime drones. Armed with 8 VLS cells, two 2 MW Tactical High-Energy Laser(THEL) turrets and three 25mm Railgun CIWS turret.
Chamdolgolae	Yulsan	Attack submarine	7,250	65		Nuclear fusion propulsion. Armed with 8 VLS cells and six 533mm torpedo launcher tubes(Total 48 torpedoes).
Beomgolae	Yulsan	Strategic submarine	20,820	12		Nuclear fusion propulsion. Armed with 16 submarine-launched hypersonic glide vehicle (HGV) and six 533mm torpedo launcher tubes(Total 24 torpedoes).
Yoon Sang-Cheol	Yulsan	Amphibious assault ship	45,500	8		Nuclear fusion propulsion. transportation of 57 vehicles. 1,600 Marines are allowed on board. Operate 36 V/STOL aircraft

Aircraft

Name	Origin	Type	Quantity	Photo	Notes
FA-11	Yulsan	Fighter Jet	2,446(Air force)		Multi-Band Stealth feature applied. Possessing BVR/WVR air combat capability.
FA-12	Yulsan	Fighter Jet	834(Navy)		Multi-Band Stealth feature applied. Operational on aircraft carriers. Possessing BVR/WVR air combat capability.
FA-14	Yulsan	V/STOL Fighter Jet	320(Navy)		Multi-Band Stealth feature applied. Operational on aircraft carriers and amphibious assault ships. Possessing BVR/WVR air combat capability.
AA-05	Yulsan	Attack Aircraft	1,436(Air force), 576(Navy)		Multi-Band Stealth feature applied. Operational on aircraft carriers. Possessing BVR/WVR air combat capability.
BA-02	Yulsan	Bomber Jet	124(Air force)		Multi-Band Stealth feature applied. Combat radius: 10,500 km. Maximum speed: Mach 12.
EA-03	Yulsan	Electronic warfare aircraft	120(Air force), 80(Navy)		Modified version of the AA-05. Multi-Band Stealth feature applied. Operational on aircraft carriers. Possessing BVR/WVR air combat capability.
AW-03	Yulsan	AEW&C	72(Navy)		Multi-Band AESA radar equipped. Operational on aircraft carriers.
AW-05	Yulsan	AEW&C	48(Air force)		Multi-Band AESA radar equipped.
CA-03	Yulsan	Cargo Plane	84(Air force)		V/STOL Aircraft. Capable of transporting 158 infantry or 3 APCs or 6 light utility vehicles or one tank.
KCA-02	Yulsan	Aerial refueling aircraft	64(Air force)		50 tons of fuel loadable.
MA-47 'Jeon-Gal'	Yulsan	VTOL Attack Aircraft	384(Army)		V/STOL Aircraft.
M-12 'Gileogi'	Yulsan	VTOL Multi-Purpose Aircraft	768(Army), 72(Navy), 124(Air force)		V/STOL Aircraft. Capable of transporting 12 infantry
M-15 'Gamauzi'	Yulsan	VTOL Multi-Purpose Aircraft	368(Marine corps)		V/STOL Aircraft. Capable of transporting 24 infantry
MA-48 'Galmaegi'	Yulsan	VTOL Anti-Submarine warfare Aircraft/Attack aircraft	248(Navy), 124(Marine corps)		V/STOL Aircraft. One active dipping sonar equipped.
GA-02	Yulsan	VTOL Gunship	72(Army)		V/STOL Aircraft.

Drones

Name	Origin	Type	Quantity	Photo	Notes
MA-14	Yulsan	Unmanned Fighter Jet	1,486(Air force), 540(Navy)		Multi-Band Stealth feature applied. Operational on aircraft carriers. Possessing BVR/WVR air combat capability. Type 2 Standard Air Combat Semi-Autonomous AI apllied.
MA-8	Yulsan	Unmanned Fighter Jet	768(Navy)		X-Band Stealth feature applied. Operational on aircraft carriers and drone carriers. Possessing BVR/WVR air combat capability. Type 1.5 Standard Air Combat Semi-Autonomous AI apllied.
UMH-5	Yulsan	Unmanned reconnaissance helicopter	720(Navy)		Two anti-tank missiles equipped. Type 1.4 Standard Air Combat Semi-Autonomous AI apllied. Operational on drone control ships.
CCD-3	Yulsan	Infantry-assisted drone	Two drones per army/marine platoon		One 5.56mm auto railgun equipped. a thermal sensor equipped. Type 1.7 Standard Combat Semi-Autonomous AI apllied.
USV-7	Yulsan	Unmanned Surface Vehicle	576(Navy)		One 14.5 mm auto railgun and two anti-ship hypersonic missiles equipped. Type 1.4 Standard Maritime Combat Semi-Autonomous AI apllied.
UGCV-6	Yulsan	Unmanned Ground Combat Vehicle	930(Army), 48(Marine Corps)		One 30 mm auto railgun and two anti-tank missiles equipped. Type 1.7 Standard Ground Combat Semi-Autonomous AI apllied.
UGCV-5	Yulsan	Unmanned Ground Combat Vehicle	2,790(Army), 465(Marine Corps)		One 7.62 mm auto railgun equipped. Type 1.5 Standard Ground Combat Semi-Autonomous AI apllied.