Sieuxerrian Army

Sieuxerrian Army
Active	15th century – present
Country	Sieuxerr
Allegiance	Sieuxerr
Type	Army
Size	455,000 personnel 75,000 reserve personnel
Part of	Sieuxerrian Armed Forces
Motto(s)	Valeur et Discipline "Valor and Discipline"
March	"La Victoire est à Nous"
Commanders
Grand Marshal of the Army	Emperor Napoleon VII
Marshal of Sieuxerr	Gen. Didier Auclair
Adjudant-chef de l'Armée	ACA. René Bourque

The Sieuxerrian Army, officially the Armée de Terre, is the land-based branch of the Sieuxerrian Armed Forces. It is the largest branch of the Sieuxerrian Armed Forces.

Ranks

EC Code	Rank
Enlisted
AE-1	Recrue
AE-2	Soldat 2e Classe
AE-3	Soldat 1er Classe
AE-4	Caporal-chef (Army)			Brigadier-chef (Cavalry, Armor)
	Caporal-chef de première (Army)			Brigadier-chef de premiere (Cavalry, Armor)
AE-5	Sergent (Army)			Brigadier-fourrier (Cavalry)	Mécanicien (Armor)
AE-6	Sergent-chef (Army)			Marèchal des logis (Cavalry)	Mécanicien-chef (Armor)
AE-7	Sergent-major (Army)			Marèchal des logis-chef (Cavalry)	Mécanicien-Major (Armor)
AE-8	Adjudant
AE-9	Adjudant-chef
Officers
O-1	Sous-lieutenant
O-2	Lieutenant
O-3	Capitaine
O-4	Commandant (Army)	Chef-de-battillon Chef-de-régiment (Infantry)	Chef d’escardron (Artillery)	Chef d’escardrons (Cavalry)	Chef de Chars de Combat (Armor)
O-5	Major
O-6	Colonel
O-7	Général de brigade/regiment
O-8	Général de division
O-9	Général de corps d'armée
O-10	Général de d'armée
O-11	Maréchal de Sieuxerr
O-12	Grand-Maréchal de l'Armée

Structure and organisation

Main: Organisation of the Sieuxerrian Army

Equipment

The equipment of the Siexuerrian Army can be divided into many categories.

Infantry Equipment

Small Arms

Name	Photo	Origin	Role	Cartridge	Variant	Notes
Pistols
PA M.99		Sieuxerr	Semi-automatic pistol	7.65×20mm Long	PA M.99	130,000 in service.
Assault Rifles
FA-17		Sebrenskiya Sieuxerr	Assault rifle	5.7x40mm EC	FA M.17 FA M.17 Lunette	Replacement for the FAMAS. Total contract for 600,000 rifles.
FAMAS		Sieuxerr	Assault rifle	5.7x40mm EC		Being replaced by the FA-17. Over 1,500,000 produced.
Mini-14			Assault rifle	5.7x40mm EC		Commonly used by the Gendarmerie, the Mini-14 is also used exclusively by the Twinkle Islands Defense Regiment.
Fusil ArmaLite			Assault rifle	7×51mm EC		Sieuxerr was an early adopter of the ArmaLite AR-10 rifle back in the 1960s and maintained periodic orders of modernized rifles throughout the later 20th century and into the modern day. It has and is currently used mostly by the cavalry scouts.
Machine guns
AA M82		Sieuxerr	Heavy machine gun	13.2x99mm Hotchkiss		Modernized versions have been accepted.
AAT M58		Sieuxerr Reberiya	General-purpose machine gun	7×51mm EC	AAT M.58I AAT M.58CMD AAT M.58CMG AAT M.58H AAT M.58IL	Standard machine gun. AAT M.58IL is a lightweight modernization of the M.58I, accepted in 2006.
AA M39		Hallia Sieuxerr	Heavy machine gun	12.7x99mm		Given as aid during The PSW, later produced domestically. Replaced by the M82 machine gun and placed into storage.
Sniper Rifles
FR M.08		Portcullia	Sniper Rifle	7×51mm EC		Replacement for FR-MAS M.86 for infantry units.
FR M.14		Sieuxerr	Sniper Rifle	7.2x64mm PGM		Supplements M.11 in heavier long-range roles.
FR M.11		Sieuxerr	Sniper Rifle	7×51mm EC		Standard percision sniper rifle. Supplemented by FR M.14. Used commonly with the M.08 and M.86.
FR M.93		Sieuxerr	Anti-materiel rifle	13.2x99mm Hotchkiss		Primary anti-materiel rifle.
FR M.86		Sieuxerr	Sniper rifle	7×51mm EC		Based on the FSA M.40 semi-automatic rifle. Being replaced by the M.08.
Grenade launchers
LG M.17		Sebrenskiya	Grenade launcher	40×46 mm LV		Has replaced the use of rifle grenades in the squad, mounted under M.17 rifles.

Launchers

Name	Photo	Origin	Role	Version	Number	Comment
Anti-Armor
ACCP M.15		Sieuxerr	Anti-tank guided missile			Used as a "medium" option for guided anti-tank action.
MILAC M.14 Tulipe		Sieuxerr	Anti-tank guided missile	MMP-AS MMP-HL		To replace MILAN missile.
ACCP M.02		Sieuxerr	Anti-tank guided missile			Standard issue short-range ATGM, guided alternative to M.98 and ABL M.98.
ABL M.98		Sylva	Anti-tank weapon			Unguided alternative to the ACCP-600, replacing the ABL-90.
ABL M.90		Sieuxerr Sylva	Anti-tank weapon			Being replaced by a combination of ABL M.87 and ABL-100. Confined space variant in production. While it will be replaced in the anti-tank role, new variants with anti-structure, anti-fortification, and anti-personnel warheads are being produced.
ABL M.87		Sieuxerr Sylva	Anti-tank weapon			Primary disposable anti-tank launcher. Confined space variant in production.
MILAC M.72 Lis		Sieuxerr	Anti-tank guided missile	M.72/2T M.72/3 M.72/ER		MILAC M.72 replacement underway by M.14.
LRBL M.63		Sieuxerr	Rocket-propelled grenade launcher			Modernized versions in use.

Mortars

Name	Photo	Origin	Role	Version	Number	Comment
Man-Portable
LGI-51 M.96		Sieuxerr	51mm mortar
MO-81 M.61		Sieuxerr	81mm mortar	MO-81 M.61C MO-81 M.61L MO-81 M.61LR
Towed
MO-120 M.73		Sieuxerr	120mm mortar

Vehicle Equipment

Vehicles

Name	Photo	Origin	Role	Version	Number	Comment
Tracked Combat Vehicles
Char Leclerc		Sieuxerr	Main battle tank	Séries I Séries III Séries IIIbis	1,050	Séries I models have been retained for driver training. Séries II tanks not converted to Séries III or IIIbis have been moved into storage.
AMX-45		Sieuxerr	Main battle tank			300 were purchased in the 1990s to rapidly replace older AMX-30s pending the adoption of the Char Leclerc. The last AMX-45 was retired from the 509th Armored Regiment in 2022. All surviving vehicles are to be handed to Solevant.
VCI-20		Sieuxerr				Replacement for the VCI-81. Some 2,000 vehicles are expected to be either rebuilt from older VCI-81s or newly built.
VCI-81		Sieuxerr				Some 1,500 vehicles are to be rebuilt to the VCI-20 standard. Vehicles not upgraded will be moved to storage.
Wheeled Combat Vehicles
VBMR Griffon		Sieuxerr				Replacement for VAB.
VBM		Sieuxerr				Utilized as a "medium-weight" option for the infantry. A 120mm-armed VBM-RC will replace the VRC-81 in certain cavalry regiments.
VAB		Sieuxerr	Armored personnel carrier	Various		Being replaced by the VBMR Griffon and VBMR-L Serval. Will be completely retired and put into deep storage by 2030.
EBRC Jaguar		Sieuxerr	Armored car			Replacing VRC-81s in light armored cavalry regiments.
VRC-81		Sieuxerr	Armored car			Being replaced by the EBRC Jaguar and VBM-RC.
Armored Vehicles
VBMR M.18L		Sieuxerr	APC ISTAR vehicle Communication vehicle Ambulance	VPB SA2R NCT Ambulance/Santé
VBL		Sieuxerr	IMV Anti-tank IMV Command vehicle Machine gun carrier Improved model	VBL VBL MILAN VB2L PdC VBL RECO 12.7 VBL Ultima		Ultima model replacing older VBL, VBL MILAN, and RECO 12.7 type vehicles.
Armored Recovery Vehicles
M.98DCL		Sieuxerr	Armoured recovery vehicle
Armored Engineering Vehicles
M.98EBG		Sieuxerr	Armored engineering vehicle
M.98PTG		Sieuxerr	Armored bridge-laying vehicle
Unarmored Vehicles
CTLME		Template:Country data Vihoslavia Sieuxerr	Heavy truck	Various
FVTM		Sebrenskiya Sieuxerr	Medium truck	Various
VTR		Sebrenskiya Sieuxerr	General purpose truck	Various

Artillery

Name	Photo	Origin	Role	Version	Number	Comment
Self-Propelled Artillery
CAESAR		Sieuxerr	Wheeled self-propelled howizter		260	Replaced all towed 155mm guns in Sieuxerrian service along with the ALA.
AuH2		Sieuxerr	Tracked self-propelled howizter		170	Replaced the AuF1.
AuG2		Sieuxerr	Tracked self-propelled howizter		160	170mm gun used at the corps-level to complement the ALLARMs.
Automouvant léger aérotransportable (ALA)		Sieuxerr	Tracked self-propelled howizter		110	Purchases were halted in favor of the CAESAR. Uses formerly towed 155mm guns.
AuF1		Sieuxerr	Tracked self-propelled howizter			In storage. Many are being refurbished to be handed off to Maverica to replace losses from the One Month War.
Rocket Artillery
ALLARM		Sieuxerr	Multiple rocket launcher		160	Corps-level artillery, used in striking massed formations of armor and vehicles.
Hadès		Sieuxerr	Short-range ballistic missile		36	Corps-level system, used for deep strikes into enemy territory.
Towed Artillery
TRF1		Sieuxerr	Howitzer			In storage. Some were decommissioned to be used on the ALA.
LG1		Sieuxerr	Howitzer			In storage.

Anti-Aircraft

Name	Photo	Origin	Role	Version	Number	Comment
Surface-to-air missile systems
SAMP/T		Sieuxerr	Surface-to-air missile		100	Medium and long-range air defense missile, fitted on a 8x8 chassis. Employs both the Vipera and Aster missiles.
Roland Glaive		Sieuxerr	Surface-to-air missile		150	Last generation of the Roland missile accepted into service in 1996 and given small upgrades throughout the 21st century. Able to fire 4 Roland-Glavie missiles or swap out outer two missiles with four Starstreak HVM missiles.
Mistral SATCP		Sieuxerr	Surface-to-air missile		1,250 launchers
Starstreak		Anglia	Surface-to-air missile			Purchased to augment the Glavie SAM system.
Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Guns
VDAA M.86		Sieuxerr	Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun		150	Wheeled and tracked variants are in use. Twin 35mm guns with 2,000 rounds total.
Towed Anti-Aircraft Guns
CA M.81		Sieuxerr	Towed Anti-Aircraft Gun	Mle 83		Towed 20mm AA gun only used by reserve forces, replaced by Mistral for local air defense.

Aircraft & Helicopters

Name	Photo	Origin	Role	Version	Number	Comment
Rotor-Wing
Aérospatiale AS.332		Sieuxerr	Utility helicopter	M	153	Replacement for older medium-lift helicopters.
Casacopter CC.725		Sieuxerr	Special forces helicopter		40	Used exclusively by special operations forces over CH.90 due to longer operational range and increased payload capacity.
Casacopter CC.120		Sieuxerr	Light utility helicopter		48	Light helicopter replacement for Gazelle in non-SoF roles.
Casacoptere Tiger		Sieuxerr	Attack helicopter	HAD	156
Aérospatiale Gazelle		Sieuxerr	Light utility helicopter Armed helicopter	SA.342J	30	Originally to be replaced by the mid-2010s, its lightweight, relative ease of operation and small size have kept in active service with the special forces. They have been retained in the reserves.