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Амаꙟакуилоян Куахтекуиꙟ | |
| Type | Government Ministry |
|---|---|
| Location | |
Official language | Nahuatl |
Parent organization | Government of Zacapican |
The Secretariat of Military Industry (Nahuatl: Амаꙟакуилоян Куахтекуиꙟ, Amatlacuiloyan Cuauhtequitl, АКТ) is a department of the Zacapine federal government overseeing the national defense industry. It is the central organ of the state-dominated military-industrial apparatus in Zacapican, funding and coordinating R&D design bureaus as well as the military factories and dockyards where aircraft, vehicles, maritime vessels and other types of equipment are manufactured and assembled. Because of the enormous manpower employed throughout the Zacapine military industries and its various factories and development institutes, the Secretariat of Military Industry has grown to become the largest single employer in Zacapican with 1.7 million workers associated with its various departments and bureaus, or roughly 4% of the national workforce.
AKT indices
The Secretariat of Military Industry assigns an index number to all munitions and equipment that it manufactures for the Zacapine Navy, Army and National Guard. The AKT Indices are standardized for easy identification of any type or model of production item, following a <letter><number<letter><number> format with the addition of some alphabetic suffixes for special equipment categories. The first three digits of a given AKT index are an alpha-numeric combination indicating the specific category and sub-category a specified item belongs to, while the last number is the item's model number, which is usually but not always based on the year production was ordered in the Zacapine Cozauist calendar. The AKT index of a given type of equipment represents its industrial designation, which can vary from the service designation given to that equipment type by the military forces or from the project name assigned by the R&D bureau that authored the design for that type. For instance, Zacapine combat aircraft are most commonly referred to using their service designation rather than their AKT index, while most ballistic and cruise missiles produced in Zacapican have no special service designation and are known only by their AKT indices.
Current indices
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- Я - Rocketry and missile equipment
- Second digit
- 1 - Launchers
- 2 - Warheads
- 3 - Missiles
- 4 - Rockets (unguided)
- 5 - Missiles (ballistic)
- 6 - Computers/guidance equipment
- 7 - Launch systems (rocket engines/launch stages)
- 8 - Ground support (Transportation, loading, and service equipment)
- 9 - Training demonstrators
- Third digit
- И - Surface-to-air missiles and man-portable air-defense systems
- С - Air-to-air missiles
- M - Battlefield range systems
- Ꙟ - Ground attack (air-launched)
- T - Strategic missile systems (intermediate-intercontinental range)
- К - ATGMs
- Second digit