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The Republican Guard Rocket Corps ({{wp|Italian Language|Vespasian}}: Corpo delle Guardia Repubblicana della Missili) is the strategic missile component component of the [[Ajahadyan Armed Forces]]. It is one the of the four branches of the Ajahadyan Armed Forces, the others being the [[Ajahadyan Army]], [[Ajahadyan Navy]] and [[Ajahadyan Air and Air Defence Force]]. It is the smallest of the three branches, numbering 26,747 active personnel and the youngest, being founded in 1968.
The Republican Guard Rocket Corps ({{wp|Italian Language|Vespasian}}: Corpo delle Guardia Repubblicana della Missili) is the strategic missile component component of the [[Ajahadyan Armed Forces]]. It is one the of the four branches of the Ajahadyan Armed Forces, the others being the [[Ajahadyan Army]], [[Ajahadyan Navy]] and [[Ajahadyan Air and Air Defence Force]]. It is the smallest of the three branches, numbering 26,747 active personnel and the youngest, being founded in 1968.


The Republican Guard Rocket Corps is largely armed with domestically-produced {{wp|surface-to-surface missiles}}, mostly derived from [[Soravia|Soravian]] and [[Shangea|Shangean]] missiles purchased by Ajahadya during the 1950s and 1960s with most current designs dating from the 1980s. In comparison to other nations missile designs, Ajahadya's suffer from a combination of inaccuracy, reduced range and/or smaller warhead sizes when compared to more modern designs. However, military commentators have noted that the shorter ranges are not a notable issue, due to the likely targets for Ajahadyan missiles in the event of war being in neighbouring [[Satria]] rather than further afield therefore not necessitating longer range missiles.
The Republican Guard Rocket Corps is largely armed with domestically-produced {{wp|surface-to-surface missiles}}, mostly derived from [[Soravia|Soravian]] and [[Shangea|Shangean]] missiles dating from the 1950s and 1960s with most current designs dating from the 1980s. In comparison to other nations missile designs, Ajahadya's suffer from a combination of inaccuracy, reduced range and/or smaller warhead sizes when compared to more modern designs. However, military commentators have noted that the shorter ranges are not a notable issue, due to the likely targets for Ajahadyan missiles in the event of war being in neighbouring [[Satria]] rather than further afield therefore not necessitating longer range missiles.


==History==
==History==

Latest revision as of 15:35, 24 September 2022

Republican Guard Rocket Corps
Corpo delle Guardia Repubblicana della Missili
RGRC Flag.png
Active1980-present
Country Ajahadya
BranchStrategic Missile Force
RoleStrategic deterrence
Size26,747 active
Part ofAjahadyan Armed Forces
Commanders
Supreme Commander in ChiefSalil Kalsarah
Minister of National DefensePransu Amin
Commander of the CorpsLt. Gen. Sutanar Kalsarah
Chief of StaffMaj. Gen. Nimrat Bashan

The Republican Guard Rocket Corps (Vespasian: Corpo delle Guardia Repubblicana della Missili) is the strategic missile component component of the Ajahadyan Armed Forces. It is one the of the four branches of the Ajahadyan Armed Forces, the others being the Ajahadyan Army, Ajahadyan Navy and Ajahadyan Air and Air Defence Force. It is the smallest of the three branches, numbering 26,747 active personnel and the youngest, being founded in 1968.

The Republican Guard Rocket Corps is largely armed with domestically-produced surface-to-surface missiles, mostly derived from Soravian and Shangean missiles dating from the 1950s and 1960s with most current designs dating from the 1980s. In comparison to other nations missile designs, Ajahadya's suffer from a combination of inaccuracy, reduced range and/or smaller warhead sizes when compared to more modern designs. However, military commentators have noted that the shorter ranges are not a notable issue, due to the likely targets for Ajahadyan missiles in the event of war being in neighbouring Satria rather than further afield therefore not necessitating longer range missiles.

History

Founding

Third Satrian War and Dakatan War

ROSPO and Present Day

Weapons of Mass Destruction

Ajahadya is believed to have one of Kylaris's largest stockpiles of biological and chemical weapons, and used such weapons extensively during the Third Satrian War to great effect. The Ajahadyan government does not attribute any special qualities to biological or chemical weaponry, viewing them as weaponry like any other, and has not signed any treaties regarding their usage or disarmament or allowed inspection of its stockpiles.

Ajahadya's biological and chemical weapons stocks are believed to come under the control of the Republican Guard Rocket Corps, which is responsible for controlling Ajahadya's surface-to-surface missile inventory and would be one of the main users of such weaponry in the Ajahadyan Armed Forces in a future conflict. How non-missile carried weaponry, such as airborne bombs or artillery shells will be allocated in future conflicts is largely unknown, but analysts expect that each artillery unit has an issued stock of chemical shells from the RGRC, while biological weapons remain entirely under the purview of the RGRC.

Organisation

The Republican Guard Rocket Corps is organised into three brigades, the 111th and 119th Missile Brigades, and the 132nd Support Brigade. The 111th and 119th are each believed to have around a third of Ajahadya's inventory of missiles assigned to TELs, with the remaining missiles and unissued warheads being held with the 132nd Support Brigade which handles the transportation of missiles between units and the security of stockpiles of missiles and warheads. The 132nd is also believed to be responsible for the transport and issuing of non-missile means of deploying chemical and potentially biological weapons, such as artillery shells and airborne bombs.


Surface-to-surface missiles

Model Type Origin Quantity Image Notes
Barachi-II Tactical ballistic missile  Ajahadya ~600
Al-Samoud-Fired.jpg
Range: 180 km, 280kg conventional warhead.
Talavara-I Short range ballistic missile  Ajahadya ~500
IrakScudB1989.jpg
Range: 644 km, 500kg conventional, biological or chemical warhead.
Talavara-II Short range ballistic missile  Ajahadya ~450
SCUD 2.JPG
Range: 700-900 km, 100-300kg conventional, biological or chemical warhead.
Talavara-III Short range ballistic missile  Ajahadya ~375
Talavara-III Missile.jpg
Range: 800-950 km, 140-450kg conventional, biological or chemical warhead.
Talavara-IV Short range ballistic missile  Ajahadya ~250
Talvara IV Missile.jpg
Range: 620-1000 km, 350kg conventional, biological or chemical warhead.
Tira-I Medium range ballistic missile  Ajahadya ~50
'Shourya' missile test fired on November 12, 2008.jpg
Range: 700-1,900 km, 200-1000kg conventional, biological or chemical warhead.
Ala-I Cruise missile  Ajahadya ~10
Nirbhay missile launch on 7 November 2017.jpg
Range: ~1000km, 200-300kg conventional, biological or chemical warhead, in development.