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[[Image:Zapad-2009_military_exercises.jpg|thumb|An [[Ekspeditiven-class LCAC]] deploys members of the [[5th Mobile Expiditionary Force]] during a training exercise in 2017]] | |||
The Mobile Expeditionary Force (MEF) is the basic {{wpl|combined arms}} {{wpl|military_deployment|deployable}} {{wpl|military_organization#Commands,_formations,_and_units|unit}} of the [[Khyragusian Ground Forces]]. Each MEF functions as a self-contained {{wpl|rapid deployment force}}, available to be quickly transported via air or sea. They are typically commanded by a {{wpl|colonel}}. | The Mobile Expeditionary Force (MEF) is the basic {{wpl|combined arms}} {{wpl|military_deployment|deployable}} {{wpl|military_organization#Commands,_formations,_and_units|unit}} of the [[Khyragusian Ground Forces]]. Each MEF functions as a self-contained {{wpl|rapid deployment force}}, available to be quickly transported via air or sea. They are typically commanded by a {{wpl|colonel}}. | ||
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===Ground Combat Element=== | |||
The ground combat element is organized into 3 battalions. Typically this will include two mechanized infantry battalions reinforced with artillery and a heavy armor battalion, however, the composition can vary depending on the requirements. | |||
====Mechanized Infantry Battalion ==== | |||
The {{wpl|mechanized infantry}} battalion consists of a headquarters company and three mechanized infantry companies mounted in [[MWV-2008]] {{wpl|infantry fighting vehicles}}. The mechanized infantry companies can be equipped with vehicle mounted or infantry equipped {{wpl|anti-tank_guided_missile|ATGMs}} and {{wpl|surface-to-air missiles}} as needed. The battalion is reinforced with a mortar battery, usually comprised of six 85mm mortars mounted on [[LWV-2000]]s and two 120mm automatic mortars mounted on [[MWV-2008]]s. Support is provided by a signals and reconnaissance platoon, a logistics platoon, a medical section, and a vehicle repair section. | |||
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====Heavy Armor Battalion==== | |||
The heavy armor battalion consists of 2 {{wpl|tank}} companies of 12 [[HTV-2014]]s each, a mechanized infantry company mounted in [[MTV-86]] {{wpl|infantry fighting vehicles}}, and a battalion headquarters operating out of two [[MTV-86]] command vehicle. They are supported by a vehicle repair and logistics platoon, but other units, such as a reconnaissance platoon, may also be attached. | |||
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== | ===Air Combat Element=== | ||
The basic air combat element consists of 12 [[KVI_AVK-72|AVK-72]] {{wp|Attack Helicopter|attack}}/{{wp|Military_transport_aircraft#Transport_and_utility_helicopters|transport}} helicopters, along with 8 [[AVH-2004]] attack helicopters and 6 [[AVC-60]] transport helicopters and 6 [[F-44|AV-2008]] fixed-wing {{wpl|Multirole_combat_aircraft|multirole}} {{wpl|VTOL}} jets, capable of being deck launched. The air combat element is supported by an air {{wpl|command and control}} detachment and an aircraft support detachment. | |||
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=== | ===Support Element=== | ||
The support element provides the necessary services for the mobile expeditionary force to operate without external support. It is responsible for {{wpl|military engineering|combat engineering}} tasks such as base construction and bridge-laying, {{wpl|logistics}}, water and electricity production, and other tasks as needed. | |||
===Command Element=== | ===Command Element=== | ||
The command element is primarily responsible for coordinating the other elements of the mobile expeditionary force. | |||
Latest revision as of 17:18, 8 November 2022
The Mobile Expeditionary Force (MEF) is the basic combined arms deployable unit of the Khyragusian Ground Forces. Each MEF functions as a self-contained rapid deployment force, available to be quickly transported via air or sea. They are typically commanded by a colonel.
Elements
Ground Combat Element
The ground combat element is organized into 3 battalions. Typically this will include two mechanized infantry battalions reinforced with artillery and a heavy armor battalion, however, the composition can vary depending on the requirements.
Mechanized Infantry Battalion
The mechanized infantry battalion consists of a headquarters company and three mechanized infantry companies mounted in MWV-2008 infantry fighting vehicles. The mechanized infantry companies can be equipped with vehicle mounted or infantry equipped ATGMs and surface-to-air missiles as needed. The battalion is reinforced with a mortar battery, usually comprised of six 85mm mortars mounted on LWV-2000s and two 120mm automatic mortars mounted on MWV-2008s. Support is provided by a signals and reconnaissance platoon, a logistics platoon, a medical section, and a vehicle repair section.
Heavy Armor Battalion
The heavy armor battalion consists of 2 tank companies of 12 HTV-2014s each, a mechanized infantry company mounted in MTV-86 infantry fighting vehicles, and a battalion headquarters operating out of two MTV-86 command vehicle. They are supported by a vehicle repair and logistics platoon, but other units, such as a reconnaissance platoon, may also be attached.
Artillery Battalion
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Air Combat Element
The basic air combat element consists of 12 AVK-72 attack/transport helicopters, along with 8 AVH-2004 attack helicopters and 6 AVC-60 transport helicopters and 6 AV-2008 fixed-wing multirole VTOL jets, capable of being deck launched. The air combat element is supported by an air command and control detachment and an aircraft support detachment.
Support Element
The support element provides the necessary services for the mobile expeditionary force to operate without external support. It is responsible for combat engineering tasks such as base construction and bridge-laying, logistics, water and electricity production, and other tasks as needed.
Command Element
The command element is primarily responsible for coordinating the other elements of the mobile expeditionary force.