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| | | Currently being phased out of service for newer M.02 and M.04 machine guns. | ||
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Sieuxerrian Army | |
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Active | 15th century – present |
Country | Sieuxerr |
Allegiance | Sieuxerr |
Type | Army |
Size | 455,000 personnel 125,000 reserve personnel |
Part of | Sieuxerrian Armed Forces |
Motto(s) | Valeur et Discipline "Valor and Discipline" |
March | "La Victoire est à Nous" |
Commanders | |
Grand-maréchal de l'armée | Gen. Achille Baudry |
Adjudant général de l'armée | Gen. Didier Auclair |
Principal sous-officier de l'armée | CSC 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.
History
Ranks
Structure and organisation
Main: Organisation of the Sieuxerrian Army
Equipment
The equipment of the Siexuerrian Army can be divided into many categories.
Infantry Equipment
Fire Arms
Name | Photo | Origin | Role | Cartridge | Variant | Notes |
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Pistols | ||||||
PA-MAS M.99 | Sieuxerr | Semi-automatic pistol | 7.65x20mm | PA-MAS M.99 | 130,000 in service. | |
PA-MAS M.89 | Sieuxerr | Machine pistol | 7.65x20mm | PA-MAS M.89 | 25,000 in service, commonly issued to personnel who require more firepower than the standard M.99, but cannot accept the weight of the FA-MAS or other carbines and rifles. | |
Assault Rifles | ||||||
FA-SACM M.99 | Sieuxerr Sylva New Tyran |
Assault rifle | 4.92x33mm | FA-SACM M.99 FA-SACM M.99/16 |
100,000 in service, replacement rifle for Casaterran-based units. | |
FA-MAS M.78 | Sieuxerr | Assault rifle | 5.7x40mm EC | FA-MAS M.78/85 FA-MAS M.78/16 Valorisé FA-MAS M.78/16 Félin FA-MAS M.78/16 VC |
Standard issue assault rifle, pending adoption of new pattern rifle. Supplemented by M.99 in Casaterran-based units. 1,500,000 produced. | |
Machine guns | ||||||
AA-MAC M.04 | Sieuxerr | Light machine gun | 7×51mm EC | Used as 'heavier' alternative to the M.02 machine gun, replacing the M.57. | ||
AA-MAC M.02 | Sieuxerr | Light machine gun | 5.7x40mm EC | Uses the 5.7mm cartridge and is the standard issue light machine gun, replaces the M.57 along with the M.02 | ||
AA-92 | Sieuxerr | Grenade machine gun | ||||
AA-82 | Sieuxerr | Heavy machine gun | ||||
AA-MAS M.57 | Sieuxerr Sylva |
General-purpose machine gun | 7×51mm EC | Currently being phased out of service for newer M.02 and M.04 machine guns. | ||
Sniper Rifles | ||||||
FR F2 | Sieuxerr | Sniper Rifle | Issued with a series of modern optics. Typically found with the platoon's marksman/sniper team. | |||
Ultima Ratio | Sieuxerr | Sniper Rifle | Intervention Commando I Commando II Integral Silencieux |
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Hécate II | Sieuxerr | Anti-Materiel Rifle | Primary anti-materiel rifle, being issued with a Sagem Sword Sniper optic |
Launchers
Name | Photo | Origin | Role | Version | Number | Comment |
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Anti-Armor | ||||||
ABL | Sieuxerr | Anti-Tank Launcher | ABL-EC | Replaced older disposable launchers. Used mostly now as anti-structural and anti-light armored vehicle duties. | ||
LRAC F1 | Sieuxerr | Recoilless Rifle | Only used by reserve troops. Has been replaced by AT4 and other launchers. | |||
Carl Gustaf recoilless rifle | Ostland | Recoilless Rifle | M3 M3A1 M4 |
Multipurpose launcher issued to light and airborne infantry squads. | ||
APILAS | File:APILAS.jpg | Sieuxerr | Disposable Launcher | Supplements the ABL as a much heavier and effective anti-tank launcher. Being replaced by the ACCP-600 and ACCP-1500. | ||
ACCP-600 | Sieuxerr | Anti-Tank Guided Missile | Standard issue short-range ATGM | |||
ACCP-1500 | Sieuxerr | Anti-Tank Guided Missile | Standard issue short-range ATGM | |||
MILAN | Sieuxerr | Anti-Tank Guided Missile | MILAN 2T MILAN 3 MILAN ER |
MILAN to be replaced by future MMP. MILAN 3 and MILAN 3R bought as a stop-gap during MMP production. | ||
MMP | Sieuxerr | Anti-Tank Guided Missile | MMP-AS MMP-HL |
Formerly known as MILAN 4. Full-scale production begun in 2012 after acceptance into service, to replace MILAN in most roles. | ||
Grenade launchers | ||||||
Neopup PAW-20 | Sieuxerr | Grenade launcher |
Mortars
Name | Photo | Origin | Role | Version | Number | Comment |
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Man-Portable | ||||||
LGI Mle F1 | Sieuxerr | 51mm mortar | ||||
LLR 81mm | Sieuxerr | 81mm mortar | LC LL LLR |
Model used in open-topped self-propelled mortar vehicles. | ||
Towed | ||||||
RT-F1 | Sieuxerr | 120mm mortar | ||||
Self-Propelled | ||||||
AMX Hurler | File:Amxmortar.png | Sieuxerr | Self-propelled 120mm mortar | |||
AMX-10 PMM-120 | File:Amos120.jpg | Sieuxerr | Self-propelled 120mm mortar |
Vehicles
Name | Photo | Origin | Role | Version | Number | Comment |
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Tanks | ||||||
Char-80 Napoleon | File:MBT80.png | Sieuxerr | Main battle tank | 900 Active 350 Reserve |
Having replaced all AMX-45s in active service, another 350 have been placed in storage for mobilization and part reserves. | |
AMX-45 | File:Amx45.png | Sieuxerr | Main battle tank | AMX-45EX | 5,000 Reserve | Have been totally replaced in active service and are now in storage. |
AMX-83 | File:Amx84.png | Sieuxerr | Light tank | AMX-83B AMX-83B2 |
Used by airborne forces. | |
Heavy Fighting Vehicle | ||||||
AMX-64 | File:T40leclerc.png | Sieuxerr | Heavy Fighting Vehicle | |||
Infantry Fighting Vehicles (Tracked) | ||||||
AMX Agresseur | File:Amxvipere.png | Sieuxerr | Infantry Fighting Vehicle | Replacement for the AMX-10P IFVs. | ||
AMX-10P | File:Amx10p.png | Sieuxerr | Infantry Fighting Vehicle | AMX-10P | ||
Armored Personnel Carriers (Tracked) | ||||||
AMX-10 | Sieuxerr | Armored Personnel Carrier | Various | |||
Infantry Fighting Vehicles (Wheeled) | ||||||
VBCI | File:Vbcifrance.png | Sieuxerr | Armored Personnel Carrier | VCI VPC VTT |
Supplements VAB APC as command vehicle and infantry transport vehicle. | |
Armored Personnel Carriers (Wheeled) | ||||||
VAB | File:Supervab.png | Sieuxerr | Armored Personnel Carrier | Various | ||
Armored Reconnaissance Vehicles | ||||||
AMX-98RC | File:Amx91.png | Sieuxerr | Armored Reconnaissance | Variant of the AMX-83 designed for armored reconnaissance. | ||
VRC | File:Vbcirecon.png | Sieuxerr | Armored Reconnaissance/Fire Support | Designed as an armored reconnaissance variant of the VBCI. | ||
AMX-10RC | Sieuxerr | Armored Reconnaissance | AMX-10RCR | |||
Armored Vehicles | ||||||
VBL | Sieuxerr | Armored Car | Various | 1,750 | ||
Armored Recovery Vehicles | ||||||
AMX-45D | Sieuxerr | Armored Recovery Vehicle | Built upon AMX-45 chassis, replaced by Dépanneur du Char Napoléon | |||
Dépanneur du Char Napoléon | Sieuxerr | Armored Recovery Vehicle | ||||
Armored Engineering Vehicles | ||||||
Engin Principal du Génie | File:Vehicules-a27-engin-genie.jpg | Sieuxerr | Armored Engineering Vehicle | Built upon the Napoléon chassis, replaced older tracked AEVs | ||
Engin Blindé du Génie | Sieuxerr | Armored Engineering Vehicle | Replaced in most roles by Engin Principal du Génie | |||
Unarmored Vehicles | ||||||
Renault M200 Series | File:Hmett.jpg | Sieuxerr | Heavy cargo vehicle | Various | ||
Unimog U2450 | File:U2450l.jpg | Sieuxerr | Utility vehicle | Various | ||
VLRA | Sieuxerr | General purpose truck | Various | |||
Renault GBC 180 | Sieuxerr | General purpose utility vehicle, used in 4x4 and 6x6 configurations which have 2,250 kg and 4,500 kg capacity respectively. | Various |
Artillery
Name | Photo | Origin | Role | Version | Number | Comment |
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Self-Propelled Artillery | ||||||
GCT-45 | Sieuxerr | Tracked Self-Propelled Gun | AUF2 | Latest AUF2 standard brigade level self propelled gun. Fitted with a L/52 caliber barrel. Has a rate of fire of 6 RPM sustained, 10 RPM max. Capable of engaging targets at ranges over 28 kilometers with basic munitions. | ||
CAESAR | Sieuxerr | Wheeled Self-Propelled Gun | ||||
Rocket Artillery | ||||||
AFAM-280 | <imgur w=250>jZFBOu5.jpg</imgur> | Sieuxerr | Self-Propelled Rocket Artillery | 280mm self-propelled rocket system with a range of 60-80 kilometers. | ||
AFAM-533 | Sieuxerr | Self-Propelled Rocket Artillery | Corps level long-range cruise missile. | |||
Towed Artillery | ||||||
TRF1 | Sieuxerr | Towed Artillery | TRF1 | Being replaced by CAESAR currently. | ||
LG1 | Sieuxerr | Towed Artillery | LG1 Mk. III |
Anti-Aircraft
Name | Photo | Origin | Role | Version | Number | Comment |
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Surface-to-air missile systems | ||||||
SAMP/T | File:Aster-missile-550-18.jpg | Sieuxerr | Medium to long range air defense | Aster-30 Block 1 Aster-30 Block 1NT |
Replaced Hawk missiles | |
Crotale | Sieuxerr | Short-range air defense | Crotale NG/VT-1 Crotale Mk. 3 |
Medium range air defense system. | ||
AMX SA-A/C | File:Amxairdefense.png | Sieuxerr | Short-range air defense/anti-tank | |||
Mistral | Sieuxerr | Man-portable surface-to-air missile | S1 M2 |
Can be found on singular, twin or quad launchers. Also fitted to helicopters | ||
Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Guns | ||||||
AMX-45DCA | File:Froggepard.jpg | Sieuxerr | Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun | Mk. III Mk. III AHEAD Mk. IV |
AMX-45DCA Mk. IV current production model | |
SDAD 76 | File:Frogoto.jpg | Sieuxerr | Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun | SDAD 76C SDAD 76D |
Deployed only to separate air defense forces. Also used to defend important locations. | |
Towed Anti-Aircraft Guns | ||||||
Mle 83 | File:Mleaagun.jpg | Sieuxerr | Towed Anti-Aircraft Gun | Mle 83 | Primary towed anti-aircraft gun, uses advanced ammunition, night-vision sights, etc. |
Aircraft & Helicopters
Name | Photo | Origin | Role | Version | Number | Comment |
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Fixed-Wing | ||||||
Bloch MB.660 | Sieuxerr | Multirole Fighter Aircraft | G | 58 | ||
Rotor-Wing | ||||||
Aérospatiale Gazelle | Sieuxerr | Light utility helicopter | SA.342L SA.342M |
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Aérospatiale AS.635 | File:As635.jpg | Sieuxerr | Light utility helicopter | AS.635 P2 AS.625 P2+ AS.625 RA |
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Aérospatiale-Matra AS.673 | File:AS673.png | Sieuxerr | Attack helicopter | |||
Athar AR.63 | File:Ar63eurohuey.png | Sieuxerr | Medium utility helicopter | |||
Athar AR.62 | File:AtharAr62.jpg | Sieuxerr | Heavy-lift helicopter |