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Revision as of 18:14, 24 October 2020

Portcullian Army
Active11 October 1770 – present
CountryPortcullia
TypeArmy
Size2,000 active
6,000 reserve
Garrison/HQFort Winchester, Portcullia

The Portcullian Army is the principle land force of the Portcullian Armed Forces. Comprised of some 2,000 active and 6,000 reserve personnel, it states its primary mission is to ensure the defense of the sovereignty of its own territory and of its allies.

History

Equipment

Model Image Caliber Type Origin Details
Pistols
Webley Revolver Webley IMG 6789.jpg 11.43×23mm Service revolver  New Tyran Mk VI model acquired from leftover Tyrannian stocks after PSW. Refurbished models are issued to high officers as ceremonial weapons. Ammunition is produced in small numbers for them.
Browning Hi-Power FN Hi Power.jpg 9×19mm Parabellum Pistol  New Tyran Older stocks procured after independence was given in the early 1950s. Produced locally and known as the P1. Replaced by the P2 pistol
P2 Glock 17 (6825676904) без фона.jpg 9×19mm Parabellum
11.43x23mm
Pistol Nukkumaa Locally produced replacement for the P1. Various models in service including those chambered in Solevanti 11.43mm, used by the special forces.
Submachine guns
SMG2 Пистолет-пулемет ОЦ-02 Кипарис - Тульский Государственный Музея Оружия 2008 01.jpg 9×19mm Parabellum Submachine gun Replaced Sterling SMGs in service since the 1960s, are now mostly used by security forces and vehicle crews.
Rifles/carbines
Rifle No. 5 Mk I Lee-Enfield no 5-IMG 6559-white.jpg .303 Tyranian Service rifle  New Tyran Some 15,000 rifles were given to Portcullia in the 1950s, quickly replaced by the R1 by the 1960s and used only for sport shooting and ceremonial purposes.
R1 SLRL1A1.jpg 7×51mm EC Semi-automatic rifle  New Tyran Replacement is in development.
Machine guns
MG2 MG-74 of Austrian Army.JPG 7×51mm EC General-purpose machine gun  Ostland
 Portcullia
In the late 1960s surplus Ostlandic army machinery was purchased from Sieuxerr and the MG2 was produced. It is a close copy of the MG42 with only notable difference is a slower rate of fire on infantry models, with vehicle models maintaining the high rate of fire. Modernized variants are in service.
DMRs and sniper rifles
SR1 Parker Hale M85 prickskyttegevär - Armémuseum.jpg 7×51mm EC Sniper rifle  Solevant Purchased from Solevant in the mid-1990s to replace Lee Enfield based sniper rifles.
DMR1 Combater G27 noBG.png 7×51mm EC Designated marksman rifle  Portcullia Chambered in the 7mm EC rifle cartridge. Issued to squad marksmen.
Portable anti-armor weapons
ACCP-1500 Spike-SRACCP.jpg 170mm Anti-tank guided missile  Sieuxerr
ABL-100 ABL100.png 100mm Anti-tank weapon  Sieuxerr
 Sylva
ACCP-600 ACCP600.jpg 139mm Anti-tank guided missile  Sieuxerr
ABL-90 ABL90.png 90mm Anti-tank weapon  Sieuxerr
 Sylva

Organization

Headquarters of the Army

Based at Fort Winchester

Portcullian Brigade

Based at Boatwright Camp

  • Headquarters Company
  • Mechanized Force (1st Armored) 'Knights'
    • Headquarters and Headquarters Company, MECFOR
      • Company Headquarters Platoon
      • Signals Platoon
      • Quartermaster Platoon
      • Transport Platoon
      • Field Feed Platoon
      • Admin Office Platoon
      • Battalion Recovery Platoon
    • 1st Armored Infantry Company
      • Company Headquarters Platoon
      • Combat Recovery Platoon
      • 1st Armored Infantry Platoon
      • 2nd Armored Infantry Platoon
      • 3rd Armored Infantry Platoon
    • 2nd Armored Infantry Company
      • Company Headquarters Platoon
      • Combat Recovery Platoon
      • 4th Armored Infantry Platoon
      • 5th Armored Infantry Platoon
      • 6th Armored Infantry Platoon
    • 3rd Armored Infantry Company
      • Company Headquarters Platoon
      • Combat Recovery Platoon
      • 7th Armored Infantry Platoon
      • 8th Armored Infantry Platoon
      • 9th Armored Infantry Platoon
    • Fire Support Company, MECFOR
      • Company Headquarters Platoon
      • Combat Recovery Platoon
      • 1st Light Antitank Platoon
      • 2nd Light Antitank Platoon
      • Heavy Antitank Platoon
      • Armored Reconnaissance Platoon
      • Mortar Platoon
  • 2nd Rifle Battalion
    • Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 2RIFBAT
    • 4th Infantry Company
    • 5th Infantry Company
    • 6th Infantry Company
    • Fire Support Company, 2RIFBAT
  • 3rd Rifle Battalion (Reserve)
    • Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 3RIFBAT
    • 7th Infantry Company
    • 8th Infantry Company
    • 9th Infantry Company
    • Fire Support Company, 3RIFBAT
  • 4th Rifle Battalion (Reserve)
    • Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 4RIFBAT
    • 10th Infantry Company
    • 11th Infantry Company
    • 12th Infantry Company
    • Fire Support Company, 4RIFBAT
  • 5th Rifle Battalion (Reserve)
    • Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 5RIFBAT
    • 13th Infantry Company
    • 14th Infantry Company
    • 15th Infantry Company
    • Fire Support Company, 5RIFBAT
  • 3rd Artillery Battalion (Reserve)
  • 4th Artillery Battalion 'Thunderhead'
  • Services Battalion

Army Services Brigade