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'''Sniper Rifles'''
'''Sniper Rifles'''

Revision as of 13:25, 9 April 2021

Lyonheimer Royal Army
Lyonheimere Királyi hadsereg
Flag of the Royal Army
Flag of the Royal Army
ActiveNovember 15th 1912
CountryScreenshot 2021-03-04 085120.png Lyonheimer
BranchArmy
TypeInfantry
SizeActive: 21,900
Reserves: 18,000
Garrison/HQJudapest,Lyonheimer
Motto(s)'Az anyósnak' or 'For the Motherland'
ColorsRed and Gold
MarchMagyar katonai indulók (marching songs)
Mascot(s)Turul
Anniversaries11th November (Remembrance Day)
15th November (Founding Day)
EquipmentAK-63
M4A1
Commanders
Current
commander
Novak Tibor

The Lyonheimer Royal Army is the acting ground military in Lyonheimer. Although they have not recently been involved in international conflict, the army has 20,000 active personal. Founded in November 1912, following the Lyonheimer declaration of independence, the military has been very inactive. The military has close ties with the Lyonheimer Royal Navy.

Equipment

Submachine Guns

  • M4A1 (main)
  • MP5 A3

Rifles

  • CZ Bren 2
  • VultR-90 Vultesia Flag.png
  • AK-63 (main)Screenshot 2021-03-04 085120.png
  • Steyr-Mannlicher M1895 (ceremonial weapon) Screenshot 2021-03-04 085120.png
  • Kalinishov-75 Grand Duchy of Neferheim Flag.png

Sniper Rifles

  • Gepárd Screenshot 2021-03-04 085120.png
  • M110
  • Szép sniper rifle Screenshot 2021-03-04 085120.png

Shotguns

  • SASG-PA Vultesia Flag.png

Vehicles

  • B-IMI-2 Power Pass Vultesia Flag.png
  • ASP68-Model B Vultesia Flag.png
  • VT-3 'Currasier' Vultesia Flag.png


Historical Uniforms

The uniform of the army has changed over the decades, from the 1910s to now.

1900-1910

(Krenyan-Lyonheimer) E309f66041a790bcda1f956b6e40ec96.jpg

1920s

340px-Hungarian military police summer uniform (enlisted, 1965-2005).jpg

1930s-40s

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