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== Equipment ==
== Equipment ==
== Uniforms ==
== Uniforms ==
The Romaian Army uses uniforms that can be divided into three different "families", and hold strict rules that apply to the type of textile, color and badge of the uniforms. These include: the Regular Uniform, the Service Combat Uniform, and the Ceremonial Uniform (only for officials).
== The Regular Uniform ==
The Regular Uniform comes in summer and winter versions differing exclusively in textiles used. A single-breasted jacket with four buttons and four pockets, and trousers with a classic cut and front pleats with five pockets. The uniform is completed by a necktie, brown shoes, khaki socks, and a shako.
== The Service Combat Uniform ==
The Service Combat Uniform is most commonly used out of the three "families" and is distributed to all soldiers with the same mimetic pattern (paratroopers have a different model with strengthening on the shoulders). The uniform comprises a patrol cap, a five-button closure jacket with two internal pockets, and trousers with four pockets. Accessories completing the uniform include gloves, special footwear and a t-shirt with short or long sleeves, depending on the season.
== The Ceremonial Uniform ==
== Operations ==
== Operations ==
== External links ==
== External links ==
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Revision as of 22:46, 9 March 2023

Romaian Army
Ρωμαϊκός Στράτος
borderless
Coat of Arms
Country Romaia
BranchRomaian Armed Forces
TypeArmy
RoleLand warfare
Size162.768 (2019)
HeadquartersConstantinoupoli
PatronSaint George
Motto(s)Ελευθέρια ή Θάνατος (Freedom or Death)
Colors  Red
March"March of Heroes"
Insignia
FlagFlag of romaian army.png
Shoulder insigniaRomaian Army shoulder insignia.png
Subdued shoulder insigniaRomaian Army shoulder insignia subdued.png
InsigniaArmy branch insignia.png

The Romaian Army (Greek: Ρωμαϊκός Στράτος) is the land-based component of the Romaian Armed Forces. The army's history dates back to the Army of Kingdom of Romaia. Its best-known combat vehicles are the Ares infantry fighting vehicle and the Heracles 2 tank. The headquarters of the Army General Staff are located in Constantinoupoli. The army is an all-volunteer force of active-duty personnel.

History

The Romaian Army dates from the proclamation of the Kingdom of Romaia in 1805.

Eulabian Wars

The Great war

Recent history

In 2008 the Structure reform has begun, all the divisions were abolished and the regiments formed into brigades that are subordinated directly to Army Corps. By 2016, the Brigade Modernization project was completed and its headquarters, the Brigade Modernization Command, was renamed the Joint Modernization Command, or JMC. The Modern army deployment doctrine is concentrated around Brigade Combat teams and combined operations.

After the reform the brigades are subdivided into 3 main types: armoured brigades on Heracles 2 main battle tanks and ARES tracked IFVs, high-mobility mechanised brigades on ATOM wheeled IFVs and light infantry brigades on Panthira and Rhino-S MRAPs.

Command structure

Ranks

Officers

NATO code OF-10 OF-9 OF-8 OF-7 OF-6 OF-5 OF-4 OF-3 OF-2 OF-1 OF(D) Student officer
 Romaian Army
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Αρχιστρατηγός
Field Marshal 		Στρατηγός
General 		Αντιστράτηγος
General Lieutenant 		Υποστράτηγος
General Major 		Ταξίαρχος
Brigadier 		Συνταγματάρχης
Colonel 		Αντισυνταγματάρχης
Lieutenant Colonel 		Ταγματάρχης
Major 		Λοχαγός
Captain 		Υπολοχαγός
Lieutenant 		Ανθυπολοχαγός
Second Lieutenant 		Δόκιμος
Officer cadet


Enlisted

NATO code OR-9 OR-8 OR-7 OR-6 OR-5 OR-4 OR-3 OR-2 OR-1
 Romaian Army
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Ανθυπασπιστής
Sergeant Major 		Αρχιλοχίας
First Sergeant 		Επιλοχίας
Sergeant First Class 		Πρωτολοχίας
Staff Sergeant 		Λοχίας
Sergeant 		Δεκανέας
Corproal 		Υποδεκανέας
Lance Corproal 		Στρατιώτης
Soldier
(Private)

Organisation

Army General Staff (Constantinoupoli)

  • Army Aviation Command (Nikaia)
  • Army Special Forces Command
  • Macedones Command
    • 56th Macedones Brigade (Nikaia)
    • Coa military coa macedones pella.svg Macedones Brigade "Macedones tis Pellas" (Pella)
    • 78th Mountain Artillery Brigade (Celendria)
    • 33rd Macedones Brigade (Panormo)
  • Army Support Command
    • XXth Transport Brigade (Adras)
    • 87th Support Brigade (Adras)
    • 43rd Maintenance Brigade (Adras)
    • 93rd Support Brigade (Pella)
    • 21st Maintenance Brigade (Pella)
    • 108th Support Brigade (Palaiokastro)
    • 188th Maintenance Brigade (Palaiokastro)
    • XXth Transport Brigade (TBD)
    • XXth Support Brigade (TBD)
    • XXrd Maintenance Brigade (TBD)
  • Army Training Command
  • Army Land Forces Command
    • 1st Army (Adras)
      • 1st Army Corps (Adras)
        • Coa military coa mechanised claudia.svg Mechanised Brigade "Klaudia" (Adras)
        • Coa military coa skoupeutes tripolitania.svg Skoupeutes Brigade "Tripolitiki" (Tripoli)
        • Coa military coa cavalry agiou nikolaou.svg Armoured Brigade "Hagiou Nikolaou" (Adras)
      • 2nd Army Corps (Loukania)
        • Coa military coa mechanised dragonoi loukanias.svg Mechanised Brigade "Dragonoi Loukanias" (Pella)
        • Coa military coa skoupeutes mediolania.svg Skoupeutes Brigade "Mediolania" (Mediolano)
        • Coa military coa armour loukania.svg Armoured Brigade "Loukania" (Pella)
      • 3rd Army Corps (Korkyra)
        • 27th Armoured Brigade (TBD)
        • 41th Armoured Brigade (TBD)
        • 63th Mechanised Brigade (TBD)
    • 2nd Army (Constantinoupoli)
    • 3rd Army (Kelendria)
      • 7th Army Corps (Narona)
        • Mechanised Brigade TBD (TBD)
        • Skoupeutes Brigade TBD (TBD)
        • Armoured Brigade TBD (TBD)
      • 8th Army Corps (Celendria)
        • Mechanised Brigade TBD (TBD)
        • Skoupeutes Brigade TBD (TBD)
        • Coa military coa cavalry katafraktoi tis parthinias.svg Armoured Brigade "Katafraktoi tis Parthinias" (Celendria)
      • 9th Army Corps (Lakedonia)
        • Armoured Brigade TBD (TBD)
        • Armoured Brigade TBD (TBD)
        • Mechanised Brigade TBD (TBD)
  • Army Combat Support Command
    • Artillery Command
      • 4th Artillery Brigade (Laria)
      • 9th Artillery Brigade (TBD)
      • 18th Artillery Brigade (TBD)
      • XXth Artillery Brigade (TBD)
      • XXth Artillery Brigade (TBD)
      • XXth Artillery Brigade (TBD)
    • Anti-aircraft Artillery Command
      • 104th Air Defence Artillery Regiment (Adras)
      • 105th Air Defence Artillery Regiment (Pella)
      • 106th Air Defence Artillery Regiment (Palaiokastro)
      • XXXth Air Defence Artillery Regiment (TBD)
      • XXXth Air Defence Artillery Regiment (TBD)
      • XXXth Air Defence Artillery Regiment (TBD)
    • Engineer Command
    • Signal Command

Unit organisation

Equipment

Uniforms

The Romaian Army uses uniforms that can be divided into three different "families", and hold strict rules that apply to the type of textile, color and badge of the uniforms. These include: the Regular Uniform, the Service Combat Uniform, and the Ceremonial Uniform (only for officials).

The Regular Uniform

The Regular Uniform comes in summer and winter versions differing exclusively in textiles used. A single-breasted jacket with four buttons and four pockets, and trousers with a classic cut and front pleats with five pockets. The uniform is completed by a necktie, brown shoes, khaki socks, and a shako.

The Service Combat Uniform

The Service Combat Uniform is most commonly used out of the three "families" and is distributed to all soldiers with the same mimetic pattern (paratroopers have a different model with strengthening on the shoulders). The uniform comprises a patrol cap, a five-button closure jacket with two internal pockets, and trousers with four pockets. Accessories completing the uniform include gloves, special footwear and a t-shirt with short or long sleeves, depending on the season.

The Ceremonial Uniform

Operations

External links

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