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==History==
==History==
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==Equipment==
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==Uniform==
==Uniform==
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==Equipment==
=== Small-Arms ===
==== Sidearms ====
{| class="wikitable"
! style="text-align: left;" |Name
! style="text-align: left;" |Type
!Caliber
! style="text-align: left;" |Origin
! style="text-align: left;" |Notes
! style="text-align: left;" |Image
|-
| {{wp|FN_Five-seveN|FN Five-Seven}}
| {{wp|Semi Automatic Pistol}}
| {{wp|FN 5.7x28mm|CP.28/18}} Variant
| {{flag|Cordomonivence}}
| Used as a side weapon and defense by special forces, combat engineering corps, field medics armed corps and sometimes used by crews of armored vehicles
| [[File:FN5704.jpg|250px]]
|-
| {{wp|Glock|Glock-17,Glock-18,Glock-19}}
| {{wp|Semi Automatic Pistol}},{{wp|Automatic Pistol}}
| {{wp|9×19mm_Parabellum|CAP.77/22}} Variant
| {{flag|Cordomonivence}}
| Used as a sidearm and self-defense by special forces, army airborne corps, field officer corps, armed field medic corps and used to a lesser extent by the regular army
| [[File:Glock17.jpg|250px]]
|-
| {{wp|Heckler_%26_Koch_USP|USP}}
| {{wp|Semi Automatic Pistol}}
| {{wp|9×19mm_Parabellum|CAP.77/22}} Variant
| {{flag|Cordomonivence}}
| Used as a sidearm and self-defense by most crews of armored vehicles and helicopters or light fixed-wing aircraft and used to a greater extent by the regular army
| [[File:First-year H&K USP 9mm (32415150000) modified.png|250px]]
|-
| {{wp|Beretta_92|Beretta 92}}
| {{wp|Semi Automatic Pistol}}
| {{wp|9×19mm_Parabellum|CAP.77/22}} Variant
| {{flag|Cordomonivence}}
| Used as a sidearm and defense by most of the regular army as well as being registered under the national reserve force
| [[File:Beretta-92FS.jpg|250px]]
|-
| {{wp|SIG_Sauer_P226|P226}}
| {{wp|Semi Automatic Pistol}}
| {{wp|9×19mm_Parabellum|CAP.77/22}} Variant
| {{flag|Cordomonivence}}
| Used as a sidearm and self defense weapon only by special forces
| [[File:SIG Sauer P226 neu.jpg|250px]]
|-
| {{wp|M1911_pistol|M1911}}
| {{wp|Semi Automatic Pistol}}
| {{wp|45_ACP|TFAP.22/20}} Variant
| {{flag|Cordomonivence}}
| Used only as a ceremonial weapon and for gun control training as well as being the pistiol  with the largest amount in the National Reserve Force
| [[File:M1911 A1 pistol.jpg|250px]]
|-
|}
==== Submachine Guns ====
{| class="wikitable"
! style="text-align: left;" |Name
! style="text-align: left;" |Type
!Caliber
! style="text-align: left;" |Origin
! style="text-align: left;" |Notes
! style="text-align: left;" |Image
|-
| {{wp|Heckler_%26_Koch_MP5|MP5}}
| {{wp|Submachine gun}}
| {{wp|9×19mm_Parabellum|CAP.77/22}}
| {{flag|Cordomonivence}}
| Used by the regular army and some special forces groups
| [[File:MP5.jpg|350px]]
|-
| {{wp|FN_P90|P90}}
| {{wp|Submachine gun}},{{wp|Personal Defence Weapon}}
| {{wp|FN 5.7x28mm|CP.28/18}}
| {{flag|Cordomonivence}}
| Used mainly as a defence weapon by special forces, combat medics armed corps, combat engineer corps, urban combat division brigades and light infantry/light assault brigades
| [[File:P90--.png|350px]]
|-
| {{wp|FAMAE_SAF|SAF}}
| {{wp|Submachine gun}}
| {{wp|9×19mm_Parabellum|CAP.77/22}}
| {{flag|Cordomonivence}}
| Used mostly by special forces and some brigades of the army
| [[File:Famae-saf.jpg|350px]]
|-
| {{wp|Brügger_%26_Thomet_APC|APC}}
| {{wp|Submachine gun}},{{wp|Assault rifle}}
| {{wp|5.56×45mm_NATO|CMAMMO.88/20}}
| {{flag|Cordomonivence}}
| Used only by special forces and combat engineering corps
| [[File:B&T APC 9 K side profile.jpg|350px]]
|-
|}
==== Rifles ====
{| class="wikitable"
! style="text-align: left;" |Name
! style="text-align: left;" |Type
!Caliber
! style="text-align: left;" |Origin
! style="text-align: left;" |Notes
! style="text-align: left;" |Image
|-
| {{wp|M4_carbine|M4}}
| {{wp|Assault Rifle}},{{wp|Carbine}}
| {{wp|5.56×45mm_NATO|CMAMMO.88/20}}
| {{flag|Cordomonivence}}
| Used extensively by the regular army, airborne brigades, special forces, combat engineering corps and the armed combat medic corps
| [[File:PEO M4 Carbine RAS M68 CCO.png|350px]]
|-
| {{wp|Heckler_%26_Koch_HK416|HK-416}}
| {{wp|Assault Rifle}},{{wp|Carbine}}
| {{wp|5.56×45mm_NATO|CMAMMO.88/20}}
| {{flag|Cordomonivence}}
| Main weapon of the special forces and used to a lesser extent by the regular army
| [[File:HK416N.png|350px]]
|-
| {{wp|FN_SCAR|SCAR-L}}
| {{wp|Assault Rifle}}
| {{wp|5.56×45mm_NATO|CMAMMO.88/20}}
| {{flag|Cordomonivence}}
| Used by special forces, the regular army and the combat engineering corps, mainly by support companies and units
| [[File:Scar L Standard.jpg|350px]]
|-
| {{wp|AK-103|AK-103}}
| {{wp|Assault Rifle}}
| {{wp|7.62×39mm|KRR.2C}}
| {{flag|Cordomonivence}}
| Used only by the regular army, mainly in the 2th army
| [[File:Ak103 m.jpg|350px]]
|-
| {{wp|SA80|SA-80}}
| {{wp|Bullpup}} {{wp|Assault Rifle}}
| {{wp|5.56×45mm_NATO|CMAMMO.88/20}}
| {{flag|Cordomonivence}}
| Used extensively by special forces and defence or escort brigades
| [[File:SA80 A2 (L85A2) 5.56mm Rifle MOD 45162150.jpg|350px]]
|-
| {{wp|Barrett_M82|M82}}
| {{wp|Anti Materiel Rifle}}
| {{wp|.50_BMG|SDL.66J}}
| {{flag|Cordomonivence}}
| Used almost entirely by special forces and used to a lesser extent by sniper/anti-materiel sniper regiments
| [[File:Barrett-M82A1-Independence-Day-2017-IZE-048-white.jpg|350px]]
|-
| {{wp|Accuracy_International_AWM|AWM}}
| {{wp|Bolt Action}} {{wp|Sniper Rifle}}
| {{wp|.338_Lapua_Magnum|MLC.90/17}}
| {{flag|Cordomonivence}}
| Used mostly by recon and sniper regiments of the regular army and to a lesser extent by special forces
| [[File:AWM-338-white.jpg|350px]]
|-
| {{wp|DSR-Precision_DSR-1|DSR-1}}
| {{wp|Sniper Rifle}}
| {{wp|.338_Lapua_Magnum|MLC.90/17}}
| {{flag|Cordomonivence}}
| Used to a lesser extent by airborne forces and the regular army
| [[File:AMP DSR-1 Koalorka.jpg|350px]]
|-
| {{wp|Remington_MSR|MSR}}
| {{wp|Sniper Rifle}}
| {{wp|.338_Lapua_Magnum|MLC.90/17}}
| {{flag|Cordomonivence}}
| Used by special forces, airborne forces and mainly by the regular army, sometimes used as a designated marksman rifle
| [[File:R-MSR.jpg|350px]]
|-
| {{wp|IWI_Tavor|IWI TAVOR}}
| {{wp|Bullpup}} {{wp|Designated Marksman Rifle}}
| {{wp|5.56×45mm_NATO|CMAMMO.88/20}}
| {{flag|Cordomonivence}}
| Used extensively by the military and special forces as well as the airborne forces
| [[File:IWI-Tavor-TAR-21w1.jpg|350px]]
|-
|}
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Revision as of 20:41, 2 September 2023

Cordobez Army
Corshvek Hieer
Active1855
CountryCordomonivence
AllegianceArmed forces of Cordomonivence
TypeLand army
RoleLand warfare
Size195,100 (Active soldiers)
Part ofArmed forces of Cordomonivence
Garrison/HQThe knights palace in Mushnetman
Motto(s)"Gemeinsam stehen wirre den Aggressoren entgagennet!" (United we stand agaisnt the aggresors!)
MarchMarsch der Befreierr is the most popular march
Commanders
Commander-in-chief of the Armed forces of Cordomonivencemattis kaspar heinrichs
Defence MinisterWalther Karlmann Kennder
Supreme General of the Cordobez ArmyJulian Heiner Weigand
General Commander of the 1th ArmyMeinhard Hauke Kolbe
General Commander of the 2th ArmyAdalbert Wernher Switzer


The Cordobez army or Corshvek Hieer in Cordobez language,it is the main land service branch of the AFC. The army has the purpose of ensuring the land security of the national territory of Cordomonivence in addition to working together with other branches of the AFC. The army is the branch of the AFC with the largest number of personnel in addition to being the third branch of the AFC to receive more budget.Its main operations at present are counter-insurgency, peacekeeping operations and the fight against drugs and human trafficking.The army operates on a doctrine of deterrence, maintaining a large number of equipment as a way to prevent other nations from invading Cordomonivence (although more than half of the equipment is not in active service and would take several days or weeks to be ready to be used if needed)


History

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Organization

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Ranks

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Uniform

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Equipment

Small-Arms

Sidearms

Name Type Caliber Origin Notes Image
FN Five-Seven Semi Automatic Pistol CP.28/18 Variant  Cordomonivence Used as a side weapon and defense by special forces, combat engineering corps, field medics armed corps and sometimes used by crews of armored vehicles FN5704.jpg
Glock-17,Glock-18,Glock-19 Semi Automatic Pistol,Automatic Pistol CAP.77/22 Variant  Cordomonivence Used as a sidearm and self-defense by special forces, army airborne corps, field officer corps, armed field medic corps and used to a lesser extent by the regular army Glock17.jpg
USP Semi Automatic Pistol CAP.77/22 Variant  Cordomonivence Used as a sidearm and self-defense by most crews of armored vehicles and helicopters or light fixed-wing aircraft and used to a greater extent by the regular army First-year H&K USP 9mm (32415150000) modified.png
Beretta 92 Semi Automatic Pistol CAP.77/22 Variant  Cordomonivence Used as a sidearm and defense by most of the regular army as well as being registered under the national reserve force Beretta-92FS.jpg
P226 Semi Automatic Pistol CAP.77/22 Variant  Cordomonivence Used as a sidearm and self defense weapon only by special forces SIG Sauer P226 neu.jpg
M1911 Semi Automatic Pistol TFAP.22/20 Variant  Cordomonivence Used only as a ceremonial weapon and for gun control training as well as being the pistiol with the largest amount in the National Reserve Force M1911 A1 pistol.jpg


Submachine Guns

Name Type Caliber Origin Notes Image
MP5 Submachine gun CAP.77/22  Cordomonivence Used by the regular army and some special forces groups MP5.jpg
P90 Submachine gun,Personal Defence Weapon CP.28/18  Cordomonivence Used mainly as a defence weapon by special forces, combat medics armed corps, combat engineer corps, urban combat division brigades and light infantry/light assault brigades P90--.png
SAF Submachine gun CAP.77/22  Cordomonivence Used mostly by special forces and some brigades of the army Famae-saf.jpg
APC Submachine gun,Assault rifle CMAMMO.88/20  Cordomonivence Used only by special forces and combat engineering corps B&T APC 9 K side profile.jpg


Rifles

Name Type Caliber Origin Notes Image
M4 Assault Rifle,Carbine CMAMMO.88/20  Cordomonivence Used extensively by the regular army, airborne brigades, special forces, combat engineering corps and the armed combat medic corps PEO M4 Carbine RAS M68 CCO.png
HK-416 Assault Rifle,Carbine CMAMMO.88/20  Cordomonivence Main weapon of the special forces and used to a lesser extent by the regular army HK416N.png
SCAR-L Assault Rifle CMAMMO.88/20  Cordomonivence Used by special forces, the regular army and the combat engineering corps, mainly by support companies and units File:Scar L Standard.jpg
AK-103 Assault Rifle KRR.2C  Cordomonivence Used only by the regular army, mainly in the 2th army Ak103 m.jpg
SA-80 Bullpup Assault Rifle CMAMMO.88/20  Cordomonivence Used extensively by special forces and defence or escort brigades SA80 A2 (L85A2) 5.56mm Rifle MOD 45162150.jpg
M82 Anti Materiel Rifle SDL.66J  Cordomonivence Used almost entirely by special forces and used to a lesser extent by sniper/anti-materiel sniper regiments Barrett-M82A1-Independence-Day-2017-IZE-048-white.jpg
AWM Bolt Action Sniper Rifle MLC.90/17  Cordomonivence Used mostly by recon and sniper regiments of the regular army and to a lesser extent by special forces AWM-338-white.jpg
DSR-1 Sniper Rifle MLC.90/17  Cordomonivence Used to a lesser extent by airborne forces and the regular army AMP DSR-1 Koalorka.jpg
MSR Sniper Rifle MLC.90/17  Cordomonivence Used by special forces, airborne forces and mainly by the regular army, sometimes used as a designated marksman rifle File:R-MSR.jpg
IWI TAVOR Bullpup Designated Marksman Rifle CMAMMO.88/20  Cordomonivence Used extensively by the military and special forces as well as the airborne forces IWI-Tavor-TAR-21w1.jpg

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