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| unit_name = Imperial and Royal Quenminese Air Force
| unit_name = Imperial and Royal Quenminese Aerial Force
| native_name = ''Không quân Hoàng gia và Hoàng gia Quến Minh''
| native_name = ''Không quân Hoàng gia và Hoàng gia Quến Minh''
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The '''Imperial and Royal Quenminese Air Force''' ('''IRQAF''') is the aerial branch of the [[Imperial and Royal Quenminese Armed Forces]]. It is also the successor of the [[Imperial Quenminese Army Air Service]], of which was founded on September 15, 1913.
The '''Imperial and Royal Quenminese Aerial Force''' ('''IRQAEF''') is the aerial branch of the [[Imperial and Royal Quenminese Armed Forces]]. It is also the successor of the [[Imperial Quenminese Army Air Service]], of which was founded on September 15, 1913.


It currently has over 95,000 active personnel, 1,612 active aircraft and 12 satellites in service.
It currently has over 95,000 active personnel, 1,612 active aircraft and 12 satellites in service.
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==Organization==
==Organization==
===Departments===


===Order of Battle===
===Order of Battle===
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** Hai Mau Air Command  
** Hai Mau Air Command  
** Southern Air Command
** Southern Air Command
** Imperial and Royal Quenminese Ground Force - Airborne Division
** Imperial and Royal Quenminese Airborne Division


===Air Bases===
===Air Bases===


There are a total of 21 air bases throughout Quenmin, with one situated in [[Bactieu and the Adelaidines]].
There are a total of 22 air bases throughout Quenmin, with two situated in [[Bactieu and the Adelaidines]].


==Current Inventory==
==Current Inventory==

Revision as of 20:06, 7 October 2019

Imperial and Royal Quenminese Aerial Force
Không quân Hoàng gia và Hoàng gia Quến Minh
Founded15 September 1913
Country Quenmin
TypeAir force
RoleAerial warfare
Size95,248 personnel (2017)
1,612 active aircraft
12 Satellites
Part ofImperial and Royal Quenminese Armed Forces
Colors    Cyan, White and Yellow
MarchBy the Dragon's Flight
Anniversaries13 March
Engagements
Commanders
MonarchHI&RM The Emperor
Minister of the An Tiểu CommitteeVăn Trọng Lịch
Chairman of the National Defense BoardGen. of the Armed Forces Phùng Minh Thiệu
Chief of StaffGen. Lưu Tiến Ðức
Aircraft flown
AttackSanam MBK-12D
BomberTu-95, Tu-160, Tu-22M
Electronic
warfare
Nimrod, E-3, E-767
FighterSu-37, Su-35, F/A-18
HelicopterMi-24, UH-1, HH-60
Trainer helicopterCabri G2
ReconnaissanceSanam MBK-5T, Sanam MBK-12D
TrainerAero L-39, T-38
TransportAn-12, CASA C-295
TankerKC-10

The Imperial and Royal Quenminese Aerial Force (IRQAEF) is the aerial branch of the Imperial and Royal Quenminese Armed Forces. It is also the successor of the Imperial Quenminese Army Air Service, of which was founded on September 15, 1913.

It currently has over 95,000 active personnel, 1,612 active aircraft and 12 satellites in service.

History

Imperial Quenminese Army Air Service

Present Era

Drone and Cyberwarfare Development Program

Organization

Departments

Order of Battle

The organization of the Air Force consists of the following units:

  • High Command of the Imperial and Royal Air Force
  • Air Command
  • Air Division
  • Air Regiment
  • Squadron
  • Air Section
Current Order of Battle
  • High Command of the Imperial and Royal Air Force
    • Northern Air Command
    • Coastal Air Command
    • Hai Mau Air Command
    • Southern Air Command
    • Imperial and Royal Quenminese Airborne Division

Air Bases

There are a total of 22 air bases throughout Quenmin, with two situated in Bactieu and the Adelaidines.

Current Inventory