Lumenic Army

Lumenic Army Esercito Luminerra
Active	1521 - Present
Country	Luminerra
Commanders
King	Lorenzo III
Legatus	Amore Stavola
Generale dell'esercito	Aronne Capelli
Maresciallo dell'esercito	Ignazio Bonetti

Ranks

Commissioned

Grade	Image	Rank
N/A	No insignia	Aspirante
C-1		Sottotenente
		Tenente
C-2		Capitano
C-3		Maggiore
C-4		Tenente colonnello
C-5		Colonnello
C-6		Tenente generale
C-7		Capitano generale
C-8		Maggiore generale
C-9		Colonnello generale

Warrant Officer

In the Lumenic Army, warrant officers are known as sottufficiale and are considered to be non-commissioned officers, outranking the senior-most enlisted ranks, as well as officer cadets and officer candidates, but below the officer grade of C‑1. They are primarily utilized to handle the upper administrative tasks of the Lumenic Army, serving as senior non-commissioned officers at the brigade and division level.

Sottufficiales are often employed in highly skilled, single-track specialty roles. In general, the Lumenic Army utilizes Sottufficiales in two ways; as aviators and technical specialists. Sottufficiales aviators will command both fixed wing and rotar wing aircraft, as well as lead, coach, train, and counsel subordinates. In some cases, a Sottufficiales may also command detachments, units, activities, vessels, aircraft, and armored vehicles. A Sottufficiale technical specialist would be primarily tasked to serve as a technical expert, providing valuable skills, guidance, and expertise to commanders and organizations in their particular field.

One special exception to this general rule is the rank of Maresciallo dell'esercito or Marshal of the Army, who serves as the senior most non-commissioned officer in the Lumenic Army. The Maresciallo dell'esercito is appointed to serve as a spokesman to address the issues of enlisted soldiers to all officers, from other Sottufficiales and Sottotenente's to the Army's highest positions. in effect making the Maresciallo dell'esercito the senior most enlisted advisor to the Generale dell'esercito, or the General of the Army. The exact duties vary depending on the Army's current Generale dell'esercito, though much of the Maresciallo dell'esercito's time is spent traveling throughout the nation to various Army posts and facilities, observing training and talking with soldiers and their families.

Grade	Image	Rank
S-1		Maresciallo Terza
S-2		Maresciallo Seconda
		Maresciallo dell'esercito
S-3		Maresciallo Prima
S-4		Maresciallo Superiore
S-5		Maresciallo Capo

Non-Commissioned and Enlisted

Grade	Image	Rank
A-1	No insignia	Soldato
A-2		Soldato Primo
A-3		Caporale
A-4		Caporale Primo
A-5		Sergente
A-6		Sergente Maggiore
A-7		Primo Sergente

Equipment

Personal weapons

Name	Origin	Manufacturer	Caliber/Diameter	Notes
Handguns
P-04	Luminerra	Calvano Armi Leggere S.p.A	10x22 mm	Subcompact version designated P-04C
PS-79	Luminerra	Calvano Armi Leggere S.p.A	9x19 mm
P-76	Luminerra	Calvano Armi Leggere S.p.A	9x19 mm	Mostly replaced in service by the P-04. Units of the Custos Luminis have been issued P-76 handguns chambered in 10x22 mm designated P-76/10
P-09	Trinovantum	Wilton-Nash Firearms Company	11.43×23mm	Used by special forces
Submachine guns
M-18	Luminerra	Calvano Armi Leggere S.p.A	10x22 mm
M-80	Luminerra	Ponti S.R.L.	10x22 mm
CD-04	Luminerra	Calvano Armi Leggere S.p.A	10x22 mm
Shotguns
PD-99	Luminerra	Del Santo Armi S.p.A	18.5 mm
PA-87	Luminerra	Ponti S.R.L.	18.5 mm
Rifles
F-1889	Luminerra	Arsenale Reale e Ordinanza S.p.A	7.35×51 mm	In use in ceremonial roles
FB-59	Luminerra	Calvano Armi Leggere S.p.A	7.5x54 mm	In use with some members of the national police as well as in ceremonial roles
FC-76	Luminerra	Calvano Armi Leggere S.p.A	5.56×45 mm
FC-98	Luminerra	Calvano Armi Leggere S.p.A	6.45x48 mm
FC-15	Luminerra	Arsenale Reale e Ordinanza S.p.A	6.45x48 mm
FC-18	Luminerra	Arsenale Reale e Ordinanza S.p.A	6.5x51 mm MSS
Precision and sniper rifles
FP-85	Trinovantum	Maxwell Armaments Company	8.6x70 mm
RFA-90	Temuair	Callahan Fireamrs	12.7x99 mm 15.5x106 mm
Machine guns
ML-89	Luminerra	Calvano Armi Leggere S.p.A	5.56×45 mm	Mostly replaced by the ML-95
ML-95	Trinovantum	Wilton-Nash Firearms Company	6.45x48 mm
ML-11	Trinovantum Luminerra	Wilton-Nash Firearms Company Arsenale Reale e Ordinanza S.p.A	6.45x48 mm	In use by special forces
MM-95	Trinovantum	Wilton-Nash Firearms Company	8x50 mm
MM-11	Trinovantum Luminerra	Wilton-Nash Firearms Company Arsenale Reale e Ordinanza S.p.A	8x50 mm	In use by special forces
MP-61	Notreceau Luminerra	Manufacture d'Armes de Châtouge Arsenale Reale e Ordinanza S.p.A	12.7x99 mm
Grenades and explosives
BM-80	Luminerra	Ordigno Esplosivo S.p.A	59 mm
PGI-20	Luminerra	Ponti S.R.L.	20x42 mm
LA-40	Luminerra	Arsenale Reale e Ordinanza S.p.A Ordigno Esplosivo S.p.A	40 mm
Mortar
Infantry anti-tank weapons
PAS-78	Luminerra	Ordigno Esplosivo S.p.A	78 mm
PAS-90	Costa Mejis	Trabajos Explosivos S.A	90 mm
PAS-100	Luminerra	Ordigno Esplosivo S.p.A	100 mm
FSR-90	Luminerra	Arsenale Reale e Ordinanza S.p.A	90 mm
GIS-86	Licana		127 mm
Infantry anti-aircraft weapons
GIA-39	Trinovantum	United Defense Aerospace	130 mm

Vehicles

Name	Role	Origin	Manufacturer	Number
Utility vehicles
Contare	Utility vehicle	Luminerra	Amante S.p.A	Contare:
Vicario	Utility vehicle	Luminerra	Amante S.p.A	Vicario: Vicario-P Vicario-A:
Barone	Utility vehicle	Trinovantum	Paxton Motor Company	Barone:
Duca	Command Post	Luminerra	Calvetti Industria Pesante S.p.A
Asino	Tactical logistic vehicle	Luminerra	Motori Pesanti Lumenici S.p.A
Mulo	Tactical logistic vehicle	Luminerra	Motori Pesanti Lumenici S.p.A
Mucca	Tactical logistic vehicle	Luminerra	Motori Pesanti Lumenici S.p.A
Main Battle Tanks
Decurion	Main battle tank	Luminerra	Calvetti Industria Pesante S.p.A	Decurion M1: Decurion M2:
Infantry Fighting Vehicles
Falco	Infantry fighting vehicle	Luminerra	Sistemi Terra di Vernetti S.p.A	Falco M1:
Passero	Infantry fighting vehicle	Luminerra	Calvetti Industria Pesante S.p.A	Passero M1: Passero M2:
Armored Personal Carriers
Aquila-IV	Armoured personnel carrier	Luminerra	Amante S.p.A	Aquila-IV M1:
Aquila-VI	Armoured personnel carrier	Luminerra	Amante S.p.A	Aquila-VI M1:
Toro	MRAP Armoured personnel carrier	Luminerra	Amante S.p.A	Toro M1:
Reconnaissance Vehicles
Volpe	Reconnaissance	Luminerra	Calvetti Industria Pesante S.p.A
Miscellaneous Vehicles
Tigre	Reconnaissance/Tank destroyer	Luminerra	Calvetti Industria Pesante S.p.A	Tigre M1: Tigre M2:
Recovery Vehicles
Tigre	Recovery vehicle	Luminerra	Calvetti Industria Pesante S.p.A	Mulo M1:
Engineering Vehicles
Artillery
Towed
AC-70	Howitzer	Trinovantum	Alban Arsenal	AC-70:
AC-75	Howitzer	Trinovantum	Alban Arsenal	AC-70:
CM-56	Mountain gun	Luminerra	Munizioni Reali	CM-56:
Self-propelled gun
Fionda	Self-propelled artillery	Luminerra	Calvetti Industria Pesante S.p.A	Fionda M1:
Arpone	Self-propelled artillery	Luminerra		Arpone M1:
Giavellotto	Self-propelled artillery	Trinovantum		Giavellotto M1:
Self-propelled rocket launcher.
Tempesta	Multiple rocket launcher	Luminerra	Amante S.p.A
Towed Anti-aircraft
Lancia	Surface-to-air missile	Luminerra	Soluzioni Tecnologiche Reali S.p.A	Various systems use the Lancia missile including land based batteries, naval vessels and aircraft.
Self-Propelled Anti-aircraft
Saetta	Self-propelled antiaircraft	Luminerra	Calvetti Industria Pesante S.p.A	Saetta M1:
Anti-aircraft
Patriota	Surface-to-air missile	Hyboria		TIM-08 surface to air missile system

Uniforms

Name	Image	Details
Uniforme da Battaglia Battle Dress Uniform		Consists of a beret, color to be determined by service role, a five button closure jacket with two internal pockets, and pants with four pockets: two in the rear and one in the middle of each thigh. Current camouflage pattern devised in 1991. This is the most commonly utilized uniform of the Lumenic Army, and is issued to all personnel. It can also utilized as a standard daily work uniform in some situations, being worn in place of the Uniforme di Classe B. This is generally seen in infantry formations and other combat arms units. This uniform is identical for both sexes.
Uniforme di Classe A Class A Dress Uniform		Often referred to as the Ceremonial Uniform, it consists of a double-breasted jacket with six buttons and two pockets on the hips. Pants come with a classic cut in fabric, as well as the jacket. The winter version is composed of a cape, the color to be determined by the wearers service role, a black rigid cap, white gloves and black shoes. Commissioned officers must purchase a ceremonial sabre to wear with the Class A Dress Uniform. As of 1990, women have the option to wear the traditional uniform pants in the same cut as the male attire or a uniform skirt. Previously, on the skirt was allowable.
Uniforme di Classe B Class B Dress Uniform		This is the standard non-combat duty uniform, generally worn as the uniform of the day by non-combat and support personnel. It consists of a single-breasted jacket with four buttons and four pockets. Pants come with a classic cut and the front pleats have five pockets, one of which is for a pocket watch. The shirt worn underneath also has two small pockets. The uniform is completed with a necktie, brown leather gloves, cross strap, and belt with pistol holster, brown shoes, khaki socks and a cap or headdress only to be worn outdoors. As of 1990, women have the option to wear the traditional uniform pants in the same cut as the male attire or a uniform skirt. Previously, on the skirt was allowable.
Uniforme di Servizio di Classe B. Class B Service Uniform		This is the standard non-combat duty uniform, generally worn as the uniform of the day by non-combat and support personnel. It consists of a single-breasted jacket with four buttons and four pockets. Pants come with a classic cut and the front pleats have five pockets, one of which is for a pocket watch. Unlike the Uniforme di Classe B, the Class B Service Uniform does not require the gloves, or belt, but does retain the tie and a cap or headdress only to be worn outdoors. As of 1990, women have the option to wear the traditional uniform pants in the same cut as the male attire or a uniform skirt. Previously, on the skirt was allowable.