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Revision as of 22:12, 18 April 2022
This is a list of equipment currently utilised by the Elatian Army.
Small arms
Name | Image | Origin | Type | Cartridge | Details |
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P78 | Elatia | Pistol | 9×19mm | Unauthorised copy. Both full-sized and compact variants in use. | |
P58 | Elatia | Pistol | 9×19mm | Replaced the P96. Mostly in storage. | |
P96 | Elatia | Pistol | 7.63x25mm, 9×19mm | A pirated design, this was the primary Elatian sidearm in the first half of the twentieth century. | |
P40 | Elatia | Pistol | .32 ACP, .380 ACP | Primarily issued to senior officers as a ceremonial weapon. A version with threaded barrel for use with suppressors is issued to special forces and Ecclesia Guard hit squads. | |
FLG | Elatia | Submachinegun | 9×19mm | ||
AP-61 | Elatia | Submachinegun | .32 ACP, .380 ACP, 9x19mm | Large quantities remain in circulation as secondary armament. | |
AP-43 | Elatia | Submachinegun | 9×19mm | Produced in large quantities from 1943 onwards. Still kept in arsenals. | |
AP-33 | Elatia | Submachinegun | 9×19mm | A pirated design, the AP-33 was used in large quantities during the war with Belfras. A quantity is still in storage around the country. | |
AK-54 | Elatia | Assault rifle | 7.62x39 | Replaced the K-48 carbine. | |
AK-54M | Elatia | Assault rifle | 7.62x39 | Primarily used by special forces and other elite units as of 2021. | |
AK-54S | Elatia | Assault rifle | 9x39 | Primarily used by special forces | |
CF-97 | Elatia | Shotgun | 12 Gauge Shotgun | ||
M76 | Charnea | Marksman rifle | 7.65x53mm | ||
Fusilo 93/96 | Elatia | Sniper rifle | 7.65x53mm | Essentially accurised examples of the old Fusilo 93 service rifles with synthetic stock. | |
AMR-2 | Elatia | Anti-materiel rifle | 12.7x108mm | ||
Mi-65 | Elatia | Light machine gun | 7.62x39 | Largely phased out in favour of GPMG's in the squad machine gun role. | |
Mi-21 | Elatia | Light Machine gun | 7.65x53mm | Unauthorised copy. In long term storage for militia units | |
Mi-62 | Elatia | Medium Machine gun | 7.65x53mm | A rechambered version of the PKM. | |
MI-74 | Elatia | Heavy machine gun | 12.7×108mm | Essentially Elatia's version of the NSV. | |
Mi-48 | Elatia | Heavy machine gun | 12.7×108mm | A pirated copy of the Suvarovan original. | |
Mi-37 | Elatia | Heavy machine gun | 7.65x53 | In storage |
Grenade-based weapons
Name | Image | Origin | Type | Details |
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M75 hand grenade | Elatia | Grenade | ||
AG40 | Elatia | 40mm under-barrel grenade launcher | ||
GM-94 | Suvarova | Handheld magazine grenade launcher | ||
Q-87 | Jhengtsang | Automatic grenade launcher | Primarily used by special forces | |
AGS-17 | Suvarova | Automatic grenade launcher | ||
RF-91 | Suvarova/ Elatia | Thermobaric rocket launcher |
Anti-tank weapons
Name | Image | Origin | Type | Details |
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RPG-61 | Elatia | Shoulder-launched anti-tank weapon | A pirated and localised version of the generic ubiquitous design. Upgraded to use the PG-7VR tandem-warhead munition. | |
RPG-85 | Elatia | 72mm disposable shoulder-launched anti-tank weapon | ||
RCL-62 | Elatia | Anti-tank recoilless-gun | A pirated version of the Suvarovan original. | |
PF-98 | Jhengtsang | Anti-tank recoilless-gun | ||
TDK-100 | Elatia | 100mm anti-tank gun | Now mostly in reserve. Upgraded with AT-10 Stabber GLATGM. | |
TDM-68 anti-tank missile | Elatia | Anti-tank guided missile | Originating as a pirated copy of the AT-3 Sagger, the TDM-73M is a deep-upgrade which increased speed to 220m/s with an improved rocket motor and penetration to 1,000mm RHA with a tandem warhead. Range: 2,500m. | |
TDM-75 | Elatia/ Suvarova | Anti-tank guided missile | Wire guided. Most current model features tandem warhead to defeat ERA. Range: 4km | |
HJ-12 | Jhengtsang | Anti-tank missile | Increasingly common. Currently special forces and Airborne Corps have priority for this weapon. | |
TDM-95 | Elatia/ Suvarova | Anti-tank missile | Laser beam-riding. Vehicle or tripod-mounted. Penetration: 1,200 RHA. Range: 5.5km (dependent on version) | |
TDM-95M | Elatia/ Suvarova | Anti-tank missile | Laser beam-riding. Vehicle or tripod-mounted. Penetration: 1,200 RHA. Range: 8km (dependent on version) | |
TDM-90 | Elatia/ Suvarova | Anti-tank missile | Radio guided. Used by helicopters and tank destroyers. Replaced the TDM-77 | |
HJ-10 | Jhengtsang | NLOS ATGM | Elite units only |
Combat vehicles
Name | Image | Origin | Type | Numbers |
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V-03 main battle tank | Elatia | Main battle tank | Utilised by high-readiness tank brigades | |
V-74 main battle tank | Elatia | Main battle tank | All vehicles in standing tank and mechanised brigades upgraded to VA-74M3 configuration, with thermal sight and improved ERA | |
Type 63 | Jhengtsang | Amphibious light tank | Formerly used by the Naval Infantry. Largely phased out. | |
V-56 | File:Myanmar Army Type-59M tank.jpg | Elatia | Main Battle Tank | Modernised T-54 copy with ERA and upgraded FCS. Primarily in storage. |
IBV-81 | Elatia | Infantry fighting vehicle | A licensed copy of the BMP-2. Being partially replaced by IBV-05. Upgraded with the B05YA01 turret. | |
IBV-75 Infantry Fighting Vehicle | Elatia | Infantry fighting vehicle | Based on a pirated copy of the BMP-1. Most remaining in active units have been upgraded to the IBV-75/96 standard. | |
IBV-05 | Elatia | Infantry fighting vehicle | Replacing the TTV-73, IBV-75 and IBV-81. Not amphibious. | |
TTV-73 | Elatia | Armoured personnel carrier | Replaced by IBV-05 in first line units | |
IBV-04 | Elatia | Airborne infantry fighting vehicle | Primarily used by the Elatian Airborne Corps | |
TC-75 | Elatia | Tank destroyer | ||
VS-65 | Elatia | Scout car | Upgraded with thermal imaging. Replaced the VS-51 | |
Varria V-99 Pardus | Elatia | General utility vehicle |
Artillery
Name | Image | Origin | Type | Numbers |
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MO-60 | Elatia | 60mm mortar | ||
MO-74 | Elatia | 82mm mortar | ||
M52 | Elatia | 120mm mortar | Battalion-level fire support weapon, primarily used by wheeled infantry units. | |
MO-75 | Elatia | 120mm self-propelled mortar | Main battalion-level fire support weapon | |
240 mm mortar M240 | Suvarova | 240mm heavy mortar | One special battery of eight attached to each army corps HQ. Used as anti-fortification siege artillery with laser-guided shells. | |
K-60 | Elatia | 122mm howitzer | A copy of the D-30 | |
K-70 | Elatia | 155mm towed howitzer | ||
K-33 | Elatia | 155mm towed howitzer | ||
130 mm towed field gun M1954 (M-46) | Elatia/ Suvarova | 130mm towed gun | ||
MK-75 | Elatia | 122mm Self-propelled howitzer | Gradually being relegated to reserve formations | |
MK-73 | Elatia | 155mm Self-propelled howitzer | Based on the chassis of the V-56 tank. Phased out. | |
MK-91 | Elatia | 155mm Self-propelled howitzer | ||
MK-78 | Elatia | 170mm heavy gun | ||
MR-63 | Jhengtsang | 107mm MLRS | ||
MR-64 | Elatia | 127mm MLRS | Introduced in 1964, this remains Elatia's primary rocket artillery system. Upgraded rockets can attain range exceeding 45km. | |
MR-76 | Elatia | 240mm MLRS | Introduced in the 1970's as a corps-level artillery piece. Being phased out in favour of the MR-98. | |
MR-98 | Elatia | 400mm MLRS | Maximum range: 200km | |
MR-93 | Elatia | 220mm heavy thermobaric multi-rocket system |
Army aviation
Name | Image | Origin | Type | Numbers |
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H-70 | Elatia | Utility helicopter/attack helicopter | A pirated version of the Messidorian Puma, the H-72 can be used as either a transport or a gunship. | |
H-68 | Elatia | Utility helicopter | The H-70 is a pirated version of the Messidorian Super Frelon. | |
Mi-26 | Suvarova | Heavy lift helicopter | Manufactured under license | |
Mi-24 Hind | Suvarova | Attack helicopter | Upgraded to Mi-35M standard | |
H-13 | Elatia | Attack helicopter | Introduced in 2014. Currently in service with elite attack squadrons. | |
U-96 | Mutul | Tactical drone | ||
Orlan-10 | Suvarova | Tactical drone | ||
U-06 | Mutul | Handheld drone |
Anti-aircraft artillery
Name | Image | Origin | Type | Details |
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Kak-23 | Elatia | Anti-aircraft gun | Twin-23mm mount licensed local production | |
Kak-60 | Elatia | Anti-aircraft gun | Twin-30mm self-propelled SPAAG. Mostly in storage. | |
KaK-57 | Elatia / Suvarova | 57mm flak gun | ||
Kak-70 | Elatia | Self-Propelled anti-aircraft system | SPAAG system equipped with two 30mm autocannons and a search/ranging radar system. Upgraded in the 2000's with improved radar, IRST and 2x twin MANPADS pods. |
Surface-to-air missiles
Name | Origin | Type | Ammunition | Notes |
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IKM-8 | Elatia | MANPADS | ||
ADO-8 | Elatia | SHORAD | Mobile low-altitude system. Currently used at the brigade-level by reserve units. | |
ADO-17 | Elatia | SHORAD | Mobile low-altitude system optimised against PGM. Currently used at the brigade-level by active units. | |
ADO-12 | Elatia | Medium-range SAM | Currently used by Air Defence Brigades at the Army Corps level. | |
ADO-30 | Elatia | Area-defence SAM | Slant range roughly 200km. Has some ABM capability. Primarily used for static defence of major cities and military sites |
Ballistic missiles
Name | Image | Origin | Type | Details |
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BM-06 | Elatia | SRBM | Suspected copy of the SS-26 Stone. Range: 400km+. CEP: 5-7m | |
BM-78 | Elatia | TBM | Range: 60-180km. CEP: 70m |