Royal Gristo-Serkonan Armed Forces

Royal Gristo-Serkonan Armed Forces
The Armed Forces of the United Kingdom and Constitutional Union of the Kingdom of Gristol and the Grand Duchy of Serkonos
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Motto	Defiant, Vigilant. Invincible
Founded	19 April 1867 (1867-04-19)
Current form	19 April 1993 (1993-04-19)
Service branches	Army Navy Air Force GS Coast Guard
Headquarters	OND-Raven Campus, North Quay, Pontiac-Bernadotte
Leadership
Monarchs of the United Kingdom	Queen Anna III Grand Duke Tehwehron
Minister of Defence	Jonathan Nilsson
Chief of the Armed Forces Defence Council	FM, Gen. Karontase Montour
Personnel
Military age	19-49
Conscription	Currently suspended
Active personnel	156,340
Reserve personnel	47,000
Expenditure
Budget	NS$59.67 billion
Percent of GDP	3%
Industry
Domestic suppliers	T-2 Communications Morgenroete Aerospace Royal Armoury Laval Shipbuilding Inc. Henley Land Systems
Foreign suppliers	Belfras Arthurista Ghant

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Naval Ensign of the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy

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Royal Gristo-Serkonan Air Force Ensign

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The Royal Gristo-Serkonan Armed Forces are the professional military services responsible for the defence of Gristol-Serkonos.

The military consists of six primary commands: the Gristo-Serkonan Army, the land warfare branch, the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Air Force, a technologically sophisticated air force with a diverse operational fleet consisting of both fixed-wing and rotary aircraft, the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy, a green-water fleet consisting of 72 commissioned ships with the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Marines providing the amphibious warfare capability, the Strategic Arms Operations Group, which handles the country's unconventional arsenal, the Health Services Command, and the Gristo-Serkonan Coast Guard.

Its Commander-in-Chief are the monarchs of Gristol-Serkonos, currently Queen Anna III and Grand Duke Tehwehron, to whom the members of the armed forces swear allegiance. Long-standing constitutional convention however has vested executive authority, by prerogative, in the Chancellor and the Minister of Defence. The constitution also allows for the monarchs to remains the supreme authority of the military and can override the authority of the Chancellor and the Minister of Defence.

The armed forces are managed by the National Defence Council of the Office of National Defence, headed by the Minister of Defence.

History

Unification

Following the election of the first Federal government in 1867, the Gristol Forsvaret and the Serkonan Ducal Army, the two militaries of the Kingdom of Gristol and the Grand Duchy of Serkonos were merged.

Modern Developments

The modern day RGSAF military is styled after modern western military systems. Historically, it had a political warfare branch known as the Military Inquisition that tightly controls and monitors each level of the military, and reports directly to the Armed Forces Defence Council, and if necessary, directly to the civilian-led National Defence Council. This is a carryover from the post-1920 revolts, when the Parliament and its army were penetrated by rebel agents repeatedly and led to front-line units defecting to rebel-held areas. To strengthen their control over the military and prevent massive defection, the Armed Forces Defence Council and the NDC exercised tight control over the military, by installing political officers and commissioners down to the company level, in order to ensure political correctness in the military and loyalty toward United Kingdom's leadership. This gave the political officers a great deal of power, allowing them to overrule the unit commander and take over the unit.

Following the 2004 Defence and National Security reforms, the Military Inquisition was reorganized into a military-civilian department within the National Office of Defence dedicated to the expeditious handling of misinformation. The Inquisition uses big data systems analysis in its efforts to understand and counter disinformation campaigns from Wazheganon in real time. The 2004 reform also saw the reduction of control of the civilian defense minister and much of the powers were distributed among the members of National Defence Council. It also led to the inclusion of the Chancellor as part of the decision making process of the Council.

Personnel

Service Branch	Regular Personnel	Volunteer Reserve	Total
Army	59,692	10,900
Navy	26,577
Marines	14,070
Air Force	32,831
Special Forces	4,693
Strategic Arms	15,634
Health Services	10,943
Total	156,340

Defence Policy

The primary goal of the RGSAF is to provide a credible deterrent against hostile action by establishing effective counterstrike and high-tech defence capabilities. Should hostilities occur, current RGSAF doctrine centres upon the principle of "distanced engagement" where the primary goal of the armed forces in any conflict with the hostile power would be to keep as much of the fighting away from mainland proper for as long as possible to minimize damage to infrastructure and civilian casualties. The principle of distanced engagement also puts an emphasis on the logistics side of the military. In times of war, the Office of Defence can call upon civilian companies to reinforce the existing supply lines.

Military expenditures

The constitution of Gristol-Serkonos gives the federal government exclusive responsibility for national defence, and expenditures are thus outlined in the federal budget. In 2020-21 fiscal year, the amount allocated to defence spending was $59.6 billion.

Service Branches

Gristo-Serkonan Army

The current organization of the Gristo-Serkonan Army as of 2021.

The Gristo-Serkonan Army is a command component responsible for the operational readiness of the conventional ground forces of the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Armed Forces. As of 2020, the army is comprised of 59,692 regular soldiers and 10,900 reserve soldiers. The army is supported by 2,450 civilian employees from the civil service. It maintains regular force bases across the United Kingdom and is responsible for the Territorial Army, the largest component of the National Defence Reserve.

Command of the army is exercised by the Commander of the Gristo-Serkonan Army within the Royal High Command Headquarters in Pontiac-Bernadotte. The army is divided into three divisions based on geography; 2nd Army Division is located in Gristol, the 3rd Army Division is located in Ohsweken, and the 4th Army Division is located in Serkonos. The 1st Army Division serves as a deployable headquarters to command a divisional-level deployment of Gristo-Serkonan or allied forces on operations.

Brigades are organized into either Armoured, Mechanized Infantry, or Division Support Groups consisting of eight or nine battalions.

Armoured Brigade	Mechanized Infantry Brigade	Division Support Group
2 Armoured Battalions 1 Armoured Reconnaisance Battalion 1 Army Aviation Battalion 1 Mechanized Artillery Battalion 1 Mechanized Infantry Battalion 1 Air Defence Battery 1 Combat Support Battalion 1 Armoured Engineering Battalion	1 Reconnaissance Battalion 1 Artillery Battalion 1 Infantry Battalion 2 Mechanized Infantry Battalion 1 Air Defence Battery 1 Combat Support Battalion 1 Armoured Engineering Battalion	1 Maintenance Battalion 1 Radar Battery 1 Signals Battery 1 CBRN Company 1 Mobile Medical Battalion 1 Army Division Training Centre 1 Military Intelligence

Below is the organization of the army in the Division level and its sub-units.

Patch	Name	Headquarters	Sub-units
	Combined Operations - Army	Pontiac-Bernadotte (Capital District Region)	Army Aviation Command Army Special Forces Command
	Support Operations - Army	Pontiac-Bernadotte (Capital District Region)	Artillery Command Air-defense Artillery Command Combat Engineering Command Signal Command Logistics Command Military Intelligence Division
	1st Army Division	Pontiac-Bernadotte (Capital District Region)	Units Attached 7th Communications Group 76 Communications Regiment 18 Line Regiment
	2nd Army Division	Garafraxa (Gristol)	Units Attached Headquarters, 2nd Army Division 7 Armoured Brigade Group 34 Mechanized Infantry Brigade Group 35 Mechanized Infantry Brigade Group 2nd Army Division Support Group
	3rd Army Division	Saari (Serkonos)	Units Attached Headquarters, 3rd Army Division 6 Armoured Brigade Group 36 Mechanized Infantry Brigade Group 37 Mechanized Infantry Brigade Group 3rd Army Division Support Group
	4th Army Division	Andagaron (Ohsweken)	Units Attached Headquarters, 4th Army Division 8 Armoured Brigade Group 38 Mechanized Infantry Brigade Group 39 Mechanized Infantry Brigade Group 4th Army Division Support Group
	Army Doctrine and Training Division	Pontiac-Bernadotte (Capital District Region)	Units Attached Headquarters, Army Doctrine and Training Division Army Command and Staff College Army Doctrine Centre Army Simulation Centre Headquarters, Combat Training Centre Army Armoured and Artillery School Army Infantry and Engineering School

Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy

Headed by the First Sea Lord, the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy it is the naval force of the United Kingdom. It is a green-water navy with the capacity to project force worldwide in cooperation with allies. It includes 68 commissioned surface vessels and submarines deployed in two fleets. Maritime Forces North at RGSFB Griswald and Maritime Forces South at RGSFB Guigneville. Responsibility of guarding the coastline at Lake Bastard is provided by Maritime Forces North.

Its primary mission is protection of the United Kingdom's territorial waters and maritime infrastructure as well as sea lines of communication.

Patch	Name	Headquarters	Composition
	Headquarters, Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy	Pontiac-Bernadotte (Capital District Region)	Combined Maritime Forces Command Naval Aviation Command Naval Tactical Operations Group Headquarters Naval Reserve Command
	Maritime Forces - North	Griswald (Gristol)	1 Kanesatake-class Amphibious Assault Ship 2 Valiant-class Amphibious Landing Docks 7 Guided Missile Destroyers 8 Multipurpose Frigate 9 Fast Combat Patrol Boat 4 Gaasyendietha-class Fast Attack Submarines 5 Corvettes
	Maritime Forces - South	Guigneville (Valois)	1 Kanesatake-class Amphibious Assault Ship 2 Amphibious Landing Docks 7 Guided Missile Destroyers 8 Multipurpose Frigate 9 Fast Combat Patrol Boat 4 Sosondowah-class Fast Attack Submarines 5 Corvettes
	Naval Aviation Group	Hitra (Nordeidet)	1 Carrier Air Group (RGSS Kanesatake) VFA-100 (F/A-58 Whirlwind) VFA-102 (F/A-58 Whirlwind) 2 Carrier Air Group (RGSS Cavignac) VFA-103 (F/A-58 Whirlwind) VFA-104 (F/A-58 Whirlwind) Maritime Helicopter Air Group 1 Maritime Helicopter Air Group (Maritime Forces North) 2 Maritime Helicopter Air Group (Maritime Forces South)
	Maritime Forces - Naval Reserve	Pontiac-Bernadotte (Capital District Region)	Naval Reserve Headquarters Naval Reserve Division Naval Security Team
	Naval Tactical Operations Group	Griswald (Gristol)	NTOG-North NTOG-South

Royal Gristo-Serkonan Marines

The Royal Gristo-Serkonan Marines are the amphibious light infantry of the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy. The Marines are trained for rapid deployment worldwide and are organized in a brigade sized formation.

Royal Gristo-Serkonan Air Force

The Royal Gristo-Serkonan Air Force is the air force of Gristol-Serkonos. Its role is to provide the armed forces with relevant, responsible and effective air power. It is one of the three environmental commands within the armed forces. This branch is headed by the Air Chief Marshal of the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Air Force.

Patch	Name	Headquarters	Units
	Headquarters, Royal Gristo-Serkonan Air Force	Pontiac-Bernadotte	Headquarters, Royal Gristo-Serkonan Air Force Royal Gristo-Serkonan Air Force Aerospace Warfare Centre
	1st Air Division	Skahnéhtati (Kanehsatà:ke)	Headquarters, 1st Air Division 1 Air Wing (RGSAFB Canajorha) 130th Tactical Fighter Squadron (F-106 Tempest) 147th Tactical Fighter Squadron (F-104 Ghost) 440th Tactical Helicopter Squadron (CH-146 Griffon) 672nd Airborne Air Control Squadron (E-401 Sentry) 2 Air Wing (RGSAFB Saratoga) 121st Tactical Fighter Squadron (F-103 Ótkon) 148th Tactical Fighter Squadron (F-104 Ghost) 440th Tactical Helicopter Squadron (CH-146 Griffon) 3 Air Wing (RGSAFB Schanatissa) 131th Tactical Fighter Squadron (F-106 Tempest) 441st Tactical Helicopter Squadron (CH-146 Griffon) 501st Electronic Combat Squadron (EC-106 Tempest) 4 Air Wing (RGSAFB Osquage) 132th Tactical Fighter Squadron (F-106 Tempest) 200th Aviation Reconnaissance Squadron (RC-802 Overwatch) 442nd Special Operations and CSAR Squadron (HH-218 Hawk) 5 Air Wing (RGSAFB Sohanidisse) 133th Tactical Fighter Squadron (F-106 Tempest) 300th Strategic Airlift Squadron (C-211 Atlas, C-907 Pelican) 443rd Tactical Helicopter Squadron (HH-218 Hawk) 6 Air Wing (RGSAFB Tionondogen) 134th Tactical Fighter Squadron (F-106 Tempest) 192nd UAV Attack Squadron (MQ-764 Sentinel) 201st Aviation Reconnaissance Squadron (RQ-411 Ghost) 320th Strategic Bomber Group (B-202 Albatross)
	2nd Air Division	Fardal (Nordeidet)	Headquarters, 2nd Air Division 7 Air Wing (RGSAFB Monstad) 178th Tactical Fighter Squadron (F-104 Ghost) 160th Tactical Fighter Squadron (F-106 Tempest) 450th Tactical Helicopter Squadron (CH-146 Griffon) 673rd Airborne Air Control Squadron (CP-776 Ranger) 8 Air Wing (RGSAFB Rydland) 122nd Tactical Fighter Squadron (F-103 Ótkon) 179th Tactical Fighter Squadron (F-104 Ghost) 451st Tactical Helicopter Squadron (CH-146 Griffon) 9 Air Wing (RGSAFB Valberg) 161st Tactical Fighter Squadron (F-106 Tempest) 452nd Tactical Helicopter Squadron (CH-146 Griffon) 502nd Electronic Combat Squadron (EC-106 Tempest) 10 Air Wing (RGSAFB Sela) 162th Tactical Fighter Squadron (F-106 Tempest) 201st Aviation Reconnaissance Squadron (RC-301 Wanderer) 453rd Special Operations and CSAR Squadron (HH-218 Hawk) 11 Air Wing (RGSAFB Verwolde) 163th Tactical Fighter Squadron (F-106 Tempest) 301st Strategic Airlift Squadron (C-156 Frigatebird, CC-150 North Star) 454th Special Operations and CSAR Squadron (HH-218 Hawk) 12 Air Wing (RGSAFB Lyone) 164th Tactical Fighter Squadron (F-106 Tempest) 13rd UAV Attack Squadron (MQ-764 Sentinel) 220th Aviation Reconnaissance Squadron (RQ-411 Ghost) 310th Strategic Bomber Group (B-202 Albatross)

Military Inquisition

Historically a political warfare branch of the Armed Forces, the Military Inquisition has transitioned into an operational command responsible for the conduct of electronic warfare and the protection of the Armed Forces' communications and computer networks. Also within its purview is the handling of misinformation from sources outside and within Gristol-Serkonos. The Military Inquisition also coordinates with the CSE networks and is concurrently headed by the Director of the Communications Security Establishment.

The Inquisition unifies all of the service branches' cyber warfare service components.

Health Services Group

The Health Services Group of the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Armed Forces is a joint formation comprising of general and specialized health services units dedicated to providing full spectrum, high quality health services for the military. The group is headed by the Surgeon-General, a medical officer who serves as the professional head of the Gristo-Serkonan military health jurisdiction and an adviser to the to the Minister of Defence and the Chief of Armed Forces Defence Council on all matters related to health.

Gristo-Serkonan Coast Guard

The Gristol-Serkonan Coast Guard is tasked with marine search and rescue, communications, navigation, and transportation issues in Gristo-Serkonan waters, such as navigation aids and icebreaking, marine pollution response. Unlike traditional armed coast guards fielded by other nations, the RSCG is a government marine organization without naval or law enforcement responsibilities. Naval operations in Gristol-Serkonos waters is the responsibility of the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy. The GSCG is also able to operate its vessels in support of naval operations or serve in the deployment of maritime law enforcement and security services in Gristo-Serkonan waters.

The GSCG's responsibility encompasses the country's x-km long coastline.

The coast guard operates 120 vessels, 22 rotary-wing aircraft and 8 fixed-wing aircraft. The organization is a special operating agency jointly-governed by the Office of National Defence and of the Office of Fisheries and Oceans.

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  Racing Stripe of the Gristo-Serkonan Coast Guard

Ranks

Commissioned Officers (Shoulder and sleeve)

Branch CODE	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1				OF-D
Gristo-Serkonan Army
	Field Marshal (Chief of the Army)		General		Lieutenant General		Major General		Brigadier General		Colonel		Lieutenant Colonel		Major		Captain		Lieutenant		Second Lieutenant		Officer Cadet
Royal Gristo-Serkonan Air Force
	Air Force Marshal (Chief of the Air Force)		Air Chief Marshal		Air Marshal		Air Vice Marshal		Air Commodore		Group Captain		Wing Commander		Squadron Leader		Flight Lieutenant		Pilot Officer				Officer Cadet
Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy
	Fleet Admiral (First Sea Lord)		Admiral		Vice Admiral		Rear Admiral		Commodore		Captain		Lieutenant Commander		Lieutenant		Second Lieutenant		Midshipman				Officer Cadet
Royal Gristo-Serkonan Marines
	Commandant		General		Lieutenant General		Major General		Brigadier General		Colonel		Lieutenant Colonel		Major		Captain		Lieutenant		Second Lieutenant		Officer Cadet

Non-Commissioned Officer and Enlisted Ranks

Branch CODE	OR-9		OR-8		OR-7		OR-6		OR-5		OR-4		OR-3		OR-2		OR-1
Gristo-Serkonan Army																	NO INSIGNIA
	Command Chief Warrant Officer		Senior Appointment Chief Warrant Officer		Master Warrant Officer		Warrant Officer		Staff Sergeant		Sergeant		Corporal		Lance Corporal		Private
Royal Gristo-Serkonan Air Force																	NO INSIGNIA
	Command Chief Warrant Officer		Senior Appointment Chief Warrant Officer		Master Warrant Officer		Warrant Officer		Staff Sergeant		Sergeant		Corporal		Aviator (Trained)		Aviator (Basic)
Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy																	NO INSIGNIA
	Command Chief Petty Officer 1st class		Senior Appointment Chief Petty Officer 1st Class		Chief Petty Officer 1st Class		Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class		Petty Officer 1st Class		Petty Officer 2nd Class		Master Sailor		Sailor 1st Class		Sailor 2nd Class
Royal Gristo-Serkonan Marines																	NO INSIGNIA
	Command Chief Warrant Officer		Chief Warrant Officer		Warrant Officer 1st Class		Warrant Officer 2nd Class		Staff Sergeant		Sergeant		Corporal		Lance Corporal		Marine

Coast Guard Ranks

Commissioned Officer

CG-9		CG-8		CG-7		CG-6		CG-5		CG-4		CG-3		CG-2		CG-1		CG-D
Commandant		Deputy Commandant		Captain Master		Superintendent Chief Officer		Deputy Superintendent		Second Officer		Third Officer		Fourth Officer		Specialist				Officer Cadet

Non Commissioned Officer/Enlisted

CGR-9		CGR-8		CGR-7		CGR-6		CGR-5		CGR-4		CGR-3		CGR-2		CGR-1
Master Chief Petty Officer		Senior Chief Petty Officer		Chief Petty Officer		Petty Officer, 1st Class		Petty Officer, 2nd Class		Petty Officer, 3rd Class		Sailor 1st Class		Sailor 2nd Class		Apprentice

Equipment

Small Arms

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Caliber	Description and Variants
Pistols
M-509		Arthurista	Pistol	10×22mm (.40 caliber)	Produced under license, .40 caliber. Used by the Royal Militia and the National Volunteer Reserve.
M-609		Ghant	Pistol	10×22mm (.40 caliber)	Produced under license, uses .40 caliber. Used by active military personnel as well as some Royal Militia and the National Volunteer Reserve.
M-709		Gristol-Serkonos	Pistol	11.43×23mm (.45 caliber)	In use by the Directorate of Special Forces.
Submachine Guns
SM210		Gristol-Serkonos	Covert Submachine Gun	10×22mm (.40 caliber)	Issued primarily for Marine Boarding Parties and the Directorate of Special Forces.
SM310		Gristol-Serkonos	Submachine Gun	10×22mm (.40 caliber)	Issued primarily for Marine Boarding Parties and the Directorate of Special Forces.
Rifles/Carbines
R411/A3		Gristol-Serkonos	Assault Rifle	5.56x45mm	Issued with Type-331 3.4x power optical sight. Features cold-hammer forged barrel, ambidextrous charging handle latch, magazine release, and selector lever.
C411/A3		Gristol-Serkonos	Carbine Rifle	5.56x45mm	C411/A3: Issued with Type-331 3.4x power optical sight. Features the same barrels and ambidextrous controls from the R411/A3 series. C411/SF: Special Forces Variant. Features a longer, 400 mm barrel. Designed to provide a fire support capability in carbine form.
IAR511		Gristol-Serkonos	Infantry Automatic Rifle	5.56×45mm	Standard issue rifle used by the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Marines based on the R411 platform.
Shotguns
SP512		Belfras	Pump Action Shotgun	12 Gauge/20 Gauge	Used by combat engineers as a breaching device. SP500/SB: Short barrel, under-barrel attachment variant used by DSF.
Machine Guns
SAW513		Gristol-Serkonos	Squad Automatic Weapon	5.56×45mm	Standard issue Squad Automatic Weapon used by the Gristo-Serkonan Army.
MMG613/A4		Gristol-Serkonos Licensed from: Belfras	Medium Machine Gun	7.62x51mm	A4 variant includes polymer buttstock, picatinny rails, and adjustable gas tube regulators. Made for easier decontamination in the event of CBRN attack. Also used in coaxial weapon mount and commander's hatch of the Type 97 Main Battle Tank of the Gristo-Serkonan Army's Armoured Corps.
HMG713		Gristol-Serkonos	Heavy Machine Gun	12.7×99mm	Rotary three barreled vehicle mounted weapon.
Designated Marksman/Sniper Rifles
DM514/A2		Belfras	Designated Marksman Rifle	7.62x51mm
SM614	File:Accuracy International AW.png	Belfras	Sniper Rifle	7.62×51mm
SM714		Gristol-Serkonos	Sniper Rifle	7.62×51mm	SM714: Used by the Royal Militia and the National Volunteer Reserve.
AMR814		Belfras	Anti-Materiel Rifle	12.7x99mm

Munitions

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Caliber/Weight	Description and Variants
Portable anti-materiel systems
UGT-66		Gristol-Serkonos	Anti-tank missile	66 mm
UGT-83	File:Mk 153 SMAW.png		Anti-fortification weapon	83.5 mm
GT-127			Fire-and-forget anti-tank missile	127 mm
GT-150 MBT LAW		Ghant	Fire-and-forget anti-tank missile	150 mm
GT-170 Vesper		Arthurista	Guided anti-tank guided missile	170 mm
GWT-152	File:GTW152 GS.png		Wire-guided anti-tank missile	170 mm
GA-70	File:GTW152 GS.png		Anti-aircraft missile	70 mm
GA-84	File:GTW152 GS.png		Man-portable air defence system	84 mm
Air to Air Missiles
AIM-110 BVRAAM			Beyond visual range anti-air missile	152 kg
AIM-112 SRAAM			Short range anti-air missile	85.3 kg
Air to Ground Missiles
AGM-40 CASAG	File:GTW152 GS.png		Close air support, air to ground missile	210 kg
AGM-45 CM	File:GTW152 GS.png		Air-launched cruise missile Surface-to-surface missile	1,021 kg
AGM-80 ARM	File:GTW152 GS.png		Anti-radiation missile	355 kg
Bombs
PGG-30	File:GTW152 GS.png		Precision-guided glide bomb	110 kg
DAM-45	File:GTW152 GS.png		Direct-Attack Munition, Precision Guided Munition	450 kg

Explosives

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Caliber	Description and Variants
Grenade-based weapons
AGL-40			Automatic Grenade Launcher	40 mm	Belt-fed automatic grenade launcher.
AGL/S-40			Automatic Grenade Launcher	40 mm	Automatic Grenade Launcher featuring an integrated fire control system, capable of launching smart programmable 40 mm air-burst grenades as well as unguided rounds.
GL/U-40			Grenade Launcher	40 mm	Single-shot underbarrel grenade launcher.
GL/S-40			Grenade Launcher	40 mm	Single-shot underbarrel or stand-alone grenade launcher
GF-67			Fragmentation Grenade	n/a
GS-18			Smoke grenade	n/a
GFB-84			Flashbang Grenade	n/a

Armoured Vehicles

Name	Image	Origin	Type/Variants	Number in Service	Details
Tracked Vehicles
Type 197		Gristol-Serkonos	Main Battle Tank	100 active 75 Type 197-A1 25 Type 197-A2	A1: Entered service in 1997, fitted with depleted uranium armour components with graphite coating. Upgraded from the Type 197 first production variant. To be replaced by the Type 197-A2. A2: Improvements to crew survivability such as Depleted uranium armour replaced with 3rd Generation Composite Armour comprised of high-hardness steel, tungsten, and ceramic components and an active protection system.
Type 187		Gristol-Serkonos	Armoured Personnel Carrier Command Post Vehicle	135 102 Type 187 APCs 33 Type 187 CPVs	87M1: Entered service in 1987, upgraded to M1 variant in 2003. CPV: A command vehicle for front-line commanders, introduced in 1991.
Wheeled Vehicles
Type 201		Gristol-Serkonos	Light Tank	416	8x8 vehicle introduced in 2006. Allows rapid movement on narrow roads and in built-up areas in response to various contingencies. Equipped with a 105mm main gun.
Type 212		Gristol-Serkonos	Mine Resistant Ambush Protected Vehicle	7	First generation of MRAP Vehicles introduced in 2007, to be phased out by the Type 215.
Type 223	File:Gidran MRAP vehicle of the Hungarian Army.jpg	Gristol-Serkonos	Light multi-role vehicle, MRAP	15
Type 234		Gristol-Serkonos	Armoured Personnel Carrier Command Vehicle	286 262 Armoured Personnel Carrier Variant 24 Command Vehicle Variant	6x6 Vehicle
Type 245		Gristol-Serkonos	Infantry Support Vehicle	360 41 Troop Cargo Variant 49 Ambulance Variant 97 Command Post Variant 19 Engineer Variant 18 Electronic Warfare Variant 54 Maintenance Recovery Variant 70 Mobile Repair Variant 13 Fitter/Cargo Variant
Type 256		Gristol-Serkonos	Armoured Patrol Vehicle Reconnaissance Vehicle	500 307 Type 231 APVs 193 Type 231 RVs	Used for reconnaissance, troop transport, command & control, VIP transport, patrolling, and military police duties. A total of 364 are equipped with Ranger RWS.
Type 267		Belfras	Light Tactical Vehicle	401 250 Tamandua Tactical Variant 100 Tamandua EOD Variant 51 Tamandua SOF Variant	Tamandua Tactical Variant: The standard, base version of the vehicle. It is capable of holding four passengers with an optional fifth for a mounted weapon system on the roof. Tamandua EOD Variant: Modular cargo area is replaced with a large cargo/loading compartment for assist engineers in Explosive Ordnance Disposal. Tamandua SOF Variant: Removes the doors, roof and opens up the cargo bay for six occupants to have the ability to fire from the vehicle.
Engineering Vehicles
Type 301-ARV		Gristol-Serkonos	Armoured Recovery Vehicle		Uses on the Type 197 chassis.
Type 312-HEV		Gristol-Serkonos	Heavy Engineering Vehicle		Uses on the Type 197 chassis.
Logistics Vehicles
Type 401		Belfras	Medium Tactical Vehicle	1,382 x Raeda S-Cargo Variant x Raeda Flat-bed Variant x Raeda Tanker Variant	Raeda S-Cargo Variant: 4x4 variant, cargo bed can hold 2,478 kg of material. Raeda Flat-bed Variant: The flat-bed is the standard 6x6 available as it consists of an empty bed for cargo or personnel to carry up to the maximum of 14 dismounts or 5,000 kg of cargo. Raeda Tanker Variant: a 6x6 variant capable of carrying 1,500 gallons of liquid with a variety of output systems, allowing it to serve as a water tanker and fuel tanker.
Type 412		Belfras	Heavy Tactical Vehicle	7,484 x Elephantus Cargo Variant x Elephantus Wrecker Variant x Elephantus Tanker Variant	Elephantus Cargo Variant: features a modular loading area and the ILHS for maximum ability in loading goods. Elephantus Wrecker Variant: Recovery and engineer vehicle variant, uses front and back winches and high-angle cranes. Elephantus Tanker Variant: Capable of carrying 9,500 litres of liquid. Includes a heater and purifying system for the containment and purification of potable water and containment/fire suppressant systems for fuel.

Artillery and Air Defence

Name	Image	Origin	Type/Variants	Number in Service	Details
Rocket Artillery
Type 501		Belfras	Multiple rocket launcher	40	Also known as TDI Ares.
Type 512		Belfras	Multiple rocket launcher	40	Also known as the Raeda MPL.
Artillery
Type 601		Gristol-Serkonos	Self-propelled artillery	89
Type 612		Gristol-Serkonos	Towed Howitzer	120
Air Defence

Army Aviation

Name	Image	Origin	Role	Number in Service	Details
Helicopters
Morgenroete AH-119 Raptor		Gristol-Serkonos	Attack Helicopter	26
Morgenroete AH-210 Auklet		Belfras	Light Attack Helicopter	40
Morgenroete HH-218 Hawk		Gristol-Serkonos	Combat search and rescue helicopter	10
Morgenroete V-213 Gannet		Gristol-Serkonos	V/STOL military transport aircraft	13
Aigios CH-427 Heron		Belfras	Transport	15
Morgenroete CH-146 Griffon		Gristol-Serkonos	Transport/SAR	100 85 Tactical Variant 15 SAR Variant

Navy

Commissioned Ships

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Number in Service	Builder	Ships of the Line
Amphibious Warfare/Landing Ships
Kanesatake-class		Gristol-Serkonos	Amphibious Assault Ship	2	Laval Shipbuilding-Cavignac Shipyards	RGSS Kanesatake (LHA-183) RGSS Cavignac (LHA-184)
Valiant-class		Gristol-Serkonos	Amphibious Landing Docks	4	Laval Shipbuilding-Cavignac Shipyards	(LHD-176) (LHD-177) (LHD-178) (LHD-178)
Destroyers
Hiawatha-class		Gristol-Serkonos	Guided Missile Destroyer	14	Laval Shipbuilding-Harns Shipyards	(DDG-265) (DDG-266) (DDG-267) (DDG-268) (DDG-269) (DDG-270) (DDG-271) (DDG-272) (DDG-273) (DDG-274) (DDG-275) (DDG-276) (DDG-277) (DDG-278)
Frigates
Héno-class		Gristol-Serkonos	Multipurpose Frigate	9	Laval Shipbuilding-Harns Shipyards	(FFG-331) (FFG-332) (FFG-333) (FFG-334) (FFG-335) (FFG-336) (FFG-337) (FFG-338) (FFG-339)
Artemis-class		Belfras	Guided Missile Frigate	7	Venator Defence	RGSS Saratoga (FFG-340) RGSS Ogsadago (FFG-341) RGSS Canienga (FFG-342) RGSS Gratangen (FFG-343) RGSS Putkop (FFG-344) RGSS Lyone (FFG-345) RGSS Tyorhanera (FFG-346)
Corvettes
Protector-class			Corvette	10		(PG-420) (PG-421) (PG-422) (PG-423) (PG-424) (PG-425) (PG-426) (PG-427) (PG-428) (PG-429)
Maritime Coastal Defence Vessels
Vigilant-class		Gristol-Serkonos	Patrol Boat	13	Laval Shipbuilding-Harns Shipyards	(PB-524) (PB-525) (PB-526) (PB-527) (PB-528) (PB-529) (PB-530) (PB-531) (PB-532) (PB-533) (PB-534) (PB-535) (PB-536)
Knight-class		Belfras	Offshore Patrol Vessel	5	Wilkinson-Taggart Shipyards	(PB-537) (PB-538) (PB-539) (PB-540) (PB-541)
Submarines
Gaasyendietha-class		Gristol-Serkonos	Hunter-Killer Submarine	4	Laval Shipbuilding-Hitra Shipyards	(SSK-618) (SSK-619) (SSK-620) (SSK-621)
Sosondowah-class		Gristol-Serkonos	Hunter-Killer Submarine	4	Laval Shipbuilding-Hitra Shipyards	(SSK-622) (SSK-623) (SSK-624) (SSK-625)

Non-Commissioned Ships

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Entered Service	Number in Service	Builder
Replenishment/Logistics Ships
			Auxiliary Replenishment Ship		2	Laval Shipbuilding-Hitra Shipyards
Support and Auxiliary Ships
			Sail Training Vessel		3	Laval Shipbuilding-Garafraxa Shipyards
			Torpedo and Sound Ranging Vessels		2	Laval Shipbuilding-Garafraxa Shipyards
			Tugboats		7	Laval Shipbuilding-Garafraxa Shipyards
			Yard Auxiliary Vessel		8	Laval Shipbuilding-Garafraxa Shipyards

Coast Guard

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Entered Service	Number in Service	Details
Patrol Vessels
			Patrol Vessel with helicopter capablity
			Medium Patrol Vessel
			Patrol Vessel
Science and Engineering Vessels
			Polar Research Vessel with Icebreaking Capability
			Offshore oceanographic science vessel
			Offshore fishery science vessel
			Buoy Tender

Naval Aviation Group

Name	Image	Origin	Role	Number in Service	Details
Fighter
Aigios/Arthuristan Dynamics F/A-58 Whirlwind		Arthurista/Belfras	Carrier-based Aircraft	40
Training
Helicopters
			Anti-submarine warfare Medium-lift transport Search and Rescue Helicopter	70
Former Aircraft
Arthuristan Dynamics F-76 Sea Kestrel		Arthurista	Carrier-based Aircraft	40 total FA.2: 20 FA.2 GS: 20	FA.2: Aircraft acquired directly through Arthuristan Dynamics. FA.2 GS: Domestically-licensed aircraft manufactured by Morgenroete Aerospace. To be replaced by the F/A-58 Whirlwind.

Air Force

Name	Image	Origin	Role	Number in Service	Details
Fighter Aircraft
Morgenroete F-104 Ghost		Multinational	Stealth Air Superiority Fighter	48 FGR.11: 25 FGR.12: 20 FGR.X: 3	FGR.11: First production F-104s, to be upgraded to FGR.12. FGR.12: Upgrade block to resolve deteriorating radiation absorbing paint on the nose cone, improved avionics and electronic countermeasures. Remaining FGR.11 inventory to transition to FGR.12 upgrade block by 2025 as part of the Frontline Aircraft Upgrade Program. FGR.X: Development prototypes of the F-104 serving as test platforms for new upgrades to the current inventory.
UFC F-106 Tempest		Multinational	Multirole Fighter	160	FGR.3: Newest upgrade block for the Tempest.
Bomber
Morgenroete B-202 Albatross		Gristol-Serkonos	Strategic Bomber	40 B-202/E: 10 B-202/G2: 30	B-202/E: Electronic warfare variant B-202/G: Upgraded from the B-202/G1 as part of the Aircraft Service Extension Program.
Intelligence and electronic warfare
E-401			Airborne early warning and control	5
Morgenroete RC-802 Overwatch		Gristol-Serkonos	Maritime patrol aircraft	9
RC-301			Reconnaissance aircraft
Morgenroete CP-776 Ranger		Gristol-Serkonos	ISR aircraft
UFC EC-106 Tempest		Multinational	Electronic Warfare SEAD	40	Two-seat variant of the Tempest designed for electronic warfare and suppression of enemy air defences.
Air Mobility
Anchelli C-211 Atlas		Belfras	Transport	1
Anchelli C-907 Pelican		Belfras	Transport	5
Morgenroete C-156 Frigatebird		Gristol-Serkonos	Transport	2
Morgenroete CC-150 North Star		Gristol-Serkonos	Aerial refueling and transport	7 CC-150/AR 4 CC-150/T 3	AR: Aerial refueling/strategic airlifters T: Transport variant, 1 VIP transport, 2 strategic airlifters
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
TI RQ-411 Ghost		Belfras	Reconnaisance UAV
TI MQ-764 Sentinel		Belfras	Unmanned combat aerial vehicle
Training
Morgenroete CT-144 Trainer		Gristol-Serkonos	Jet trainer	15
Helicopters
Morgenroete HH-218 Hawk		Gristol-Serkonos	Combat Search and Rescue Helicopter	120
Morgenroete CH-146 Griffon		Gristol-Serkonos	Utility	60
Aircraft not in active service
Aigios F-105 Ifrit		Belfras	Multirole Fighter	180 FGR.3/A: 10 (active), 110 (reserve) FGR.3/B: 10 (active), 50 (reserve)	Largely withdrawn from active service, majority of aircraft still in use with the Air National Volunteer Reserve. FGR.3/A: Single-seat variant FGR.3/B: Two-seat variant designed for extended duration strike missions.
Morgenroete F-103 Ótkon		Gristol-Serkonos	Strike Fighter Electronic Warfare Suppression of Enemy Air Defences	165 FGR.1: 14 (active), 111 (reserve) FGR.2: 10 (active), 30 (reserve)	Currently in limited service in active air force units, majority of aircraft in use with the Air National Volunteer Reserve. FGR.1: Interceptor/Striker Variant. FGR.2: variant devoted to Suppression of Enemy Air Defenses (SEAD) missions. Designated as EC-103 Ótkon.