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=== Haru Military Legions Equipment ===

Submachine guns

Name	Photo	Type	Calibre	Notes
MSG-01		Submachine gun	10mm +P+ class 7N31 AP	30- or 50-round magazines. The MSG-01 models are in use with the HIL in a variety of roles. Generally special forces, and armored vehicle crews.

Rifles & Etc

Name	Photo	Type	Calibre	Notes
HBAS Series| The HBAS Bullpup Assault System		Bullpup Assault rifle	6.8mm +P+ class 7N31 AP	Made of a rugged, high impact polymer, most of the manufacturing is done utilising CNC machines, with ultrasonic welding for the steel-reinforced receiver halves and the gun barrel being cold hammer forged. It's operating system, boasts a higher reliability over the CBAR's and a lower recoil. The translucent 30 round magazine allows precise assessment of current ammo load to it's operator. The HBAS makes use of 6.8mm +P+ class 7N31 AP (Is compatible with 6.8 SPC rounds) The main draw point is that the HBAS and variants provides carbine length, but rifle muzzle velocity. The bullpup design is also used to minimize the silhouette of soldiers and to maximize effectiveness in turning corners in urban warfare.
GAR-01B		Bullpup Assault rifle	6.8mm +P+ class 7N31 AP	The GAR-01TB (Gazelle Automatic Rifle) was developed in Runic by the Tenaldunyda uv Semedyno Ehticdno (Directorate of Military Industry - TSE), and was first displayed to public in 2006. Highly reliable, the weapon has been built to withstand severe conditions and be easy to maintain. It's ambidextrous design makes it easy to reload and operate as well. Magazines are equipped with winding handle, so they can be stored loaded and with unwound spring, to avoid loss of spring tension during the storage time. When required, magazine spring can be quickly wound up by rotating the handle to prepare magazine for firing. Magazines hold 125 rounds in a relatively compact package.
ACS-01		Shotgun	19.5x76mm	In the early 1980s a program called BUAWS (Bullpup Urban Assault Weapon System), was begun under a joint venture with Verlaine Corporate Industries and that of Haruspex International Armaments. The main goal of this programme was to develop a new generation personal firearm, capable of firing high-impulse, multiple projectiles with effective range of 100-150 meters. Using of the multiple projectiles should increase the chances of hitting the target in combat. The ACS-01 is a bullpup select-fire, smooth-bore weapon, designed to fire special, high-pressure shotshells, loaded with tungsten buckshot or flechettes. CUAWS researchers developed and utilised a patented recoil-operated action with moving barrel and additional, self-regulated gas assist system (used to help unlock breechblock from the barrel if low-power ammo is used). The main goal of this system was to decrease felt recoil down to suitable level. The ACS-01 shotguns are gas-operated, semi-automatic weapons that use long-stroke gas piston located above the barrel. Gas system is fitted with two-position manual gas regulator, to provide reliable functioning with standard magnum (76mm) ammunition. Barrel is locked by rotary bolt. Barrel bore and action are chromed to provide better corrosion resistance. Barrels can be fitted with optional interchangeable chokes. Feed is from detachable drum magazines, holding 30 rounds or stick mags of 10 rounds. Standard furniture includes a long front and either a butt with integral semi-pistol grip or separate pistol grip and side-folding polymer butt. Standard sighting equipment includes a rifle-type rear sight at the front of receiver and a front sight above the gas block. Some version can be fitted with side rail on receiver which can accept mounts for red-dot or other sights.
CCNML-01		Anti-Personnel rifle	12.7x54mm special subsonic	The 12.7mm CCNML-01 (Cbaleym Cheban Nevma, mynka lymepan - special sniper rifle, large caliber) supressor sniper rifle is one of the most recent creations of Verlaine Corporate Industries Instrument Design Bureau (ETP). Developed in around 2002 on special request from the Esbaneis Calinedo Canjelac (ECC - "Imperium Security Services"), this rifle was first shown to general public only in late 2005, during arms exhibition FAS 2005 in Prathen. This rifle is said to be in use only by special elements of the ECC and the military legions, which conduct anti-terror and high importance anti-crime operation. Accuracy is claimed as 1 MOA at 100 meters range with precision bullets, and maximum effective range is given at 600 meters. High penetration bullet can defeat Imperium Class 5 (US NIJ Type III / High-Powered Rifle) body armor at 100 meters or 16mm steel plate at 200 meters. The SA-01 cases are based on the .338 Lapua Magnum cases with straight (no neck), and a slightly tapered body.

Machineguns

Name	Photo	Type	Calibre	Notes
GLM Series| The General Light Machinegun Series		LMG	6.8x54mm Haruspex Imperium	The GLMshares in the same polymer construction and general appearance of many HIA weaponry styles. The weapon's receiver is made from stamped sheet steel, reinforced with welded and riveted machined steel inserts. Synthetics were also used (i.e. the handguards, pistol grip, buttpad and cheek rest were all fabricated from nylon). A railed handguard was also developed for the type. GLM prototypes were tested in 1996 and production was completed in 2004. The GLM utilizes a system that is of a selective fire gas-operated design. The weapon uses ignited powder gases bled through a port in the barrel to provide the weapon's automation. The LMG uses a short-stroke gas piston system located above the barrel, which is fed gas through a three-position adjustable gas regulator. The first gas setting is used for normal operation, the second, for use in difficult environmental conditions and the third setting prevents any gas from reaching the piston, and is used to launch rifle grenades. The weapon uses a rotating cylindrical bolt that contains 7 radially-mounted locking lugs, an extractor and casing ejector. The bolt's rotation is controlled by a cam pin that slides inside a helical camming guide machined into the bolt carrier. The family is built in a traditional layout (the magazine is in front of the trigger), with a rear-mounted pistol grip. The main advantage of this type of arrangement is the overall compactness of the weapon, which can be achieved without compromising the barrel length, hence the overall length of the GLM-01 LMG is shorter than a carbine, but the barrel length is that of an assault rifle. The GLM-01 is hammer-fired and has a trigger mechanism with a fire-control selector that enables semi-automatic fire and fully automatic fire (the fire selector lever is located at the left side of the receiver, just aft of the helical magazine). A cross bolt type safety prevents accidental firing and is located above the trigger; the "safe" setting blocks the movement of the trigger. The weapons are fed from a helical drum magazine, usually with a 225-round capacity, although a large ammo bag may be attached with a 500-round capacity. The magazine release button is placed above the magazine housing, on the left side of the receiver. When the last cartridge is fired from the magazine the bolt and bolt carrier assembly lock to the rear. The GLM-01 LMG also features a barrel with a slotted flash suppressor.

Infantry Support

Name	Photo	Type	Calibre	Notes
ASRHS-2| The Airborne Short Rifled Howitzer Series 2		Artillery	75 mm	This weapon is a short-rifled howitzer without a recoil or counter-recoil system, mounted on a light aluminum alloy carriage. A funneled (Venturi) tube is attached to the rear of the bored breechblock; its function is to allow the gases to disperse to the rear, thus eliminating a recoil mechanism. The firing mechanism is seated in a cone-shaped receptacle and centered in the breechblock by vertical struts. The weight of the complete gun is reduced to a minimum by using hollow machined parts, plastic washers, tubular carriage, and aluminum alloy body. Because of the weight of the complete piece, it lends itself to use by airborne troops.
9M-Zylgym (Jackal) MPS| 9M-Zylgym (Jackal) Man Portable System		Manportable/Vehicle mounted surface-to-air missile	3 kg HE fragmentation with contact and proximity fuzing	The effectiveness of the 9M1 missile against air targets is attributed to the increase weight of the explosive in the missile's warhead and to the impact/proximity fuze enabling the missile to kill the target both in the event of a direct hit and when it passes at a distance of up to 1.5 m from the target. The set comprises a universal launcher module for one to four missiles, control and communication equipment, one remote control box, checkout equipment and maintenance kit. The 9M-Zylgym systems can be mounted on ground-based, airborne and sea based platforms. Its full-reloading time is 4 min, loaded launch unit weight - 70 kg, control equipment weight - 24 kg. The launch unit of this system is mounted on tracked or wheeled-type chassis and can be employed in a portable version utilizing a tri-pod setup.
Anti-Personnel Mine| The SM-01A " Cbetan " (Spider) Mine		Mine	Warheads vary, but are generally 1kg	The Cbetan Smart Mine (Spider) is more of a “remote explosive device” than a typical lay-and-forget land mine. It’s detonated by soldier command, and that soldier can even load non-lethal canisters if the mission calls for it. Unlike conventional land mines, the CM-01A Cbetan always has a known location, so it can be safely and easily recovered and redeployed. If that isn't possible for some reason, CM-01A units deactivate after a set time period, so they won’t become a future threat. It's capabilities are badly needed in places like remote fire bases, and or border defensive areas. A CM-01A Cbetan system consists of up to 63 Munition Control Units (MCUs). They are set up by humans, unlike some land mines that are fired into place using artillery, mortars, or rockets. Each MCU can contain up to 6 reloadable canisters spaced around the device, each of which covers a 60 degree arc to create full 360 degree coverage. Payloads can be anything from Claymore-style steel balls or fragments, to non-lethal gasses or goo.

Military Utility Vehicles

Name	Photo	Type	Quantity	Notes
FS-42| The FS-42 Tank Hauler		Logistics	234 Vehicles	With the introduction of the S-98 Myht Fumv (Land Wolf) Main Battle Tank into service, the Haruspex Legionary's existing tank transporters were unable to carry the load. A contract was therefore awarded to the Heavy Vehicle Research Laboratory, in conjunction with Haruspex International Armaments to develop and manufacture a new heavy duty tank transporter which emerged as the FS-42/LVTS (Logistics Vehicle Transport System). The FS-42/LVTS (Logistics Vehicle Transport System) is a powerful tractor truck with an 6x6 drive configuration and advanced features such as an electronic engine control system to ensure maximum efficiency at all times, and an 'air ride' rear suspension to ensure all axles remain in contact with the ground at all times while smoothing out the worst round terrain shocks to the chassis frame. To assist traction further, across rough terrain, another standard feature is a central tyre inflation system (CTIS). Unlike the previous transporters the FS-42/LVTS is designed to carry both the tank and its crew.
H17| The H17 3.5-Ton Cargo Truck	Logistics	6,000 Vehicles	Various versions of the H17 3.5-Ton LTV are available. These have various wheelbase lengths ,height, cab type, body type and payload capacity. Payload capacity is ranging from 1,100 kg to 3,425 kg, depending on the version. Gross vehicle weight ranges from 3 500 kg to 6 000 kg. A baseline 2-door cab accommodates driver and one passenger. The cab has an integrated roll-over protection. The H17 3.5-Ton LTV can be also fitted with a 4-door crew cab. This vehicle has a capacity to carry from 2 to up to 15 seated troops, depending on the version. Vehicle can be fitted with add-on armor kit.
Vannad| The HIA Vannad (Ferret) MUV		Military Utility Vehicle	4,000 Vehicles	It is designed to be used in combat areas or during peacekeeping operations. It was designed around the success of the Rihdan (Hunter) mine resistant ambush protected vehicle. The Haruspex Colonial Legionary plans to replace it's fleet of Rihdan's with the Vannad. Armor of the Vannad was developed by Haruspex International Armaments. Vehicle armor provides protection against small arms fire, artillery shell splinters, landmines and IEDs. Vehicle has a V-shaped hull. The Vannad can be fitted with add-on armor kit for increased protection. This add-on kit can be fitted or removed in field conditions within 30 minutes without using any special tools. The Vannad is a smaller supplement to mine resistant ambush protected vehicles.
Rhidan| The Rihdan (Hunter) LMV		Light Multirole Vehicle	2,000 Vehicles	The Rihdan (Hunter) Light Multirole Vehicle was an innovative tactical vehicle, developed to reduce threat posed by improvised explosive devices and landmines. Vehicle uses modular armor packs and has a collapsible V-shaped floor, which deflects mine blasts. Seats are attached to a roll-bar rather than floor. The Rihdan LMV is more survivable than conventional light utility vehicles and trucks.
Drihtan| The HIA Drihtan (Thunder) ISV		Infantry Support Vehicle	1,000 Vehicles	It is designed to be used in combat areas or during peacekeeping operations. It was designed around the success of the (Ferret) MUV mine resistant ambush protected vehicle. The Haruspex Colonial Legionary plans to replace it's fleet of Valkyrie launch vehicles with the Drihtan as it combines both the artillery and armored vehicle in one package. Vehicle armor provides protection against small arms fire, artillery shell splinters, landmines and IEDs. Vehicle has a V-shaped hull. The vehicle can be fitted with add-on armor kit for increased protection. This add-on kit can be fitted or removed in field conditions without using any special tools.

IFV's & APC's

Name	Photo	Type	Quantity	Notes
LAV-25| The Jeban (Viper) Variant		IFV	1,725 Vehicles	The Jeban IFV is fitted with a VCI 105b three-man turret, armed with a 105-mm low recoil rifled gun. This turret is compatible with standard WA 105-mm ammunition, including APFSDS rounds. The VCI 105b turret is a fully-stabilized gun, which gives it fire-on the move capability and enables to engage stationary and moving targets with a high first round hit probability. A total of 35 rounds are carried inside the vehicle, 12 of them are stowed inside the turret and are ready to use. Secondary armament consists of coaxial 12.7-mm machine gun and stub recoiless rifle remote weapon system so as to reduce crew exposure to hostile elements. The Jeban is slowly phasing out the S-11 IFV as the main vehicle of the HIL.
S-11| The S-11 Infantry Fighting Vehicle		ifv	450 Vehicles	The S-11 is lighter compared with most modern IFVs, as it was designed using composite materials to save weight wherever possible. The S-11 used composition multi-layer armor with glass fiber, ceramic and aluminum alloy. The front arc provides protection against 30-mm armor-piercing rounds and all-round protection against 14.5-mm armor-piercing rounds. The vehicle is also fitted with automatic fire suppression and NBC protection systems. The S-11 can be also fitted with active protection system, similar to that used on the HIA S-94a Jelduno (Victory) Main Battle Tank.
S-12| The S-12 Half Track Series Armored Personnel Carrier		APC	525 Vehicles	The S-12 is a continued success as an armored personnel carrier, alongst with it's other variants. It is air-transportable, and is able to be quickly moved where it is needed. Its variable armor system provides the adequate armor protection for the given situation. The speed of the APC allows it to dismount its infantry to engage light targets and then quickly vacate the area. There are four main models (A through D), which forms the basis for at least 24 variants. The initial idea was for a vehicle that could be used to transport a single squad of legionary to the battlefield protected from enemy small arms fire, and with some protection from artillery fire. In addition, the standard mounting of a remote turret allows the vehicle to provide support by fire for the infantry squad once they have disembarked in battle.

Tanks

Name	Photo	Type	Quantity	Notes
Main Battle Tank| The S-94 Jelduno (Victory) MBT		MBT	2,200 Vehicles	The defense system as with the Hoplite LT, includes a laser warning receiver (LWR - the dome-shaped device on the turret roof behind the commander's position), that warns the crew that their tank is being illuminated by an enemy range-finding or weapon-guidance laser. The turret of the tank can then be traversed to face the direction of the enemy threat, and the laser self-defense weapon (LSDW - the box-shaped device on the turret roof behind the gunner's position), can be employed against the source of the enemy laser. The gun derived from the Type-3655 smoothbore of the prototypes that went through the proving grounds has been adopted, the Type-3700 140L40 is a 125mm weapon scaled up from the older Type-3655 design. The new gun allows higher muzzle velocities, as well as larger projectiles and gun launched anti-tank guided missiles. The Type 998-X16A autoloader system has been also upgraded to Type 998-X16B standards to keep up with the main gun.
Name	Photo	Type	Quantity	Notes
Light Tank| The Rubmeda (Hoplite) Light Tank		LST	151 Vehicles	The Rubmeda is a capable Light Support Tank. It can be airlifted as well, expanding its abilities to serve the HIL and associated countries of operation. The main armament is the HIA manufactured 11A-2 105 mm gun which fires APFSDS, APDS, HEAT, HESH, HE, smoke and canister rounds. A muzzle system is fitted which allows rapid compensation to be made for barrel movement due to changes in temperature.

Anti-Personnel/Tank

Name	Photo	Type	Quantity	Notes
S-17| S-17 Anti-Personnel/Light Armor Vehicle		APT	750 Vehicles	When used in urban terrain, the S-17 is employed on a 2 to 1 ratio, meaning two S-17's protecting one MBT. In rural operations that ratio is reversed, i.e. one S-17 protecting two MBTs. This results from the complexity of fighting in urban terrain and the need for a versatile anti-personnel machine that can engage multiple targets at once and on different height levels. The introduction of such a vehicle makes urban fighting less stressful on tanks and can relieve them of some of the workload so that they can concentrate on their main objective of engaging other tanks and hardened targets. A new mount is equipped with two OWS-25R 25mm dual-feed cannon with a cyclic rate of fire of up to 600 rds/min. A total of 4200 rounds of ready use ammunition can be carried. The cannon can fire a wide range of ammunition types including: High Explosive - Tracer (HE-T), Armour-piercing discarding sabot (APDS), High Explosive Fragmentation (HE-FRAG) and Armor-Piercing - Tracer (AP-T). A dual setup of the GL21 automatic grenade launchers, followed by a singular HIA K1-2b 12.7mm HMG. A total of four launchers for the anti-tank guided weapon (ATGW) which can fire various types of warhead, are mounted on either side of the main armament. These include a tandem HEAT warhead to defeat targets fitted with explosive reactive armour. To enable targets to be engaged under day and night conditions when the S-17 is stationary or moving, a computerized fire-control system is fitted.
Name	Photo	Type	Quantity	Notes
Q39| Q39 Nota'man (Devil) Tank Destroyer		Anti-Tank	250 Vehicles	The Q39 Nota'man (Devil) is fitted with a fully-stabilized HIA 105-mm main gun. Despite it's relatively small caliber this gun penetrates front armor of the most widespread tanks of that are fielded within Eurth, at a range of 1500 meters. Vehicle is fitted with a modern fire control system. The Q39 Nota'man (Devil) tank destroyer has a good fire accuracy at a range of 1000 meters in day or night conditions and while firing on the move. The Q39 also has three other variants including; 76mm Tank Destroyer, Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun platform. Armed with 30mm gatling cannon, and a self-propelled air defense missile system. Armed with dual launchers, 4 tubes of R4 Anti-Aerocraft missiles.

Artillery Systems

Name	Photo	Type	Quantity	Notes
Towed| The TAC-12 Towed 155mm Howitzer		Artillery	4,212 Guns	The TAC-12 is a 155 mm 45 calibre, towed gun howitzer. It has such indirect fire flexibility that it can be employed in the traditional gun, howitzer and mortar roles, and can cover an area of almost 1000 km2 from a single firing position. The gun is capable of maximum sea level ranges of 30 km with ERFB projectiles and 39 km with ERFB base bleed projectiles. The TAC-12 is fully compatible with WA standard 155-mm ammunition and has a direct fire range of 3000 meters (using a Frag-HE round).
Name	Photo	Type	Quantity	Notes
SPG| The Ryssan (Hammer) Self Propelled Artillery System			Artillery	72 Vehicles	The Ryssan artillery system is available with 155mm 39, 45 and 52 calibre barrels. The development and test phase of the program has been successfully completed and the system has entered full-scale production. As an option, the Ryssan 155mm 45 calibres can also be equipped with a Russian 130mm M-46 gun. The Ryssan artillery system weighs 22,000kg. The system is transportable in a C-130 Hercules and or other medium transport aircraft and does not require heavy equipment transporters in order to be relocated over long distances. The Ryssan system uses all WA standard 155mm ammunition. The 155mm 52 calibre Ryssan has demonstrated a maximum target range of 41km, using an Extended Range Full Bore Base Bleed (ERFB-BB) projectile. The range using a WA L15 high explosive projectile is 30km. Ryssan also fires the older standard M107 High Explosive projectile and has a range of 22km.
MARS| The Valkirie MARS		Multiple Artillery Rocket System	42 Vehicles	The Valkirie Multiple Artillery Rocket System is an upgraded, modular, extremely mobile second generation system which boasts firepower with a minimum range of 7.5 km and a maximum range of 36 km at sea level. The system is designed to be deployed either on its own, in batteries or in conjunction with more conventional artillery - as a self-contained unit. In action and out of action times are 5 and 1 minutes respectively. It can even be deployed in a variety of naval applications. Its tactical roles include action against area targets such as troop concentrations, soft-skinned logistic convoys, logistic installations and infrastructure and even armoured vehicles. A single rocket covers the area of 1 500 m². Firing range is between 8 and 22 km. Rockets may be launched either singly or in ripples of up to 40 rockets at a time. The firing rate is one rocket per second with a reloading time of less than 10 minutes. The rocket has a maximum range of 22 kilometers with a dispersion within a radius of 1.3% of the range. Launching tubes are reloaded manually. Normally it takes 10 minutes for two crew members to reload the rockets. Up to 48 reload rockets are carried in escorting truck.
HMARS| The Tajem (Devil) High Mobility Artillery Rocket System		Multiple Launch Rocket System	22 Vehicles	The Tajem (Devil) HMARS is operated by a crew of three. Driver, gunner and section chief, but the computer-based fire control system enables a crew of two or even a single soldier to load and unload the system. HMARS received approval to enter production in March 2003 and is currently in Full Rate Production. HMARS successfully completed initial operational test and evaluation in November 2004. In The 3rd Legion, 27th Field Artillery Regiment, XVIII Airborne Company Artillery was the first unit equipped with HMARS. It was successfully performed combat in Operation Dudym Jelduno (Total Victory) during the incursion into the mid-lands of the Northern Territories within the Region of Europa. The Tajem HMARS carries a single six-pack of rockets or one ATACMS missile on HIA's H14 5-ton truck, and can launch the entire MLRS family of munitions. The standard 227-mm rocket is 3.96 m long and weighs 307 kg. The HMARS fires a full range of rockets, including HE-FRAG and cluster. It also fires newly developed extended range guided munitions at a range of 60 - 100 km.

Anti-Aircraft Systems

Name	Photo	Type	Quantity	Notes
MMLS| The Pylg Cdyp (Back Stab) MMLS		Multi-Role Multiple Missile Launcher System	34 Vehicles	The Pylg Cdyp (BackStab) is a multi-role multiple missile launcher weapon system. Launchers can be dedicated to artillery saturation and or to anti-aerocraft needs. It is a versatile and highly mobile wheeled missile launcher. The typical SAM used is the 231L Myhla (Lance), which has a range of 30 km with a 70 kg Fragmented High Explosive warhead. However, it can use a variety of ranged weaponry, for example; SS-30 to SS-60 Artillery Saturation Rockets, as well as the semi-active radar homing R4-Talon SAM. It can also accomodate foreign missiles of the same size and performance. The Pylg Cdyp (BackStab) is also armed with the HIA A7RC auto-cannon. This gun is an externally powered, dual-feed, gatling-barrel weapon which may be fired in semi-automatic or automatic modes. In the automatic mode, the rate of fire is approximately 175 rounds per minute. The Type A7RC does not depend on gases for operation but instead utilizes an electric motor, located in the receiver, to drive all the moving parts inside the cannon. Ammunition feeding, loading and firing, extraction, and ejection are all done by the motor. This weapon fires programmable proximity fused fragmentation rounds against air targets and HE-FRAG and AP rounds against ground targets. Maximum effective range against air targets is 4 km.
MMLS| The Chyyban (Snapper) Mobile Missile Launcher System		Multi-Role Multiple Missile Launcher System	52 Vehicles	The Chyyban MMLS is a versatile and highly mobile wheeled missile launcher. The Rocketry Research Laboratories at HIA came up with this design after hearing reports from the Haruspex Legions of having to develop, purchase, and maintain a large number of systems to deploy the various missiles they used. The Chyyban was created to solve this problem. It houses a wide array of sensors, and features an adjustable missile rack capable of housing a variety of missile modules. A missile module is simply a number of missiles tubes bundled together. With the various missile modules available, the Chyyban is suitable for use as an AA battery, MLRS, tank buster, or coastal defense battery.

Drones

Name	Photo	Type	Quantity	Notes
Drone| The HK-03 Hehzy (Ninja) UAV			Unmanned Aero System	160 Aerocraft	The Hehzy (Ninja) is a medium altitude, multi-mission unmanned aerocraft system apart of the HAD Hunter-Killer series of aerial vehicles. This vehicle line can be configured with differently-sized fuel tanks and different sensor payloads to meet ever-changing tactical missions, including intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, target acquisition and communications relay. The Hehzy can perform intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) operations over a large area. Additionally, the Hehzy has a blended body design, enabling a much larger payload volume (3.2 cubic feet) that allows it to carry more payload than other UAV's of its size.

Combat Aerocraft

Name	Photo	Type	Quantity	Notes
HAD 22b| The HAD 22b Lupny (Cobra) Interceptor Aerocraft		Interceptor	135 Aerocraft	The HAD 22b Lupny (Cobra) served with distinction in many a border skirmish and war during the early 60's, and continued to be deployed aerocraft until the mid-eighties. Though production ceased in 2008 it continues to serve in rear guard elements or has been donated to colonial needs. Powered by a single engine and designed on a simple airframe, these fighters are inexpensive but fast, suiting the strategy of forming large groups of quick strike fighters to overcome the technological advantages of more advanced aircraft.
S30| The S30 Sylrada (Machete)		Ground Support Aerocraft	102 Aerocraft	The S30 Sylrada/B is designed primarily for air-to-ground missions, employing ordinance such as the AGM-65, GBU-39/B, GBU-31, GBU-32, GBU-38, CBU-97, CBU-59, BLU-107 and additional stores. Optimized for precision strike, the S30 Sylrada/B employs GPS guided munitions, including the GBU-39/B Small Diameter Bomb (SBD) to dispatch ground threats with minimal collateral damage. The S30 Sylrada/B can carry up to 28 GBU-39/Bs, or 6 AGM-65s or 2 GBU-31 JDAMS externally in addition to 2 AIM-9s. A rugged flexible platform, the S30 Sylrada delivers precision guided ordinance in significant quantities while surviving substantial small arms fire and direct hits from Man-Portable SAMs.
S34| The S34 Jahus (Venom) Light Strike Fighter		LSF	235 Aerocraft	The HAD S34 'Venom' is a highly maneuverable, supersonic Light Strike Fighter (LSF) derived from the SM-27J/L Turbofan Kradin originally. The most significant evolution of the Kradin series, the Venom marries a Turbofan Kradin derivative fuselage to a Forward Swept Wing (FSW) augmented by custom canard foreplanes and a distinctive empennage and an engine bay which accommodates a 22,000 to 25,000 static thrust class turbofan. The HAD S34 is oriented toward fulfilling both Fighter, Attack and Advanced Pilot Trainer roles.
S37| The S37 Nyddman (Rattler) Multi-Role Aerocraft		Multi-Role Aerocraft	148 Aerocraft	The HAD S37 Nyddman has a spikelike fuselage, with: fixed oval-shaped engine inlets alongside the canopy, the inlets set off from the fuselage to avoid ingesting stagnant "boundary layer" air; a large rear-mounted delta wing; canards alongside the engine inlets; and a tall tailfin. Overall construction is of aircraft aluminum honeycomb, with titanium where required, such as engine firewalls. The Nyddman is arguably less elegant in appearance than other aerofighters, but it has a certain solid, businesslike, and combatative style of its own. However, the extensive use of aluminum honeycomb makes it a surprisingly light aircraft for its size. The HAD S37 has seven stores pylons, including a centerline pylon; a pylon under each engine inlet; and two pylons on each wing outboard of the main landing gear. There is provision for a third outboard pylon under each wing. Maximum external load is 7,000 kilograms (15,400 pounds). An external fuel tank is almost always carried on the centerline pylon.
S39| S39 Jeban (Viper) Multi-Role Aircraft		Multi-Role Aerocraft	243 Aerocraft	The S39 Jeban (Viper) was designed to provide for a fast sink rate and hard, short landings. While lacking thrust reversers that would allow the engine to aid braking, the aircraft's canards can be angled downwards to act as air brakes. The main wing is also fitted with flaps and elevons to change the flow of air around the wing. The canard configuration gives a high onset of pitch rate and low drag, enabling the aircraft to be faster, have longer range and carry a larger payload. In addition to being able to take off with up to 14,330 lb of rockets, bombs, or missiles, the S39 Jeban is also equipped with either a dual arrangement of 27 mm Mauser BK-27 cannons or a single 30 mm GSH multi-barrel cannon.

Logistics Aerocraft & Helicopters

Name	Photo	Type	Quantity	Notes
HT-01| The HT-01 Vycd Muytan (Fast Mover)		Cargo Aerocraft	100 Aerocraft	The HAD HT-01 Vycd Muytan (Fast Mover) was developed to meet the requirements of the Ministry of Defense, notably, the payload requirement of 27.2 metric tons. These requirements are for a 120 ton take-off weight (240,000 lb 108.8 metric tonnes), since the Haruspex Aero Legions needed to land the transport on short runways (i.e. Runic Aerodome—900 m). With a runway of 2300m and at maximum take off weight of about 141 tons (282,000 lb 127.9 metric tonnes), the aircraft will be able to carry a maximum of 37.6 tons (75,200 lb 34.1 metric tonnes). It also has a maximum range of 6,500 km (without payload).
HT-02| The HT-02 Ciban Ryiman (Super Hauler)		Cargo Aerocraft	40 Aerocraft	The HT-02 Ciban Ryiman was developed to carry complete sections of HAD aircraft from different production sites around Europa to the Tver, Pirin Ward, District 4 Industrial Area. Its main-deck cargo volume is greater than the An-124. With a cylindrical cargo compartment cross-section 7.1 meters wide X 7.1 meters high, the Ciban Ryiman can carry large helicopters with little or no strip-down/disassembly required. The cargo deck’s overall length of 37.7 meters allows long payloads to be handled with ease.
V-33H| The V-33H CibanVnuk (SuperFrog) Heavy Lift Helicopter		Heavy Lift Helicopter	46 Aerocraft	The V-33H CibanVnuk (SuperFrog) is powered by four HAD-A9 turboshaft engines, providing 8,550 kW (11,400 SHP) each. The blades made from fiberglass with steel spar cores and fitted with titanium on the leading edges. The rotor blades have an electrical de-icing system, and the rotor hub is made of titanium. Its cargo capacity of 20 tonnes (44,000 pounds), gives it the ability to carry most of the HIL's vehicles in use. There are 40 fold-down seats along the cargo bay, and 60 more seats can be fitted in the center aisle of the cargo bay. There are three passenger doors, two on the left and one on the right, that open downward and have built-in steps. The machine has hydraulically-actuated clamshell doors and a ramp on the end, plus a roller conveyor and two 2.5-tonne (5,500 pound) capacity electric winches on rails to move payloads around in the cargo bay.

Attack Helicopters/Gunships

Name	Photo	Type	Quantity	Notes
Ryfg| The Ryfg (Hawk) Attack Helicopter/Gunship		Attack Helicopter/Gunship	178 Aerocraft	The Ryfg(Hawk) AH-01 has a Rotorprop tail rotor which could rotate its axis through 90° to act both as a conventional anti-torque rotor in horizontal flight and as a pusher propeller, thereby transforming the Ryfg AH-01 into a compound aircraft in cruising flight. Ryfg AH-01 can be armed with a wide variety of unguided rockets ranging from 20 mm to 130 mm caliber. The largest rockets tested were a type of 130 mm rocket that were carried on the hardpoints just as missiles are carried, while smaller caliber rockets were mounted in conventional rocket pods. The most frequently used rockets are those ranging from 57 mm to 90 mm and a total of 4 pods can be carried under the stub wings, one under each hardpoint.

VTOL

Name	Photo	Type	Quantity	Notes
TE-01B| TE-01B Dymuh (Talon) VTOL Gunship		VTOL Gunship	199 Aerocraft	The Dymuh (Talon), Pronounced: "DEaemoo-ha", is a vertical takeoff and landing aerocraft that supports a tilt-engine design in similarity to that of the tilt-rotor concepts. Primary role is to act in the role formerly filled by previous generation attack helicopters. The main weapon of the attack VTOL is a 20 mm autocannon in a nose mounted turret. The turret is designed for sixty degree side to side rotation and forty-five degree up and down movement. On the hard points near the cockpit are permanent large capacity mini-missile pods. The aircraft carries four additional wing hard points on the outer wings outside of the lift engines. These hardpoints can carry bombs, missiles, additional mini-missile pods such as 'Hellfires', or even additional guns. Unlike the nose mounted gun, these guns are fixed forward. For additional protection, the Dymuh is equipped with chaff and flare dispensers. The weaponry on the attack aircraft make it ideally suited to attack troops, protective bunkers, and armored vehicles. To a lesser extent, it is capable of engaging air targets as well.
TR-02| The TR-02 Aykma (Eagle) VTOL		VTOL ASW	20 Aerocraft	The TR-02 Aykma (Eagle) is a tilt rotor design. The aircraft flies much like a conventional aircraft in most cases but the blades can be flipped upwards so that the aircraft can hover. The aircraft is much faster than helicopters in level flight but can hover just like a helicopter. The TR-02's main function is ASW, however it can suit many roles including transport, gunship, and electronics warfare. The anti-submarine warfare version carries a dipping sonar and magnetic anomaly detector (known as MAD gear) for submarine hunting. In addition, the aircraft can carry a large number of sonar buoys. A total of thirty-two sonar buoys can be carried in the cargo hold. The anti-submarine warfare version of the TR-02 'Aykma' has a crew of four with two of the crew acting as sensor operators. Usually, torpedoes would be carried on anti-submarine versions of the aircraft when operating in the anti-submarine role. Both the transport and anti-submarine warfare versions of the TR-02 'Aykma' have a cargo hook.