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In addition to controlling most of the rocketry and satellite deployments, the CAFSCF also has a vested interest in various other military technologies, including the possession of 2 "Integrated Sensor Structure" craft, which are intended as high-altitude aerial surveillance and reconnaissance platforms. These 140m long (450ft) are suspended at 20km into the atmosphere, where it would be able to provide a large diameter radar coverage in a manner allowing for "radar risk reduction" as a means to circumvent the traditional threats posed to AWACS and ground-based radar. | |||
Revision as of 18:42, 15 May 2024
The CAF Strategic Command Force (CAFSCF) is a branch of the Armed forces of Catam Pon. They are tasked with a variety of duties, including but not limited to space command, missiles, research and development, electronic warfare, psychological warfare, and cyberspace. In addition to that, the force acts as an amalgamation of the support forces of all other branches of the military and as the center of military intelligence, so as to streamline activities.
History
Equipment
Rocketry
Catam possess its own satellite launch capabilities, using a new indigenous, experimental three-stage space launch vehicle, and they have successfully launched 4 of their own satellites.
| Rocket | Image | Description | Launches |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mory-1 | _%EB%B0%9C%EC%82%AC_%EC%9E%A5%EB%A9%B4_(12).jpg) |
* 2 stage rocket * 33m in height * Max load of 100kg |
* Launch 1: Fail * Launch 2: Fail * Launch 3: success Launch 4: partial failure |
| Mory-2 |  |
* 3 stage rocket * 47.2m in height * Max load of 3300kg |
* Launch 1: Fail * Launch 2: Success * Launch 3: success |
Airships
In addition to controlling most of the rocketry and satellite deployments, the CAFSCF also has a vested interest in various other military technologies, including the possession of 2 "Integrated Sensor Structure" craft, which are intended as high-altitude aerial surveillance and reconnaissance platforms. These 140m long (450ft) are suspended at 20km into the atmosphere, where it would be able to provide a large diameter radar coverage in a manner allowing for "radar risk reduction" as a means to circumvent the traditional threats posed to AWACS and ground-based radar.