Royal Army of Rocha
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| Royal Army of Rocha Real Exército de Rocha | |
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| Active | 1895 - present |
| Country |  Rocha Sur |
| Commanders | |
| Antigo Rei | Ardal VI |
| Gran Mariscal | Romà Botello |
tyThe Royal Army of Rocha is the land component of the Royal Rochan Armed Forces and is largest of the three uniformed services, having been established officially in 1895 following the signing of the Treaty of Division and the establishment of the Kingdom of Rocha Sur. It is responsible for maintaining the territorial sovereignty of the King of Rocha Sur. It's mission is to take all necessary measures for the defense of the Kingdom of Rocha Sur against threatened invasion or any action directed against the independence or territorial integrity of the Kingdom or threatening to secure the life or property of citizens thereof.
Though has been no open combat between Rocha Sur and its northern neighbor Erimiá since X, the Royal Rochan Army maintains a large presence along the nation's border. It also functions as the national gendarmerie as well as a order control and guards force.
The Royal Army of Rocha is the only branch of the Royal Rochan Armed Forces which utilizes conscripts.
Though not considered a part of the Royal Rochan Army, the Imperial Army of Temuair maintains several combat formations within Rocha Sur, most notably the 11th Imperial Coraceros Division and the 5th Imperial Dragón Division. It also supplies much of the material and training utilized by the Royal Rochan Armed Forces
Personal weapons
| Name | Origin | Type | Caliber/Diameter | Notes |
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| Handguns | ||||
| Antoni-Agustí M1938 | Rocha Sur |
9×23 mm 9×19 mm |
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| Ibanez PCT |  Temuair |
9×19 mm | ||
| IHP-75 |  Trinovantum |
Combat Pistol | 5.7×28 mm | In use with select units and special forces. |
| Submachine guns | ||||
| Antoni-Agustí M74 | Rocha Sur |
9×23 mm 9×19 mm |
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| M-2013 | Temuair |
9×19 mm | ||
| IAHP-70 | Trinovantum |
5.7×28 mm | In use with select units and special forces. | |
| Shotguns | ||||
| E-98 | Temuair |
18.5 mm | ||
| Rifles | ||||
| IRA-90 | Temuair |
6.45x48 mm | ||
| Precision and sniper rifles | ||||
| RFP-90 | Temuair |
12.7x81 mm 15.5x106 mm |
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| Machine guns | ||||
| AL-83 | Temuair |
6.45x48 mm | ||
| AU-71 | 7.65×53 mm | |||
| AP-37 | 12.7x81 mm | |||
| LGA-40 | 40x53 mm | |||
| Grenades and explosives | ||||
| MAP-1 | Temuair |
82 mm | ||
| MMA-2 | 254 mm | |||
| MMA-3 | 254 mm | |||
| Esfera Hand Grenade (EF) | 65 mm (57 mm for EF-O) | EF - Standard defensive grenade EF-O - Offensive Grenade EF-I - Inert EF-P - Practice | ||
| Lanzagranadas LG-40 | 40x46 mm | |||
| Infantry anti-tank weapons | ||||
| GDR-60 | Temuair |
64 mm | GDR-60ATE designation for HEAT round, other versions existed. | |
| Lanzacohetes 90 | 90 mm | |||
| PSO-91 AADS |  Dniegua |
150 mm | ||
| IPAT-120 | Temuair |
120 mm | ||
| IPAT-130 | 130 mm | |||
| Infantry anti-aircraft weapons | ||||
| GIA-39 | Trinovantum |
Man-portable air-defense system | 130 mm | |
Vehicles
| Name | Origin | Number | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Utility vehicles | |||
| AMC Puma | Temuair |
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| AMC VAMTAC | |||
| VCU | Temuair |
VCU-C: VCU-M |
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| VCI-74 | VCI-C: VCU-M: |
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| Main Battle Tanks | |||
| TAG-22 | Trinovantum |
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| TAG-33 | Trinovantum |
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| TAG-38 | Trinovantum |
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| Infantry Fighting Vehicles | |||
| Unified Tracked Combat Vehicle (VCRU) | Temuair |
VCRU-I | |
| VCI-74 | VCI-74A: | In service with reserve formations, mostly replaced in regular army formations by the VCRU-I. | |
| Unified Combat Vehicle (VCU) | VCU-IA: VCU-IB: |
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| Armored Personal Carriers | |||
| TB-79 | Temuair |
TB-79: | |
| VCU | VCU: | ||
| Reconnaissance Vehicles | |||
| VRB-80 | Temuair |
VRB-80: | |
| Miscellaneous Vehicles | |||
| VCU-120 | Temuair |
VCU-120: | |
| UCV | UCV-CT: | ||
| VAL-74 | VAL-74: | To be replaced by the VCU-120 | |
| VBS-82 | VBS-88: | ||
| AMC VETRA | VETRA: | ||
| TAL-35 | Trinovantum |
ODT-05: | |
| Recovery Vehicles | |||
| VCU | Temuair |
VCU-E | |
| VCI-74 | VCI-E: | ||
| Engineering Vehicles | |||
| Artillery | |||
| Towed | |||
| A-155/02 | Temuair |
A-155/78: | |
| Self-propelled gun | |||
| VCU | Temuair |
VCU-CA: VCU-PM: |
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| VCI-74 | VCI-CA: VCI-PM: VCI-PF: |
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| Self-propelled rocket launcher. | |||
| SAF-32 | Temuair |
SAF-32: | Various load module allow for rockets from 127 mm to 300 mm be utilized, as well as the Aerotecnia SAS-01 cruise missile |
| Towed Anti-aircraft | |||
| Self-Propelled Anti-aircraft | |||
| UCV-AA | Temuair |
UCV-AA: | |