Republican Guard Rocket Corps
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| Republican Guard Rocket Corps Corps de Fusée de la Garde Républicaine | |
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| Active | 1968-present |
| Country |  Ajahadya |
| Branch | Strategic Missile Force |
| Role | 9,720 active |
| Part of | Ajahadyan Armed Forces |
| Commanders | |
| Supreme Commander in Chief | Salil Balchandra |
| Minister of National Defense and Unification | Pransu Amin |
| Lt. Gen. | Sutanar Rehal |
| Chief of Staff | Maj. Gen. Nimrat Bashan |
History
Founding
Third Satrian War and Dakatan War
ROSPO and Present Day
Weapons of Mass Destruction
Ajahadya is believed to have one of Kylaris's largest stockpiles of biological and chemical weapons, and has used such weapons extensively during the Third Satrian War and the Dakatan War to great effect. The Ajahadyan government does not attribute any special qualities to biological or chemical weaponry, viewing them as weaponry like any other, and has not signed any treaties regarding their usage or disarmament.
Ajahadya's biological and chemical weapons stocks are believed to come under the control of the Republican Guard Rocket Corps, which is responsible for controlling Ajahadya's surface-to-surface missile inventory and would be one of the main users of such weaponry in the Ajahadyan Army in a future conflict. How non-missile carried weaponry, such as airborne bombs or artillery shells will be allocated in future conflicts is largely unknown, but analysts expect that each artillery unit has an issued stock of chemical shells from the RGRC, while biological weapons remain entirely under the purview of the RGRC.
Organisation
The Republican Guard Rocket Corps is organised into four brigades, the 111th, 112th, and 119th Missile Brigades, and the 132nd Support Brigade. The 11th, 12th and 19th are each believed to have around 300 missiles each, with the remaining missiles and unissued warheads being held with the 32nd Support Brigade which handles the transportation of missiles between units and the security of stockpiles of missiles and warheads.
Surface-to-surface missiles
| Model | Type | Origin | Quantity | Image | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Barachi-II | Tactical ballistic missile | Ajahadya |
~300 |  |
Range: 180 km, 280kg conventional warhead. |
| Talavara-I | Short range ballistic missile | Ajahadya |
~300 |  |
Range: 644 km, 500kg conventional, biological or chemical warhead. |
| Talavara-II | Short range ballistic missile | Ajahadya |
~250 |  |
Range: 700-900 km, 100-300kg conventional, biological or chemical warhead. |
| Talavara-III | Short range ballistic missile | Ajahadya |
~200 |  |
Range: 800-950 km, 140-450kg conventional, biological or chemical warhead. |
| Talavara-IV | Short range ballistic missile | Ajahadya |
~100 |  |
Range: 620-1000 km, 350kg conventional, biological or chemical warhead. |
| Tira-I | Medium range ballistic missile | Ajahadya |
~50 |  |
Range: 700-1,900 km, 200-1000kg conventional, biological or chemical warhead. |
| Ala-I | Cruise missile | Ajahadya |
~10 |  |
Range: ~1000km, 200-300kg conventional, biological or chemical warhead, in development. |