Mascyllary Air Force

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Mascyllary Air Force
Luftheer
Luftheer logo.png
Logo of the Air Force administration
Founded9 February 1919; 101 years ago
Country Mascylla
BranchAir force
RoleAerial warfare
Size23,827 (January 2020)
414 aircraft
2,700 reserve personnel
Part ofReichswehr
Nickname(s)Wingmen, Flying Deers
Motto(s)Immer bereit. ("Always ready.")
Colors  blue
Commanders
Chief of the Air ForceGeneral Julius Götzge
Ceremonial chiefGeneralleutnant Erhard Meil
Colonel of
the Regiment
Generalmajor Günther Hardt
Notable
commanders
General Johannes Rathmann
General Janssen Kahlert
Oberstleutnant Matthias Schrödel
Generalleutnant Dieter Persche
Insignia
EnsignAir Force Ensign Mascylla.png
RoundelRoundel Mascylla.png
Fin flashEnsign Mascylla.png

The Mascyllary Air Force (Hesurian: Maskillisches Luftheer, lit. 'air army', Hesurian pronunciation: [ˈlʊftˌveːɐ̯]) is the air force and branch for aerial warfare of the Reichswehr of Mascylla. The commander of the Air Force is General Julius Götzge, and is supervised by the Minister of Defence of the Realm Rüdiger Meißert and Prime Minister Thomas Falkner. As of 2020, the branch had a strength of 23,827 active soldiers and 2,700 reserve personnel, 414 aircraft, operated twelve air bases, and maintained presence at three civil airports. Its size makes it the largest air force within the Erdaran Union. The Mascyllary Air Force was founded in 1919 as part of the military of the Mascyllary Kingdom. There is no organizational and franchise continuity between the current Air Force and its predecessor, which was completely disbanded in 1924.

The Air Force's mission is to support the objectives of the Reichswehr and the Ministry of Defence at large: "to protect the integrity and safety of Mascylla and to promote, sustain, and support peace and security internationally." In comparison to its other branches, it receives more funding and is equiped with more modern technology. Its operational fleet is very varied, but consists largely of fixed-wing aircraft such as fighter and strike aircraft, airbone early warning and control, ISTAR, SIGINT, aerial refueling, and strategic and tactical transport. Though it is specifally for aerial affairs, the other branches of military also maintain air power suited for their maritime, lettoral and land environments respectively.

Organisation

Ranks and insignia

Officers

 Mascylla Marschall der Luftstreitkräfte Marschall Generalleutnant Generalmajor Brigadegeneral Oberst Hauptleutnant Major Kapitän Oberstleutnant Leutnant Unterleutnant
OF-10 (DB) OF-9 (DB) OF-8 (DB) OF-7 (DB) OF-6 (DB) OF-5 (DB) OF-4 (DB) OF-3 (DB) OF-2 (DB) OF-1 (DB) OF-(D) (DB)
Mascylla rank Air Force Marshal.png RDAF Gen.svg RDAF Lt Gen.svg RDAF Maj Gen.svg RDAF Brig Gen.svg RDAF Col.svg RDAF Lt Col.svg RDAF Maj.svg RDAF Capt.svg RDAF 1st Lt.svg RDAF Fly Off.svg RDAF 2nd Lt.svg

Others

 Mascylla Oberstabsflugwebel Stabsflugwebel Hauptflugwebel Flugwebel Stabsgefreiter Hauptgefreiter Gefreiter Flugoberstoffizier Flugoffizier
OR-9 (DB) OR-8 (DB) OR-7 (DB) OR-6 (DB) OR-5 (DB) OR-4 (DB) OR-3 (DB) OR-2 (DB) OR-1 (DB)
Rank insignia Oberstabssegler Mascylla.png Rank insignia Stabssegler Mascylla.png Rank insignia of seniorsergent of the Royal Danish Navy.svg Rank insignia of oversergent of the Royal Danish Navy.svg Rank insignia Obergefreiter Mascylla.png Rank insignia of sergent of the Royal Danish Navy.svg Rank insignia of korporal of the Royal Danish Navy.svg Rank insignia of marinespecialist of the Royal Danish Navy.svg Rank insignia of marineoverkonstabel of the Royal Danish Navy.svg

Aircraft