Mutulese Air Force
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| Ajawal Ch'ak Ik'oom | |
|---|---|
| Active | 1950 |
| Country |  Divine Kingdom |
| Type | Air Force |
| Size | Around 65,000 active personnel |
| Commanders | |
| K'uhul Ajaw | Jasaw Chan K'awiil V |
| Chak Ik'nacom | Jatznaj Pakaab |
History
Structure and organisation
Administrative Division
The Divine Kingdom Air Force is overseen by the Chak Ik'nacom (Great Air General), currently the Hoek-Nacom Jatznaj Pakaab. The position of Chak Ik'nacom is generally given to the elder of all Ik'nakomob and despite technically commanding no man of his own, he chairs the General Staff, which is filled by high ranking members of the Air Force with command positions, generally with a rank of Hoek Nakomob (Five Star General).
Personnel
Uniforms
Commissioned Officers
Warrant Officers
Training
Aircraft
| Name | Image | Origin | Type/Variants | Number in service | Details | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Combat aircraft | ||||||
| Oxidentale Jet Works Mi-14 Harpy Eagle | 
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Oxidentale Jet Works | Multirole combat aircraft | XXX | Multinational 5th generation aircraft project in active service. | |
| Jub'mulan 90 | 
|
Mutul/ Sante Reze
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Multirole combat aircraft | 120 | In serial production. To fully replace the K'akmul 20 and K'akmul 5 by 2027 | |
| Kai-79 | 
|
 Tsurushima
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Air superiority fighter | 180 | Progressively modernised with AESA radar, IRST and improved electronic warfare capabilities | |
| K'akmul 20 | 
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Mutul
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Multirole combat aircraft | 100 | Underwent mid-life upgrade for compatibility with BVRAAM, anti-ship missiles, cruise missiles and smart bombs. To be phased out by 2027. | |
| K'akmul 5 | 
|
Mutul
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Multirole combat aircraft | 72 remaining, mainly in reserve | ||
| Kai-79ko Hayabusa | 
|
Tsurushima
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Long range strike aircraft | 64 | Mainly intended for anti-shipping missions. Equipped with Type 93 Air-to-Ship Missile missiles. | |
| K'akmul 86 | 
|
Mutul
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Trainer/light attack | 61 | ||
| Utility aircraft | ||||||
| E-767 | .jpg)
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Tsurushima
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AEW&C | 8 | ||
| Kawasaki C-1 | 
|
Tsurushima
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Transport | 25 | ||
| C-2 | _at_Gifu_Air_Base_October_25,_2015_b.JPG)
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Tsurushima
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Transport | 19 | Also capable of serving as refuellers | |
| P-1 | _fly_over_at_Tokushima_Air_Base_September_30,_2017_03.jpg)
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Tsurushima
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Maritime patrol aircraft | 34. Additional aircraft to be purchased | ||
| Jub'mulan SH-5 | 
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Mutul
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Maritime patrol aircraft | 17. To be retired and replaced by P-1 | ||
| UA-13 | 
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Mutul
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Long endurance drone | |||
Guided weapons
- TC-2C long-range air-to-air missile
- TC-1 short-range air-to-air missile
- FPG-82 glide bomb
- SMKB guided bomb
- Torgos land-attack cruise missile
- Type 93 Air-to-Ship Missile anti-ship missile/cruise missile (licensed from Tsurushima)
- YJ-12 supersonic anti-ship missile (licensed from Jhengtsang
- P-800 Oniks supersonic anti-ship missile (licensed from Suvarova)
- TC-2A anti-radiation missile