Portcullian Army
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Portcullian Army | |
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Active | 11 October 1770 – present |
Country | Portcullia |
Type | Army |
Size | 2,000 active 6,000 reserve |
Garrison/HQ | Fort Winchester, Portcullia |
The Portcullian Army is the principle land force of the Portcullian Armed Forces. Comprised of some 2,000 active and 6,000 reserve personnel, it states its primary mission is to ensure the defense of the sovereignty of its own territory and of its allies.
History
Equipment
Name | Photo | Origin | Role | Cartridge | Variant | Notes |
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Pistols | ||||||
Bullpup | New Tyran Portcullia |
Service revolver | 11.43×23mm | Issued to as a ceremonial weapon. | ||
P2 | Nukkumaa | Pistol | 9×19mm Parabellum 11.43x23mm |
Locally produced replacement for the P1. Various models in service including those chambered in Solevanti 11.43mm, used by the special forces. | ||
Submachine guns | ||||||
SMG2 | Portcullia | Submachine gun | 9×19mm Parabellum | Used by security forces and vehicle crews. | ||
Rifles/carbines | ||||||
Rifle No. 5 Mk I | New Tyran | Service rifle | .303 Tyranian | Some 15,000 rifles were given to Portcullia in the 1950s, quickly replaced by the R1 by the 1960s and used only for sport shooting and ceremonial purposes. | ||
R1 | Reberiya | Semi-automatic rifle | 7×51mm EC | R1 R1A1 R1C |
Kept in reserve storage. | |
R2 | Portcullia Gothia |
Assault rifle | 5.7x40mm EC | R2A2 R2A4 |
Purchased in the 1980s as a replacement for the R1, later produced domestically. Retained with rear-line units. | |
R4 | Portcullia | Assault rifle | 5.7x40mm EC | Replaced all R1s and R2s in active service. | ||
Machine guns | ||||||
MG4 | Sieuxerr | Heavy machine gun | 13.2x99mm Hotchkiss | Used on vehicles and dismounted. | ||
MG3 | Sieuxerr | General-purpose machine gun | 7×51mm EC | MAG 60.20 MAG 60.30 MAG 60.40 |
Replacement for the MG2. | |
MG2 | Ostland Portcullia |
General-purpose machine gun | 7×51mm EC | In the late 1960s surplus Ostlandic army machinery was purchased from Sieuxerr and the MG2 was produced. It is a close copy of the MG42 with only notable difference is a slower rate of fire on infantry models, with vehicle models maintaining the high rate of fire. Modernized variants are in service with a replacement pending. | ||
DMRs and sniper rifles | ||||||
SR1 | Solevant | Sniper rifle | 7×51mm EC | Purchased from Solevant in the mid-1990s to replace Lee Enfield based sniper rifles. | ||
R3 | Portcullia Gothia |
Designated marksman rifle | 7×51mm EC | Chambered in the 7mm EC rifle cartridge. Issued to squad marksmen. |
Launchers
Name | Photo | Origin | Role | Version | Number | Comment |
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Anti-Armor | ||||||
Tulipe | Sieuxerr | Anti-tank guided missile | MMP-AS MMP-HL |
To replace MILAN missile. | ||
ACCP-600 | Sieuxerr | Anti-tank guided missile | Standard issue short-range ATGM, issued together with the LRAC-89G2. | |||
ABL-100 | Gothia | Anti-tank weapon | Unguided alternative to the ACCP-600. | |||
ABL-90 | Sieuxerr Gothia |
Anti-tank weapon | Being replaced by the ACCP-600 and ABL-100. | |||
Lis | Sieuxerr | Anti-tank guided missile | M.72/2T M.72/3 M.72/ER |
MILAC M.72 replacement underway by M.14. | ||
LRAC-89G2 | Sieuxerr | Rocket-propelled grenade launcher | Modernized with a new optical device with laser-range finder, these are used as principle high-explosive projectors for infantry sqauds. |
Model | Image | Type | Origin | Number | Details |
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Wheeled Armored Vehicles | |||||
AMX-10 | Sieuxerr |
Organization
Headquarters of the Army
Based at Fort Winchester
Portcullian Brigade
Based at Boatwright Camp
- Headquarters Company
- 1st Rifle Battalion 'The Rifles'
- Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 1RIFBAT
- Company Headquarters Platoon
- Signals Platoon
- Medical Platoon
- Heavy Mortar Platoon
- Air Defense Platoon
- Admin Office Platoon
- 1st Infantry Company
- Company Headquarters Platoon
- 1st Infantry Platoon
- 2nd Infantry Platoon
- 3rd Infantry Platoon
- Fire Support Platoon
- Maneuver Support Platoon
- 2nd Infantry Company
- Company Headquarters Platoon
- 4th Infantry Platoon
- 5th Infantry Platoon
- 6th Infantry Platoon
- Fire Support Platoon
- Maneuver Support Platoon
- 3rd Infantry Company
- Combat Recovery Platoon
- 7th Infantry Platoon
- 8th Infantry Platoon
- 9th Infantry Platoon
- Fire Support Platoon
- Maneuver Support Platoon
- Reconnaissance Company
- Company Headquarters Platoon
- 1st Reconnaissance Platoon
- 2nd Reconnaissance Platoon
- 3rd Reconnaissance Platoon
- Fire Support Platoon
- Maneuver Support Platoon
- Forward Support Company, 1RIFBAT
- Company Headquarters Platoon
- Combat Recovery Platoon
- Transport Platoon
- Field Feed Platoon
- Maintenance Platoon
- Quartermaster Platoon
- Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 1RIFBAT
- 2nd Rifle Battalion 'Capital Guards'
- Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 2RIFBAT
- 4th Infantry Company
- 5th Infantry Company
- 6th Infantry Company
- Reconnaissance Company, 2RIFBAT
- Forward Support Company, 2RIFBAT
- 3rd Rifle Battalion (Reserve)
- Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 3RIFBAT
- 7th Infantry Company
- 8th Infantry Company
- 9th Infantry Company
- Reconnaissance Company, 3RIFBAT
- Forward Support Company, 3RIFBAT
- 4th Rifle Battalion (Reserve)
- Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 4RIFBAT
- 10th Infantry Company
- 11th Infantry Company
- 12th Infantry Company
- Reconnaissance Company, 4RIFBAT
- Forward Support Company, 4RIFBAT
- 5th Rifle Battalion (Reserve)
- Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 5RIFBAT
- 13th Infantry Company
- 14th Infantry Company
- 15th Infantry Company
- Reconnaissance Company, 5RIFBAT
- Forward Support Company, 5RIFBAT
- 3rd Artillery Battalion (Reserve)
- 4th Artillery Battalion 'Thunderhead'
- Services Battalion