Ajahadyan Army

Grand Army of the Union of Federal Republics of Satria Grande Esercito di l'Unione delle Repubbliche Federali di Satria
Active	1935-present
Country	Ajahadya
Branch	Army
Role	Land force
Size	962,283 active 296,985 reserve 1,142 helicopters
Part of	Ajahadyan Armed Forces
Commanders
Supreme Commander in Chief	Salil Balchandra
Minister of National Defense and Unification	Pransu Amin
Marshal of Ajahadya	FM. Kirin Sarai
Chief of Staff	Maj. Gen. Khushvir Dhankar

The Grand Army of the Union of Federal Republics of Satria (Etrurian: Grande Esercito di l'Unione delle Repubbliche Federali di Satria), more commonly known as the Ajahadyan Army (Esercito Adjadyo) is the land component of the Ajahadyan Armed Forces. It is one the of the three branches of the Ajahadyan Armed Forces, the others being the Ajahadyan Air and Air Defence Force and the Republican Guard Rocket Corps, and encompasses a total of approximately 962,283 active troops and 296,985 reserve troops, making it the largest of the three branches.

Organisation

The Ajahadyan Army is organised into 60 divisions in four military regions, further subdivided into 10 corps, along with two independent airborne brigades, the 88th and 90th, and ten independent mechanized brigades. Each corps has between 2 and 6 divisions, and each military region has two to four corps.

Ajahadya's surface-to-surface missile inventory is controlled by the Republican Guard Rocket Corps, a separate military branch, except for organic tactical SSM batteries at the divisional level.

Equipment

Small Arms and Infantry Mortars

Model	Type	Origin	Image	Notes
Pistol Auto 9mm 1A	Semi-automatic pistol	Ajahadya		Standard-issue sidearm for Ajahadyan Army officers. Domestic design.
Type 63 assault rifle	Assault rifle	Shangea		In limited use by reserve units of the Ajahadyan Army.
Type 81 assault rifle	Assault rifle	Shangea		Standard issue rifle of the Ajahadyan Army, in local production.
Tabuk Sniper Rifle	Designated marksman rifle	Ajahadya		Standard issue marksman rifle of the Ajahadyan Army. Derived from imported Soravian assault rifles.
Type 73 light machine gun	Light machine gun	Ajahadya		Standard issue LMG of the Ajahadyan Army.
NSVA	Heavy machine gun	Soravia		Standard issue HMG of the Ajahadyan Army, produced under license.
Vidhwansak	Anti-material rifle	Ajahadya		AMR in limited use by special forces and airborne units.
82mm mortar	Mortar	Soravia		Battalion-level mortar.

Anti-Tank Weapons

Model	Type	Origin	Image	Notes
Type 98 AT Launcher	Anti-tank rocket launcher	Shangea		Standard issue company-level AT weapon.
Type 70 AT Launcher	Rocket-propelled grenade launcher	Soravia		Formerly produced under license.
Type 63 ATGM	Anti-tank missile	Soravia
Type 70 ATGM	Anti-tank missile	Soravia	File:At4.jpg
Type 74 ATGM	Anti-tank missile	Soravia
Type 85 ATGM	Anti-tank missile	Shangea
Type 06 ATGM	Anti-tank missile	Soravia

Surface-to-Air Weaponry

Model	Type	Origin	Quantity	Image	Notes
Type 81 AA Launcher	MANPADS launcher	Soravia
Type 88 AA Launcher 'Anza'	MANPADS launcher	Ajahadya
Type 68 AA Launcher	Short range Surface to air missile launcher	Soravia	500
Type 71 AA Launcher	Short range Surface to air missile launcher	Soravia	250
Type 78 AA Launcher	Short range Surface to air missile launcher	Soravia	270
Type 80 AA Launcher	Short range Surface to air missile launcher	Shangea	200
Type 61 AA Launcher	Medium range Surface to air missile launcher	Soravia	160
Type 67 AA Launcher	Medium range Surface to air missile launcher	Chistovodia	110	File:MA-SAM-1.jpg
Type 80 AA Launcher	Medium range Surface to air missile launcher	Chistovodia	40
Type 94 AA Launcher	Medium range Surface to air missile launcher	Shangea	88	File:MA-KS-1M-2.jpg	In local production.
Type 09 AA Launcher	Medium range Surface to air missile launcher	Ajahadya	50
Type 11 AA Launcher	Medium range Surface to air missile launcher	Shangea	46
100mm Type 50 Towed AA Gun	Anti-aircraft gun	Soravia	310
Type 60 SPAA Gun	Self-propelled anti-air gun	Soravia	160
Type 62 SPAA Gun	Self-propelled anti-air gun	Soravia/Ajahadya	150	File:25mm Self-propelled anti-aircraft guns of Myanmar Army.jpg	Domestic mounting of ZU-23-2 AA gun onto truck.
Type 82 SPAA Gun	Self-propelled anti-air gun	Chistovodia	40	File:MA-SAM-6.jpg
Type 95 SPAA Gun	Self-propelled anti-air gun	Shangea	60
Type 09 SPAA Gun	Self-propelled anti-air gun	Shangea	40

Tanks and ARVs

Model	Type	Origin	Quantity	Image	Notes
R-1 'Ruslan'	Main battle tank	Soravia	~800		Reserve stocks only. T-54/55 tanks purchased from Soravia 1956 - 1978.
R-2 'Rama'	Main battle tank	Soravia	~1,040	File:Bombing of the Syrian army in Hama, Idlib against the Al Nusra Front.jpg	Reserve units only. Purchased from Soravia 1968 - 1978.
R-3A 'Chadda'	Main battle tank	Shangea	700	File:Myanmar Army Type-59M tank.jpg	Purchased from Shangea 1972 - 1981. Being upgraded to R-3B standard.
R-3B 'Chadda'	Main battle tank	Shangea/Ajahadya	600		Ajahadyan-upgraded Shangean T-59 MBT. Upgraded 2004 - Present.
R-4 'Sarai'	Main battle tank	Ajahadya	~1,200		Based on imported Soravian T-62 tanks serving under the designation AR-2 'Rama'. Produced 1970 - 2005.
R-5 'Balchandra'	Main battle tank	Soravia	90	File:Myanmar Army T-72S tank.jpg	Issued to tank battalions of airborne brigades only. Purchased from Soravia 1974 - 1978.
R-6 'Arslon'	Main battle tank	Shangea	~1,500		Purchased from Shangea 1975 - 1989.
R-7 'Khengara'	Main battle tank	Ajahadya	~600		Based on Soravian T-72 tanks serving under the designation AR-5 'Balchandra'. Produced 1992 - Present.
HR-1A 'Kulachandra'	Light tank	Soravia	450		Imported from Soravia 1959 - 1985.
HR-1B 'Kulachandra'	Light tank	Ajahadya	150		Domestically-produced improved variant of imported Soravian PT-76 tank. Produced 1981 - Present.
HR-2 'Hathiwala'	Light tank	Shangea	376		Estimated 60 more in reserve stocks. Purchased from Shangea 1972 - 1989.
Type 84 ARV	Armoured recovery vehicle	Shangea	160		Purchased from Shangea in early 1990s.
Type 75 ARV	Armoured recovery vehicle	Ajahadya	116		Domestic conversion of obsolete Soravian T-55 tanks. Unknown number in reserve stocks.

Armoured Personnel Carriers and Infantry Fighting Vehicles

Model	Type	Origin	Quantity	Image	Notes
Type 66 IFV	Infantry fighting vehicle	Soravia	~1,500		Imported from Soravia 1972 - 1985. Formerly produced under license. Estimated 300 in reserve stocks.
Type 80 IFV	Infantry fighting vehicle	Soravia	~1,000		Imported from Soravia 1987 - 2000. Produced under license.
Type 86 IFV	Infantry fighting vehicle	Shangea	~800		Imported from Shangea 1995 - 2005.
Type 60 APC	Armoured personnel carrier	Soravia	~1,000		Imported from Soravia 1965 - 1989, formerly produced under license. Estimated ~1,000 in reserve stocks.
Type 87 APC	Armoured personnel carrier	Soravia	~1,250		Imported from Soravia 1987 - 1997.
Type 01 APC	Armoured personnel carrier	Soravia	~1,000	File:Myanmar Army BTR-3U APC.jpg	Imported from Soravia 2001 - 2013.
Type 59 APC	Armoured personnel carrier	Soravia	~450		Imported 1972 - 1978 from Soravia. Reserve units only.
Type 63 APC	Armoured personnel carrier	Shangea	~3,000		Also in use as command, mortar and ambulance variants. Imported 1972 - 1995 from Shangea. Estimated 5,000 in reserve units and reserve stocks.
Type 85 APC	Armoured personnel carrier	Shangea	~1,300		Also in use as command, recon, mortar, ambulance and logistical variants. Imported from Shangea 1987 - 1993.
Type 89 APC	Armoured personnel carrier	Shangea	~1,000		Also in use as command, recon, mortar, ambulance, logistical and ATGM carrier variants. Imported from Shangea 2001 - 2015.
Type 90 APC	Armoured personnel carrier	Shangea	~760		Also in use as command, mortar, ambulance and logistical variants. Imported from Shangea 2010 - Present.
Type 93 APC	Light Armoured personnel carrier	Ajahadya	~3,500		Conversion of Soravian recon vehicle into light APC, in domestic production. Also in use as ATGM carrier.
Type 01 Assault Gun	Assault gun	Shangea	~200	File:PTL-02 Myanmar.jpg	Assault gun variant of WZ-551. Imported from Shangea 2001 - 2008.
Type 08 Assault Gun	Assault gun	Shangea	~100		Assault gun variant of Type 08. Imported from Shangea 2008 - 2016.

Towed Artillery

Model	Type	Origin	Quantity	Image	Notes
Type 54 130 mm field gun	Field gun	Soravia	1,200
Type 55 152 mm howitzer	Howitzer	Chistovodia	600
Type 65 122mm howtizer	Howitzer	Soravia	900
Type 70 180mm howtizer	Field gun	Chistovodia	200
Type 72 105 mm field gun	Field gun	Ajahadya	800
Type 83 122 mm howitzer	Howitzer	Shangea	720
Type 10 155 mm howitzer	Howitzer	Ajahadya	84

Self-propelled artillery

Model	Type	Origin	Quantity	Image	Notes
Type 78 170mm Heavy SPG	Heavy Self-propelled artillery	Ajahadya	230
Type 91 210mm Heavy SPG	Heavy Self-propelled artillery	Ajahadya	84
Type 72 122mm Self-Propelled Gun	Self-propelled artillery	Chistovodia	560
Type 88 155mm Self-Propelled Gun	Self-propelled artillery	Shangea	600
Type 09 155mm Self-Propelled Gun	Self-propelled artillery	Shangea	300	File:MA-SH-1(2).jpg	In local production.
Type 63 122mm MRLS	Rocket artillery	Soravia	530	File:MA-9P138.jpg
Type 75 273mm MRLS	Rocket artillery	Shangea	50
Type 85 240mm MRLS	Rocket artillery	Zorasan	200	File:MAM-02 in 2015.jpg
Type 86 122mm MRLS	Rocket artillery	Ajahadya	300
Type 89 122mm MRLS	Rocket artillery	Shangea	40	File:MA-Type-81-MLR.jpg
Type 95 300mm MLRS	Rocket artillery	Soravia	160
Type 05 300mm MLRS	Rocket artillery	Shangea	80
Type 06 122mm MLRS	Rocket artillery	Shangea	75

Army Aviation

Model	Type	Origin	Quantity	Image	Notes
Mi-2	Attack helicopter	Chistovodia	750		Purchased from Chistovodia 1965 - 1989. In local production.
Z-5	Attack helicopter	Shangea	100		Purchased from Shangea 1972 - 1995.
Mi-24	Attack helicopter	Chistovodia	200		Purchased from Chistovodia 1977 - 2000.
Z-10	Attack helicopter	Shangea	50		Purchased from Shangea 2013 - Present
Vagha	Attack helicopter	Ajahadya	42

Surface-to-surface missiles

Model	Type	Origin	Quantity	Image	Notes
Barachi-I	Tactical ballistic missile	Ajahadya	~650 (missiles)		Range: 100 km, 500kg conventional warhead, 180 launcher vehicles in service.