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A list of equipment currently in service with the [[Luepolan Defence Forces]].
A list of equipment currently in service with the [[Luepolan Defence Forces]].
 
==Firearms and Personal Equipment==
==Firearms & Personal Equipment==
===Small Arms===
===Small Arms===
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"|}
|- style="background:#aabccc;"
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:8%;"|Weapon
! '''Name'''
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:10%;"|Photo
! '''Image'''
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:12%;"|Origin
! '''Origin'''
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:12%;"|Role
! '''Type'''
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:6%;"|Caliber
! '''Cartridge'''
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:9%;"|Version
! '''Details'''
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:13%;"|Designer/Manufacturer
|-----
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:30%;"|Comment
|-
!style="align: center; background: lavender;" colspan="8" | '''Assault rifles'''
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|CZ-75|P-75}}
|'''[[R89]]'''
| [[File:Cz75.jpg|125px]]
| [[File:M4A1_ACOG.jpg|170px]]
| {{flag|Luepola}}
|{{flag|Federal Union of Arcadia}}
| Pistol
|Assault rifle
| 9x19mm
|5.56x45mm
| Main service pistol of the Armed Forces.
|R89A <br> R89B <br> R89C
|-----
|[[Beaconsfield Federal Armory]] <br> [[Falstaff Arms Company]]
|Originating as an updated version of the carbine-length R66B-XC, the R89 was formally adopted as the standard rifle of Arcadian forces starting in the 90s. The R66's 508mm barrel was traded for a 368mm barrel and the weight was decreased from 3.4kg to 2.92. A rail system and flat-top receiver allowing easier optics/laser mounting came with the R89B, followed by manufacturing, ergonomic, and material enhancements with the R89C.
|-
!style="align: center; background: lavender;" colspan="8" | '''Machine guns'''
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|CZ 52|P-52}}
|'''[[MG75]]'''
| [[File:CZ_52_pistol.jpg|125px]]
| [[File:FN M249 SAW.jpg|170px]]
| {{flag|Luepola}}
|{{flag|Federal Union of Arcadia}}
| Pistol
|Light machine gun
| 9x19mm
|5.56x45mm
| Former service pistol. Still in service with certain units including the reserves, gendarmerie and the navy.
|MG75A <br> MG75B <br> MG75C
|-----
|[[Claypool Armaments]]
|The MG75 light machine gun has served as the Army's standard squad automatic weapon since the 1980s. While now praised for lightweight and simple mechanics, the early examples of the MG75A suffered from reliability issues in harsh environments due to manufacturing defects. Few differences, aside from furniture and reliability changes, exist between early and late model MG75s.
|-
!style="align: center; background: lavender;" colspan="8" | '''Marksman Rifles'''
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|Heckler & Koch MP5|MP5}}
|'''[[MR2016]]'''
| [[File:Heckler & Koch MP5-1.jpg|125px]]
| [[File:110A1.jpg|170px]]
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
|{{flag|Federal Union of Arcadia}}
| Submachine gun
|Marksman rifle
| 9x19mm
|7.62x51mm/6.8x51mm
| Being replaced by the UMP and MP7.
|MR2016A
|-----
|[[Carrington Armament]]
<!--|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
|Selected in 2015 as a spotter's rifle for sniper teams, the MR2016 was a companion project to the SR77-16, another rifle developed and adopted from a Carrington Armament submission to the Army. The rifle is built off of a similar short-stroke piston design as the SPR2015, though the MR2016 shares next to no parts in common with it. While originally chambered in 7.62x51, the Army has contracted Carrington to build conversion kits to the new standard 6.8x51mm and magazine of the R22.
| {{wp|CZ Scorpion Evo 3|PMi M-09}}
|-
| [[File:CZ_Scorpion_Evo_3.jpg|125px]]
!style="align: center; background: lavender;" colspan="8" | '''Handguns'''
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Submachine gun
| 9x19mm
| Used by special units.
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|FB Glauberyt|PMi M-86}}
|'''[[P20]]'''
| [[File:PM84P_Glauberyt.jpg|125px]]
| [[File:M17new.png|170px]]
| {{flag|Luepola}}
|{{flag|Federal Union of Arcadia}}
| Submachine gun
|Handgun
| 9x19mm
|9x19mm MagSec
| Service submachine gun. Issued to vehicle crewmen where appropriate.
|P20A
|-----
|[[Homme Manufacturing]]
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
|One of the many recent small arms acquisitions by the Army, the polymer-framed P20 is the first pistol of its kind to enter widespread service with the Army. While the pistol itself is cut for optic, laser, and light use, the Army has not yet officially adopted any for it, though numerous special units have used discretionary funds to acquire them.  
| {{wp|CZ 805 BREN|Pk M-10}}
|-
| [[File:cz805-pk10.png|125px]]
!style="align: center; background: lavender;" colspan="8" | '''Submachine guns'''
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Assault Rifle
| 7.62x45mm
| Main service rifle of the Armed Forces.
|----->
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|Heckler & Koch HK33|Pk M-68}}
| [[File:HK33A2_Flickr_(yet_another_finn).jpg|125px]]
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
| Assault Rifle
| 7.62x45mm
| Licensed-produced version of the Vierz G-68 rifle. In service with reserve units.
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|Mannlicher M1895|Pk95}}
| [[File:Rifle_Pattern_1914_Enfield_-_AM.006960.jpg|125px]]
| {{flag|First Republic of Luepola}}
| Bolt-Action Rifle
| 7×60mmL
| Former service rifle. Retained for ceremonial use.
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|MG-3|Mi M-53}}
| [[File:BundeswehrMG3.jpg|125px]]
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
| General-purpose machine gun
| 7.92x57mm
|
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|Heckler & Koch HK21|Mi M-68}}
| [[File:hk23e.png|125px]]
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
| Light machine gun
| 7.62x45mm
| Standard issue SAW. <!--
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|Vz. 52 machine gun|M-55}}
| [[File:VZ52-light-machine-gun-batey-haosef-1.jpg|125px]]
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Light machine gun
| 7.62x45mm
| Light machine gun, in use with reserve units. -->
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|Heckler & Koch_PSG1#MSG90|MSG90}}
| [[File:MSG_90_rifle_museum_2014.jpg|125px]]
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
| Designated marksman rifle
| 7.92x57mm
| Standard issue DMR.
|-----
<!--|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|Zastava M07|PkS M-07}}
| [[File:Zastava_M07.JPG|125px]]
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Sniper rifle
| 7.92x57mm
| Replacing the PkS M-65.
|----->
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|Zastava M93 Black Arrow|PkS M-95}}
| [[File:Sniper_Zastava_M93.jpg|125px]]
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Anti-Material Rifle
| 12.7x108mm
|  
|}
|}


===Squad Support and Anti-Vehicle Weapons===
===Explosives & Mounted Weapons===
 
{| class="wikitable"|}
{| class="wikitable"
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:8%;"|Weapon
|- style="background:#aabccc;"
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:10%;"|Photo
! '''Name'''
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:12%;"|Origin
! '''Image'''
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:12%;"|Role
! '''Origin'''
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:6%;"|Caliber
! '''Type'''
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:9%;"|Version
! '''Cartridge'''
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:13%;"|Designer/Manufacturer
! '''Details'''
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:30%;"|Comment
|-----
|-
!style="align: center; background: lavender;" colspan="8" | '''Man-Portable Launchers'''
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|NSV machine gun|MiT M-83}}
|'''[[RM-86 SLAM]]'''
| [[File:NSV_machine_gun_on_6T7_mount_-_RaceofHeroes-part2-10.jpg|125px]]
| [[File:Smaw-1.jpg|170px]]
| {{flag|Aitic Union}}
|{{flag|Federal Union of Arcadia}}
| Heavy machine gun
|Multirole rocket launcher
| 12.7x108mm
|83.5mm
| Main HMG of the armed forces.
|RM-86A <br> RM-86B <br> RM-86C
|-----
|[[Beaconsfield Federal Armory]]
|The RM-86 Shoulder-Launched Assault Munition (SLAM) is a reloadable, man-portable rocket launcher for anti-bunker and anti-armor use. The system utilizes varying anti-armor, anti-building, and thermobaric munitions. The SLAM is a specialty weapon generally issued to dedicated weapons squads within infantry units.
|-
!style="align: center; background: lavender;" colspan="8" | '''Mounted Weapons'''
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|HK25|MiT M-70}}
|'''[[GML-70 MATO]]'''
| [[File:HK21.JPG|125px]]
| [[File:TOWmissile.png|170px]]
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
|{{flag|Federal Union of Arcadia}}
| Heavy machine gun
|Guided anti-tank rocket launcher
| 13x105mm
|152mm
| Being phased out of service.
|GML-70A <br> GML-70B <br> GML-70C <br> GML-70D <br> GML-70E <br> GML-70F <br> GML-70G <br> GML-70H
|-----
|[[Vaughn United]]
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
|The GML-70 Missile, Anti-Tank, Optical (MATO) is a wire-guided anti-tank guided missile in service since the early 70s with the Arcadian military, in which it has been affectionately nicknamed the "tomato". Modern variants are top-attack and of much greater ability than early MATO models.
| {{wp|Heckler & Koch GMG|GMG}}
|-
| [[File:HK_GMW.jpg|125px]]
!style="align: center; background: lavender;" colspan="8" | '''Explosives'''
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
| Automatic Grenade Launcher
| 40x53mm grenades
|
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| MnP M-98
| [[File:Mortar_LM-60D.jpg|125px]]
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Infantry Mortar
| 60mm shells
|
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|RPG-75|PkT M-75}}
| [[File:RPG-75.JPG|125px]]
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Disposable rocket-propelled grenade launcher
| 68mm warhead
|
|-----
<!--|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|RPG-76 Komar|PkT M-80}}
| [[File:RPG-76.jpg|125px]]
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Rocket-propelled grenade launcher
| 68mm warhead
| Cheap RPG developed during the [[Luepolan War]].
|----->
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|MATADOR|PkT M-5}}
| [[File:MATADOR_Stand.jpg|125px]]
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
| Disposable anti-tank rocket launcher
| 90mm warhead
| Luepolan designation for the Panzerfaust 5
|-----
<!--|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|M202_FLASH|PkO M-202}}
| [[File:luepola_po_202.jpg|125px]]
| {{flag|Tierada}}
| Multishot incendiary rocket launcher
| 63mm incendiary warhead
| Luepolan designation for the Tieradan MLL M.73. In storage.
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|9K111 Fagot|STO M-73}}
| [[File:luepola_9k111.jpg|125px]]
| {{flag|Aitic Union}}
| Anti-tank guided missile
| 120mm warhead
| Luepolan designation for the Aitic 120.PstOhj 70. In storage.
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|Skif (ATGM)|STO M-13}}
| [[File:Skif_ATGM.jpg|125px]]
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Anti-tank guided missile
| 130mm warhead
|
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|Bumbar|STO M-07}}
| [[File:Bumbar_ATGM.jpg|125px]]
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Short-range anti-tank guided missile
| 136mm warhead
|
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|Grom (missile)|SPVO M-02}}<hr/>{{wp|Piorun (missile)|SPVO M-02M}}
| [[File:PZR-Grom-02.jpg|125px]]
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Man-portable anti-aircraft missile
| 72mm warhead
| Developed from the Aitic {{wp|9K38 Igla|ITO 81}}.
|----->
|}
|}


===Clothing and Camouflage===
==Ground Vehicles==
 
{| class="wikitable"|}
===Other Equipment===
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:10%;"|Vehicle
 
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:10%;"|Photo
==Vehicles==
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:12%;"|Origin
===Tanks===
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:12%;"|Role
{| class="wikitable"
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:8%;"|Version
|- bgcolor=#FF0000
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:12%;"|Designer/Manufacturer
!Model!!Image!!Type!!In Service!!Main Armament!!  Origin  !!Details
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:11%;"|Number
|----
! style="text-align: left; background: #aabccc; width:25%;"|Comment
|-
!style="align: center; background: lavender;" colspan="8" | '''Tanks'''
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wpl|Leopard 2|Pancer 78-LU}}
|'''[[CVM-81 Templar]]'''
| [[File:Austrian_Leopard_2A4_170508-A-DN311-162_(34438972361).jpg|200px]]  
| [[File:M1A2C.jpg|170px]]
| {{wpl|Main Battle Tank}}
|{{flag|Federal Union of Arcadia}}
|  
|Main battle tank
| 122mm smoothbore gun
|CVM-81A <br> CVM-81B <br> CVM-81C <br> CVM-81D <br> CVM-81DA
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
|[[Reese-Dixon Motors]] <br> [[Reese-Dixon Defense]] <br> [[Arcadian Defense Systems]]
| Modernized to uz.2017 standard.
|''Active'' <br> 480 CVM-81DA <br> 840 CVM-81D <br> 120 CVM-81C <br> ''Stored'' <br> 2,200 CVM-81B <br> 2,100 CVM-81C <br> 900 CVM-81D
|----
|The CVM-81 Templar (Combat Vehicle Model 81 "Templar") has been the undisputed backbone of the Arcadian Army for 40 years running. Adopted in 1982 as a highly advanced tank with unrivaled electronics and optics, it was enhanced further in the late 80s with the 120mm gun and mobility improvements of the CVM-81B. In the late 90s, the CVM-81C rolled out with further survivability and electro-optical upgrades to bring the tank into the 21st Century. Since 2010, the CVM-81D and CVM-81DA have further improved the tank's lethality, making it one of the deadliest (and most expensive) tanks in the world.
|-
!style="align: center; background: lavender;" colspan="8" | '''Armored fighting vehicles'''
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wpl|Panzer 68|T-68}}
|'''[[CVM-1 Gaitor]]'''
| [[File:Swiss_Main_Battle_Tank_Panzer_68_in_1991.jpg|200px]]  
| [[File:M2A4.jpg|170px]]
| Main Battle Tank
|{{flag|Federal Union of Arcadia}}
|  
|Infantry fighting vehicle
| 105mm rifled gun
|CVM-1A <br> CVM-1AR <br> CVM-1B <br> CVM-1BR <br> CVM-1C <br> CVM-1D <br> CVM-1DR <br> CVM-1E <br> CVM-1I <br> CVM-1IR
| {{flag|Luepola}}
|[[Beaconsfield Federal Armory]] <br> [[Arcadian Defense Systems]]
| In storage.
|''Active'' <br> 312 CVM-1I <br> 216 CVM-1IR <br> 624 CVM-1D <br> 432 CVM-1DR <br> ''Stored'' <br> 1,200 CVM-1D <br> 700 CVM-1DR <br> 1,900 CVM-1B <br> 1,100 CVM-1BR <br> 140 CVM-1C
|----
|Designed over several years in the late 70s in response to foreign IFV acquisitions, the CVM-1 Gaitor was billed as a lightweight, heavily armed vehicle that could both support the infantry as well as keep up with the tanks in rapid armored advances. Successive upgrades have improved the optics, electronics, engine, ATGM, armor, transmission, and even created a degree of parts-commonality between the CVM-1, CVM-99, and CMM-1101/1170. The chassis is also the basis for the RTM-701, CTM-702, and CVM-121.
|-
!style="align: center; background: lavender;" colspan="8" | '''Air Defense'''
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wpl|Tanque Argentino Mediano|T-94}}
|'''[[CVM-121 Minuteman MADS]]'''
| [[File:TAM1_(cropped).jpg|200px]]  
| [[File:ADATS.png|170px]]
| {{wpl|Medium Tank}}
|{{flag|Federal Union of Arcadia}}
|  
|Short-range air defense and fire support
| 105mm rifled gun
|CVM-121A <br> CVM-121B <br> CVM-121C IMADS
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
|
| Luepolan designation for the LKPz-70. Developed from the SPz-70.
|
|CVM-121 Minuteman MADS (Combat Vehicle Model 121 "Minuteman" Mobile Air Defense System) is a Gaitor-based air defense system with secondary anti-tank and anti-material capabilties. The recent IMADS (Improved Mobile Air Defense System) has adapted the Minuteman for better effectiveness against small drone systems.
|-
|-
|}
!style="align: center; background: lavender;" colspan="8" | '''Artillery'''
 
===Armoured Fighting Vehicles===
{| class="wikitable"
|- bgcolor=#FF0000
!Model!!Image!!Type!!In Service!!Main Armament!!  Origin  !!Details
|----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wpl|Pandur I|OT M-95}}
|'''[[CMM-1101 Bishop]]'''
| [[File:Allied_Spirit_IV_2016_160121-A-DN311-053.jpg|200px]]<br>[[File:Exercise_TRIDENT_JUNCTURE_(21977565614).jpg|200px]]  
| [[File:M109A7.jpg|170px]]
| {{wpl|Armoured personnel carrier}}
|{{flag|Federal Union of Arcadia}}
|
|Self-propelled artillery piece
| 13mm HMG
|CMM-1101A <br> CMM-1101B <br> CMM-1101C <br> CMM-1101D <br> CMM-1101E <br> CMM-1101F <br> CMM-1101G <br> CMM-1101H
| {{flag|Vierzland}}<br>{{flag|Luepola}}
|
| Luepolan continuation of the cancelled Vierz TPz-95 project.<br>Some updated to the {{wpl|Pandur II|uz.2012}} standard ''(pictured bottom)''.
|
|----
|CTM-1101 Bishop (Cannon Mobile Model 1101 Bishop) is the current primary self-propelled howitzer in service with the Army.  
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wpl|Saurer 4K 4FA|OT M-61}}
| [[File:SPz_A1_Saurer_(2).jpg|200px]]  
| Armoured personnel carrier
|
| 13mm HMG
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
| Luepolan designation of the Vierz TPz-61.
|----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wpl|Marder (infantry fighting vehicle)|BVP M-75}}
| [[File:ILÜ_der_Bundeswehr_am_24.09.2012_--_Marder_AT_(cropped).jpg|200px]]
| Infantry fighting vehicle
|
| 20mm autocannon<br>Anti-Tank Guided Missile
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
| Luepolan designation of the Vierz SPz-70.
|----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wpl|Lynx (Rheinmetall armoured fighting vehicle)|JT M-16}}
| [[File:Hungarian_Lynx_KF-41.jpg|200px]]
| {{wpl|Armoured reconnaissance vehicle}}
|
| 35mm autocannon
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
| Luepolan designation of the Vierz SPz-15. Limited procurement.
|----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wpl|BOV (APC)|JT M-79}}
| [[File:BOV_BSD_(2).jpg|200px]]
| Armoured reconnaissance vehicle
|
| 7.92mm GPMG
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Light reconnaissance vehicle.  
|-
|-
|}
!style="align: center; background: lavender;" colspan="8" | '''Support, Logistics, Command'''
 
===Utility and Engineering Vehicles===
{| class="wikitable"
|- bgcolor=#FF0000
!Model!!Image!!Type!!In Service!!Main Armament!!  Origin  !!Details
|----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| Brückepanzer 80
|'''[[CTM-702 Atlas]]'''
| [[File:Panzerschnellbrücke_Leguan.jpg|200px]]
| [[File:M4 Command.png|170px]]
| Bridge-laying vehicle
|{{flag|Federal Union of Arcadia}}
|
|Command and control vehicle
| None
|CTM-702A <br> CTM-702B <br> CTM-702C
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
|
| Derived from the Panzer 78.
|
|----
|
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| Bergepanzer 80
| [[File:Bergepanzer_Bueffel.jpg|200px]]  
| Armored recovery vehicle
|
| None
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
| Derived from the Panzer 78.
|----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| LKW-82
| [[File:Mercedes_Unimog_U4000_Bundeswehr_pic1.JPG|200px]]  
| Truck
|
| None
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
|  
|----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wpl|FAP 2026|Kutra 68}}
| [[File:FAP_2026.jpg|200px]]
| Truck
|  
| None
| {{flag|Luepola}}
|  
|-
|-
|}
!style="align: center; background: lavender;" colspan="8" | '''Engineering Vehicles'''
 
==Artillery==
===Towed Artillery===
{| class="wikitable"
|- bgcolor=#FF0000
!Model!!Image!!Type!!In Service!!  Origin  !!Details
|----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wpl|FH70|H-39}}
|'''[[EVM-1111 Bloodhound]]'''
| [[File:FH_70_155mm_gun_(6065127314).jpg|200px]]  
| [[File:ABV.jpg|170px]]
| Towed Howitzer
|{{flag|Federal Union of Arcadia}}
|
|Mince-clearing vehicle
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
|LWM-299A <br> LWM-299B <br> LWM-299C
|
|
|
|----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wpl|IRIS-T|SPVO R-14}}
| [[File:MAN_7_t_mil_gl_IRIS-T_SL.jpg|200px]]
| Medium-range anti-aircraft missile
|
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
| Luepolan designation for the Vierz FM Märtyrer.
|----
|}
===Self-propelled Artillery===
{| class="wikitable"
|- bgcolor=#FF0000
!Model!!Image!!Type!!In Service!!  Origin  !!Details
|----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wpl|Panzerhaubitze 2000|SSJ H-52}}
| [[File:Italian_Army_-_132nd_Field_Artillery_Regiment_"Ariete"_PzH_2000_self-propelled_howitzer_in_Qatar.png|200px]]
| {{wpl|Self-propelled artillery}}
|
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
| Limited procurement.
|----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wpl|TAM VCA|SSJ H-41}}
| [[File:TAM_VCA_155.jpg|200px]]
| {{wpl|Self-propelled artillery}}
|
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
| Based on the SPz-70 chassis.
|----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wpl|M-87 Orkan|SSJ R-96}}
| [[File:SVLR_M-87_Orkan.jpg|200px]]
| Self-propelled rocket artillery
|
| {{flag|Luepola}}<br>{{flag|Vierzland}}
|
|
|----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wpl|Flakpanzer Gepard|SPVO M-76}}
| [[File:Fliegerabwehrpanzer_68_SPAAG_pic03-1.JPG|200px]]
| Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun
|
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
| {{wpl|Flakpanzer Gepard|FlakPz-72}} turret mounted on a {{wpl|Panzer 68|T-68}} chassis.
|-
|-
|}
==Aircraft==
===Fixed-Wing Aircraft===
{| class="wikitable"
|- style="background:#aabccc;"
! '''Name'''
! '''Image'''
! '''Origin'''
! '''Type'''
! '''Quantity'''
! '''Details'''
|-----<!--
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|Novi Avion|S-93}}
| [[File:НА5.JPG|250px]]
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Air Superiority Fighter
| 165
|
|----- -->
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|Sukhoi Su-27|S-94}}
| [[File:Sukhoi_Su-27SKM_at_MAKS-2005_airshow.jpg|250px]]
| {{flag|Aitic Union}}<br>{{flag|Aitic Federation}}
| Multirole fighter
| 29
| Purchased from Aitic Federation in 1994.
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|Mikoyan MiG-29|S-85}}
| [[File:Mikoyan_mig29.jpg|250px]]
| {{flag|Aitic Union}}
| Multirole fighter
| 295
| Primary fighter aircraft of Luepola. Initially procured at the end of the [[Luepolan War]] in 1985, with subsequent purchases in 1994 and 1999. Underwent a modernization program in the early 2010s.
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|Soko J-22 Orao|U-74}}
| [[File:1J-22_Orao_landing,_Kecskemét,_2007_(cropped_mix).jpg|250px]]
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Ground-attack aircraft
| 91
| The most-produced Luepolan-designed military aircraft since the [[Great War]].
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|An-26|J-26}}
| [[File:An-26_Niµ_Nishava_Serbien_Marko_Stojkovic_IMG_2634-1-2.jpg|250px]]
| {{flag|Aitic Union}}
| Maritime patrol aircraft
| 22
|
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|Lockheed_C-141_Starlifter|Tr-141}}
| [[File:USAF Lockheed C-141C Starlifter 65-0248.jpg|250px]]
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
| Medium transport aircraft
| 7
| Luepolan designation of the Vierz Frenz Fr-141 "Sternheber".
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|Ilyushin Il-76|Tr-86}}
| [[File:IL-76MD_-_TankBiathlon2013_(modified).jpg|250px]]
| {{flag|Aitic Union}}
| Heavy transport aircraft
| 18
|
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|An-26|E-26}}
| [[File:An-26_Niµ_Nishava_Serbien_Marko_Stojkovic_IMG_2634-1-2.jpg|250px]]
| {{flag|Aitic Union}}<br>{{flag|Luepola}}
| Airborne early warning
| 17
| Domestic AEW aircraft developed from the J-26 airframe.
|-----
|}


===Helicopters===
{| class="wikitable"
|- style="background:#aabccc;"
! '''Name'''
! '''Image'''
! '''Origin'''
! '''Type'''
! '''Quantity'''
! '''Details'''
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|Mi-28|V-96}}
| [[File:VVS_100th_IMG_0063_(cropped).jpg|250px]]
| {{flag|Aitic Federation}}
| Attack Helicopter
| 34
| Luepolan designation of the Aitic Jä-28. In limited service.
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|Mil Mi-24|V-82}}
| [[File:Mil_Mi_24_-_RIAT_2007_(2544153657).jpg|250px]]
| {{flag|Aitic Union}}
| Attack Helicopter
| 148
| Luepolan designation of the Aitic Jä-25.
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|PZL_Kania|JV-92}}
| [[File:PZL_Kania_Police_helicopter_(cropped).jpg|250px]]
| {{flag|Aitic Union}}<br>{{flag|Luepola}}
| Light scout and transport helicopter
| 285
| Light scout and transport helicopter. Upgraded from the {{wpl|Mil Mi-2|Jä-2}} provided by the Aitic Federation.
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|PZL_SW-4|JV-02}}
| [[File:SW-4_Puszczyk_5683.jpg|250px]]
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Light scout and transport helicopter
| 58
| To supplement the JV-92 in service.
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|PZL_W-3_Sokół|VT-86}}
| [[File:Polish_Army_PZL-Swidnik_W-3WA_Sokol_Idaszak-1.jpg|250px]]
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Medium transport helicopter
| 151
| Replacing the VT-67.
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|Bell UH-1 Iroquois|VT-67}}
| [[File:UH1_Huey_-_Fly_Navy_2017_(cropped).jpg|250px]]
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
| Medium transport helicopter
| 180
| Luepolan designation of the Vierz Re-1. Being replaced by the VT-86.
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|Mil Mi-6|VT-59}}
| [[File:Mi-6_(cropped).jpg|250px]]
| {{flag|Aitic Union}}
| Heavy transport helicopter
| 17
|
|-----
|- style="background:#efefef; color:black"
| {{wp|Mil Mi-14|VM-73}}
| [[File:Mil_Mi-14_of_Polish_Navy_(reg._1011),_static_display,_Radom_AirShow_2005,_Poland.jpg|250px]]
| {{flag|Aitic Union}}
| Anti-submarine helicopter
| 45
| Luepolan designation of the Aitic Jä-14. Used by the Luepolan Navy.
|}
|}
==Towed Systems==


==Naval Assets==
===Deep-Water Surface Vessels===
{| class="wikitable"
|- style="background:#aabccc;"
! '''Class'''
! '''Image'''
! '''Names'''
! '''Origin'''
! '''Type'''
! '''Details'''
|-----
|- style="background:#dfdfdf; color:black"
| {{wpl|INS Vikramaditya|Svieta Velika-class}}
| [[File:INS_Vikramaditya_(R33)_with_a_Sea_Harrier.jpg|200px]]
| ''Svieta Velika''
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Aircraft Carrier
| In service.
|-----
|- style="background:#dfdfdf; color:black"
| {{wp|Silba-class landing ship-minelayer|Lovac-class}}
| [[File:HRM_Krka_82_170909.jpg|200px]]
| ''Lovac<br>Koňanik<br>Ratni Bog<br>Sabľarka<br>Kelt''
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Amphibious assault ship
|
|-----
|- style="background:#dfdfdf; color:black"
| {{wp|Kolkata-class destroyer|Lev Gincburg-class}}
| [[File:INS_Kolkata_entering_Mombasa,_Kenya.jpg|200px]]
| ''Lev-Gincburg<br>Stanislav-Kolar<br>Branko-Juriľ<br>Duje-Brdar<br>Martin-Rakić''
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Stealth guided missile destroyer
|
|-----
|- style="background:#dfdfdf; color:black"
| {{wp|Farragut-class destroyer (1958)|Ferdinand-class}}
| [[File:USS_Farragut_(DDG-37)_underway_in_the_Atlantic_Ocean_on_2_July_1982_(6349812).jpg|200px]]
| ''Visprennik<br>Vihodnamora<br>Neoblomni<br>Ukrutni<br>Davor-Vojković<br>Matej-Gregurek<br>Nikolina-Kardum<br>Nepovladni<br>Usvojač<br>Grozni<br>Svemogučni<br>Pobiednik''
| {{flag|Vierzland}}
| Guided missile destroyer
| Designed and produced by the Vierzland.
|-----
|- style="background:#dfdfdf; color:black"
| {{wp|Shivalik-class frigate|Braznica-class}}
| [[File:Malabar_2012_INS_Satpura_(F-48).jpg|200px]]
| ''Braznica<br>Mlaževo<br>Judusa<br>Faljuk<br>Notok<br>Elenovo<br>Čakajec''
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Frigate
|
|-----
|- style="background:#dfdfdf; color:black"
| {{wp|Kotor-class frigate|Prišek-class}}
| [[File:Patrolni_brod_klasa_Kotor_P34.jpg|200px]]
| ''Prišek<br>Vojc<br>Hrdovna<br>Pomorna<br>Rostva<br>Obránse<br>Štirigor<br>Utrna<br>Surojka<br>Karapol<br>Jesena<br>Aneska<br>Crnibreg<br>Šumnica<br>Traklovo''
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Frigate
|
|-----
|- style="background:#dfdfdf; color:black"
| {{wp|ORP_Kaszub_(1987)|Sud-class}}
| [[File:ORP_Kaszub_Gdynia.jpg|200px]]
| ''Sud<br>Paron<br>Trojan<br>Tvorog<br>Dabo<br>Jutrnka<br>Dilica<br>Dudula<br>Lada<br>Kupala<br>Krsnik<br>Zora''
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Corvette
|
|-----
|- style="background:#dfdfdf; color:black"
| {{wp|Kora-class corvette|Ratimir-class}}
| [[File:INS_Kulish_(P63)_is_underway_with_U.S._and_Indian_navy_ships_during_Exercise_Malabar_2012.jpg|200px]]
| ''Ratimir<br>Paveu<br>Matko<br>Ogňan<br>Emil<br>Mladen<br>Luka<br>Zeki''
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Corvette
|
|-----
|- style="background:#dfdfdf; color:black"
| {{wp|ORP_Bałtyk|Katařina-class}}
| [[File:ORP_Bałtyk.JPG|200px]]
| ''Katařina<br>Aleksandăr<br>Nikola<br>Janus<br>Dimitar''
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Fleet Tanker
|
|-----
|- style="background:#dfdfdf; color:black"
| {{wp|List of active Croatian Navy ships#Mine hunter|Kopľe-class}}
| [[File:LM-51_Korcula_001.JPG|200px]]
| ''Kopľje<br>Štuka<br>Javelin<br>Klejmor<br>Rapir<br>Otkriće<br>Raziskavane<br>Pošilaňe<br>Zaklon<br>Episkop<br>Stražar<br>Sentinel''
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Minesweeper
|
|}


===Submarines===
==Aircraft==
{| class="wikitable"
|- style="background:#aabccc;"
! '''Class'''
! '''Image'''
! '''Names'''
! '''Origin'''
! '''Type'''
! '''Details'''
|-----
|- style="background:#dfdfdf; color:black"
| {{wp|Arihant-class submarine|Orka-class}}
| [[File:Arihant_1.jpg|200px]]
| ''Orka''
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine
|
|-----
|- style="background:#dfdfdf; color:black"
| {{wp|Shishumar-class submarine|Kama-class}}
| [[File:Shishumar_class_submarine.JPG|200px]]
| ''Kama<br>Prkos<br>Vředan<br>Mač<br>Pustoš<br>Zmaj<br>Besen<br>Strasten<br>Svitac<br>Patirska<br>Smařagd''
| {{flag|Savland}}<br>{{flag|Luepola}}
| Diesel-electric attack submarine
| Produced with assistance from [[Savland]].
|}
 
===Littoral and Patrol craft===
{| class="wikitable"
|- style="background:#aabccc;"
! '''Class'''
! '''Image'''
! '''Names/Number'''
! '''Origin'''
! '''Type'''
! '''Details'''
|-----
|- style="background:#dfdfdf; color:black"
| {{wp|Mirna-class patrol boat|Ikarus-class}}
| [[File:Ob-02_Šolta.jpg|200px]]
| ''Ikarus<br>Nestrašni<br>Jupiter<br>Grablivica<br>Blisk<br>Link<br>Karakša<br>Zima<br>Leto<br>Skroman<br>Mungos<br>Spona''
| {{flag|Savland}}<br>{{flag|Luepola}}
| Patrol ship
|
|-----
|- style="background:#dfdfdf; color:black"
| {{wp|Solas Marine fast interceptor boat|Crven-class}}
| [[File:Solas_Marine_fast_interceptor_craft_T-403.jpg|200px]]
| 42
| {{flag|Luepola}}
| Patrol boat
|
|-----
|- style="background:#dfdfdf; color:black"
| {{wp|Super Dvora Mk II-class patrol boat|Fazan-class}}
| [[File:HPL-21_Ankaran.jpg|200px]]
| 60
| {{flag|Bhasar}}
| Patrol boat
| Purchased en masse from Bhasar.
|-----
|}


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Revision as of 21:35, 14 June 2023

A list of equipment currently in service with the Luepolan Defence Forces.

Firearms and Personal Equipment

Small Arms

Weapon Photo Origin Role Caliber Version Designer/Manufacturer Comment
Assault rifles
R89 M4A1 ACOG.jpg  Federal Union of Arcadia Assault rifle 5.56x45mm R89A
R89B
R89C 		Beaconsfield Federal Armory
Falstaff Arms Company 		Originating as an updated version of the carbine-length R66B-XC, the R89 was formally adopted as the standard rifle of Arcadian forces starting in the 90s. The R66's 508mm barrel was traded for a 368mm barrel and the weight was decreased from 3.4kg to 2.92. A rail system and flat-top receiver allowing easier optics/laser mounting came with the R89B, followed by manufacturing, ergonomic, and material enhancements with the R89C.
Machine guns
MG75 FN M249 SAW.jpg  Federal Union of Arcadia Light machine gun 5.56x45mm MG75A
MG75B
MG75C 		Claypool Armaments The MG75 light machine gun has served as the Army's standard squad automatic weapon since the 1980s. While now praised for lightweight and simple mechanics, the early examples of the MG75A suffered from reliability issues in harsh environments due to manufacturing defects. Few differences, aside from furniture and reliability changes, exist between early and late model MG75s.
Marksman Rifles
MR2016 110A1.jpg  Federal Union of Arcadia Marksman rifle 7.62x51mm/6.8x51mm MR2016A Carrington Armament Selected in 2015 as a spotter's rifle for sniper teams, the MR2016 was a companion project to the SR77-16, another rifle developed and adopted from a Carrington Armament submission to the Army. The rifle is built off of a similar short-stroke piston design as the SPR2015, though the MR2016 shares next to no parts in common with it. While originally chambered in 7.62x51, the Army has contracted Carrington to build conversion kits to the new standard 6.8x51mm and magazine of the R22.
Handguns
P20 M17new.png  Federal Union of Arcadia Handgun 9x19mm MagSec P20A Homme Manufacturing One of the many recent small arms acquisitions by the Army, the polymer-framed P20 is the first pistol of its kind to enter widespread service with the Army. While the pistol itself is cut for optic, laser, and light use, the Army has not yet officially adopted any for it, though numerous special units have used discretionary funds to acquire them.
Submachine guns

Explosives & Mounted Weapons

Weapon Photo Origin Role Caliber Version Designer/Manufacturer Comment
Man-Portable Launchers
RM-86 SLAM Smaw-1.jpg  Federal Union of Arcadia Multirole rocket launcher 83.5mm RM-86A
RM-86B
RM-86C 		Beaconsfield Federal Armory The RM-86 Shoulder-Launched Assault Munition (SLAM) is a reloadable, man-portable rocket launcher for anti-bunker and anti-armor use. The system utilizes varying anti-armor, anti-building, and thermobaric munitions. The SLAM is a specialty weapon generally issued to dedicated weapons squads within infantry units.
Mounted Weapons
GML-70 MATO TOWmissile.png  Federal Union of Arcadia Guided anti-tank rocket launcher 152mm GML-70A
GML-70B
GML-70C
GML-70D
GML-70E
GML-70F
GML-70G
GML-70H 		Vaughn United The GML-70 Missile, Anti-Tank, Optical (MATO) is a wire-guided anti-tank guided missile in service since the early 70s with the Arcadian military, in which it has been affectionately nicknamed the "tomato". Modern variants are top-attack and of much greater ability than early MATO models.
Explosives

Ground Vehicles

Vehicle Photo Origin Role Version Designer/Manufacturer Number Comment
Tanks
CVM-81 Templar M1A2C.jpg  Federal Union of Arcadia Main battle tank CVM-81A
CVM-81B
CVM-81C
CVM-81D
CVM-81DA 		Reese-Dixon Motors
Reese-Dixon Defense
Arcadian Defense Systems 		Active
480 CVM-81DA
840 CVM-81D
120 CVM-81C
Stored
2,200 CVM-81B
2,100 CVM-81C
900 CVM-81D 		The CVM-81 Templar (Combat Vehicle Model 81 "Templar") has been the undisputed backbone of the Arcadian Army for 40 years running. Adopted in 1982 as a highly advanced tank with unrivaled electronics and optics, it was enhanced further in the late 80s with the 120mm gun and mobility improvements of the CVM-81B. In the late 90s, the CVM-81C rolled out with further survivability and electro-optical upgrades to bring the tank into the 21st Century. Since 2010, the CVM-81D and CVM-81DA have further improved the tank's lethality, making it one of the deadliest (and most expensive) tanks in the world.
Armored fighting vehicles
CVM-1 Gaitor M2A4.jpg  Federal Union of Arcadia Infantry fighting vehicle CVM-1A
CVM-1AR
CVM-1B
CVM-1BR
CVM-1C
CVM-1D
CVM-1DR
CVM-1E
CVM-1I
CVM-1IR 		Beaconsfield Federal Armory
Arcadian Defense Systems 		Active
312 CVM-1I
216 CVM-1IR
624 CVM-1D
432 CVM-1DR
Stored
1,200 CVM-1D
700 CVM-1DR
1,900 CVM-1B
1,100 CVM-1BR
140 CVM-1C 		Designed over several years in the late 70s in response to foreign IFV acquisitions, the CVM-1 Gaitor was billed as a lightweight, heavily armed vehicle that could both support the infantry as well as keep up with the tanks in rapid armored advances. Successive upgrades have improved the optics, electronics, engine, ATGM, armor, transmission, and even created a degree of parts-commonality between the CVM-1, CVM-99, and CMM-1101/1170. The chassis is also the basis for the RTM-701, CTM-702, and CVM-121.
Air Defense
CVM-121 Minuteman MADS ADATS.png  Federal Union of Arcadia Short-range air defense and fire support CVM-121A
CVM-121B
CVM-121C IMADS 		CVM-121 Minuteman MADS (Combat Vehicle Model 121 "Minuteman" Mobile Air Defense System) is a Gaitor-based air defense system with secondary anti-tank and anti-material capabilties. The recent IMADS (Improved Mobile Air Defense System) has adapted the Minuteman for better effectiveness against small drone systems.
Artillery
CMM-1101 Bishop M109A7.jpg  Federal Union of Arcadia Self-propelled artillery piece CMM-1101A
CMM-1101B
CMM-1101C
CMM-1101D
CMM-1101E
CMM-1101F
CMM-1101G
CMM-1101H 		CTM-1101 Bishop (Cannon Mobile Model 1101 Bishop) is the current primary self-propelled howitzer in service with the Army.
Support, Logistics, Command
CTM-702 Atlas M4 Command.png  Federal Union of Arcadia Command and control vehicle CTM-702A
CTM-702B
CTM-702C
Engineering Vehicles
EVM-1111 Bloodhound ABV.jpg  Federal Union of Arcadia Mince-clearing vehicle LWM-299A
LWM-299B
LWM-299C

Towed Systems

Aircraft

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