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* {{wp|Hatf-VIII (Ra'ad)|Thunder-350}} land-attack cruise missile
* {{wp|Hatf-VIII (Ra'ad)|Thunder-350}} land-attack cruise missile
* {{wp|Type 93 Air-to-Ship Missile}} anti-ship missile/cruise missile (licensed from [[Tsurushima]])
* {{wp|Type 93 Air-to-Ship Missile}} anti-ship missile/cruise missile (licensed from [[Tsurushima]])
* {{wp|Mansup|MAN-1}} anti-ship missile
* {{Wp|YJ-12}} supersonic anti-ship missile  
* {{Wp|YJ-12}} supersonic anti-ship missile  
* {{wp|BrahMos}} supersonic anti-ship missile (licensed from [[Benajaab]])
* {{wp|BrahMos}} supersonic anti-ship missile (licensed from [[Benajaab]])

Revision as of 23:30, 3 December 2019

Ajawal Ch'ak Ik'oom
Active1950
CountryMutul Divine Kingdom
TypeAir Force
SizeAround 65,000 active personnel
Commanders
K'uhul AjawJasaw Chan K'awiil V
Chak Ik'nacomJatznaj 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
Jub'mulan 90 File:Saia 90 8.jpg  Mutul Multirole combat aircraft 120 In serial production. To fully replace the K'akmul 20 and K'akmul 5 by 2024
Kai-79 Japan Air Self Defense Force F-15.jpg  Tsurushima Air superiority fighter 180 Periodically modernised with features from the new Kai-99
K'akmul 20 F-20 flying.jpg  Mutul 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 2024.
K'akmul 5 Royal Moroccan Air Force F-5 Tiger II jet.jpg  Mutul Multirole combat aircraft 72 remaining, mainly in reserve
Jub'mulan 88 Xian JH-7A at Shagol.jpg  Mutul Long range strike aircraft 64 Mainly intended for anti-shipping missions. Equipped with Type 93 Air-to-Ship Missile missiles.
G-4 Super Galeb Super Galeb G-4 Serbia (20932748396).jpg  Milostia Trainer/light attack 61
Utility aircraft
Jub'mulan KJ-200 Shaanxi KJ-200.jpg  Mutul/ Liothidia AEW&C 11 Indigenous radar on airframe of Liothidian design
Jub'mulan 8 Myanmar Air Force Shaanxi Y-8 MRD.jpg  Mutul/ Liothidia Transport 25 Licensed Liothidian design
C-2 JASDF XC-2(18-1202) at Gifu Air Base October 25, 2015 b.JPG  Tsurushima Transport 19 Also capable of serving as refuellers
P-1 JMSDF P-1(5512) fly over at Tokushima Air Base September 30, 2017 03.jpg  Tsurushima Maritime patrol aircraft 34. Additional aircraft to be purchased
Jub'mulan SH-5 Chinese Shuihong 5 amphibious aircraft.jpg  Mutul Maritime patrol aircraft 17. To be retired and replaced by P-1
UA-13 TAI ANKA-S.jpg  Mutul Long endurance drone

Guided weapons