Anikatian Ground Force
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Anikatian Ground Force | |
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Active | 2001 – present (current form) |
Headquarters | Antiytia |
Commanders | |
Current commander | Major General Yevgeny Zhukov Ivanovich |
The Anikatian Ground Force are the land forces of the Anikatian National Defence Forces, formed from parts of the collapsing Anikatian People's Army in 2001. The formation of these forces posed economic challenges after the collapse of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Anikatia, and required reforms to professionalise the force during the transition.
History
Establishment of the Anikatian Army and fate of the Belfrasian Army with the decline of the Belfrasian empire, the administration of the Colonial Armed Forces was passed to the newly created Anikatian Army on August 14, 1951.
Anikatian People's Army
After change in government the new people's army was established. This led to a great boost in spending and development of the army.
Modern Anikatian Ground Force
The dissolution of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Anikatia led to a severe decline in the Anikatian Army. Defense expenditures were severely reduced. Much of the equipment and vehicles were scrapped or put into reserve storage at bases, and many new procurement program were essentially stopped or scrapped. Since 2010 President Niklas Bykov has made it a priority to modernise and updated the armed forces.
Modern ground forces equipment
Infantry weapons
Name | Type | Cartridge | Origin | Photo | Notes |
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H83R G2 | Assault rifle | 5.45×39mm | DSRA | File:Huadai H83.png | 30-round magazine. H83K G2 carbine version in use with special forces. H83 rifle in service with Anikatian naval infantry. Supplemented in Anikatian Army by H83R G4. |
H83R G4 | Assault rifle | 5.45×39mm | Anikatia | File:Huadai H83.png | 30-round magazine. Main service rifle of Anikatian Ground Forces. It is an improved H83 with a synthetic folding stock. H83K G4 carbine version in use with special forces. |
H68 | Assault rifle | 7.62×39mm | Anikatia | File:Huadai Precision Industries H68.png | 30-round magazine, former main service rifle, some usage mainly in urban environments due to the ability to penetrate heavy cover. Many kept in reserve stocks. Some improved H68R-100s in limited use with special Police units. |
H83-G2A1 DMR | Assault rifle | 5.45×39mm | DSRA | File:Huadai H83.png | 10-round magazine, semi auto, main service sniper rifle. |
H89 | Semi-automatic pistol | 9x19mm 7N21 +P+ | DSRA | File:Huadai H89.png | 17-round magazine, main service sidearm for all branches of Anikatian Armed Forces. |
H64K | Submachine gun | 9x19mm 7N21 +P+ | DSRA | File:Huadai H64.png | 25-round magazine, Many kept in reserve stocks, being supplemented by the H89 and H80. |
H80K | Submachine gun | 9x19mm 7N21 +P+ | DSRA | File:AUC A9K.png | 40-round magazine. |
GPMG-82 | General-purpose machine gun | 7.62×54mmR | DSRA | Belt fed with 100- or 200-round boxes. | |
GPMG-54 | General-purpose machine gun | 7.62×54mmR | Anikatia | Being withdrawn from service and replaced by the GPMG-82. | |
OSV-96 | Anti-material rifle | Anikatia | |||
VKS sniper rifle | Supressed Anti Material Rifle | Anikatia | In limited service only in special forces units | ||
ORSIS T-5000 | Sniper Rifle | Anikatia | |||
HKMG-51 | Heavy machine gun | 7.62×54mmR | Anikatia | ||
H83G4 LSW | Light machine gun | 5.45×39mm | DSRA | File:Huadai H83.png | 75-round magazine. |
RSA-15 | Automatic grenade launcher | DSRA | |||
RSA-25 | Automatic grenade launcher | DSRA | |||
AT-015M | Anti-tank guided missile | Anikatia | |||
Krorkt | Anti-tank guided missile | DSRA | |||
SQ-038 | Man-portable air-defense systems | DSRA |
Armored fighting vehicles
Name | Type | Quantity | Origin | Photo | Notes |
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M9A1 Nagta | Main battle tank | 300 | United Republic | File:M9 Nagta.png | M9A1 Nagta variant issued with active protection system and tungsten strike plate. |
Type 97 Mireu-ho | Main battle tank | 640 | DSRA | File:Type 97 ID.png | Planned order of at least an additional 500 units. |
Type 73 Seungli-ho | Main battle tank | 2,830 | DSRA | File:Type 73 II.png | Currently, around 2,384 are in service, with thousands more in reserve storage. Active models have been updated to Type 73 Seungli-ho III standard. |
Type 65 Bohoja-ho | Main battle tank | 1,155 | Anikatia | File:Type 65 IIB.png | Currently, around 1,071 are in service, with thousands more in reserve storage. Those that are in active service are modernised to Type 65 Bohoja-ho III standard. All Type-65s are to be withdrawn from active service by 2020. |
Type 64 Nagta | Armoured personnel carrier | 1,700 | Anikatia | Most in reserve. | |
Type 72 Deulso | Wheeled armoured personnel carrier | 1,152 | DSRA | Most in reserve. | |
Type 95 Wombaes | Wheeled armoured personnel carrier | 940 | DSRA | ||
AVT-5 | Articulated tracked Utility Vehicle | 38,000 | DSRA | ||
Type 12 Gasangi | Heavy Infantry fighting vehicle | 85 | Anikatia | ||
Type 79 Mulso | Infantry fighting vehicle | 453 | DSRA | Over 5,000 remain in reserve storage. | |
Type 98 Yeouga | Infantry fighting vehicle | 780 | DSRA | Planned order of at least an additional 300 units. | |
Type 89 Galmaegi | Airborne infantry fighting vehicle | 543 | DSRA | ||
Type 69 Hwansang | Combat Reconnaissance and Patrol Vehicle | 1,800 | DSRA | ||
DHB Type 63 Light Truck | Light cargo truck | 19,972 | DSRA | ||
DHB Type 65 Medium Truck | Medium cargo truck | 12,563 | DSRA | ||
Huadai Type 95 Medium Truck | Medium cargo truck | 20,450 | DSRA | ||
Huadai Type 95 Tactical Vehicle | Armored cargo truck | 586 | DSRA | ||
Huadai Type 93 Tank transporter | Tank Transport truck | 3,564 | DSRA | ||
Huadai Type 93 Heavy Truck | Heavy cargo truck | 8,000 | DSRA | ||
DHB Type 68 Light Utility | Light Utility Vehicle | 10,170 | DSRA | ||
DHB Type 35 Light Utility | Light Utility Vehicle | 42,000 | DSRA | File:DHB Type 35 6x6 side.png.png | |
Huadai Type 92 Light Utility | Light Utility Vehicle | 7,866 | DSRA |
Mortars
Name | Type | Quantity | Origins | Notes |
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120mm H-22 | 120 mm heavy mortar system | 1,400 | DSRA | |
82 mm howitzer H-24 | 82mm Infantry mortar | 2,500 | DSRA |
Artillery
Name | Type | Quantity | Origins | Notes |
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82 mm H-29 | 82 mm Gun-mortar | 532 | DSRA | |
152mm howitzer H-65 | 152mm Howitzer | 532 | DSRA | |
122mm howitzer H-30 | 122mm Howitzer | 385 | DSRA | |
AA-23 | 23 mm Anti-Aircraft Twin Autocannon | 350 | DSRA | |
BM-12 Grodyk | 122mm Multiple Rocket Launcher | 2,200 | DSRA | |
BM-17 Szmirkh | Multiple Rocket Launcher | 84 | DSRA | |
2A03 Akytsi | 152mm Self-Propelled Howitzer | 1,600 | DSRA | |
AKVM-3 | 120mm Self-Propelled Gun-Mortar | 250 | Anikatia |
Air defence
Name | Type | Quantity | Origins | Notes |
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SQ-720BM Isikra | Tactical ballistic missile | 42 | DSRA | |
SQ-021BM Chokya | Tactical ballistic missile | 184 | DSRA | |
SQ-330 Ocko | Short Range SAM | 183 | DSRA | |
SQ-033M Toryu | Short range SAM | 162 | DSRA | |
SQ-037M1 Bmyuk | Medium range SAM | 304 | DSRA | |
SQ-022 Tyngunsik | Self-propelled anti-aircraft weapon | 185 | DSRA | |
SQ-300 Ayongov | Long-range surface-to-air missile | 1800 | DSRA |