Beleroskov Armed Forces

Beleroskov Armed Forces
Founded	5 October 1905 (1905-10-05)
Current form	3 November 1999 (1999-11-03)
Service branches	Army, Navy, Air Force
Headquarters	Koyevka, Beleroskov
Leadership
Commander-in-Chief	Vladimir Belskorski
Minister of Defense	Arkadiy Yaroslavovich
Commander of the Armed Forces	Krylov Vladimirovich
Manpower
Military age	18
Conscription	12 months
Available for military service	25,000,000, age 15–49 (2023)
Fit for military service	23,000,000, age 15–49 (2023)
Reaching military age annually	2,500,000 (2023)
Active personnel	900,000
Reserve personnel	1,400,000

The Beleroskov Armed Forces are the military forces of the Federation of Beleroskov. It consists of the Army/Ground Forces, Navy, and Aerospace Force. The President of Beleroskov is the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces. As of 2021, the military has around a million active-duty personnel, which is the world's fifth-largest and Ausiana's third-largest (after Yuan and Haduastan), and about 2–20 million reserve personnel. It is mandatory for all male citizens aged 18–27 to be drafted for a year of service in the Armed Forces. The Beleroskov Armed Forces originate from the UCSS military, which disbanded when the UCSS dissolved in 1999.

History

Beleroskovian troops march in Victory Day celebrations, 2020

Branches and equipment

Army

• Beleroskov Air Force
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  H-62 - 1600 active

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  H-70 - 400 active

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  H-75 - 800 active

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  TMP-40 - 500 active

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  TMP-44 - 290 active

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  Karaluov-92 - 150 active

Navy

Aircraft carrier

Beleroskov has two aircraft carriers, both of which were built during the UCSS period.

Class	Picture	Type	Ships	Origin	Note
Aircraft carrier
Statnik class		Aircraft carrier	VE Yelisy Sergeyevich VE Artemyev Nikita	Beleroskov	In active service.

Battlecruiser

The Beleroskov Navy utilizes the Zhvikov-class battlecruiser, a class of nuclear-powered guided-missile battlecruisers originating in the UCSS navy, the largest and heaviest surface combatant warships (i.e. not an aircraft carrier or amphibious assault ship) in operation in the world. Among modern warships, they are second in size only to large aircraft carriers, and of similar size to a World War-era battleship.

Class	Picture	Type	Ships	Origin	Note
Battlecruiser
Zhvikov class		Battlecruiser	VY Ustin Victorovich VY Fedulov Anatolievich VY Luka Lepyokhin	UCSS	In active service.

Cruisers

Class	Picture	Type	Ships	Origin	Note
Cruiser
Konyashev class		Guided-missile cruiser	VY Domnin Valerianovich VY Kutuzov Yegorovich VY Koryavin Danilovich VY Tseydlerin Vikentiy VY Vladimir Giyevich	UCSS	In active service.

Destroyers

Class	Picture	Type	Ships	Origin	Note
Destroyer
Komolov class		Anti-submarine guided-missile destroyer	VY Polachev Leonidovich VY Vladimir Volevich VY Dernov Victorovich VY Siyanko Svyatoslavovich VY Arseni Ilarion VY Ivazov Antonovich	UCSS	In active service.

Frigates

Class	Picture	Type	Ships	Origin	Note
Destroyer
Misalov class		Guided-missile Frigate	VY Benedikt Antonovich VY Menshchikov Stanislavovich VY Dimitri Iptovin VY Rusanov Lodovich VY Rustem Tygarny VY Karaulov Volodovich	UCSS	In active service.

Submarines

Class	Picture	Type	Ships	Origin	Note
Submarine
Lukyan class		Nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine	K-200 Gusev Ivanovich K-202 Kanalin Valeryevich K-204 Grovov Vasilievich K-206 Sitnikov Karl Nikitovich K-208 Berezhnoy Rostislavovich	UCSS	In active service.

Air Force

As of 2023, the Beleroskov air force operates the following number of squadrons with the equipment listed below; 8 × Bomber squadrons 37 × Fighter squadrons 27 × Attack squadrons 10 × Attack & Reconnaissance squadrons 1 × AEW&C squadron 1 × Tanker squadron

• Beleroskov Air Force
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  Khromov UL-19 fighter

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  Khromov UL-17 fighter

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  Khromov UL-14 bomber

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  Chernetsky Te-220 bomber

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  Yegorov AT-40 transport

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  Nia SA-15 attack helicopter

Nuclear weapons

Beleroskov is a recognized nuclear-weapon state, the country possesses one of the world's largest stockpiles of nuclear weapons. The Beleroskov Federation's constitution states the country reserves the right to use nuclear weapons in response to a conventional aggression that can endanger the existence of the state.