Equipment of the Belfrasian Army

The Equipment of the Belfrasian Army can be subdivided into: Infantry weapons, vehicles, aircraft, vessels, and clothing.

Weapons

The Army utilizes both domestic and foreign contractors for the majority of it's weapon design needs.

Like the Royal Air Force and the Royal Navy, the Army utilizes Belfrasian Military Solutions (BMS), a government subsidiary that utilizes civilian employees, to design and manufacture a wide array of it's weapon systems and vehicles.

Bladed weapons

• Army NCO Sword
• Army Officer Sword

Pistols

Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Notes
BP-042	Template:Country data Emmeria	Semi-automatic pistol	9mm Parabellum	Standard issue pistol for the Belfrasian Army. Utilizes 9mm rounds and completeing replacing older BP-022 in October 2011.

Assault, Battle Rifles & Carbines

Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Notes
BR-055 BR-055C BR-055M	Belfras	Assault rifle	5.56x45mm CDI	The BR-055 Assault Rifle is the standard assault rifle for the Army, with a modifiable rail system for rapid adjustments and additions to be made to adjust the rifles abilities on the fly.nd easily. The BR-055C is a shortened carbine version also in heavy usage by the Army. The BR-055C is already the primary weapon of choice for special forces operators within the Armed Forces along with the Royal Air Force. The BR-055M is a modified version of the rifle suited for designated marksman roles.
BR-100 BR-100C BR-100US BR-100M BR-100H	Belfras	assault rifle	5.56x45mm, 7.62x51mm	The BR-100 is an all-new polymer-construction rifle that is steadily replacing the BR-055 as the military's standard rifle. It is lighter, cheaper, and has more variants than the previous weapon. The BR-100 is the standard rifle, chambered in a 5.56x45mm cartridge with a 17.7 inch barrel. Picatinny rails, which are featured on all variants, allow the rifle to be heavily customised. The BR-100C is the carbine variant of the standard rifle. It is chambered the same but with a 14.5 inch barrel. The BR-100US is the Ultra-Short variant of the above carbine, featuring a 10.3 inch barrel. The BR-100H is identical to the standard BR-100, although it is chambered in the harder-hitting 7.62mm round. The BR-100M is the marksman rifle variant of the BR-100H, featuring a 20 inch barrel
BR-025D	Template:Country data Estovnia	Battle Rifle	7x51mm	Previous main rifle of the Army until the inception of the Interim Weapons System before the Emmerian M18 was selected. Remains in select service and as primary parade weapon.

Sniper Rifles

Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Notes
BSWS-082	Template:Country data Emmeria	Sniper rifle	7.62mm	Specialized bolt action sniper rifle in service with recon units and other designated personnel.
TA-121	Template:Country data Emmeria	Anti-materiel rifle	.50 BMG (12.7 mm)	Semi-automatic anti-material rifle. Seen with Royal Engineers and special forces. uses high caliber rounds for armour piercing effect.

Sub-machine gun

Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Notes
TR-35		submachine gun	9mm	Used by armoured vehicle crews, special forces, pilots, and Royal Military Police.
TR-49		submachine gun	9mm	Gradually beginning to replace TR-35. Seen in service with special forces and reconnaissance units as needed

Machine guns

Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Notes
BLSW-025	Sieuxerr	General Purpose Machine-Gun	7.62mm	Primary GPMG of the Belfrasian Army. It features a small modifiable rail system for a variety of scopes and bipods along with enlargened caliber capacity for the 7.62mm round. Weapon is also found vehicles.
BSAW-045	Sieuxerr	Squad Automatic Weapon	5.45mm	Main Belfrasian light machine gun for section-level support.
M2 Browning	Template:Country data Emmeria	Heavy machine gun	.50 BMG (12.7 mm)	Primary heavy machine gun of the Belfrasian Army and in heavy usage.
BGMG-05		grenade machine gun	40mm grenade	Recent addition to arsenal, lobs grenade rounds over long range with effective suppression of enemy infantry. Heavy usage on vehicles and tripods.

Hand grenades and mines

Name	Origin	Type	Detonation	Notes
FG-22 TFG-22P	Template:Country data Emmeria	Fragmentation Grenade Training Grenade	Fuse	Standard-issue fragmentation grenade for the Army. Uses a four second fuse with a .18kg explosive filling. The TFG-22P also exists as a training version of the grenade. Coated blue to tell apart.
TSCG-99	Template:Country data Emmeria	Smoke grenade	Fuse	The TSCG-99 is a heavily utilized grenade used for a variety of purposes such as signalling ground or air personnel and creates a thick enough smoke screen to cover ground based units on maneuvers.
MFAP-22	Template:Country data Emmeria	Anti-personnel mine	Remote	Heavily used anti-personnel mine in use by the Belfrasian Army. Heavily effective at creating a 'kill zone' like a shotgun when triggered with a velocity high enough to be used against unarmoured vehicles as well.

grenade launchers

• SGL23 rifle-mounted Grenade Launcher

Mortars

Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Notes
EHOM 60mm	Belfras	hand held mortar	60mm	The hand-held EHOM 60mm can be fired either directly at a target or in an indirect, mortar style. The weapon is used at the platoon level. The weapon is capable of firing high explosive shells or illumination and smoke, although it is often seen in the latter roles rather than being used for high explosive rounds.
EAMS 60mm	Template:Country data Emmeria	Mortar	60mm	Operated by a three man team, the mortar is light enough to be easily carried by it's crew. Able to reach ranges of 3.4km-3.5km and a rate of fire of 20 rpm in a sustained barrage of 30 rpm for short suppression purposes. Used for company-level support.
ERHM 81mm	Arthurista	Mortar	81mm	The three-man 81mm mortar is often carried by vehicle to it's operational area due to it's weight, but it can be carried by foot in exceptional circumstances. The battalion-level support weapon can also be

Artillery / Missile Launchers

Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Notes
LMAS-105A1	Belfras	Towed howitzer	105mm	The lightest howitzer piece utilized by the Belfrasian Army. The LMAS-105A1 is crewed by six people but is capable of operating by four at reduced capabilities. Light enough that it can be towed by light mobility vehicles, air-lifted by medium-lift helicopters, or air-dropped with paratroopers.
LMH-155A2	Belfras	Towed howitzer	155mm	A heavier, new artillery piece in the Belfrasian arsenal. Capable of firing rounds almost 40km at between two rounds per minute for a sustained battery-based barrage or five rounds per minute for a rapid-fired quick suppression. Towed either by a truck or carried by a heavy helicopter.

• BMS 155mm Lightweight Howitzer

Missile Launchers

Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Notes
AT-87	Template:Country data Estovnia	Anti-tank weapon	84mm	Disposable, unguided anti-tank weapon used at section level by both the Belfrasian Army and Royal Marines. Made in Belfras on special license, variants exist for a multitude of different tasks such as anti-structure.
DATS-11	Belfras	Anti-tank weapon	150mm	A new man-portable, disposal guided missile system for a top attack against enemy armour at short range. Designed to be able to kill or disable main battle tanks with a single shot.
GATMS-22	Template:Country data Emmeria	Anti-tank weapon	127mm	The GATMS-22 is a man portable medium-range anti-tank system. Composed of a single launching unit and disposable missile tubes that attach on, the weapon has become heavily used in anti-tank units within the Army.

Vehicles

Wheeled

Name	Image	Origin	Type/Variants	Number in Service	Details
BMI Jaguar		Belfras	Utility Vehicle Family	x
BMS Weasel	<imgur w=150>fa4Besk.png</imgur>	Belfras	Armoured scout vehicle Tank Hunter Anti-Air Vehicle	x
BMS Orestes	<imgur w=150>VT1JSbf.png</imgur>	Belfras	Armoured Personnel Carrier Infantry Fighting Vehicle Mobile Gun System	x

Tracked vehicles

Name	Image	Origin	Type/Variants	Number in Service	Details
Parmenio		Belfras	Main Battle Tank Armored Recovery Vehicle Armored Engineering Vehicle Bridge Layer Assault Breacher	x
Harma	<imgur w=150>IZjGWzK.png</imgur>	Belfras	Infantry Fighting Vehicle Light Tank Reconnaissance Vehicle Anti-Tank Vehicle	x

See also

• Royal Air Force
• Equipment of the Belfrasian Armed Forces
• Equipment of the Royal Navy
• Equipment of the Belfrasian Coast Guard