List of equipment of the Juznavian Armed Forces

Firearms

Pistols

Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Photo	Notes
P919	Soravia	Semi-automatic pistol	9x19mm Parabellum		Introduced in 2009. 18-round magazine. Standard service pistol of the armed forces. Soravian MP443 Grach pistol.
P819	Juznavia	Semi-automatic pistol	9x19mm Parabellum		10 and 20-round magazines available. Used by military police units and Juzgvardia.
Pištolj Juznavije-1	Juznavia	Semi-automatic pistol	9x18mm Makarov		Issued from 1961 - 2008. 9-round magazine. Used by territorial defence forces and reservists. Mostly phased out. Large numbers of weapons and ammunition are stockpiled. Domestic copy of Makarov.
USP	Werania	Semi-automatic pistol	.45 ACP		12-round magazine. In use with the air assault forces, reconnaisance, Special Forces and the Juznavian navy.

Submachine guns

Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Photo	Notes
P-90	Hennehouwe	Personal defense weapon	5.7x28mm		50-round magazine. Used by army special forces and air assault forces.
MP5K MP5A3	Werania	Submachine gun	9x19mm Parabellum		30-round magazine. Used by military police.
PP-19 Vityaz	Soravia	Submachine gun	9x19mm Parabellum	File:PP 19 Vityaz.jpg	25 and 30-round magazine. Issued to rear-echelon troops such as drivers.
Uzi	Emessa	Submachine gun	9x19mm Parabellum		32-round magazine. Used by Juzgvadia and police forces.

Rifles

Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Photo	Notes
N-16	Juznavia	Assault rifle	5.45x39mm		30-round box magazine. Standard issue assault rifle of the National Juznavian Army. 45, 60 and 75-round drum magazines available for section automatic weapon purposes.
AK-101	Soravia	Assault rifle	7.62x39mm		30-round magazine. In use with reconnaisance and special forces. Produced under license by Inmeria Firearms, subsidiary of Juzdevod.
AK-74	Soravia	Assault rifle	7.62x39mm		Produced under license by Inmeria Firearms, subsidiary of Juzdevod. Large numbers of AK-74s have been stockpiled. In use with reservists and rear-echelon troops.
M4 Carbine	Rizealand	Assault rifle	5.56x45mm		In use with special forces, reconnaisance, marines and military security personnel.

Shotguns

Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Photo	Notes
N-12	Juznavia	Shotgun	12-gauge		8-round box magazine.
M4	Rizealand	Semi-automatic shotgun	12-gauge		7+1 round magazine, widespread use by special forces.

Sniper rifles

Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Photo	Notes
N-17A N-17-Moderna	Soravia	Designated marksman rifle	7.62×54mmR		10-round magazine. Widespread use throughout the armed forces.
FT-2	Gaullica	Sniper rifle	7.5×54mm		10-round magazine.
Attacker	Juznavia	Anti-material rifle	14.5x114mm	File:Snipex Alligator.jpg	5-round box magazine. Issued in limited numbers to special forces, air assault forces and reconnaisance. A parachutist scored one of the longest recorded confirmed kills, killing an IRLIM insurgent at a range of 2,500m in 2019.

Machine guns

Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Photo	Notes
Minimi	Hennehouwe	Light machine gun	5.56x45mm		In limited use.
RPK-74	Soravia	Squad automatic weapon	5.45×39mm		Standard-issue section automatic weapon.
NMG	Hennehouwe	General-purpose machine gun	7.62x51mm		100 and 250-round belts, in use with the air assault forces.
Hrabar N7M	Juznavia	General-purpose machine gun	7.62x54mmR		In active service with the armed forces.
Vrlina N8B	Juznavia	Heavy machine gun	12.7×108mm		Replaced the N7M and N5 machineguns in coaxial vehicle mounts. Introduced in 2003.
NSV	Soravia	Heavy machine gun	12.7×108mm		Large stockpiles of the NSV are kept. Still used by reservists and Juzgvardia.

Ground equipment

Tanks

Name	Origin	Type	Main gun	Quantity	Photo	Notes
AV-33A	Juznavia	Main battle tank	125mm B55R L52 smoothbore gun	12		In production since 2010, Juznavia's first fully domestically-designed MBT. Lending elements of the AV-30, the AV-33 boasts improved fire-control systems, thermal sights for both the gunner and commander, soft-kill IR-dazzlers and the ROOK hard-kill active-protection system on the turret, an automated fire-suppression system and a powerful turbocharged VM9 6-cylinder liquid-cooled engine which gives the AV-33 unparalleled mobility among MBTs with a power-to-weight ratio of 30hp/ton. Tandem-warhead Targeter ATGMs can be fired out the main gun of the tank, striking targets up to 5 kilometers away. A further 38 were expected to be delivered by 2028, but delays have caused doubt that the AV-33 can be fielded in sufficient numbers, leading to the widescale adoption of the AV-24.
AV-30YM AV-30XM AV-30X	Juznavia Soravia	Main battle tank	125mm B54A L48 smoothbore gun	8 44 13		The AV-30 platform, developed in the 1980s from Soravian T-72s. Throughout the years, many programmes have been put in place to update ageing AV-30s. In 2010, 52 AV-30Xs were converted to the XM specification; specifically, Granite-6 ERA protection was added, thermal sights were installed for the commander and modern digital radios and satallite navigation equipment was installed. Simultaneously, 8 XMs were converted to the YM standard; replacing the diesel 6-cylinder with a gas turbine engine, soft-kill active-protection systems, improved night-vision and thermal capabilities and automatic transmission. In 2020, the Ministry of Defence stated that all remaining AV-30XMs would be converted to AV-33YM. They also announced plans to sell its remaining stock of AV-30Xs.
AV-24TA2018 AV-24TA2014 AV-24S	Juznavia Soravia	Main battle tank	125mm B54A L48 smoothbore gun	66 98 264		Soravian T64 MBT, modified locally to the S specification in 1973. Hundreds of units were stockpiled following the adoption of the AV-30, with only one battalion operating AV-24Ss in 2010. Following the 2012 reorganization of the Juznavian Armoured Corps, 450 AV-24s were activated, with 200 units upgraded to TA2014 and later TA2018 standards. These improved versions of the AV-24 would serve to occupy positions left vacant by the inability to procure T-72/AV30s, and the delays in deliveries of new AV-33s. The Ministry of Defence reported in 2019 that 88 new AV-24TA2018 tanks have been order from the Zadar Armour Plant, along with aims to convert 50% of the S standard tanks to at least TA2014. In 2021, Juzdevod reported that 52 orders had been fulfilled, with 10 tanks converted to the TA2018 model.

Armoured vehicles

Name	Origin	Type	Main armament	Quantity	Photo	Notes
BV-24 STONOGA	Juznavia	Infantry Fighting Vehicle	Dual 30mm autocannon 4 Ilyas ATGM	8		An indigenous IFV design based on surplus AV-24 chassis. Designed with urban combat in mind, the Stonoga possesses third-generation infrared optics, ROOK hard-kill APS and a remotely controlled turret. A further 12 are expected to be delivered by 2026.
BMP-2M BMP-2D	Soravia	Infantry Fighting Vehicle	30mm autocannon	119 452		In use with mechanized forces.
BV-4 GALOP	Juznavia	Armoured Personnel Carrier	30mm autocannon	60		Designed as a replacement for Soravian BTR-80s, the BV-4 GALOP boasts a modular armour system and thermal imaging systems for both the gunner and commander. Electronic warfare and battlefield command-and-control equipment comes standard with the BV-4, to be used either by the vehicle or troop commander.
CHARGER	Juznavia	Armoured Personnel Carrier	12.7mm machine gun 40mm automatic grenade launcher	410		Domestically designed and produced, the CHARGER is a development of Soravia's BTR-70, which it replaced completely in 2008. Modular design allows for quick conversion for multiple roles, including anti-tank missile carrier, command post and signal relay.
KRIKET	Juznavia	Armoured Personnel Carrier	12.7mm machine gun	350		Used as a general-purpose all-terrain transport. Roles include infantry transport, mortar carrier, counter-battery radar, field hospital and weapons tractor.
AAVP-7A1	Rizealand	Armoured Personnel vehicle	12.7mm machine gun 40mm automatic grenade launcher	18		In use with the Juznavian Naval Infantry. In the process of replacement.

Artillery

Name	Origin	Type	Armament	Quantity	Photo	Notes
Self-propelled artillery
2S19 Msta	Soravia	Self-propelled howitzer	152mm 2A65 howitzer	9		In limited use.
2S3 Akatsija	Soravia	Self-propelled howitzer	152mm D22 L/27 howitzer	400+		Various modernization programmes have improved the Akatsija's fire computer system, loading mechanism and engine efficiency.
Towed artillery
M-71	Emessa	Howitzer	155mm L39	260		Purchased from Emessa in 1999, upgraded in 2008 to fire special munitions.
Rocket artillery
TOS-1A Buratino	Soravia	Multiple rocket launcher	Various rocket munitions, in particular phosphorous and thermobaric rockets.	4		Saw use in the 2019 Šekovići Barracks Siege, where an air assault forces TOS-1A engaged insurgent positions.
BM-30 Smerch	Soravia	Multiple rocket launcher	9M55 or 9M528 rockets	30
Anti-aircraft platforms
S-300V	Soravia	Long-range SAM system		15		Used independently or in conjunction with 5 units of 9S15M Obzor-3 air surveillance and target acquisition radar.

Aircraft

Fighter aircraft

Name	Origin	Type	Quantity	Photo	Notes
Gulka G-9M	Soravia	Multirole fighter Air superiority fighter	18		In service exclusively with 231 Squadron.
FA-50	Senria	Light combat aircraft Advanced jet trainer	44		Used as both combat and trainer aircraft.

Attack aircraft

Name	Origin	Type	Quantity	Photo	Notes
SU-25SM	Soravia	Attack aircraft	12		In service with 77 Squadron.

Transport aircraft

Name	Origin	Type	Quantity	Photo	Notes
C-130H	Rizealand	Tactical Airlift Military transport aircraft	3
Hawk 50	Hennehouwe	Military transport aircraft	3

Helicopters

Name	Origin	Type	Quantity	Photo	Notes
Mi-35M	Soravia	Attack helicopter	32		In service with 99 and 101 Squadron.
Mi-6	Soravia	Heavy lift utility helicopter	3		Used for heavy lift operations and firefighting duties.
Mi-17	Soravia	Utility helicopter Armed helicopter	12		In use with the Air Assault Forces. Also used in SAR and ASW operations.
Mi-8	Soravia	Light utility helicopter Attack helicopter	31		Used in transport and conversion trainer roles.

Watercraft

Surface Combatants

Amphibious warfare ships

Class	Origin	Type	Ships in class	Photo	Notes
Template:BMA-class	Emessa	Landing ship, Tank	JNS Emirata		In use with the Naval Infantry of Juznavia.

Attack Craft

Class	Origin	Type	Ships in class	Photo	Notes
Kuraġġ-class missile boat	Emessa	Missile boat	JNS Nastojati JNS Hrabrost JNS Junaštvo		Ordered from Emessa in 1988. The last ship was delivered in 1992.
Piranħa-class missile boat	Emessa	Missile boat	JNS A77 JNS A78 JNS A79 JNS A80 JNS A81 JNS A82 JNS A83 JNS A84