Fresian Confederate Army
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Fresian Confederate Army | |
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Country | Fresian Confederacy |
Branch | Fresian Armed Forces |
Type | Army |
Role | Land warfare |
Size | 60,000 (2023) |
Motto(s) | "Fight for what's right, we are the nation's might!" |
Colors | Red Gold |
Website | www.fca.fc |
Commanders | |
Current commander | Katherine Jackson |
The Fresian Confederate Army was created in 1824 after the Fresian government passed the Army Union Act that reformed the Free Fresian Army into the Fresian Confederate Army, their purpose was to conduct military warfare against the enemies of the Fresian Confederacy on land.
The Fresian Confederate Army's main base of operations is in the city of Kenigineferbliu, has a budget of ƒ9,740,500,000 and currently has 300,000 reservists and 60,000 active personnel under its command who form the 1st Fresian Corps which consists of 1 Motorized Infantry Division, 1 Mechanized Infantry Division, 2 Artillery Battalion, 2 Armoured Brigade, 1 Support Brigade, 1 National Guard Brigade, 1 Seaborne Brigade, 1 Air Assault Battalion, and 1 Paratrooper Regiment.
The Fresian Confederate Army's doctrine revolves around massive operations with overwhelming firepower through rapid combined arms warfare which is why most of the infantry are motorized or mechanized to mobility in troop movement, artillery and armour battalions are crucial support units and offensives rarely happen when close air support isn't available, making the FCA extremely effective against urban or flat open terrain and weak against mountainous regions or regions with extensive forests.
Military Equipment
Name | Year | Type | Caliber | Origin | Image | Status | Notes |
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Rifles | |||||||
AR-7 | 1982-2023 | Assualt Rifle | 5.56×45mm | Fresian Confederacy | Active | ||
ASAW-7 | 1982-2023 | Squad Automatic Weapon | 5.56×45mm | Fresian Confederacy | Active | ||
AR-6-2 | 1942-1981 | Semi-automatic carbine | .30 Cal. | Fresian Confederacy | Retired | ||
AR-6 | 1936-1942 | Semi-automatic rifle | .30 Cal. | Fresian Confederacy | Active | Standard issued during military parades | |
PR-3 | 1990-2023 | Sniper rifle | .338 Cal. | Gassasinia | Active | ||
AMR-Mk5 | 1990-2023 | Anti-Material Rifle | .50 BFB | Bakyern | Active | ||
Handguns | |||||||
P4A3 | 1985-2023 | Pistol | .45 Cal. | Fresian Confederacy | Active | ||
Shotguns | |||||||
JG4 | 2011-2023 | Shotgun | 3.8 cart. | Fresian Confederacy | Active | ||
Explosives | |||||||
GV-2 | 1952-2023 | Grenade | EM-6 | Fresian Confederacy | Active | ||
LMAC M111 | 1997-2023 | Fire-And-Forget Anti-Tank Launcher | 127mm | Vileria | Active | ||
Tanks | |||||||
Kavsdagen 182 | 1991-2023 | Main Battle Tank | Bakyern | Active | |||
M60 tank | 1956-1992 | Main Battle Tank | Fresian Confederacy | Active |
Rank and Structure
Within the Fresian Confederate Army there are 18 ranks in the chain of command with the highest rank being the Army Marshal and the lowest being a Private, within the FCA units are organized and given current status depending on how many soldiers are within the unit meaning that a Division in the FCA is around 10,000 soldiers each, Brigades are approximately 5,000 soldiers strong, Regiments consist of approximately 3,000 soldiers each, and Battalions contain about 1,000 soldiers each with Divisions being the highest unit in the structure of command while Companies which are made up of around 250 personnel are the lowest in the command structure.
Officers
Warrant Officers, NCO and Enslited
Rank Groups | Warrant Officers | Senior NCOs | Junior NCOs | Enslited | |||||
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Insignia | |||||||||
Name | Chief Warrant Officer | Warrant Officer | Sergeant-Major | Staff Sergeant | Sergeant | Corporal | Specialist | Senior Private | Private |
Units
Name | Strength | Constituent units | Commander or leader |
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Division | ≈10,000 | 2 Brigades | OF-5 |
Brigade | ≈5,000 | 5 Battalions | OF-4 |
Regiment | ≈3,000 | 3 Battalions | OF-3 |
Battalion | ≈1,000 | 4 Company | OF-2 |
Company | ≈250 | 5 Platoons | OF-1 |
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