Joint Base Siarvi
| Joint Base Siarvi | |
|---|---|
| Assemini, San Martina | |
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| Site information | |
| Owner |  Timeria |
| Site history | |
| Built | 1998 |
| In use | 1998 – present |
| Garrison information | |
| Current commander | Captain Ethan Stevens |
Joint Base Siarvi is a strategically significant Timerian overseas military base located in Assemini, San Martina. It serves as a joint operational and logistical hub for the Timerian Air Force and Navy, playing a crucial role in supporting operations in the Toyana Ocean region. With its extensive facilities and capabilities, the base enables Timeria to project power, enhance regional security, and safeguard national interests.
History
Joint Base Siarvi has a rich history that dates back several decades. Its strategic location in Assemini, San Martina, positioned it as a crucial overseas base for the Timerian military, specifically the Timerian Air Force and Navy. The base has played a significant role in supporting operations in the Toyana Ocean region and has been instrumental in maintaining regional stability.
Establishment of Joint Base Siarvi: Joint Base Siarvi was officially completed in 1998, marking the beginning of its operational history. The base was envisioned as a joint venture between the Timerian Air Force and Navy, designed to facilitate coordinated air and naval operations in the region.
With the establishment of the Timerian Space Force, Joint Base Siarvi welcomed the 42nd Space Operations Squadron. This unit, dedicated to space-based operations and satellite communication systems, further diversified the base's capabilities and reinforced its importance as a multifaceted military installation.
Role and Operations
Joint Base Siarvi hosts the 68th Air Mobility Wing "Siarvi Eagles," which specializes in air mobility and airlift operations. This wing operates a fleet of transport aircraft, including T-210 Parrots and T-9 Loadmasters II, to provide rapid deployment and sustainment of forces, humanitarian aid, and disaster relief operations. Their capabilities ensure the timely and efficient movement of personnel and cargo across the Toyana Ocean region.
Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief: With its strategic position in the Toyana Ocean region, Joint Base Siarvi serves as a staging ground for humanitarian assistance and disaster relief operations. The base's infrastructure and units stationed there are capable of rapidly deploying resources, personnel, and equipment to provide aid and support during natural disasters, humanitarian crises, and other emergencies in the region.
Based Units
Timerian Air Force Units
- 15th Fighter Wing
- 22nd Reconnaissance Squadron
- 101st Airlift Wing
- 23rd Air Mobility Wing
- 53rd Electronic Warfare Squadron
- 71st Search and Rescue Group
- 53rd Air Refueling Squadron
- 45th Unmanned Aerial Systems Squadron
Timerian Naval Units
- KTS Sean T. Grey
- 3rd Fleet "Blue Sharks"
- 9th Coastal Patrol Squadron
- 21st Naval Air Wing
- 47th Mine Countermeasure Squadron
- 54th Fleet Logistics Support Group
- 47th Mine Countermeasure Squadron
- 54th Fleet Logistics Support Group
- Carrier Air Wing 12
Timerian Space Force
- 8th Space Operations Squadron