List of Equipment of the Tagmatine Armed Forces

This is a list of the current equipment of the Armed Forces of Tagmatium. It includes everything from small arms to crew-served weapons to armoured vehicles, as well as aircraft and ships. This pages provides a brief overview of the weapons, images and information such as when they entered service, weapon calibres and additional notes.

To meet its commitments, the equipment of the Tagmatine Armed Forces are periodically updated and modified. Programmes exist to make sure that the Tagmatine military is suitably equipped for both current conflicts and expected future conflicts, with any shortcomings in equipment addressed as Urgent Operational Requirements (UOR), which supplements planned equipment programmes.

For designations, vehicles receive a designation based on the vehicle class and a name based on historical, religious or mythological figures. For example, the General Tank Mark IV Thestor is the fourth tank of the designation of "General Tank" and the name "Thestor" is a figure from Laimiaic mythology. It is usually referred to as the "Thestor" by Tagmatines outside of formal settings. On this page, the designation will be given in Anglish. A ship would receive a class name, usually that of the lead ship, or the class is named for a theme. As an example, the Protathlites tou Khristou class aircraft carriers are all named for saints that are considered to be "Champions of Christ".

Small arms and crew-served weapons are named for their type, with the last two digits being the last two numbers in the year that they were issued. As an example, the TE11 assault rifle's first two letters are from the acronym for "assault rifle" in Laimiaic ("Toufeki Efodou") and the two digits for EK7511, which is the year AD2003 in the Aroman Calendar.

For a list of former equipment, see here.

Small Arms

Pistols

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Calibre	In Service	Notes
AP00		Tagmatium	Pistol	9x23mm Aroman	1992	The standard pistol for the Tagmatine armed forces and it is issued to the army, navy and air force. It is the primary weapon of personnel working in operational staff appointments and vehicle commanders and carried as a backup weapon by frontline personnel.
AP98		Adaptus	Pistol	9x19mm Parabellum	1990	The AP98 was purchased to make up the numbers when there were production delays for the AP00 pistol. It was decided that these semi-automatic pistols would be retained until they wore out, despite production capacity for the AP00 now being able to cover the replacement of these guns.

Infantry Rifles

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Calibre	In Service	Notes
AT67		Tagmatium	Battle Rifle	7.7×56mm Aroman	1959	Despite the success of the TE55, the more conservative elements in the Tagmatine High Command were convinced that a more conventional rifle in a fully-powered cartridge was still necessary. After years of lobbying, a new rifle was designed and introduced. It is usually issued only in certain circumstances and all infantry units maintain a pool at company level. It provides the basis for several more specialised weapons.
AT14		Adaptus	Designated Marksman Rifle	7.7×56mm Aroman	2006	The AT14 is the designated marksman rifle used by the Tagmatine military across all of its branches. The AT67 previously held this role, alongside several others, but it was decided to purchase a more modern rifle from Tagmatium's neighbour and ally, in the form of the AR-38m, although built for 7.7x56mm, rather than Adapton 7.62x51mm round.
TE86		Tagmatium	Assault Rifle	7x43mm Nika	1978	An assault rifle of conventional design, the TE86 was a competitor to the TE83 project, developed from the AT67. It lost out as the main weapon of the Tagmatine military but it was still adopted as a service rifle. It is also issued to police firearms units.
TE11		Tagmatium	Assault Rifle	7x43mm Nika	2003	The standard infantry rifle for the Tagmatine armed forces and it is used by the army, navy and air force. It is gas-operated, select-fire and fully ambidexterous. It can fit a wide range of attachments and modules, including underslung grenade launchers and shotguns.

Long Range Rifles

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Calibre	In Service	Notes
TES81		Adaptus	Sniper Rifle	7.7×56mm Aroman	1973	A semi-automatic rifle brought in to replace the aging T43s and AT49s that the Tagmatine Armed Forces were utilising as sniper rifles. It is still regarded as the primary precision rifle for all Tagmatine military trained snipers. It also is used by police marksmen.
TES06		Tagmatium Adaptus	Sniper Rifle	8.6×70mm Aroman Magnum	1998	A bolt-action rifle developed jointly by Tagmatium and Adaptus in order to provide the armed forces of both nations with an extremely accurate precision rifle. A new calibre cartridge was developed alongside it.

Machine Guns

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Calibre	In Service	Notes
P79		Tagmatium	General Purpose Machine Gun	7.7×56mm Aroman	1971	The standard general purpose machine gun for the Tagmatine Armed Forces, it is used extensively by the infantry forces of all branches. It is heavier than comparable weapons of other nations' armed forces but it is prized for its reliability. It is also used on ground vehicles, aircraft and watercraft.
P90		Tagmatium	Light Machine Gun	7x43mm Nika	1982	The P90 is a light machine gun that also plays the role of squad automatic weapon in Tagmatine rifle sections. The decision to have all soldiers within a rifle section armed with weapons that utilised the same ammunition, to simplify logisitics, meant that the P79 needed a replacement. It was also considered that a bullpup weapon could not support a suitable ammunition reserve.

Submachine Guns

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Calibre	In Service	Notes
OP81		Adaptus	Submachine Gun	9x19mm Parabellum	1973	The OP81 purchased from Adaptus to replace the crude 0P50 submachine gun, which was considered to be past its service life by early 1970s. It is issued to more specalised units within the Tagmatine Armed Forces.
OP95		Tagmatium	Submachine Gun	9x19mm Parabellum	1987	A submachine gun issued as a personal defence weapon to vehicle crews, as well as to some more specialised units, such as the Vigla military police, the Tagmata palace regiments and the Apelatai mountain troops.
OP07		Tagmatium	Submachine Gun	9x23mm Aroman	1999	A submachine gun issued to specialised units within the Tagmatine Armed Forces, such as the Vigla military police and some divisional and army reconnaissance units.

Shotguns

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Calibre	In Service	Notes
KO04		Adaptus	Pump-Action Shotgun	12 bore	1996	The KO04 is a combat shotgun manufactured by the Vicarus armaments company of Adaptus. It is used as a breaching shotgun, although it was previously used as an infantry section's point man.
KO14		Tagmatium	Semi-Automatic Shotgun	12 bore	2006	The standard issue combat shotgun for the Tagmatine Armed Forces. It is used by the point man of infantry sections.

Light Weapons

Anti-Aircraft Guided Missiles

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Calibre	In Service	Notes
AAP14		Tagmatium	Anti-Aircraft Guided Missile	130mm	2006	The man-portable version of the KomitisOura missile system, the AAP14 is the man-portable air defence system of the Tagmatine Armed Forces. It accelerates of Mach 4, making it the fastest short-range surface-to-air missiles in existence. It uses three laser-guided submunitions, increasing the likelihood of a hit on the target.

Anti-Tank Guided Missiles

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Calibre	In Service	Notes
AP05		Tagmatium	Anti-Tank Guided Missile	127mm	1997	The AP05 is a portable anti-tank missile system issued to the Menaoulatos anti-armour units of the Tagmatine Armed Forces. It uses a fire-and-forget system and is capable of engaging the top armour of enemy armoured vehicles.
AP19		Tagmatium	Anti-Tank Guided Missile	150mm	2011	An advanced, disposable guided anti-tank missile system, it is shoulder-fired and utilises a line-of-sight system. It is able to attack both directly and engaging the top armour of enemy vehicles. Issued to both specialised and non-specialised units of the Tagmatine Armed Forces.

Anti-Materiél Rifles

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Calibre	In Service	Notes
TES99		Tagmatium	Anti-Materiel Rifle	12.7x99mm Aroman	1991	A recoil-operated, bullpup semi-automatic anti-materiel rifle. It is a relatively rare weapon amongst the Tagmatine Armed Forces, with it only issued to reconnaissance and army scout units.

Flamethrowers

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Calibre	In Service	Notes
PS73		Tagmatium	Flamethrower	35mm	1965	The PS73 is a single-shot, disposable incendiary weapon issued to the Tagmatine Armed Forces. The weapon consists of three compressed sections of incendiary red phosphorus contained in a projectile with a time fuse and bursting/scattering charge.
PS89		Tagmatium	Flamethrower	93mm	1981	The PS89 is the latest in a long line of Tagmatine flamethrowers, although this is a man-portable, rocket-assisted flamethrower, firing an incendiary projectile. It is designed to engage enemy in the open, as well as concealed positions and light vehicles. It is issued to all units of the Tagmatine Armed Forces.

Grenade Launchers

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Calibre	In Service	Notes
EK01		Tagmatium	Automatic Grenade Launcher	40x53mm	1993	The EK07 is a crew-served belt-fed automatic grenade launcher. It is fitted with an optical sight as standard but it can also be fitted with an electronic aiming module. It is issued with a tripod but it is also mounted on a range of armoured vehicles of the Tagmatine Armed Forces.
EK11		Tagmatium	Grenade Launcher Module	40x46mm LV	2003	Underslung single-shot pump-action grenade launcher module for the TE11 assault rifle. It was developed in tandem with the TE11. It is supplied with a flip-up ladder sight but it was also designed with a electronic aiming module in mind. This can be installed on top of the rifle's equipment rail.
EK12		Tagmatium	Grenade Launcher	40x46mm LV	2003	Although the name suggests that it was issued a year later than it was, the EK12 is a modification of the EK11 that allows it to be used without the TE11. It was developed at the same time as the EK11 and is usually issued in special circumstances to units that require extra firepower but are not utilising the TE11 assault rifle.

Machine Guns

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Calibre	In Service	Notes
P99		Tagmatium	Heavy Machine Gun	12.7×99mm Aroman	1991	A replacement for the elderly P67, the P99 is a gas-operated, air-cooled heavy machine gun that features an innovative (for its time) dual feed system. This means that it can swap between different types of ammunition. It is standard heavy machine gun for the Tagmatine Armed Forces and is used in a variety of roles.

Mortars

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Calibre	In Service	Notes
G73		Tagmatium	Mortar	81mm	1965	The G73 is a mortar that is deployed at the battalion level in infantry regiments, usually in platoons of six, with mechanised and armoured units having it mounted in modified vehicles. The most recent version has dropped the weight of the mortar to 36kg. Precision-guided rounds are being developed.
G89		Tagmatium	Mortar	60mm	1981	The G89 is a light-weight mortar attached at the company level of infantry units. It replaced older, shorter ranged and less accurate models. It weighs less than 17kgs and it can fire a wide range of ammunition up to a distance of almost 3,500m.

Support Weapons

Mortars

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Calibre	In Service	Notes
G76		Tagmatium	Mortar	120mm	1968	The G76 is a heavy mortar attached at the regimental level of infantry regiments. Due to its size, it has to be towed or vehicle mounted. Within mechanised or armoured units, it is usually mounted within a modified vehicle, firing through a hatch on the top.

Towed Artillery

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Calibre	In Service	Notes
O82		Tagmatium	Towed Howitzer	105mm	1975	The O83 is a towed 105mm artillery piece, brought in to replace aging Long War-era designs that were no longer considered to be up to standard. It outfits divisional artillery units, as well as other formations in the Tagmatine Army.
O09		Tagmatium	Towed Howitzer	155mm	2001	The O09 is a towed 155mm artillery piece and is designed as a much more lightweight piece than previous designs. It can be transported by helicopter, transport plane or by a range of vehicles. It uses a digital fire control system, similar to the one mounted on the Strofios and Skeiron SPGs, providing navigation, pointing and self-location, allowing it to be put into action quickly.

Anti-Armour Weaponry

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Calibre	In Service	Notes
AP82		Tagmatium	Anti-Tank Guided Missile	152mm	1974	A wire-guided, optically tracked anti-tank missile system, the AP82 outfits Tagmatine anti-armour units, the Menaoulatoi. It is usually used in manually carried forms but the AP82 is also mounted on vehicles and helicopters.

Anti-Aircraft Artillery

Name	Image	Origin	Type	Calibre	In Service	Notes
Aikwitos		Tagmatium	Short-Range Air Defence System	35×228mm	1961	This weapon system consists of two AA69 autocannons with a fire control system. The guns can be aimed manually but, in the modern system, they are paired with a radar target acquisition system. It is effectively a ground-mounted version of the system utilised in Tagmatine armoured units.
Auspikios		Tagmatium	Short-Range Air Defence System	35×228mm	2017	The weapon system consists of between 2 and 6 AA18 35mm revolver cannons and a fire control system, which consists of a detached command post and a sensor unit. It is designed for short-range air defenc, anti-missile and anti-mortar duties. It can also include a KomitisOura SAM module. It is readily transportable by lorries. It can be networked with other systems to provide more effectice anti-air coverage.
Averrounkos		Tagmatium	Short-Range Air Defence System	130x1397mm	2005	A ground-based version of the KomitisOura system, featuring three launch tubes ready for firing. It can be used as either a stationary, emplaced weapon system or mounted on light vehicles. It can also be used as an anti-tank weapon.
Augor		Tagmatium	Medium-Range Air Defence System	133x2235mm	1974	The primary medium-range missile-based anti-aircraft system of the Tagmatine Armed Forces, it utilises the Paramerion surface-to-air missile. The upgraded, modern version consists of four missiles either side of an optical tracker unit and a trailer with a radar guidance system.

Armoured Vehicles

Main Battle Tanks

Name	Image	Origin	Type	In Service	Notes
General Tank Mark IV Thestor		Tagmatium	Main Battle Tank	1981	The General Tank Mark IV Thestor replaced the Mark III Trokhilos in 1981. The early marks were armed with a 105mm rifled gun, although it has been upgraded in later marks to a 128mm rifled gun. It has two 7.7mm machine guns, one in a co-axial mount and one on the commander's cupola. It is no longer in service with the Palationoi but it remains in service with armour units of the Noumeroi.
General Tank Mark V Thoas		Tagmatium	Main Battle Tank	1994	The General Tank Mark V Thoas was brought into service as the latest generation of Tagmatine tank in 1994. It is armed with a 128mm rifled gun, two 7.7mm machine guns, with one in a co-axial mount and another on the loader's hatch and a 12.7 machine gun on the commander's cupola. The Thoas is mainly in service with armoured units of the Palationoi but has also been issued to some units of the Noumeroi.
General Tank Mark VI Tauros		Tagmatium Adaptus	Main Battle Tank	2011	The General Tank Mark VI Tauros was jointly developed by Tagmatium and Adaptus and represents one of the most advanced main battle tanks on Eurth. It is armed with a 128mm smoothbore gun, a co-axial 7.7mm chain gun, a 12.7 machine gun on the commander's cupola and a 7.7mm machine gun on a remote mount forward of the loader's hatch. The Tauros is in service with the Klibanoforoi units of the Basilikostratos.

Reconnaissance Tanks

Name	Image	Origin	Type	In Service	Notes
Light Tank Mark VII Agapenor		Tagmatium	Reconnaissance Tank	1983	The reconnaisance tank of the Light Tracked Vehicle family developed by Tagmatium during the late 1970s, it was a replacement for the failed Light Tank Mark VI, as well as a tracked alternative to wheeled reconnaisance vehicles. The Agapenor has been consistently upgraded over the years. It is armed with a 40mm autocannon and a co-axial 7.7mm machine gun.
Light Tank Mark VIII Aitolos		Tagmatium Adaptus	Reconnaissance Tank	2018	As part of a replacement for some of the older armoured fighting vehicles utilised by the armed forces of both nations, and building on the success of the joint development programme that led to the Tauros MBT, Adaptus and Tagmatium have co-developed an AFV family of vehicles. The Reconnaissance Tank variant in service with the Basilikostratos, the Aitolos, is armed with a 40mm autocannon, a co-axial 7.7mm chaingun and a remote weapon system with an ATGM.

Infantry Fighting Vehicles

Name	Image	Origin	Type	In Service	Notes
Infantry Fighting Vehicle Mark II Perifras		Tagmatium	Infantry Fighting Vehicle	1987	The Perifras is an infantry fighting vehicle that outfits the Koursores armoured infantry units. It is armed with a 40mm autocannon, a co-axial 7.7mm chain gun and a 7.7 machine gun on the commander's cupola.
Infantry Fighting Vehicle (Wheeled) Mark I Melas		Tagmatium	Infantry Fighting Vehicle	1976	The Melas is a wheeled infantry fighting vehicle introduced in the 1970s to furnish the Tagmatine Army with a modern vehicle that could move long distances on roads and still fight effectively. Designed to act in a supporting role for the section that it transports, there were numerous variants manufactured, including anti-tank and anti-air. The main variant is armed with a 20mm autocannon and a co-axial 7.7mm machine gun. It is being phased out in favour of the Mestor.
Infantry Fighting Vehicle (Wheeled) Mark II Mestor		Tagmatium Adaptus	Infantry Fighting Vehicle	2017	A replacement for the Mark I Melas jointly developed with Adaptus, the Mestor is a modular vehicle, capable of being adapted to a variety of missions. It outfits Hippofraktos mechanised infantry units. The standard vehicle is armed with a 40mm autocannon, a co-axial 7.7mm chain gun and a 12.7mm heavy machine gun on a remote mount.

Armoured Personnel Carriers

Name	Image	Origin	Type	In Service	Notes
Armoured Personnel Carrier Mark IV Diokles		Tagmatium	Armoured Personnel Carrier	1961	An armoured personnel carrier which replaced the older Dolops, the Diokles has been modernised numerous times by the Tagmatine military. Numerous specialist vehicles were introduced, including mortar carriers, engineer vehicles and more. It is still one of the most common vehicles within the armed forces. The main troop carrier variant is armed with a 12.7mm heavy machine gun.
Armoured Personnel Carrier (Wheeled) Mark I Bianor		Tagmatium	Wheeled Armoured Personnel Carrier	1973	The Bianor is a wheeled armoured personnel carrier in service with the Tagmatine Armed Forces. It was designed to act as an armoured personnel carrier, as well as a wide range of supporting roles and to move quickly on the extensive road network of Tagmatium without using transporter vehicles or railways. The most common variant is armed with a 7.7mm GPMG.

Armoured Amphibious Vehicles

Name	Image	Origin	Type	In Service	Notes
Amphibious Armoured Personnel Carrier Mark II Zosimandros		Tagmatium	Amphibious Armoured Personnel Carrier	1972	An amphibious armoured personnel carrier developed to replace the Zetes that was developed during the Long War. It primarily serves in the Navamilitai, the Tagmatine marines, as an amphibious assault vehicle and transport. The current vehicle is armed with a 40mm automatic grenade launcher and a 12.7mm heavy machine gun.
Amphibious Armoured Transport Mark I Alkes		Nyantastan	Amphibious Armoured Transport	2004	The Alkes is an amphibious armoured Transport developed and built by Nyantastan. It is used by the Navamilitai to supplement the Zosimandros in amphibious operations. It also acts as a high mobility transport used by the Apletai mountain infantry. It can be armed with a range of weaponry and is capable of carrying up to 5 tonnes.

Self-Propelled Artillery

Name	Image	Origin	Type	In Service	Notes
Self-Propelled Artillery Mark Strofios		Tagmatium	Self-Propelled Howitzer	1994	The Strofios is a self-propelled howitzer that replaced older models, some of were based off of Long War era armoured vehicles. It is the standard self-propelled artillery in Tagmatine armoured units. The Strofios is armed with a 155mm howitzer and a 7.7mm GPMG as secondary armament.
Self-Propelled Artillery Mark Skeiron		Ateenia Tagmatium	Self-Propelled Howitzer	2011	A licensed-built and modified copy of the FJS S-37 of the Varnar of Ateenia, it is a high-mobility howitzer designed to keep up with the lighter units of the Tagmatine army. The Skeiron uses the same gun as the Strofios but with a mounted magazine and an an autoloading system. It is armed with a 155mm howitzer and a remote weapon system capable of mounting a range of weapons.
Self-Propelled Multiple Launch Rocket System Mark Onkios		Tagmatium	Rocket Artillery	1983	The Onkios is a self-propelled multiple launch rocket system operated by the Omikhliforos Chemical Weapons Corps. It can mount a six-tube 227mm rocket launcher system or a one-tube 610mm tactical ballistic missile launcher system.
Light Self-Propelled Multiple Launch Rocket System Mark Orsilokhos		Tagmatium	Rocket Artillery	1997	This rocket launcher system mounts onto a lorry frame and is a light, high-mobility alternative to the Onkios. It is a self-propelled multiple launch rocket system operated by the Omikhliforos Chemical Weapons Corps. It can mount a six-tube 227mm rocket launcher system or a one-tube 610mm tactical ballistic missile launcher system.
Theatre Ballistic Missile System Zetes		Tagmatium	Theatre Ballistic Missile	2004	The Zetes is a theatre ballistic missile, developed in the 1990s to replace the ageing Zarex system. The missile can feature warheads of between 480-700kg and can be high explosive, submunition, penetration, fuel-air explosive and EMP, as well as unconfirmed chemical options.
Self-Propelled Multiple Cradle Rocket Launcher System Mark I Ornytos		Tagmatium	Rocket Artillery	2017	A more extreme rocket artillery system developed to maximise firepower whilst minimising crew numbers, the Ornytos is one of the most powerful artillery systems on Eurth. It is operated by the Omikhliforos Chemical Weapons Corps. It mounts four cradles of 60 122mm rocket tubes, for a total of 240 tubes.

Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Vehicles

Name	Image	Origin	Type	In Service	Notes
Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun Mark Thestor		Tagmatium	Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun System	1985	An anti-aircraft gun system designed to be an organic part of the the Thestor-equipped units of the Tagmatine army. Armed with two 35mm autocannons.
Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun Mark Thoas		Tagmatium	Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun System	1997	An anti-aircraft gun system designed to be an organic part of the Thaos-equipped units of the Tagmatine army. Armed with two 35mm autocannons.
Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun Mark Mestor		Tagmatium Adaptus	Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun System	2013	One of the moduar upgrades to the Mestor features a turret mounting a 35mm revolver cannon. It is deployed as an organic part of Mestor-equipped units.
Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft System Mark Agapenor		Tagmatium	Surface-to-Air Missile System	2006	A variant of the Light Tracked Vehicle family armed as a short-range anti-aircraft system. It is armed with an 8-round KomitisOura missile launcher system with a further 12 missiles stored internally.
Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft System Mark XXX		Tagmatium	Surface-to-Air Missile System	2006	A lightly armoured version of the XXX outfitted as an anti-air vehicle. It outfits both organic anti-air units as well as independent ones. It is armed with an 8-round KomitisOura missile launcher system.
Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft System Mark XXX Astraios		Tagmatium Adaptus	Surface-to-Air Missile System	2018	The vehicle-mounted system, including a telescopic erector launcher, radar systems and command unit, for the Adapton-Tagmatine jointly developed modular anti-air missile system. It is being used in both land and naval applications and is know in land applications as the Astraion.