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R554 2,000 lb bombs attached to the wing of a Carlosian Air Force aircraft

The R550-series of general-purpose bombs are a modular family of air-dropped explosives widely utilised by the Carlosian Armed Forces. They range from the 250 lb R551 to the 4,000 lb R555. In recent years, they have been upgraded with Accuracy & Stand-off Rectification (ASOR) guidance and wing modules which have converted them into precision-guided glide bombs. Initially effective against stationary targets, the addition of laser seekers in combination with ASOR allow them to effectively eliminate moving targets as well.

Variants

R551 250 lb bomb

R551 250 lb bomb
Type	General-purpose bomb
Place of origin	Carloso
Service history
Used by	Carlosian Armed Forces

The R551 is the smallest of the R550-series bombs, comparable to the Mark 81 utilised by some countries. It's low yield resulted in many military officers doubting its necessity, however it proved useful in situations where the limitation of collateral damage was desirable, such as the during the Liberation of Victory when the Carlosian Air Force sought to liquidate Bourgougian units within the city without compromising the integrity of surrounding high-rise buildings. It's use has continued up to the present day, and has been substantially upgraded with the use of ASOR modules.

R552 500 lb bomb

R552 500 lb bomb
Type	General-purpose bomb
Place of origin	Carloso
Service history
Used by	Carlosian Armed Forces

R553 1,000 lb bomb

R553 1,000 lb bomb
Type	General-purpose bomb
Place of origin	Carloso
Service history
Used by	Carlosian Armed Forces

R554 2,000 lb bomb

R554 2,000 lb bomb
Type	General-purpose bomb
Place of origin	Carloso
Service history
Used by	Carlosian Armed Forces

R555 4,000 lb bomb

R555 4,000 lb bomb
Type	General-purpose bomb
Place of origin	Carloso
Service history
Used by	Carlosian Armed Forces

With an ASOR kit, it is comparable to the KAB-1500S-E. The penetrator version is often equipped with a solid-rocket motor to increase velocity in the final stages of its descent, thus significantly improving its penetrating power.

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Greater Carloso/Sandbox 3
Location {{{place}}}
Belligerents
Carloso Conquistador Supported by: Barssois Agostinia Victory
Commanders and leaders
Cárlos Tobón Estebán Santander Oscar Tobar Régulo Moran Jair Monterossa
Units involved
Carlosian Armed Forces Carlosian Army Carlosian Navy Carlosian Air Force National Police

Barssois

Republic of Barssois
Flag
Location of  Barssois  (dark green) in Musgorocia  (grey)  –  [Legend]
Capital and largest city	Nouvelle Bar
Official languages	French
Demonym(s)	Bar
Government	Unitary semi-presidential constitutional republic
Legislature	National Assembly
Population
• 2022 census	125,376,749
HDI (2022)	0.909 very high
Currency	Bar livre (B₶) (BLV)
Date format	dd/mm/yyyy (AD)
Driving side	right
Internet TLD	.ba

Barssois, officially the Republic of Barssois is a sovereign unitary semi-presidential constitutional republic located in eastern Musgorocia. Barssois is the largest country in Musgorocia and the second-most populous after Carloso with a population of 125,376,749. Besides its territory in mainland Musgorocia, Barssois also controls Île Solitaire, an isolated island located far to the east in the Libere Ocean.

Days of May

Days of May
Imperial Army forces on the streets of Madrigal.
Date 21–29 May 1932 (1932-05-21 – 1932-05-29) (8 days) Location Carloso Result Republican victory Sébastien II abdicates Fall of the Carlosian Empire Establishment of the Republic of Carloso
Belligerents
Carlosian Empire	Republicans
Commanders and leaders
Sébastien II	Jerónimo Fonseca
Strength
350,000 soldiers	150,000 soldiers
Casualties and losses
97 killed	185 killed
102 civilians killed

The Days of May, sometimes referred to as the Carlosian Proto-Civil War, was a brief conflict fought from 21 May to 29 May 1932 between forces loyal to the Emperor of Carloso, Sébastien II, and forces aligned to the republican President of the Imperial Council Jerónimo Fonseca. The crisis began when Sébastien's forces ordered the arrest of Fonseca in response to his plan to hold a referendum on the abolishing of the monarchy later in the year. Narrowly escaping, Fonseca rallied his supporters in Valderosa, while large portions of the Imperial Armed Forces defected. Within hours, clashes had broken out across Carloso, while Sébastien dissolved the Imperial Assembly and implemented absolute rule. Major cities across Carloso quickly saw major fighting break out between the factions, while criminal elements took advantage of the situation, looting and raiding banks. Ultimately, Sébastien dashed expectations when he abdicated on 29 May 1932, wishing to avoid the conflict escalating and destroying the country.

Carloso was immediately faced with a constitutional crisis following Sébastien's abdication, as the Carlosian Empire was not formally dissolved and Felipe, Prince Imperial should have legally succeeded him as Emperor. Felipe, however, did not pursue this claim, and most constitutional issues were resolved over the following number of days when Fonseca returned to Madrigal and hurriedly passed through several constitutional amendments which erased nearly all mentions of the Empire and the Imperial Family from the country's constitution, signed into law by Sébastien's Counsellors of State, including the legislation which dissolved that particular body. Many of the powers once held by the Emperor were then transferred to the Executive Council, in particular the position of President of the Executive Council, transforming the office into its current role as both head of government and ex officio head of state.

Most historians view Sébastien II's decision to abdicate favourably, praising him for ending the crisis and avoiding the potential devastation of Carloso by a lengthy civil war.

Sinistral War

Sinistral War
Date 1576 – 1581 Location {{{place}}} Result Proto-Carlosian victory Treaty of Madrigal Foundatation of the Directorate of Carloso Spanish recognition of Carlosian independence Gran Laurencia and Taliaferro reconquered by Spain
Belligerents
United Colonies Madrigal Secano Lagosa Toro Menerissa Valender Zararcia Gran Laurencia Taliaferro Musgorocian Aboriginals Nifonese rōnin Supported by: England France Netherlands	Iberian Union Spain Naples Portugal Netherlands
Commanders and leaders
Cárlos de Oso † Tadashi Katsuragi	Philip II Savastian Bergara †
Strength
24,000 soldiers 19,000 natives 100 rōnin	15,000 soldiers 6,000 loyalists
Casualties and losses
10,000 dead	11,000 dead
10,000 civilians dead

The Sinistral War

Alongside the forces of Cárlos de Oso was extensive support from Musgorocian Aboriginals, as well as unexpected support from a band of wandering Nifonese rōnin lead by Tadashi Katsuragi.

At the height of the Battle of Madrigal, Savastian Bergara was ultimately slain in a duel with Nifonese rōnin Tadashi Katsuragi, and shortly aftwards all Spanish forces in the city surrendered, de facto ending the war. After the recognition of independence in 1581, the Directorate of Carloso was formed, taking its name from that of Cárlos de Oso, in recognition of his leadership as commander of the military forces of the United Colonies and his sacrifice at the Battle of Madrigal.

Almendara Strategic Complex

Almendara Strategic Complex
Tonderteira, Lagosa, Carloso
Type	Nuclear bunker
Site information
Controlled by	Carloso
Site history
In use	1993–present

The Almendara Strategic Complex is a military installation located in the Almendara Mountains. Highly classified, it is believed to have been originally built as a nuclear bunker following the Bourgougian Blitz, though since 2012 satellite imagery has indicated it has been massively expanded with both overground and underground facilities added, as well as extensive perimeter defences. The area in Tonderteira, Lagosa where the facility is located is closed to civilian access.

Operation Aúger

Operation Aúger
Carlosian cruise missiles fly towards targets in Bourgougia during the bombardment
Date 10–11 August 2011 (2011-08-10 – 2011-08-11) (1 day) Location Bourgougia Result Carlosian victory Bourgougian military infrastructure heavily damaged
Belligerents
Carloso	Bourgougia
Commanders and leaders
Cárlos Tobón Jorge Spalderán Ciro Autran Régulo Moran	Étienne Dubois
Casualties and losses
None	5,841 dead 18,199 injured

Operation Aúger was a military operation launched by the Carlosian Armed Forces against Bourgougia between 10–11 August 2011. Launched in retaliation in response to the 5 August shootdown by Bourgougian forces of a Carlosian Air Force passenger plane carrying medical personnel and a military attaché to Cispania, it was ordered by recently elected President Cárlos Tobón. Carlosian forces stationed mainly in southern Carloso and Agostinia launched a colossal barrage of 946 cruise and ballistic missiles, destroying barracks, airfields and surface-to-air batteries of the Bourgougian Armed Forces. The attack was launched from both ground-based batteries of the Carlosian Army and aircraft of the Carlosian Air Force.

Despite fears that the retaliation risked causing a repeat of the Bourgougian Blitz, it quickly became apparent that the Bourgougian Armed Forces only wielded a fraction of its historical capability. President Étienne Dubois was forced to back down, acquiescing to Carlosian military supremacy and handing Tobón his first foreign policy and military victory.

Supreme Court

Supreme Court of Carloso
Established	1933
Location	Madrigal
Motto	Salus populi suprema lex esto
Composition method	Appointed by the President
Authorized by	Constitution
Judge term length	Life tenure
Number of positions	9
Chief Justice
Currently	Muruaga Hinestrósa
Since	11 February 2011

The Supreme Court of Carloso is the highest court in the judiciary of Carloso. It was established in 1933 to take over the functions of the Council of State as the supreme judicial authority in Carloso, having inherited that function from the Privy Council under the Carlosian Empire.

Justices are appointed by the President of Carloso, as stipulated by the Constitution. The President does not need to seek the approval of the National Assembly on appointments and may, in theory, make any Carlosian citizen a justice, though by convention all past justices have been barristers or even solicitors with years of legal experience. Justices may by removed from office by a two thirds majority vote of the National Assembly.

Name	Appointed	Alma mater	Prior roles	Notes
Muruaga Hinestrósa	24 January 2001	University of Tadrid (LLB) University of Madrigal (LLM) TBD Inn (BL)		Chief Justice
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	2009
	2011
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	2018
	2022

Gagon

Gagon
Province
Flag of Gagon Flag
Map of Carloso with Gagon highlighted
Country	Carloso
Capital	Reras
Circuits	Canone, Guaseu, Hona, Meabaca, Memis, Modiria, Pobal, Reras, Sense, Virro
Government
• Type	Provincial government under a constitutional republic
• Body	Provincial Council
• Chief Minister	Aitor Estrada (NS)
• Deputy Minister	Eron Laurier (NS)
• Legislature	Provincial Assembly
Population  (2022)
• Total	1,891,723
Demonym	Gagonian
Postcode area	GA
Official languages	English Carlosian
NAs	6 (out of 859)
Website	gagon.cs

Gagon, officially the Province of Gagon is a province of Carloso. Located in the north-east of the country, it is composed of ten circuits, Canone, Guaseu, Hona, Meabaca, Memis, Modiria, Pobal, Reras, Sense, Virro. It borders Cartalusia to the west, Rioron to the north-west, Ebon and Castirin to the north and has an international border with Sarabagia and Orticuria to the east. With a population of 1,891,723 according to the 2022 census, it is the second least populous province of Carloso overall and the least densely populated. Gagon has a varied climate, with the western part of the province having vast, fertile pastures and forests. The centre of the province has drier grasslands while the most easterly parts of the province are semi-desert badlands as result of the rainshadow cast by the TBD Mountains. Most of the population is concentrated in Virro and Modiria, which are the major agricultural regions, as well as Pobal and Reras, due to the urban sprawl of the neighbouring city of Ebon. Major economic activities include tillage and cattle ranching, as well as mining and tourism.

The provincial capital is Reras, itself a satellite city of Ebon. The first Carlosian nuclear weapons test took place in Gagon's badlands in 1951.

History

Gagon was created, alongside Castirin, on 17 September 1883 when the Provincial Government Act 1882 came into effect, partitioning the then much larger province of Ebon. The decision to create two new provinces was a result of the rapid growth of Ebon city, which many had felt left more rural areas deprived of representation in the Ebon Provincial Council. A plebiscite was held in the ten circuits which presently constitute Gagon, passing overwhelmingly, a similar vote being held in Castirin. The decision was made to name the new province after Agustín Gagon, a prominent rancher and politician known for his lifetime work in advocating for the interests of the region, who had died in 1879.

Geography

Administration

With two National Assembly constituencies, totalling six National Assemblymen (NAs), Gagon has the second smallest number of representatives in the national legislature, just ahead of the Cadena Islands. The Gagon-1 constituency encompases Reras, Memis, Canone, Sense, Guaseu and Meabaca circuits, while Gagon-2 contains Pobal, Virro, Modiria and Hona. The 123-member Provincial Assembly is Gagon's legislative body. National Salvation (NS) secured a majority in the 2017 provincial elections, and have maintained it in subsequent elections. The executive Provincial Council is formed from members of the Assembly. It is headed by a Chief Minister, currently Aitor Estrada, and a Deputy Minister, currently Eron Laurier. The Provincial Assembly sits in Reras, as does the province's High Court and Court of Appeal. As with Carloso's other provinces, each of Gagon's circuits is governed by a circuit council.

Flag	Name	Population	Density (/km2)	Area (km2)	Districts
	Canone	63,788	TBD	TBD
	Guaseu	90,920	TBD	TBD
	Hona	101,677	TBD	TBD
	Meabaca	156,158	TBD	TBD
	Memis	31,296	TBD	TBD
	Modiria	359,912	TBD	TBD
	Pobal	211,643	TBD	TBD
	Reras	494,106	TBD	TBD
	Sense	71,265	TBD	TBD
	Virro	310,958	TBD	TBD

Economy

Gagon's economy is dominated by agriculture, specifically cattle ranching and tillage, as well as their associated industries. Most agricultural products are ultimately destined for the markets in neighbouring Ebon and other provinces of Carloso, with exports to Orticuria and Sarabagia also being significant. Mineral extraction is also a major sector of the province's economy, including lithium, zinc and ilmenite, the latter of which is used in the production of titanium and titanium oxide.

Acrary War of Independence

Acrary War of Independence
Carlosian forces in Acrary, 1921
Date 30 April 1919 – 18 July 1921 (1919-04-30 – 1921-07-18) (2 years, 2 months, 2 weeks and 4 days) Location Acrary, Carloso Result Stalemate Acrary granted limited self-rule Attempted coup against Sébastien II in 1922 Carloso maintains military presence in Acrary until 1932 Territorial changes Acrary secedes and becomes a satellite state of Carloso
Belligerents
Acrary Republican Army	Carlosian Empire Acrary
Commanders and leaders
Jareth Stirling Peregrine Anderson Charles Raynott †	Sébastien II TBD TBD Cárlos Algarin
Units involved
	Carlosian Armed Forces Carlosian Army Carlosian Air Force Imperial Police Special Constabulary Acrary Police Castirin Police Ebon Police Gagon Police
Strength
15,000 fighters	20,000 soldiers 11,000 police

The Acrary War of Independence (30 April 1919 – 18 July 1921) was a guerrilla war fought between the Acrary Republican Army (ARA) and Carlosian Armed Forces in the north-eastern land-locked province of Acrary. Acrary had been under Carlosian rule since 1831, having been a British colony that was annexed by the newly established Carlosian Empire in the Glorious War. With a population that was overwhelmingly of British and Irish ancestry and next to no linguistic knowledge of the Carlosian language, the vast majority of Acrarians did not identify themselves as Carlosians throughout the period of the Empire's rule. However, attempts to agitate for independence were nonetheless limited until the 1910s, when the nationalist ARA began a campaign of bombing attacks on Carlosian targets throughout Acrary and the north-western provinces of Ebon, Castirin and Gagon. As the unity of the Empire began to fray under the rule of Sébastien II, the Red Vanguard uprising in 1919 spurred the ARA to escalate the conflict into a full-blown guerrilla war against Carlosian forces. Reprisals by law enforcement and the Imperial Army increased support for the ARA and its efforts. Throughout 1920 and early 1921, fighting escalated, but Carlosian forces appeared to gain the upper hand, capturing hundreds of fighters in several military operations.

Despite their success, the realisation gradually came about in Carloso that Acrary had been rendered ungovernable and the cost of building and reintegrating it into the Empire would be prohibitive. Ultimately a truce was called on 18 July 1921. By this time, up to 2,000 civilians had been killed, while approximately 700 ARA members were dead and 1,000 Carlosian soldiers and police. Running low on ammunition and with hundreds of their fighters imprisoned, the ARA agreed to disarm. In return, the Carlosians granted Acrary a form of quasi-independence, allowing it to secede from the Empire but maintaining control over the country's foreign and security policy. Several thousand Carlosian soldiers would then be stationed in Acrary. The Acrary Republican Army was reformed into the Acrary Armed Forces.

The loss of Acrary precipitated the 1922 coup attempt by Marchioness Estefania Luciana, which further weakened Sébastien II's reign. With the collapse of the Carlosian Empire on 29 May 1932, Carlosian forces were ordered to withdraw from Acrary, definitively ending Carlosian rule and making Acrary a de facto independent state. Carloso officially recognised Acrary's independence in 1941 and both countries signed a treaty of friendship, allowing the isolated Acrarian state to access international markets through Carloso.

Verdástrun U911 Rátpenat

U911 Rátpenat
Role	Unmanned combat aerial vehicle
National origin	Carloso
Manufacturer	Verdástrun
First flight	2017
Introduction	2019
Status	In service
Primary user	Carlosian Air Force
Produced	2017–present
Number built	>30

The Verdástrun U911 Rátpenat stealth unmanned combat air vehicle (UCAV) manufactured by Verdástrun for the Carlosian Air Force.

Paserfant

Template:Taxobox name
Conservation status
Vulnerable (IUCN 3.1)
Scientific classification
Kingdom:	Animalia
Phylum:	Chordata
Class:	Mammalia
Order:	Proboscidea
Family:	Gomphotheriidae
Genus:	Cuvieronius
Species:	C. carlosia

The Carlosian paserfant is the sole extant species of paserfant, native to south-eastern Carloso and Agostinia.

The ancestors of modern paserfants arrived in Musgorocia around 10 million BC, before spreading across most of the continent. Is is estimated that Musgorocia may have had a population of up to 5 million paserfants. The arrival of humans in 450 AD marked the beginning of a marked decline in their numbers, being hunted for their meat and valuable tusks. The decline accelerated with the arrival of Eulabians in the 16th century. By the mid 1700s, they were presumed extinct. In 1827, during the Glorious War, a reconnaissance patrol of the Imperial Carlosian Army discovered a population of Carlosian paserfants deep within the forests and swamps of Badasca. Numbered at approximately 1,068, they were given imperial protection and their hunting was criminalised. By the late 21st century, efforts at conservation accelerated and the modern day population is estimated at over 7,000 and growing.