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05-01-2004, 23:22
MONTECITO
Federal Protectorate of Montecito
People
Population 1,767,325,000
Population Density (est): 772 per square kilometer
Urban: 89%
Languages: Spanish, English, Spanglish
Religions: Atheist 52%, Christian 24%, Agnostic 23%, Other 1%
Geography
Area: 2,287,405 square kilometers
Neighbors: Santa Barbara on W, Southern Ocean on N,E,S.
Topography: The high Fortunato Mountain mountains extend into western Montecito along the border. East, the Montecito Plain is partially desert as a result and is the least populated of Montecito, until the Santiago Mountains and valleys. Climate ranges from arid in the west to temperate along the coasts and valleys. The island of Perdido is uninhabitable due to radiation.
Key Cities
Mission City (23,042,000)
Puerto Musica (17,340,500)
Diego (12,400,000)
Blister (11,900,000)
San Juan Montecito (10,405,000)
Hell's Mouth (10,234,505)
Puerto Villa (10,004,249)
Santa Cecilia (9,420,011)
Puerto Somoza (9,302,000)
Rio Vista (8,940,000)
Nueva Caracas (8,670,000)
San Splendido (8,414,110)
Del Toro (7,910,000)
Perez (7,705,100)
Rockville (7,204,000)
Government
Capital City: Mission City
Government Type: Protectorate Republic
Head of State: Lord High Executive Marcos Fernando, Vice Chairman of the PrattCo Conglomerate Board of Directors, CEO of Gladburger, Inc, Santa Barbaran Federal Government Minister of Spiritual Affairs
Prime Minister Troy Pon, age 63
Minister of the Interior: Martina Kazee, age 45
Minister of Health and Welfare: Arnold Gerst, age 41
Minister of the Economy: Horace Dern, age 56
Minister of Education: Pablo Arevalos, age 39
Minister of International Affairs: Josiah Chiapetti, age 61
Local Divisions: 17 Corporate Districts
Defense Budget: $530,124,000,000
Economy
Industries: Steel, processed foods, green machinery, automobile
Minerals: Chromium, coal, copper, lead, molybdenum, uranium, bauxite, iron, tungsten, steel
Other Resources: Seaweed agriculture products, silica, salt
Arable Land: 23%
Fish catch: 5.7 million metric tons
Electricity production: 11.7 trillion kwh
Crude steel production: 62.5 million metric tons
Finances
Gross Domestic Product: $26,686,607,534,341
GDP per capita: $15,100
Imports: $1,420 billion; partners: SB 56%, LBeF 7%, WV 6%, GT 4.5%
Exports: $803 billion; partners: SB 61%
Tourists: receipts $25 billion
Consumer prices (average change per year): 3.8%
Transport
Maglev railway traffic: 490 billion passenger-km, 973 billion net ton-km
Road vehicles in use: 840 million passenger vehicles, 121 million commercial vehicles
Civil Aviation: 1,921 billion passenger-km, 389 billion freight ton-km
Communications
Television sets: 8.9 billion in use
Radios: 4.3 billion in use
Daily newspaper circulation: 832 per 1000 population
Health
Life expectancy at birth: 83.6 male, 86 female
Births (per 1000 population): 11.2
Deaths (per 1000 population): 5.6
Hospitals: 34,249
Hospital beds: 43.3 million
Physicians: 9.6 million
Infant mortality (per 1000 live births): 9.7
Major International Organizations: PrattCo Conglomerate (PCC, CC, GB, OAC, OMI, DRI), Montecito Free College Program (MFCP)
Education: Literacy: 99.87%
Montecito Defense Forces (Adjunct to PCC-ITDO): Strategic Core Commander Anthony J. Hubbard
Montecito Ground Defense Force (MGDF): Strategic Core Commander David Conrad
Montecito Naval Defense Force (MNDF): Strategic Core Commander Robert Vasquez
Montecito Air Defense Force (MADF): Strategic Core Commander Frank S. Carlisle
Montecito Orbital Defense Force (MODF): Strategic Core Commander Lee Wong
Ranks (MGDF, MADF, MODF / MNDF)
Strategic Core Commander/Admiral
Strategic Core Subcommander/Commodore
Core Commander/Captain
Core Subcommander/Commander
Commander/Lieutenant Commander
Subcommander/Lieutenant
Sergeant Major/Master Chief Petty Officer
Master Sergeant/Senior Chief Petty Officer
Sergeant First Class/Chief Petty Officer
Staff Sergeant/Petty Officer 1st Class
Sergeant/Petty Officer 2nd Class
Corporal/Petty Officer 3rd Class
Private First Class/Seaman
Private/Seaman Apprentice
Unit Organization:
MGDF
Division
Battalion
Company
Platoon
Squad
Section
MADF
Air Corps
Wing
Squadron
Flight
MNDF
Fleet
Group
Squadron
Defensive Division: 17,349 personnel
[b]1 x Division HQ (235 personnel)
7 x Tank Battalions (350 Gavel MBTs, 3150 personnel, 70 Medium Mortar Drones, 175 camodrones)
4 x Infantry Battalions (3200 personnel, 16 Rocket Artillery Systems, 320 Machine Guns, 160 Armored Ground Transports, 16 Distance Fire Support, 20 Air Defense Systems, 24 Medium Mortar Drones, 200 camodrones)
1 x Close Fire Support Battalion (736 personnel, 65 Rocket Artillery Systems, 28 Distance Fire Support systems, 4 Air Defense Systems, 45 Medium Mortar Drones, 38 Armored Ground Transports, 40 Close Air Support Drones)
1 x Distance Fire Support Battalion (750 personnel, 42 Distance Fire Support, 3 Air Defense Systems, 42 Armored Ground Transports)
1 x Air Defense Battalion: (804 personnel, 14 Air Defense Systems, 20 camodrones)
1 x Engineer Battalion (900 personnel)
1 x Combat Electronic Warfare Battalion (524 personnel)
1 x Signal Battalion (590 personnel)
1 x Strategic Defense Company (180 personnel)
1 x Military Police Company (200 personnel)
2 x Logistics, Transport, Supply Battalions (6080 personnel, 2100 Armored Ground Transports)
Assault Division: 22,475 personnel
1 x Division HQ (235 personnel)
10 x Tank Battalions (500 Gavel MBTs, 4500 personnel, 100 Medium Mortar Drones, 200 camodrones)
4 x Infantry Battalions (3200 personnel, 16 Rocket Artillery Systems, 320 Machine Guns, 160 Armored Ground Transports, 16 Distance Fire Support, 20 Air Defense Systems, 24 Medium Mortar Drones, 200 camodrones)
2 x Close Fire Support Battalions (1472 personnel, 130 Rocket Artillery Systems, 56 Distance Fire Support systems, 8 Air Defense Systems, 90 Medium Mortar Drones, 76 Armored Ground Transports, 80 Close Air Support Drones)
1 x Distance Fire Support Battalion (750 personnel, 42 Distance Fire Support, 3 Air Defense Systems, 42 Armored Ground Transports)
1 x Air Defense Battalion: (804 personnel, 14 Air Defense Systems, 20 camodrones)
1 x Engineer Battalion (900 personnel)
1 x Combat Electronic Warfare Battalion (524 personnel)
1 x Signal Battalion (590 personnel)
1 x Strategic Defense Company (180 personnel)
1 x Military Police Company (200 personnel)
3 x Logistics, Transport, Supply Battalions (9120 personnel, 3150 Armored Ground Transports)
Air Assault Division: 10,874 personnel
2 x Tank Battalions (100 Gavel MBTs, 900 personnel, 20 MMDs, 40 camodrones)
4 x Airborne Infantry Battalions (3200 personnel, 320 machine guns, 160 Heavy Airborne Assault Vehicles, 20 Air Defense Systems, 24 MMDs, 200 camodrones)
1 x Close Fire Support Battalion (736 personnel, 65 Rocket Artillery Systems, 28 Distance Fire Support systems, 4 Air Defense Systems, 45 Medium Mortar Drones, 38 Armored Ground Transports, 40 Close Air Support Drones)
1 x Air Defense Battalion: (804 personnel, 14 Air Defense Systems, 20 camodrones)
1 x Engineer Battalion (900 personnel)
1 x Combat Electronic Warfare Battalion (524 personnel)
1 x Signal Battalion (590 personnel)
1 x Strategic Defense Company (180 personnel)
1 x Logistics, Transport, Supply Battalions (3040 personnel, 1050 Armored Ground Transports, 672 Heavy Transport Helicopters)
Air Corps (1067 combat aircraft)
1st Air Wing
3 x Fighter Groups:
5 x Fighter Squadrons (45 combat aircraft)
3 x Fighter Flights
2 x Strike Squadrons (16 combat aircraft)
2 x Strike Flights
1 x Bomber Flight
2 x Maritime Squadrons (24 combat aircraft)
2 x Naval Fighter/Recon Flights
1 x Naval Bomber Flight
1 x Mobile Close Air Support Squadron (12 combat aircraft)
1 x Bomber Flight
1 x Fighter/Recon Flight
2 x Transport Squadrons (52 heavy transport aircraft)
2 x Heavy Transport Flights
2nd Air Wing
4 x Coastal Air Dominance Groups:
4 x Maritime Squadrons (48 combat aircraft)
2 x Naval Fighter/Recon Flights
1 x Naval Bomber Flight
3 x Fighter Squadrons (27 combat aircraft)
3 x Fighter Flights
2 x Strike Squadrons (16 combat aircraft)
2 x Strike Flights
1 x Bomber Flight
1 x Heavy Strike Squadron (12 combat aircraft)
2 x Bomber Flights
1 x Hypersonic Bomber Flight
2 x Transport Squadrons (52 heavy transport aircraft)
2 x Heavy Transport Flights
TOTAL FORCES
Montecito Ground Defense Forces: 165,044 personnel, 3,350 tanks
Montecito Air Defense Forces: 87,420 personnel, 1067 combat aircraft
Units, Commanders:
1st Defensive Division (Red) Core Commander Belen Rougeot
2nd Defensive Division (Blue) Core Commander Rufus Amyx
3rd Defensive Division (Green) Core Commander Jake Pulling
4th Defensive Division (Black) Core Commander Marcos Ursua
5th Defensive Division (Gray) Core Commander Kristopher Barresi
36th Air Assault Division (Vogel's Air Warriors) Core Commander Simon Parrot
1st Assault Division (Mission Guard) Core Commander Raul Blowers
2nd Assault Division (People's Guard) Core Commander Adrian Gowins
3rd Assault Division (Crazy Hawk) Core Commander Erik Oberholtzer
1st Air Wing - Strategic Core Subcommander Henry Adler
2nd Air Wing - Strategic Core Subcommander Alan Toussaint
Federal Protectorate of Montecito
People
Population 1,767,325,000
Population Density (est): 772 per square kilometer
Urban: 89%
Languages: Spanish, English, Spanglish
Religions: Atheist 52%, Christian 24%, Agnostic 23%, Other 1%
Geography
Area: 2,287,405 square kilometers
Neighbors: Santa Barbara on W, Southern Ocean on N,E,S.
Topography: The high Fortunato Mountain mountains extend into western Montecito along the border. East, the Montecito Plain is partially desert as a result and is the least populated of Montecito, until the Santiago Mountains and valleys. Climate ranges from arid in the west to temperate along the coasts and valleys. The island of Perdido is uninhabitable due to radiation.
Key Cities
Mission City (23,042,000)
Puerto Musica (17,340,500)
Diego (12,400,000)
Blister (11,900,000)
San Juan Montecito (10,405,000)
Hell's Mouth (10,234,505)
Puerto Villa (10,004,249)
Santa Cecilia (9,420,011)
Puerto Somoza (9,302,000)
Rio Vista (8,940,000)
Nueva Caracas (8,670,000)
San Splendido (8,414,110)
Del Toro (7,910,000)
Perez (7,705,100)
Rockville (7,204,000)
Government
Capital City: Mission City
Government Type: Protectorate Republic
Head of State: Lord High Executive Marcos Fernando, Vice Chairman of the PrattCo Conglomerate Board of Directors, CEO of Gladburger, Inc, Santa Barbaran Federal Government Minister of Spiritual Affairs
Prime Minister Troy Pon, age 63
Minister of the Interior: Martina Kazee, age 45
Minister of Health and Welfare: Arnold Gerst, age 41
Minister of the Economy: Horace Dern, age 56
Minister of Education: Pablo Arevalos, age 39
Minister of International Affairs: Josiah Chiapetti, age 61
Local Divisions: 17 Corporate Districts
Defense Budget: $530,124,000,000
Economy
Industries: Steel, processed foods, green machinery, automobile
Minerals: Chromium, coal, copper, lead, molybdenum, uranium, bauxite, iron, tungsten, steel
Other Resources: Seaweed agriculture products, silica, salt
Arable Land: 23%
Fish catch: 5.7 million metric tons
Electricity production: 11.7 trillion kwh
Crude steel production: 62.5 million metric tons
Finances
Gross Domestic Product: $26,686,607,534,341
GDP per capita: $15,100
Imports: $1,420 billion; partners: SB 56%, LBeF 7%, WV 6%, GT 4.5%
Exports: $803 billion; partners: SB 61%
Tourists: receipts $25 billion
Consumer prices (average change per year): 3.8%
Transport
Maglev railway traffic: 490 billion passenger-km, 973 billion net ton-km
Road vehicles in use: 840 million passenger vehicles, 121 million commercial vehicles
Civil Aviation: 1,921 billion passenger-km, 389 billion freight ton-km
Communications
Television sets: 8.9 billion in use
Radios: 4.3 billion in use
Daily newspaper circulation: 832 per 1000 population
Health
Life expectancy at birth: 83.6 male, 86 female
Births (per 1000 population): 11.2
Deaths (per 1000 population): 5.6
Hospitals: 34,249
Hospital beds: 43.3 million
Physicians: 9.6 million
Infant mortality (per 1000 live births): 9.7
Major International Organizations: PrattCo Conglomerate (PCC, CC, GB, OAC, OMI, DRI), Montecito Free College Program (MFCP)
Education: Literacy: 99.87%
Montecito Defense Forces (Adjunct to PCC-ITDO): Strategic Core Commander Anthony J. Hubbard
Montecito Ground Defense Force (MGDF): Strategic Core Commander David Conrad
Montecito Naval Defense Force (MNDF): Strategic Core Commander Robert Vasquez
Montecito Air Defense Force (MADF): Strategic Core Commander Frank S. Carlisle
Montecito Orbital Defense Force (MODF): Strategic Core Commander Lee Wong
Ranks (MGDF, MADF, MODF / MNDF)
Strategic Core Commander/Admiral
Strategic Core Subcommander/Commodore
Core Commander/Captain
Core Subcommander/Commander
Commander/Lieutenant Commander
Subcommander/Lieutenant
Sergeant Major/Master Chief Petty Officer
Master Sergeant/Senior Chief Petty Officer
Sergeant First Class/Chief Petty Officer
Staff Sergeant/Petty Officer 1st Class
Sergeant/Petty Officer 2nd Class
Corporal/Petty Officer 3rd Class
Private First Class/Seaman
Private/Seaman Apprentice
Unit Organization:
MGDF
Division
Battalion
Company
Platoon
Squad
Section
MADF
Air Corps
Wing
Squadron
Flight
MNDF
Fleet
Group
Squadron
Defensive Division: 17,349 personnel
[b]1 x Division HQ (235 personnel)
7 x Tank Battalions (350 Gavel MBTs, 3150 personnel, 70 Medium Mortar Drones, 175 camodrones)
4 x Infantry Battalions (3200 personnel, 16 Rocket Artillery Systems, 320 Machine Guns, 160 Armored Ground Transports, 16 Distance Fire Support, 20 Air Defense Systems, 24 Medium Mortar Drones, 200 camodrones)
1 x Close Fire Support Battalion (736 personnel, 65 Rocket Artillery Systems, 28 Distance Fire Support systems, 4 Air Defense Systems, 45 Medium Mortar Drones, 38 Armored Ground Transports, 40 Close Air Support Drones)
1 x Distance Fire Support Battalion (750 personnel, 42 Distance Fire Support, 3 Air Defense Systems, 42 Armored Ground Transports)
1 x Air Defense Battalion: (804 personnel, 14 Air Defense Systems, 20 camodrones)
1 x Engineer Battalion (900 personnel)
1 x Combat Electronic Warfare Battalion (524 personnel)
1 x Signal Battalion (590 personnel)
1 x Strategic Defense Company (180 personnel)
1 x Military Police Company (200 personnel)
2 x Logistics, Transport, Supply Battalions (6080 personnel, 2100 Armored Ground Transports)
Assault Division: 22,475 personnel
1 x Division HQ (235 personnel)
10 x Tank Battalions (500 Gavel MBTs, 4500 personnel, 100 Medium Mortar Drones, 200 camodrones)
4 x Infantry Battalions (3200 personnel, 16 Rocket Artillery Systems, 320 Machine Guns, 160 Armored Ground Transports, 16 Distance Fire Support, 20 Air Defense Systems, 24 Medium Mortar Drones, 200 camodrones)
2 x Close Fire Support Battalions (1472 personnel, 130 Rocket Artillery Systems, 56 Distance Fire Support systems, 8 Air Defense Systems, 90 Medium Mortar Drones, 76 Armored Ground Transports, 80 Close Air Support Drones)
1 x Distance Fire Support Battalion (750 personnel, 42 Distance Fire Support, 3 Air Defense Systems, 42 Armored Ground Transports)
1 x Air Defense Battalion: (804 personnel, 14 Air Defense Systems, 20 camodrones)
1 x Engineer Battalion (900 personnel)
1 x Combat Electronic Warfare Battalion (524 personnel)
1 x Signal Battalion (590 personnel)
1 x Strategic Defense Company (180 personnel)
1 x Military Police Company (200 personnel)
3 x Logistics, Transport, Supply Battalions (9120 personnel, 3150 Armored Ground Transports)
Air Assault Division: 10,874 personnel
2 x Tank Battalions (100 Gavel MBTs, 900 personnel, 20 MMDs, 40 camodrones)
4 x Airborne Infantry Battalions (3200 personnel, 320 machine guns, 160 Heavy Airborne Assault Vehicles, 20 Air Defense Systems, 24 MMDs, 200 camodrones)
1 x Close Fire Support Battalion (736 personnel, 65 Rocket Artillery Systems, 28 Distance Fire Support systems, 4 Air Defense Systems, 45 Medium Mortar Drones, 38 Armored Ground Transports, 40 Close Air Support Drones)
1 x Air Defense Battalion: (804 personnel, 14 Air Defense Systems, 20 camodrones)
1 x Engineer Battalion (900 personnel)
1 x Combat Electronic Warfare Battalion (524 personnel)
1 x Signal Battalion (590 personnel)
1 x Strategic Defense Company (180 personnel)
1 x Logistics, Transport, Supply Battalions (3040 personnel, 1050 Armored Ground Transports, 672 Heavy Transport Helicopters)
Air Corps (1067 combat aircraft)
1st Air Wing
3 x Fighter Groups:
5 x Fighter Squadrons (45 combat aircraft)
3 x Fighter Flights
2 x Strike Squadrons (16 combat aircraft)
2 x Strike Flights
1 x Bomber Flight
2 x Maritime Squadrons (24 combat aircraft)
2 x Naval Fighter/Recon Flights
1 x Naval Bomber Flight
1 x Mobile Close Air Support Squadron (12 combat aircraft)
1 x Bomber Flight
1 x Fighter/Recon Flight
2 x Transport Squadrons (52 heavy transport aircraft)
2 x Heavy Transport Flights
2nd Air Wing
4 x Coastal Air Dominance Groups:
4 x Maritime Squadrons (48 combat aircraft)
2 x Naval Fighter/Recon Flights
1 x Naval Bomber Flight
3 x Fighter Squadrons (27 combat aircraft)
3 x Fighter Flights
2 x Strike Squadrons (16 combat aircraft)
2 x Strike Flights
1 x Bomber Flight
1 x Heavy Strike Squadron (12 combat aircraft)
2 x Bomber Flights
1 x Hypersonic Bomber Flight
2 x Transport Squadrons (52 heavy transport aircraft)
2 x Heavy Transport Flights
TOTAL FORCES
Montecito Ground Defense Forces: 165,044 personnel, 3,350 tanks
Montecito Air Defense Forces: 87,420 personnel, 1067 combat aircraft
Units, Commanders:
1st Defensive Division (Red) Core Commander Belen Rougeot
2nd Defensive Division (Blue) Core Commander Rufus Amyx
3rd Defensive Division (Green) Core Commander Jake Pulling
4th Defensive Division (Black) Core Commander Marcos Ursua
5th Defensive Division (Gray) Core Commander Kristopher Barresi
36th Air Assault Division (Vogel's Air Warriors) Core Commander Simon Parrot
1st Assault Division (Mission Guard) Core Commander Raul Blowers
2nd Assault Division (People's Guard) Core Commander Adrian Gowins
3rd Assault Division (Crazy Hawk) Core Commander Erik Oberholtzer
1st Air Wing - Strategic Core Subcommander Henry Adler
2nd Air Wing - Strategic Core Subcommander Alan Toussaint