Nuevo Kowloon
30-01-2004, 02:08
I NKAF Armoured BDE
Brigade Battalion Location Equipment
HQ NKAF 1st BDE (consolidated)
Anti-tank Co 5-inch RR VM
Anti-tank Co 5-inch RR VM
Anti-tank Co 8-inch RR T
1st Air Defense Artillery BN
IHAWK (4 Batteries) Bloc 2
3rd Separate Armor BN M-41 Upgrade
Chemical BN
Military Intelligence BN
Military Intelligence BN
Military Police BN
11 Aviation Group
A Troop Hughes UH1-G
B Troop Hughes UH1-G
C Troop Hughes AH-1 Supercobra
D Troop A-1 Skyraider (Bloc 1)
1 Engineer BN
1 Special Assault Co [SWC]
2 Armor group
Reconnaissance Co M-3 Scout car
Signal Co
Armored Engineer Co CEV's
Air Defense Artillery Btry
Stinger/Redeye
Armor BN M-41
Armor BN M-41
Mechanized Infantry BN M-15 Halftrack/M-3 scout car w/103mm RR
2 Infantry RCT DMZ
Anti-tank Co 5-inch RR
U/I Armor BN M-48 Sabra
Signal BN
Reconnaissance Co. OH-6
Engineer BN
Support BN
Medical BN
Chemical Co.
2nd Infantry Bn
4 Companies
3rd Infantry BN
4 Companies
4th Infantry Bn
4 Companies-Airborne
Artillery Bn
C Artillery Batt. 5-Inch T
D Artillery Batt. 8-inch T
Support Brigade
21 Transport Bn HMMT
44 Transport Bn HMMT
11th MP Co. (Motorized) M-151
7 Transport Bn Armour Transporters
2 Engineers Bn Bridge layers and construction
21st Logistical supt.Bn HEMMTT Fuel/Cargo vehicles
18th MP Co. (Motorized) M-3 Scout car
3rd MASH Mobile Army Surgical Hospital.
12th Ordinance Maint. BN
Notes: M-48 Sabra is M-48 Diesel chassis with M-60 "Sabra" package on turret and applique' armour. (120 mm. smoothbore gun, fire-on-the move targeting)
M-41 Upgrade is Diesel-engine and Applique' armour applied to the standard M-41 Chafee chassis (90mm Rifled gun replaces 76mm main gun, turret alterations include additional interior room and heavier bearings/actuators. "Sabra" package shoot-on-the-move alterations standard.)
5 inch Recoilless fires modified APDS-DU round (25 lbs) at 2250 FPS average. System is either vehicle mount, or packed on mules. (250 lbs for the gun)
Infantry Weapons standardized at:
Rifle, issue:
M-1NK (Production T-26) rifle. (20" barrel, 10 shot removable box magazine, Cal. .30-06 gas-operated semi-automatic only.)
M-1NK rifle is compatible with BAR magazine, fitted for 16" bayonet.
Substitute Standard: M1-B Rifle (24" Barrel, 8 shot box magazine fed by stripper clip)
Light Machinegun (Fireteam)
M-1918 BAR- Air Cooled select-fire gas-operated shoulder weapon w/integral bipod and non-removable barrel w/flash suppressor, 20 rd. magazine standard, 30 round for special issue.
Company Issue:
M-1917a Water-cooled Machinegun (recoil-operated, .30-06 cal. belt-fed, tripod or pintle mount)
Platoon Level Issue:
M-1919 A6/X Air-cooled belt-fed recoil operated .30-06 (X-designator indicates aluminum barrel shroud, investment-cast Stainless internal parts)
M-2 HB(shortened) .50 Cal. air-cooled belt fed recoil-operated .50 caliber Machinegun.
Sniper Rifle:
M-1917b "Enfield Sniper" (Rotating bolt w/forward locking lugs in .30-06, Leupold variable scope on top-mount, flash-suppressor, aperture iron sights on Beechwood stock w/integral bipod. 6 round magazine capacity)
Standardized Service Pistol(General issue):
.45 Cal. Smith and Wesson Model 17, 4" barrel
Officer's Pistol (officers and NCO issue):
.45 Cal. M-1911A1
Military Police Issue:
M-1911 sidearm with 9mm Sten SMG or M-3 "Grease gun".
Prisoner guards are issued M-1897 12 ga. Shotguns w/improved feed.
weapons to be phased out as this organization takes hold
Mauser K-98K in 7.92mmSP
Enfield MkIII in .303 R.
BREN gun in .303 R.
S&W Model 10 in .38 short
.455 Webley Revolver
M-1862 "Parrot" field gun
75mm French Howitzer (model of 1912)
Rolls/Panhard Armoured Car (Model of 1914)
7.7mm Arisaka Rifle
6.5mm Arisaka Rifle
Hotchkiss LMG in 8mm Lebel
Chaucat LMG (8mm)
Maxim Machinegun in 7.92mmSP
While still far from being equipped in the fashion of a more modern force, the Nuevo Kowloon Military has taken some of the lessons of the Elvindom/Aust War to heart- their Logistical tail is equipped with considerably more modern systems than their front-line combat units, including systems like the American-made HMMTT heavy truck, large numbers of fuel-tankers for a relatively small number of combat vehicles, improved M-88 Recovery vehicles, and a standardization to diesel-powered vehicles for all ground units.
The choice of the .30-06 cartridge in this era of ever smaller rounds with lighter kick, reflects the Neuvo Kowloonese Militia system, rather than any sort of tactical doctrine. The .30-06 is just as effective on Tigers and Bears, as it is on men. This, according to the local logic, makes it a more useful "General" cartridge than the 7.62 or 5.56mm Nato round-neither of which can be loaded with bullets heavier than 200 grains in weight.
Considering the majority-rural nature of the Nation, and the requirement that all citizens maintain their issue firearms at home when not on active duty, means that the military had to accept a compromise, and since the bulk of ammunition loaded at the National Arsenal in Hue was already .30-06, that was the round selected for general usage.
The Board of Armaments purchased several "Used" vehicle systems, and found that the local personnel were most comfortable working on equipment built to American standard, rather than Metric standard.
The M-24 Chaffee, and the M-48 (both considered long obselete in most other nations-even of comparable size) were selected for upgrade, and the upgrade package design was based on Israeli work with the M-4 Sherman, and M-60 Patton series tanks.
Some alterations were necessary to accept ASE standard bolts and to alter the machine-drawings for some components to ASE and AWS standard measurements (necessary as most Machine-tooling in the country is not compatible with Metric measures).
Programmes for the fire-on the move systems were re-written to inch/feet/miles.
Maps of the nation are Aviation standard 1:50,000 scale marked in Miles, and feet.
NBC detectors have been purchased from TharHes, and are the most advanced hardware in Neuvo-Kowloonese possession...right behind the personal protective gear (supplied by a certain ally after the war...)
The Medical Battalions include mobile-medical systems that, on average, cost more than a battalion of heavy tanks each.
Over the last three years, the nation has spent 80% of its military budget for acquisitions on improving non-combat systems such as transport, logistics, and Medical care. Attendant training has seen a net increase that may be felt at some point in the Civilian area, as newly-minted Doctors, Engineers, and Mechanics complete their mandatory Active-service terms and enter the workforce in three years time.
Lt. Col. Issac Stearns,
Nuevo Kowloon Army
Dept. of Adjutants
Brigade Battalion Location Equipment
HQ NKAF 1st BDE (consolidated)
Anti-tank Co 5-inch RR VM
Anti-tank Co 5-inch RR VM
Anti-tank Co 8-inch RR T
1st Air Defense Artillery BN
IHAWK (4 Batteries) Bloc 2
3rd Separate Armor BN M-41 Upgrade
Chemical BN
Military Intelligence BN
Military Intelligence BN
Military Police BN
11 Aviation Group
A Troop Hughes UH1-G
B Troop Hughes UH1-G
C Troop Hughes AH-1 Supercobra
D Troop A-1 Skyraider (Bloc 1)
1 Engineer BN
1 Special Assault Co [SWC]
2 Armor group
Reconnaissance Co M-3 Scout car
Signal Co
Armored Engineer Co CEV's
Air Defense Artillery Btry
Stinger/Redeye
Armor BN M-41
Armor BN M-41
Mechanized Infantry BN M-15 Halftrack/M-3 scout car w/103mm RR
2 Infantry RCT DMZ
Anti-tank Co 5-inch RR
U/I Armor BN M-48 Sabra
Signal BN
Reconnaissance Co. OH-6
Engineer BN
Support BN
Medical BN
Chemical Co.
2nd Infantry Bn
4 Companies
3rd Infantry BN
4 Companies
4th Infantry Bn
4 Companies-Airborne
Artillery Bn
C Artillery Batt. 5-Inch T
D Artillery Batt. 8-inch T
Support Brigade
21 Transport Bn HMMT
44 Transport Bn HMMT
11th MP Co. (Motorized) M-151
7 Transport Bn Armour Transporters
2 Engineers Bn Bridge layers and construction
21st Logistical supt.Bn HEMMTT Fuel/Cargo vehicles
18th MP Co. (Motorized) M-3 Scout car
3rd MASH Mobile Army Surgical Hospital.
12th Ordinance Maint. BN
Notes: M-48 Sabra is M-48 Diesel chassis with M-60 "Sabra" package on turret and applique' armour. (120 mm. smoothbore gun, fire-on-the move targeting)
M-41 Upgrade is Diesel-engine and Applique' armour applied to the standard M-41 Chafee chassis (90mm Rifled gun replaces 76mm main gun, turret alterations include additional interior room and heavier bearings/actuators. "Sabra" package shoot-on-the-move alterations standard.)
5 inch Recoilless fires modified APDS-DU round (25 lbs) at 2250 FPS average. System is either vehicle mount, or packed on mules. (250 lbs for the gun)
Infantry Weapons standardized at:
Rifle, issue:
M-1NK (Production T-26) rifle. (20" barrel, 10 shot removable box magazine, Cal. .30-06 gas-operated semi-automatic only.)
M-1NK rifle is compatible with BAR magazine, fitted for 16" bayonet.
Substitute Standard: M1-B Rifle (24" Barrel, 8 shot box magazine fed by stripper clip)
Light Machinegun (Fireteam)
M-1918 BAR- Air Cooled select-fire gas-operated shoulder weapon w/integral bipod and non-removable barrel w/flash suppressor, 20 rd. magazine standard, 30 round for special issue.
Company Issue:
M-1917a Water-cooled Machinegun (recoil-operated, .30-06 cal. belt-fed, tripod or pintle mount)
Platoon Level Issue:
M-1919 A6/X Air-cooled belt-fed recoil operated .30-06 (X-designator indicates aluminum barrel shroud, investment-cast Stainless internal parts)
M-2 HB(shortened) .50 Cal. air-cooled belt fed recoil-operated .50 caliber Machinegun.
Sniper Rifle:
M-1917b "Enfield Sniper" (Rotating bolt w/forward locking lugs in .30-06, Leupold variable scope on top-mount, flash-suppressor, aperture iron sights on Beechwood stock w/integral bipod. 6 round magazine capacity)
Standardized Service Pistol(General issue):
.45 Cal. Smith and Wesson Model 17, 4" barrel
Officer's Pistol (officers and NCO issue):
.45 Cal. M-1911A1
Military Police Issue:
M-1911 sidearm with 9mm Sten SMG or M-3 "Grease gun".
Prisoner guards are issued M-1897 12 ga. Shotguns w/improved feed.
weapons to be phased out as this organization takes hold
Mauser K-98K in 7.92mmSP
Enfield MkIII in .303 R.
BREN gun in .303 R.
S&W Model 10 in .38 short
.455 Webley Revolver
M-1862 "Parrot" field gun
75mm French Howitzer (model of 1912)
Rolls/Panhard Armoured Car (Model of 1914)
7.7mm Arisaka Rifle
6.5mm Arisaka Rifle
Hotchkiss LMG in 8mm Lebel
Chaucat LMG (8mm)
Maxim Machinegun in 7.92mmSP
While still far from being equipped in the fashion of a more modern force, the Nuevo Kowloon Military has taken some of the lessons of the Elvindom/Aust War to heart- their Logistical tail is equipped with considerably more modern systems than their front-line combat units, including systems like the American-made HMMTT heavy truck, large numbers of fuel-tankers for a relatively small number of combat vehicles, improved M-88 Recovery vehicles, and a standardization to diesel-powered vehicles for all ground units.
The choice of the .30-06 cartridge in this era of ever smaller rounds with lighter kick, reflects the Neuvo Kowloonese Militia system, rather than any sort of tactical doctrine. The .30-06 is just as effective on Tigers and Bears, as it is on men. This, according to the local logic, makes it a more useful "General" cartridge than the 7.62 or 5.56mm Nato round-neither of which can be loaded with bullets heavier than 200 grains in weight.
Considering the majority-rural nature of the Nation, and the requirement that all citizens maintain their issue firearms at home when not on active duty, means that the military had to accept a compromise, and since the bulk of ammunition loaded at the National Arsenal in Hue was already .30-06, that was the round selected for general usage.
The Board of Armaments purchased several "Used" vehicle systems, and found that the local personnel were most comfortable working on equipment built to American standard, rather than Metric standard.
The M-24 Chaffee, and the M-48 (both considered long obselete in most other nations-even of comparable size) were selected for upgrade, and the upgrade package design was based on Israeli work with the M-4 Sherman, and M-60 Patton series tanks.
Some alterations were necessary to accept ASE standard bolts and to alter the machine-drawings for some components to ASE and AWS standard measurements (necessary as most Machine-tooling in the country is not compatible with Metric measures).
Programmes for the fire-on the move systems were re-written to inch/feet/miles.
Maps of the nation are Aviation standard 1:50,000 scale marked in Miles, and feet.
NBC detectors have been purchased from TharHes, and are the most advanced hardware in Neuvo-Kowloonese possession...right behind the personal protective gear (supplied by a certain ally after the war...)
The Medical Battalions include mobile-medical systems that, on average, cost more than a battalion of heavy tanks each.
Over the last three years, the nation has spent 80% of its military budget for acquisitions on improving non-combat systems such as transport, logistics, and Medical care. Attendant training has seen a net increase that may be felt at some point in the Civilian area, as newly-minted Doctors, Engineers, and Mechanics complete their mandatory Active-service terms and enter the workforce in three years time.
Lt. Col. Issac Stearns,
Nuevo Kowloon Army
Dept. of Adjutants