Elephantum
23-12-2005, 04:43
Elephanti Military
The Elephanti Military is divided into four branches, along with special groups (in blue):
Elephanti Army
Elephanti Navy
Elephanti Air Force
Elephanti Royal Guard
Defense Force of Monaco
Elephanti Army
Total Personnel: 19,650,000
Combat Personnel: 6,702,750
Other Personnel: 12,947,250
Divisions:
Armored: 125
Mech. Inf.: 100
Marine: 48 (divided into 16 MEFs)
Infantry: 352
Mountain: 50
Para: 25
Peacekeeper: 150
Engineer:100
Elephanti Navy
Nightengale Class Hospital Shipx50
Moengen Class Refueling Shipx150
Wirgley Class Munition Carrierx100
Eleeste Class Tank Landerx50
Tennesse Class Combat Subx200
Devil Class Fast Patrol Boatx750
Armada Class Frigate/Escortx300
Mjedle Class Frigate/Escortx250
Bergen Class Air Defensex300
Devlin Flt II Class Destroyerx175
Rothsky Class Anti-Sub Dest.x250
Kubler* Class Guided Missile Cruiserx200
Horaland Class Heavy Guided Missile Cruiserx150
Awali Class Assault Carrierx25
Tylos Class Carrierx10
Tiger Class Battlcruiserx100
Ragarnok flt II Class Battleshipx50
*Kubler Class Cruisers are generally referred to as "K" class
Elephanti Air Force
The Elephanti Air Force is divided into several different command areas, or {A}COMs (Air Commands). These are (RED commands are not currently in use):
NAMCOM (North American Air Command)
MEXCOM (Mexican Air Command)
SAACOM (South American Air Command)
AFCOM (African Air Command)
GULFCOM (Gulf Area Air Command)
EURCOM (European Command)
INDCOM (Indian Command)
PACOM (Pacific Command)
RUSCOM (Russian Command)
ANTCOM (Antarctican Command)
EASTCOM (East Asian Command)
Aircraft are divided into wings, each of which contains a variable number of planes. The wings are as follows:
Elephanti Air Force (red=classified)
Weather Wings (5 wings, 20 planes per wing)
5xLC-130P
5xWC-130E
5xWP-3D
5xWU-2
Weather wings are used to conduct meteorological research and reporting. The LC-130’s are designed for transport in polar conditions, and frequently operate in Antarctica. These wings are generally divided over several bases, as they are not needed en masse.
Refueling Wings (25 wings, 12 planes per wing)
2xKC-10A Extender
2xKC-130T
8xKC-135R Stratotanker
Refueling wings refuel planes in their missions. Most major bases have refueling wings, which help supply most area bases.
Coastal Patrol Wings (250 wings, 10 planes per wing)
6xS-3B Viking
2xP-3H Orion
1xNimrod AEW3
1xAtlantique ATL2
2xV-22 Osprey
Coastal Patrol Wings are small, mobile groups, used to protect and monitor the coast. While frequently working with the Detection Wings or the Elephanti Navy, these are designed to be able to be housed at any base in the country, and every base within a short distance of the coast has at least one wing garrisoned. Several civilian airports also house wings.
Intel Wings (25 wings, 32 planes per wing)
4xES-3A Shadow
4xGlobal Hawk UAV
5xMQ-9A Predator
10xNimrod MR2
4xSR-71C Blackbird
6xU-2R Dragon Lady
Intel Wings gather important intelligence for the military. Many planes in this wing have never been announced to be part of the Air Force, and are kept as secret as possible.
Detection and Electronic Warfare Wings (50 wings, 31 planes per)
8xE-2C Hawkeye
10xE-3K Sentry
3xEA-6B Prowler
5xE-8C JSTARS
2xEC-130Q
1xEF-111A Raven
2xEP-3E Aries II
One of the most important groups in the Air Force, the Detection and Electronic Warfare wings work to gather battlefield information and relay it to troops. Some planes provide more direct support, jamming communications or conducting other activities.
Bombing Wings (25 wings, 80 planes per wing)
10xAvro Vulcan
20xB-52H Stratofortress
10xXB-70 Valkyrie
40xBucaneer
Bombing wings are large groups, only stationed at major bases. While they are only equipped with conventional weapons, they have both tactical and strategic components, so that they can commit to the battleline as well as conducting missions inside enemy territory.
Cargo Wings (50 wings, 110 planes per)
10xC-5B Galaxy
20xC-2A Greyhound
20xC-17A Globemaster III
20xC-141C Starlifter
40xC-130J Hercules
Massive wings, these groups form the logistical backbone of the Air Force, consequently the entire military. Only the biggest bases can handle a full wing in addition to the many other aircraft they must handle, so these wings generally cover a large area. These planes also transport Paradrop divisions for the Army.
Combat Wings (50 wings, 130 planes per)
5xAC-130U Spooky
10xA-6F Intruder
50x Hindustan LCA
10x Lavi
10xK-8 Karakorum
5xF-2 Mitsubishi
20xF-14D Tomcat
10xEurofighter Typhoon
10xF-111F Aardvark
Combat Wings combine fighter and attack aircraft in a massive group of combat planes. They can fight combat roles, light bombing, escort duty, or whatever the mission requires. The Hindustan LCA is the backbone fighter, while other fighters augment the ability. These massive wings generally are divided over several bases as well.
Other Planes (100)
100xMC-130 Combat Talon
Elephanti Royal Guard
Defense Force of Monaco
When the Duchy of Monaco collapsed, Elephantum restored order to its allies' capital. Granted independent status, the United Sultanates have sworn a solemn vow to protect the city shoud it need defending. However, the nation does maintain a small militia. While few permanent soldiers exist, many train at the Monagesque Royal Barracks on the weekends. The total military+police force is as follows.
Numbers:Volunteer Based, equipment for 750 infantry plus vehicles provided by government
Air Equipment:3xUH-60 Blackhawk Multi-role Helicopter
Land Vehicles:10xEagle III Recon Vehicle
12xWarrior LAV
5xPaladin Self-Propelled Howitzer
3xChallenger 2E MBT
5xCougar Air Defense APC
Guns:
Glock 17 x 750 (pistol)
AW Covert x 25 (Sniper)
IMI Uzi x 500 (SMG)
RPK-74 x 50 (Light Machine Gun)
Browning M2HB x 25 (Heavy Machine Gun)
RPG-29 x 25 (RPG)
Milan 3 x 10 (Anti-tank)
AK-107 x 115 (Assault
The Elephanti Military is divided into four branches, along with special groups (in blue):
Elephanti Army
Elephanti Navy
Elephanti Air Force
Elephanti Royal Guard
Defense Force of Monaco
Elephanti Army
Total Personnel: 19,650,000
Combat Personnel: 6,702,750
Other Personnel: 12,947,250
Divisions:
Armored: 125
Mech. Inf.: 100
Marine: 48 (divided into 16 MEFs)
Infantry: 352
Mountain: 50
Para: 25
Peacekeeper: 150
Engineer:100
Elephanti Navy
Nightengale Class Hospital Shipx50
Moengen Class Refueling Shipx150
Wirgley Class Munition Carrierx100
Eleeste Class Tank Landerx50
Tennesse Class Combat Subx200
Devil Class Fast Patrol Boatx750
Armada Class Frigate/Escortx300
Mjedle Class Frigate/Escortx250
Bergen Class Air Defensex300
Devlin Flt II Class Destroyerx175
Rothsky Class Anti-Sub Dest.x250
Kubler* Class Guided Missile Cruiserx200
Horaland Class Heavy Guided Missile Cruiserx150
Awali Class Assault Carrierx25
Tylos Class Carrierx10
Tiger Class Battlcruiserx100
Ragarnok flt II Class Battleshipx50
*Kubler Class Cruisers are generally referred to as "K" class
Elephanti Air Force
The Elephanti Air Force is divided into several different command areas, or {A}COMs (Air Commands). These are (RED commands are not currently in use):
NAMCOM (North American Air Command)
MEXCOM (Mexican Air Command)
SAACOM (South American Air Command)
AFCOM (African Air Command)
GULFCOM (Gulf Area Air Command)
EURCOM (European Command)
INDCOM (Indian Command)
PACOM (Pacific Command)
RUSCOM (Russian Command)
ANTCOM (Antarctican Command)
EASTCOM (East Asian Command)
Aircraft are divided into wings, each of which contains a variable number of planes. The wings are as follows:
Elephanti Air Force (red=classified)
Weather Wings (5 wings, 20 planes per wing)
5xLC-130P
5xWC-130E
5xWP-3D
5xWU-2
Weather wings are used to conduct meteorological research and reporting. The LC-130’s are designed for transport in polar conditions, and frequently operate in Antarctica. These wings are generally divided over several bases, as they are not needed en masse.
Refueling Wings (25 wings, 12 planes per wing)
2xKC-10A Extender
2xKC-130T
8xKC-135R Stratotanker
Refueling wings refuel planes in their missions. Most major bases have refueling wings, which help supply most area bases.
Coastal Patrol Wings (250 wings, 10 planes per wing)
6xS-3B Viking
2xP-3H Orion
1xNimrod AEW3
1xAtlantique ATL2
2xV-22 Osprey
Coastal Patrol Wings are small, mobile groups, used to protect and monitor the coast. While frequently working with the Detection Wings or the Elephanti Navy, these are designed to be able to be housed at any base in the country, and every base within a short distance of the coast has at least one wing garrisoned. Several civilian airports also house wings.
Intel Wings (25 wings, 32 planes per wing)
4xES-3A Shadow
4xGlobal Hawk UAV
5xMQ-9A Predator
10xNimrod MR2
4xSR-71C Blackbird
6xU-2R Dragon Lady
Intel Wings gather important intelligence for the military. Many planes in this wing have never been announced to be part of the Air Force, and are kept as secret as possible.
Detection and Electronic Warfare Wings (50 wings, 31 planes per)
8xE-2C Hawkeye
10xE-3K Sentry
3xEA-6B Prowler
5xE-8C JSTARS
2xEC-130Q
1xEF-111A Raven
2xEP-3E Aries II
One of the most important groups in the Air Force, the Detection and Electronic Warfare wings work to gather battlefield information and relay it to troops. Some planes provide more direct support, jamming communications or conducting other activities.
Bombing Wings (25 wings, 80 planes per wing)
10xAvro Vulcan
20xB-52H Stratofortress
10xXB-70 Valkyrie
40xBucaneer
Bombing wings are large groups, only stationed at major bases. While they are only equipped with conventional weapons, they have both tactical and strategic components, so that they can commit to the battleline as well as conducting missions inside enemy territory.
Cargo Wings (50 wings, 110 planes per)
10xC-5B Galaxy
20xC-2A Greyhound
20xC-17A Globemaster III
20xC-141C Starlifter
40xC-130J Hercules
Massive wings, these groups form the logistical backbone of the Air Force, consequently the entire military. Only the biggest bases can handle a full wing in addition to the many other aircraft they must handle, so these wings generally cover a large area. These planes also transport Paradrop divisions for the Army.
Combat Wings (50 wings, 130 planes per)
5xAC-130U Spooky
10xA-6F Intruder
50x Hindustan LCA
10x Lavi
10xK-8 Karakorum
5xF-2 Mitsubishi
20xF-14D Tomcat
10xEurofighter Typhoon
10xF-111F Aardvark
Combat Wings combine fighter and attack aircraft in a massive group of combat planes. They can fight combat roles, light bombing, escort duty, or whatever the mission requires. The Hindustan LCA is the backbone fighter, while other fighters augment the ability. These massive wings generally are divided over several bases as well.
Other Planes (100)
100xMC-130 Combat Talon
Elephanti Royal Guard
Defense Force of Monaco
When the Duchy of Monaco collapsed, Elephantum restored order to its allies' capital. Granted independent status, the United Sultanates have sworn a solemn vow to protect the city shoud it need defending. However, the nation does maintain a small militia. While few permanent soldiers exist, many train at the Monagesque Royal Barracks on the weekends. The total military+police force is as follows.
Numbers:Volunteer Based, equipment for 750 infantry plus vehicles provided by government
Air Equipment:3xUH-60 Blackhawk Multi-role Helicopter
Land Vehicles:10xEagle III Recon Vehicle
12xWarrior LAV
5xPaladin Self-Propelled Howitzer
3xChallenger 2E MBT
5xCougar Air Defense APC
Guns:
Glock 17 x 750 (pistol)
AW Covert x 25 (Sniper)
IMI Uzi x 500 (SMG)
RPK-74 x 50 (Light Machine Gun)
Browning M2HB x 25 (Heavy Machine Gun)
RPG-29 x 25 (RPG)
Milan 3 x 10 (Anti-tank)
AK-107 x 115 (Assault