Talimakaka
20-03-2006, 01:45
This is the equipment of the current Talimakakan armed service.
Full specifications are not supplied for security reason but are obtainable on telegram
ooc: long post sources from the internet (of course) http://en.wikipedia.org just a show of force equitment etc can post if ya like but a lot will change if a defence contract happens, but just in case i some war happens now and i get dragged in.
ARMY
Individual Equipment
Personal Load Carrying Equipment and Personal Armour
Personal Role Radio
Personal Clothing
Small Arms and Support Weapons
SA80 Individual Weapon and Light Support Weapon
Heavy Machine Gun
General Purpose Machine Gun
Light Machine Gun
Milan and Light Forces Anti-Tank Guided Weapon
81mm Mortar
51mm Mortar
Light Anti-Armour Weapon and NLAW
Sniper Rifles
Armoured Fighting Vehicles
Challenger 2 Main Battle Tank
Warrior Infantry Fighting Vehicle
Saxon Armoured Personnel Carrier
Sabre
Spartan
Scimitar
Striker
Samson
Samaritan
Sultan
FV430 Fighting Vehicle Series
Artillery and Air Defence
Multiple Launch Rocket System
AS90 Self-Propelled Gun
L118 Light Gun
Starstreak High Velocity Missile
Rapier Field Standard C
Air Defence Alerting Device
Engineer Equipment
Infantry Foot Bridge
Combat Engineer Tractor
Tank Bridge Transporters
Medium Wheeled Tractor
Foden GS 6x6 Recovery Vehicle
Challenger Armoured Repair and Recovery Vehicle
M3 Amphibious Bridging Vehicle
Armoured Vehicle Royal Engineers
Armoured Vehicle Launcher Bridge
Shielder Anti-Tank System
Logistics Vehicles
Truck Utility Light/Medium
All-Terrain Mobility Platform
Truck Utility Heavy/Medium (Heavy Duty)
Demountable Rack Offload and Pickup System
Motorcycles
Truck Cargo 14-Tonne 6x6 Medium Mobility
Truck Cargo 8-Tonne 4x4 Mediun Mobility
Heavy Equipment Transporter
Carrier Full-Tracked Articulated BV206
Truck 4-Tonne GS
The Electronic Battlefield
MSTAR Battlefield Radar
Satellite Comunications
Spyglass
Ptarmigan
Artillery Locating Radar
Bowman
Clansman
Phoenix Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
Aircraft
Lynx AH7 and AH9
Apache AH Mk1
(WAH 64 Apache Longbow)
Gazelle
Bell 212
BN-2 Islander
Landing Craft and Assault Boats
Assault Boat
Rigid Raider
Mexeflote
Landing Craft Vehicle/Personnel
Combat Support Boat
Ramped Landing Craft Logistic
Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Defence Systems
Fuchs Reconnaissance Vehicle
NAIAD
T.A.F (Talimakaka Air Force)
Aircraft in current T.A.F service
The TAF operates many different aircraft types, to fulfil a wide range of differing missions.
Offensive Aircraft
These aircraft enable the TAF to project air power as a deterrent, or in response to aggression, to any part of the world. The ability to operate far from their fixed bases at short notice is testimony to the effectiveness of the modern TAF.
Harrier
Jaguar
Tornado GR4
Typhoon (Eurofighter)
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Defensive Aircraft
The Air Defence of Talimakaka is one of the key roles of the Talimakaka Air Force. The Air Defence forces of the TAF have to be potent, responsive and flexible.
Sentry
Tornado F3
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Reconnaissance and Maritime Patrol Aircraft
On the modern battlefield, information, particularly accurate and timely information, is vital to any force commander. To supply this resource, the TAF operates a variety of aircraft equipped with world-leading reconnaissance systems. As a maritime nation, protection of the sea lanes is also of paramount importance, a role fulfilled by the Nimrod fleet.
Canberra
Nimrod MR2
Nimrod R1
Tornado GR4A
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Tanker and Transport Aircraft
TAF air defence and other fixed wing operational aircraft are supported by a force of tanker aircraft. An air-to-air refuelling capability is a major asset to any air force enabling aircraft to be deployed very quickly over large distances, to stay on patrol longer, and to fly further into enemy territory carrying larger weapon loads. Equally vital to the projection of effective air power by a modern air force are strategic and tactical transport aircraft. Combat aircraft need a wide variety of support equipment and personnel to operate away from base, delivering these to where they are needed is the task of these aircraft.
C-17A Globemaster
Hercules C1 / C3
Hercules C4 / C5
Tristar
VC10
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Smaller Transport Aircraft
Smaller transport aircraft are operated by No 32 (The Royal) Squadron based at TAF Northolt. These aircraft are employed on domestic and overseas flights in the rapid communications role for use by royalty, government ministers and senior military officers. The fleet includes six BAe 125 executive jets (Series 700), two BAe 146s, and three Twin Squirrel helicopters.
BAe 125
BAe 146
Squirrel HCC1
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Helicopters
The TAF has a commitment to support the Army in the field. The helicopter forces have a number of tasks in this role, largely that of transport of supplies and equipment to forward operating bases. Aside from this major task, the TAF helicopter forces also evacuate casualties, and operate in support.
Chinook
Puma
Merlin
Sea King
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Training Aircraft
The quality of the TAF front line pilot is entirely dependent on their training. Without first class instructors, flying the most effective training aircraft, this quality would be difficult to achieve. These aircraft and the instructors are the building blocks upon which the best traditions of the service are founded.
Dominie
Firefly
Hawk
Jetstream
King Air
Tucano
Tutor
Griffin
Squirrel HT1
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Future Requirements
Several major procurement programmes are currently underway for future TAF requirements. The current TAF fleet of Nimrod MR2s is due to undergo a major refurbishment programme during the next decade, and these aircraft will be known as Nimrod MRA4s and RAF VC10 and Tristar tanker/transports are also due for replacement later in the decade. Finally, the Harriers will be replaced with the new Joint Strike Fighter currently undergoing development.
Future Strategic Tanker Aircraft/FSTA (Airbus A330)
Hawk 128
F-35 (Joint Strike Fighter)
His Masters Royal Navy
Major Surface Combatants
Invincible-class Aircraft carriers
Invincible-class
HMS Invincible (R05)
HMS Illustrious (R06) (Flagship of the active fleet)
HMS Ark Royal (R07)
Type 42 destroyers
Type 42 Destroyer-class batches 1 & 2
HMS Southampton (D90)
HMS Nottingham (D91)
HMS Liverpool (D92)
HMS Manchester (D95)
HMS Gloucester (D96)
HMS Edinburgh (D97)
HMS York (D98)
Type 23 frigates
Type 23 Frigate-classHMS Argyll (F231)
HMS Lancaster (F229)
HMS Iron Duke (F234)
HMS Monmouth (F235)
HMS Montrose (F236)
HMS Westminster (F237)
HMS Northumberland (F238)
HMS Richmond (F239)
HMS Somerset (F82)
HMS Sutherland (F81)
HMS Kent (F78)
HMS Portland (F79)
HMS St Albans (F83)
Type 22 frigates
Type 22 Frigate-class
Albion-class
Ocean-classHMS Cornwall (F99)
HMS Cumberland (F85)
HMS Campbeltown (F86)
HMS Chatham (F87)
Amphibious Forces
Albion-class landing platform docks
HMS Albion (L14)
HMS Bulwark (L15)
Landing Platform Helicopter
HMS Ocean (L12)
Mine Warfare Forces
Sandown-class minesweepers
HMS Walney (M104)
HMS Penzance (M106)
HMS Pembroke (M107)
HMS Grimsby (M108)
HMS Bangor (M109)
HMS Ramsey (M110)
HMS Blyth (M111)
HMS Shoreham (M112)
Hunt-class minesweepers
HMS Ledbury (M30)
HMS Cattistock (M31)
HMS Brocklesby (M33)
HMS Middleton (M34)
HMS Chiddingfold (M37)
HMS Atherstone (M38)
HMS Hurworth (M39)
HMS Quorn (M41)
Patrol Vessels
Antarctic patrol ship
HMS Endurance (A171)
River-class patrol vessels
HMS Mersey (P283)
HMS Severn (P282)
HMS Tyne (P281)
Castle-class patrol vessels
HMS Dumbarton Castle (P265)
HMS Example (P165)
HMS Archer (P264)
Archer-class P2000 fast patrol boats
HMS Archer (P264)
HMS Biter (P270)
HMS Smiter (P272)
HMS Blazer (P279)
HMS Puncher (P291)
HMS Charger (P292)
HMS Ranger (P293)
HMS Trumpeter (P294)
HMS Express (P163)
HMS Example (P165)
HMS Explorer (P164)
HMS Exploit (P167)
HMS Tracker (P274)
HMS Raider (P275)
Scimitar-class fast patrol boats (Gibraltar Squadron)
HMS Scimitar (P284)
HMS Sabre (P285)
Archer-class P2000 fast patrol boats (Cyprus Squadron)
HMS Pursuer (P273)
HMS Dasher (P280)
Survey Vessels
Ocean survey vessel
HMS Scott (H131)
Coastal survey vessels
HMS Roebuck (H130)
HMSML Gleaner (H86)
Echo class multi-purpose survey vessels
HMS Echo (H87)
HMS Enterprise (H88)
Submarines
Vanguard-class submarines (SSBNs)
HMS Vanguard (S28)
HMS Victorious (S29)
HMS Vigilant (S30)
HMS Vengeance (S31)
Swiftsure-class submarines (SSNs)
HMS Superb (S109)
HMS Sceptre (S104)
Trafalgar-class submarines (SSNs)
HMS Trafalgar (S107)
HMS Turbulent (S87)
HMS Tireless (S88)
HMS Torbay (S90)
HMS Trenchant (S91)
HMS Talent (S92)
HMS Triumph (S93)
Other ships in commission
HMS Bristol (D23)
HMS Caroline
HMS Victory
Full specifications are not supplied for security reason but are obtainable on telegram
ooc: long post sources from the internet (of course) http://en.wikipedia.org just a show of force equitment etc can post if ya like but a lot will change if a defence contract happens, but just in case i some war happens now and i get dragged in.
ARMY
Individual Equipment
Personal Load Carrying Equipment and Personal Armour
Personal Role Radio
Personal Clothing
Small Arms and Support Weapons
SA80 Individual Weapon and Light Support Weapon
Heavy Machine Gun
General Purpose Machine Gun
Light Machine Gun
Milan and Light Forces Anti-Tank Guided Weapon
81mm Mortar
51mm Mortar
Light Anti-Armour Weapon and NLAW
Sniper Rifles
Armoured Fighting Vehicles
Challenger 2 Main Battle Tank
Warrior Infantry Fighting Vehicle
Saxon Armoured Personnel Carrier
Sabre
Spartan
Scimitar
Striker
Samson
Samaritan
Sultan
FV430 Fighting Vehicle Series
Artillery and Air Defence
Multiple Launch Rocket System
AS90 Self-Propelled Gun
L118 Light Gun
Starstreak High Velocity Missile
Rapier Field Standard C
Air Defence Alerting Device
Engineer Equipment
Infantry Foot Bridge
Combat Engineer Tractor
Tank Bridge Transporters
Medium Wheeled Tractor
Foden GS 6x6 Recovery Vehicle
Challenger Armoured Repair and Recovery Vehicle
M3 Amphibious Bridging Vehicle
Armoured Vehicle Royal Engineers
Armoured Vehicle Launcher Bridge
Shielder Anti-Tank System
Logistics Vehicles
Truck Utility Light/Medium
All-Terrain Mobility Platform
Truck Utility Heavy/Medium (Heavy Duty)
Demountable Rack Offload and Pickup System
Motorcycles
Truck Cargo 14-Tonne 6x6 Medium Mobility
Truck Cargo 8-Tonne 4x4 Mediun Mobility
Heavy Equipment Transporter
Carrier Full-Tracked Articulated BV206
Truck 4-Tonne GS
The Electronic Battlefield
MSTAR Battlefield Radar
Satellite Comunications
Spyglass
Ptarmigan
Artillery Locating Radar
Bowman
Clansman
Phoenix Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
Aircraft
Lynx AH7 and AH9
Apache AH Mk1
(WAH 64 Apache Longbow)
Gazelle
Bell 212
BN-2 Islander
Landing Craft and Assault Boats
Assault Boat
Rigid Raider
Mexeflote
Landing Craft Vehicle/Personnel
Combat Support Boat
Ramped Landing Craft Logistic
Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Defence Systems
Fuchs Reconnaissance Vehicle
NAIAD
T.A.F (Talimakaka Air Force)
Aircraft in current T.A.F service
The TAF operates many different aircraft types, to fulfil a wide range of differing missions.
Offensive Aircraft
These aircraft enable the TAF to project air power as a deterrent, or in response to aggression, to any part of the world. The ability to operate far from their fixed bases at short notice is testimony to the effectiveness of the modern TAF.
Harrier
Jaguar
Tornado GR4
Typhoon (Eurofighter)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Defensive Aircraft
The Air Defence of Talimakaka is one of the key roles of the Talimakaka Air Force. The Air Defence forces of the TAF have to be potent, responsive and flexible.
Sentry
Tornado F3
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Reconnaissance and Maritime Patrol Aircraft
On the modern battlefield, information, particularly accurate and timely information, is vital to any force commander. To supply this resource, the TAF operates a variety of aircraft equipped with world-leading reconnaissance systems. As a maritime nation, protection of the sea lanes is also of paramount importance, a role fulfilled by the Nimrod fleet.
Canberra
Nimrod MR2
Nimrod R1
Tornado GR4A
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Tanker and Transport Aircraft
TAF air defence and other fixed wing operational aircraft are supported by a force of tanker aircraft. An air-to-air refuelling capability is a major asset to any air force enabling aircraft to be deployed very quickly over large distances, to stay on patrol longer, and to fly further into enemy territory carrying larger weapon loads. Equally vital to the projection of effective air power by a modern air force are strategic and tactical transport aircraft. Combat aircraft need a wide variety of support equipment and personnel to operate away from base, delivering these to where they are needed is the task of these aircraft.
C-17A Globemaster
Hercules C1 / C3
Hercules C4 / C5
Tristar
VC10
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Smaller Transport Aircraft
Smaller transport aircraft are operated by No 32 (The Royal) Squadron based at TAF Northolt. These aircraft are employed on domestic and overseas flights in the rapid communications role for use by royalty, government ministers and senior military officers. The fleet includes six BAe 125 executive jets (Series 700), two BAe 146s, and three Twin Squirrel helicopters.
BAe 125
BAe 146
Squirrel HCC1
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Helicopters
The TAF has a commitment to support the Army in the field. The helicopter forces have a number of tasks in this role, largely that of transport of supplies and equipment to forward operating bases. Aside from this major task, the TAF helicopter forces also evacuate casualties, and operate in support.
Chinook
Puma
Merlin
Sea King
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Training Aircraft
The quality of the TAF front line pilot is entirely dependent on their training. Without first class instructors, flying the most effective training aircraft, this quality would be difficult to achieve. These aircraft and the instructors are the building blocks upon which the best traditions of the service are founded.
Dominie
Firefly
Hawk
Jetstream
King Air
Tucano
Tutor
Griffin
Squirrel HT1
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Future Requirements
Several major procurement programmes are currently underway for future TAF requirements. The current TAF fleet of Nimrod MR2s is due to undergo a major refurbishment programme during the next decade, and these aircraft will be known as Nimrod MRA4s and RAF VC10 and Tristar tanker/transports are also due for replacement later in the decade. Finally, the Harriers will be replaced with the new Joint Strike Fighter currently undergoing development.
Future Strategic Tanker Aircraft/FSTA (Airbus A330)
Hawk 128
F-35 (Joint Strike Fighter)
His Masters Royal Navy
Major Surface Combatants
Invincible-class Aircraft carriers
Invincible-class
HMS Invincible (R05)
HMS Illustrious (R06) (Flagship of the active fleet)
HMS Ark Royal (R07)
Type 42 destroyers
Type 42 Destroyer-class batches 1 & 2
HMS Southampton (D90)
HMS Nottingham (D91)
HMS Liverpool (D92)
HMS Manchester (D95)
HMS Gloucester (D96)
HMS Edinburgh (D97)
HMS York (D98)
Type 23 frigates
Type 23 Frigate-classHMS Argyll (F231)
HMS Lancaster (F229)
HMS Iron Duke (F234)
HMS Monmouth (F235)
HMS Montrose (F236)
HMS Westminster (F237)
HMS Northumberland (F238)
HMS Richmond (F239)
HMS Somerset (F82)
HMS Sutherland (F81)
HMS Kent (F78)
HMS Portland (F79)
HMS St Albans (F83)
Type 22 frigates
Type 22 Frigate-class
Albion-class
Ocean-classHMS Cornwall (F99)
HMS Cumberland (F85)
HMS Campbeltown (F86)
HMS Chatham (F87)
Amphibious Forces
Albion-class landing platform docks
HMS Albion (L14)
HMS Bulwark (L15)
Landing Platform Helicopter
HMS Ocean (L12)
Mine Warfare Forces
Sandown-class minesweepers
HMS Walney (M104)
HMS Penzance (M106)
HMS Pembroke (M107)
HMS Grimsby (M108)
HMS Bangor (M109)
HMS Ramsey (M110)
HMS Blyth (M111)
HMS Shoreham (M112)
Hunt-class minesweepers
HMS Ledbury (M30)
HMS Cattistock (M31)
HMS Brocklesby (M33)
HMS Middleton (M34)
HMS Chiddingfold (M37)
HMS Atherstone (M38)
HMS Hurworth (M39)
HMS Quorn (M41)
Patrol Vessels
Antarctic patrol ship
HMS Endurance (A171)
River-class patrol vessels
HMS Mersey (P283)
HMS Severn (P282)
HMS Tyne (P281)
Castle-class patrol vessels
HMS Dumbarton Castle (P265)
HMS Example (P165)
HMS Archer (P264)
Archer-class P2000 fast patrol boats
HMS Archer (P264)
HMS Biter (P270)
HMS Smiter (P272)
HMS Blazer (P279)
HMS Puncher (P291)
HMS Charger (P292)
HMS Ranger (P293)
HMS Trumpeter (P294)
HMS Express (P163)
HMS Example (P165)
HMS Explorer (P164)
HMS Exploit (P167)
HMS Tracker (P274)
HMS Raider (P275)
Scimitar-class fast patrol boats (Gibraltar Squadron)
HMS Scimitar (P284)
HMS Sabre (P285)
Archer-class P2000 fast patrol boats (Cyprus Squadron)
HMS Pursuer (P273)
HMS Dasher (P280)
Survey Vessels
Ocean survey vessel
HMS Scott (H131)
Coastal survey vessels
HMS Roebuck (H130)
HMSML Gleaner (H86)
Echo class multi-purpose survey vessels
HMS Echo (H87)
HMS Enterprise (H88)
Submarines
Vanguard-class submarines (SSBNs)
HMS Vanguard (S28)
HMS Victorious (S29)
HMS Vigilant (S30)
HMS Vengeance (S31)
Swiftsure-class submarines (SSNs)
HMS Superb (S109)
HMS Sceptre (S104)
Trafalgar-class submarines (SSNs)
HMS Trafalgar (S107)
HMS Turbulent (S87)
HMS Tireless (S88)
HMS Torbay (S90)
HMS Trenchant (S91)
HMS Talent (S92)
HMS Triumph (S93)
Other ships in commission
HMS Bristol (D23)
HMS Caroline
HMS Victory