Tolvanic Military Organization
Tolvanic Army
The bulk of the Tolvanic Army reports to Land Forces Command (LFC) headquartered at Fort Nix, near Brayton. LFC retains operational control over all deployable conventional Army units. LFC currently contains four corps level headquarters, twelve divisions (six armored, three motorised infantry, three airmobile), three armored cavalry regiments, three artillery brigades (two armored, one airmobile), three air defense brigades, three combat engineer brigades (all mechanized), four attack aviation brigades (in addition to those assigned to the divisions), three aviation lift brigades (in addition to those assigned to airmobile divisions), three military police brigades (all motorized though one is airborne capable), and three Theater Sustainment Groups (TSG).
Army total personnel strength: 485,276
Corps
The Tolvanic Army operates three corps level headquarters formations, these are:
I Corps (armored)
III Corps (airmobile)
V Corps (training and home defense)
VII Corps (armored)
While any corps HQ can control any type of division, the HQs are optimised for a particular type of unit. Corps HQs can control anywhere from two to four divisions, as well as additional engineer, artillery, air defense, and military police assets as required by mission considerations.
Current Corps HQ locations:
I Corps - Fort Jackson
III Corps - Fort Baines
V Corps - Fort Lynchman
VII Corps - Fort Morgan
Divisions
The division is primarily an organizational formation in peacetime and while deployed coordinates the operations of two-four brigade combat teams, as well as support and aviation assets as needed. Administrative functions are handled by the separate administrative support units and base adminstrative officers. The Tolvanic Army currently fields three types of division: armored, motorised, and airmobile.
Armored Division
The armored division is combined arms unit consisted primarily of tanks and mechanized infantry and with a significant degree of mechanization among its support units. Armored divisions are primarily offensive formations but operate in the defensive if necessary.
Armored divisions consist of:
3x armored brigade combat teams
1x attack aviation brigade
1x Civil Affairs company
1x Psychological Operations company
1x Mobile Field Hospital
1x Divisional HQ
Armored divisions have a personnel strength of 20,158.
The Tolvanic Army includes the following armored divisions:
1st Armored Division - Fort Jackson
2nd Armored Division - Fort Hewlett
3rd Armored Division - Fort Carter
4th Armored Division - Fort Hobey
5th Armored Division - Fort Sullivan
6th Armored Division - Fort Nix
Motorised Infantry Division
The motorised infantry division offers a "medium-weight" option to field commanders. The motorised infantry division utilizes the Tolvanic Light Armored Vehicle (TLAV) chasis for the basis of most of the divisions combat and combat support units. The motorised division combines the tactical mobility, survivability, and firepower of mechanized units with the strategic mobility, light logistical footprint, and greater infantry strength of a light force. As a result motorised infantry divisions are capable of both high intensity combat operations (though heavy forces are preferred) and conducting Operations Other Than War (OOTW).
Motorised Infantry Divisions consist of:
3x Motorised Infantry Brigade Combat Teams
1x attack aviation Brigade
1x Civil Affairs company
1x Psychological Operations company
1x Mobile Field Hospital
1x Divisional HQ
Current Units:
4th Motorised Infantry Division - Fort Crawford
5th Motorised Infantry Division - Fort Kentson
6th Motorised Infantry Division - Fort Linton
Total personnel strength: 15,095
Airmobile/Light Infantry Division
The airmobile division is a light infantry division trained and equipped to fight as either an airborne, air assault, or light infantry force. The force emphasizes strategic mobility at the expense of tactical mobility and firepower.
Airmobile divisions consist of:
3x infantry brigade combat teams
1x light attack aviation brigade
1x air assault aviation brigade
1x Civil Affairs company
1x Psychological Operations company
1x Mobile Field Hospital
1x Divisional HQ
The Tolvanic Army consists of the following airmobile divisions:
1st Airmobile Division - Fort Baines
2nd Airmobile Division - Fort Carver
3rd Airmobile Division - Fort Baines (one brigade at Fort Hobey)
Airmobile infantry divisions have a personnel strength of 15,204.
Brigade Combat Teams
The Brigade Combat Team (BCT) is the primary tactical unit of the Tolvanic Army. While division's retain operational and administrative control the Battle at Brigade Level and Below doctrine dictates use of largely independent BCTs to accomplish a series of objectives linked to an overall divisional concept of employment. As such BCTs are combined arms units containing all the necessary subunits for sustained combat, minus aviation assets.
As with divisions there are two types of BCT in the Tolvanic Army: armored and light/airmobile
Armored BCT
An armored BCT is a combined arms unit specialized for offensive and defensive manuevar warfare against a conventional foe.
Armored BCTs consist of the following:
2x armored battalion (90 Hellhound MBTs)
2x mechanized infantry battalion (90 Spartan III IFVs)
1x cavalry squadron (30 Ranger CVR and 6 UAVs)
1x field artillery battalion (24 M110 Flail SPH, 6 M235 Ballista MLRS)
1x air defense battalion (24 Typhoon ADV)
1x combat engineer battalion (45 M225 APC, 12 M36 CEV, 6 M38 AVLB)
1x military police company
1x brigade support battalion
1x CBRN warfare company
1x signals company
1x military intelligence company
1x brigade HQ
Total personnel strength: 4,958
Armored Cavalry Regiment
The armored cavalry regiment (ACR) is a brigade sized formation intended for use as a corps level reconaissance and screening force. The ACR is an armor heavy force with no dismounted infantry except a small number of scout team, who are neither trained nor equipped to fight as conventional infantry. The ACR is unsuited for MOUT or for combat on restrictive terrain without infantry support.
Armored Cavlary Regiments consists of:
3x armored cavalry squadrons (42 Ranger CVR and 18 Lancer MBTs each)
1x artillery battalion (18 M110 Flail SPH and 6 M235 Ballista MLRS)
1x engineer recce battalion (14 Ranger CVR, 6 M36 CEV, 14 M225 APC)
1x military police company
1x brigade support battalion
1x CBRN warfare company
1x signals company
1x military intelligence company
1x regimental HQ
Existing Armored Cavalry Regiments:
1st Armored Cavalry Regiment - Fort Jackson
2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment - Fort Nix
3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment - Fort Morgan
Total personnel strength: 3,087
Motorised BCT
The motorised BCT is designed as a medium weight force combining the the tactical mobility, survivability, and firepower of mechanized units with the strategic mobility, light logistical footprint, and greater infantry strength of a light force. They are primarily intended for OOTW, but can carry out conventional missions if so required
Motorised BCTs consist of:
3x motorised infantry battalion
-3x motorised infantry company (14 TLAV-IFV, 3 TLAV-105, 1 TLAV-FSV, 1 TLAV-L)
-1x anti-tank company (9 TLAV-AT)
-1x Headquarter Company
-1x scout platoon (6 TLAV-Recce)
-1x mortar platoon (6 TLAV-M)
-1x medical platoon (4 TLAV-MEV)
-1x maintenance platoon (4 TLAV-R)
-1x support platoon (3 TLAV-L)
-1x Battalion HQ (3 TLAV-C)
1x motorised artillery battalion
-3x motorised artillery battery (6 TLAV-SPH 105 mm howitzers, 3T LAV-L, 1 TLAV-C)
-1x motorised artillery support battery (9 TLAV-L)
-1x artillery battalion HQ (4 TLAV-C)
1x motorised air defense battalion
-3x motorised air defense battery (6 TLAV-AD, 2 TLAV-L, 1 TLAV-C)
-1x support battery (6 TLAV-L)
-1x air defense battalion HQ (4 TLAV-C)
1x motorised combat engineer battalion
-3 motorised combat engineer company (9 TLAV-ESV, 1 TLAV-C)
-1x engineer battalion HQ (2 TLAV-C)
1x brigade cavalry troop (20 TLAV-Recce, 3 TLAV-AT, 1 TLAV-FSV)
1x brigade support battalion
-medical support company (12 TLAV-MEV)
-maintenance company (12 TLAV-R)
-logistics company (12 TLAV-L)
1x CBRN Warfare company
-CBRN Recon platoon (6 TLAV-CBRN)
-decontamination platoon
-smoke platoon
1x military police company (armored HMMWVs and M1272 Rhino ISVs)
1x military intelligence company (8 UAVs and 3 TLAV-C)
1x signals company (6 TLAV-C and 6 TLAV-EW)
1x BCT HQ (4 TLAV-C and 2 TLAV-IFV)
Total personnel strength: 3,342
Light/Airmobile BCT
The light/airmobile BCT is an infantry formation designed for use in Operations Other Than War (OOTW) and as a rapidly deployable conventional combat unit.
Light/Airmobile BCTs consist of the following:
3x infantry battalion
1x field artillery battalion (18 M112 towed 105 mm howitzer)
1x air defense battalion (M306 Avenger ADV)
1x combat engineer battalion
1x brigade reconnaissance troop (15 M998 armored HMMWVs)
1x military police company
1x brigade support battalion
1x CBRN warfare platoon
1x signals company
1x military intelligence company
1x brigade HQ
Total personnnel strength: 3,423
Attack Aviation Brigade
Attack aviation brigades provide the armored division with a considerable rotary wing attack and reconnisance capability.
Attack Aviation Brigades consist of:
2x attack helicopter battalion (24 AH-16 each)
1x scout helicopter battalion (24 RH-66)
1x Utility Lift battalion (18 UH-60, 6 CH-47)
1x Aviation Support battalion
1x Brigade HQ
Total personnel strength: 2,059
Light Attack Aviation Brigade
Light attack aviation brigades fill the much the same role as standard attack aviation brigades, but are designed to be more deployable and to reduce logistical demands.
Light Attack Aviation Brigades consist of:
3x light attack battalions (24 AH-6 each)
1x utility light battalion (24 UH-60)
1x aviation support battalion
1x Brigade HQ
Total personnel strength: 1,904
Aviation Lift Brigade
Aviation lift brigades provide airmobile units with substanial lift capability to move troops, equipment, and supplies throughout the battlespace.
Aviation Lift Brigades consist of:
2x medium lift battalion (24 UH-60 each)
1x heavy lift battalion (18 CH-47)
1x support battalion
1x brigade HQ
Total personnel strength: 2,131
OOC: Hopefully I can update this post with more detailed equipment and personnel numbers for the BCT subunits as time allows, but until then this contains most of what you need.
Corps Level Brigades
While the primary tactical unit of Tolvanic Army is the Brigade Combat Team (BCT) and the primary administrative unit is the division, there are certain areas in which the BCTs organic capability is frequently found insufficent and thus require augmentation. As a result the Tolvanic Army fields several types of independent brigades, typically deployed at corps level to support divisional and brigade tactical operations.
Field Artillery Brigades
Field artillery brigades fill two purposes: 1) to provide corps commanders with massed artillery fire in excess of that organic to the BCT and 2) provide the corps commander with heavier weapons than those typically found organic to the BCT.
Field Artillery Brigades (Heavy) include:
2x Medium Howitzer Battalion (24 M110 Flail SPH)
1x heavy howitzer battalion (18 M112 Broadsword 203 mm SPH)
1x rocket artillery battalion (24 M325 Broadsword MLRS)
1x artillery fire processing center
1x artillery support battalion (20 M118 Mule ASV)
1x brigade HQ
Field Artillery Brigades (Airmobile) include:
3x Howitzer Battalion (36 M77 towed howitzers)
1x rocket artillery battalion (24 M328 HIMARS
1x artillery fire processing center
1x artillery support battalion
1x brigade HQ
Existing field artillery brigades:
12th Artillery Brigade - Fort Jackson
15th Field Artillery Brigade (Airmobile) - Fort Baines
18th Field Artillery Brigade - Fort Hewlett
Total personnel strength: 2,548
Air Defense Artillery Brigade
Air Defense Artillery Brigades (ADAB) exist to fill much the same role as field artillery brigades. They provide corps commanders with additional AD assets and with longer ranged weapons than those present in BCTs.
Air Defense Artillery Brigades consist of:
2x Medium Air Defense Battalion (18 AMRSAM-suface launched AMRAAM each)
2x area air defense battalion (18 PAC-4 Patriot SAM each)
1x air defense support battalion
1x area air defense command center
1x brigade HQ
Existing Air Defense Brigades:
7th Air Defense Brigade - Fort Jackson
9th Air Defense Brigade - Fort Baines
16th Air Defense Brigade - Fort Tucker
Total personnel strength: 2,398
Combat Engineer Brigade
Combat engineer brigades provide the corps commander with additional engineer assets in addition to those already found in BCTs as well as addiitonal capabilities beyond that of BCT organic engineer units.
Combat Engineer Brigades consist of:
2x combat engineer battalions (30 M225 APCs, 12 M36 CEV each)
1x bridging battalion (30 M38 AVLB, 10 pontoon bridges)
1x construction battalion (6 D7 armored bulldozers)
1x brigade HQ
Existing combat engineer brigades:
5th Combat Engineer Brigade - Fort Jackson
9th Combat Engineer Brigade - Fort Baines
13th Combat Engineer Brigade - Fort Samuels
Total personnel strength: 3,157
Military Police Brigade
Military police (MP) brigades provide the corps commander with additional assets to guard EPW (enemy prisoners of war), protect convoys, and provide additional security for HQ and support operations.
Military Police Brigades consist of:
3x MP battalions (armored HMMWVs, M1272 ISVs)
1x EPW Processing and Detention Company
1x brigade HQ
Existing military police brigades:
21st Military Police Brigade - Fort Jackson
23rd Military Police brigade - Fort Baines
25th Miitary Police Brigade - Fort Stone
Total personnel strength: 1,852
Theater Support Group
Theater Support Groups (TSG) are brigade sized fromations that give the corps commander addiitonal support assets beyond those organic to BCTs/divisions.
Theater Support Groups consist of:
1x Field Surgical Unit
1x Field Maintenance Depot
1x Field Logistics battalion
1x Field Administrative Support battalion
1x Theater Support Command Cell
Existing Theater Support Groups:
1st Theater Sustainment Group - Fort Jackson
2nd Theater Sustainment Group - Fort Hobey
3th Theater Sustainment Group - Fort Baines
Total personnel strength: 2,984
Special Operations Forces Command
Special Operations Forces Command controls all special operations forces in the Tolvanic military.
These include:
-Special Air Service - conduct direct action operations requiring airborne/heliborne insertion
1st Squadron - Camp Heath
2nd Squadron - Fort Baines
3rd Squadron - Fort Kenston
-Special Boat Service - conduct direct action missions requiring insertion by small boat, submersible, or other waterborne means
Team One - Bannicker Naval Base
Team Two - Childs Naval Base
Team Three - Willard Naval Base
-Special Reconnaissance Regiment - conduct specialised reconnaissance and surveilance missions
Ghost Company - Camp Shows
Shadow Company - Fort Hobey
Wraith Company - Fort Baines
-Tolvanic Army Special Forces - conduct foreign internal defense, counterinsurgency, and guerilla warfare operations
First Special Forces Group - Fort Baines
Second Special Forces Group - Fort Hobey
Third Special Forces Group - Camp Shows
-73rd Special Tactics Wing - deploys foward air controllers for special operations forces
19th Special Tactics Squadron - Crocker Air Force Base
26th Special Tactics Squadron - Wrigley Air Force Base
31st Special Tactics Squadron - Comberth Air Force Base
-23rd Pararescue Squadron - conduct personnel recovery operations in hostile or denied areas
-150th Special Operations Aviation Regiment - provides rotary wing support to special operations forces
-312th Special Operations Wing - maintains a variety of fixed wing airfraft to support special operations forces
15th Special Operations Attack Squadron - 24 AC-130M gunships
18th Special Operations Support Wing - 30 KC-130 Combat Talons
-1337th Special Applications Group - **all information classified**
Total personnel end strength: *classified*
Tolvanic Navy
The Tolvanic Navy is responsible for defending Tolvan's territorial waters, protection of Tolvan's Seagoing Lines of Communication (SLOC), defending Tolvanic interests at sea, and projecting power in support of National Policy Objectives.
The Tolvanic Navy, while small, is well equipped and trained. It currently consists of the following vessels:
Aircraft Carriers
CVN-1 Kestrel
CVN-2 Shrike
CVN-3 Lark
CVN-4 Kite
CVN-5 Swift
CVN-6 Pelican
CVN-7 Osprey
CVN-8 Sparrow
CVN-9 Peregrine
CVN-10 Owl
Destroyers
DDG-1 Resolute
DDG-2 Dauntless
DDG-3 Endurance
DDG-4 Intrepid
DDG-5 Defiant
DDG-6 Stalwart
DDG-7 Invincible
DDG-8 Indomitable
DDG-9 Fearless
DDG-10 Daring
DDG-11 Persistent
DDG-12 Valiant
DDG-13 Victorious
DDG-14 Courageous
DDG-15 Audacious
DDG-16 Ardent
DDG-17 Impervious
DDG-18 Triumphant
DDG-19 Insurmountable
DDG-20 Illustrious
DDG-21 Bulwark
DDG-22 Incessant
DDG-23 Prevalent
DDG-24 Notable
DDG-25 Adamant
DDG-26 Steadfast
DDG-27 Insistent
DDG-28 Illusive
DDG-29 Respite
DDG-30 Redoubt
DDG-31 Aggressive
DDG-32 Dominant
DDG-33 Illusive
DDG-34 Notable
DDG-35 Prestigous
DDG-36 Gallant
DDG-37 Dilligent
DDG-38 Temerity
DDG-39 Obstinate
DDG-40 Relentless
DDG-41 Tenacious
DDG-42 Staunch
Frigates
FFG-1 Storm
FFG-2 Cyclone
FFG-3 Tempest
FFG-4 Hurricane
FFG-5 Monsoon
FFG-6 Typhoon
FFG-7 Sirocco
FFG-8 Squall
FFG-9 Zephyr
FFG-10 Whirlwind
FFG-11 Thunderbolt
FFG-12 Shamal
FFG-13 Tornado
FFG-14 Firestorm
FFG-15 Gale
FFG-16 Maelstrom
FFG-17 Gust
FFG-18 Shamal
Submarines
SSN-1 Wraith
SSN-2 Ghost
SSN-4 Shadow
SSN-3 Spectre
SSN-5 Phantom
SSN-6 Apparition
SSN-7 Spirit
SSN-8 Spook
SSN-9 Shade
SSN-10 Revenant
Submarine Tenders
AS-1 Longbow
AS-2 Arrow
AS-3 Quiver
Mine Warfare Vessels
MCM-3 Danger
MCM-4 Alarm
MCM-5 Peril
MCM-6 Hazard
MCM-7 Threat
MCM-8 Caution
Fast Replenishment Ships
AOE-3 Roger Smith
AOE-4 William Keyes
AOE-7 Sullivan Cole
AOE-8 Timothy Rainier
AOE-5 Scott Finch
AOE-6 Hamilton Grier
AOE-9 Louis Fitzgerald
AOE-10 Miles Goddard
AOE-11 Thomas Godwin
AOE-12 Charles Farley
AOE-13 Bradley Soloman
AOE-14 Brian Smith
Fleet Tenders
AT-1 Drew Morris
AT-2 Robert Killien
AT-3 Shawn Merrick
Coastal Patrol Command
Coastal Patrol Command is (CPC) tasked with the following missions:
Countering smuggling
Preventing illegal immigration
Deterring violation of Tolvanic national waters by unauthorised vessels
Protecting offshore resource areas from illegal exploitation
Conducting search and rescue missions in Tolvanic naitonal waters
In order to carry out these missions CPC currently has:
24 PC-1 class patrol combatants
36 PB-6 class patrol boats
10 PC-130
60 HH-90 SAR helicopters
Special Intelligence Squadron
The Special Intelligence Squadron operates a number of converted civillian ships in order to gather electronic intelligence and track foreign vessels operting near Tolvanic waters or in areas of interest to Tolvan. All information regarding the names, description, and locations of these vessels is classified.
Amphibous Transport Squadron
The Amphibous transport Squadron operates a small force of amphibous vessels used to deploy Tolvanic Marine or Army units during amphibous operations.
LHD-1 Paul Morgan
LHD-2 Samuel Jones
LHD-3 Lyle Richards
LSD-1 Joshua Meyers
LSD-2 Raymond Baxter
LSD-3 Carter Munn
LPD-3 Bryan Spender
LPD-4 Owen Tapping
LPD-5 Sean Donnoly
LST-10 Brady Frost
LST-11 Chad Richards
Tolvanic Marine Corps
The Tolvanic Marine Corps provides specially trained ground troops for amphibous operations. The Corps is semi-independent department within the Tolvanic Navy.
Current Marine units:
1st Marine Regiment
2nd Marine Regiment
3rd Marine Regiment
1st Marine Artillery Regiment (54 M777 howitzers)
1st Marine Combat Engineer Battalion
1st Marine Tank Battalion (45 Hellhound MBTs)
1st Amphibous Assault Brigade (125 AAV-8 LVTPs)
Naval Aviation
15th Maritime Patrol Wing
-12th Maritime Patrol Squadron (12 P-3E Orion)
-13th Maritime Patrol Squadron (12 P-3E Orion)
-14th Maritime Patrol Squadron (12 P-3E Orion)
-15th Maritime Patrol Squadron (12 P-3E Orion)
-16th Maritime Patrol Squadron (12 P-3E Orion)
-17th Maritime Patrol Squadron (12 P-3E Orion)
-18th Maritime Patrol Squadron (12 P-3E Orion)
Six Carrier Air Wings
-1st Carrier Air Wing
-2nd Carrier Air Wing
-3rd Carrier Air Wing
-4th Carrier Air Wing
-5th Carrier Air Wing
-6th Carrier Air Wing
-7th Carrier Air Wing
-8th Carrier Air Wing
-9th Carrier Air Wing
Each Carrier Air Wing includes:
24x F-28C Sea Eagle Strike Fighters
24x F-35C Lightning Strike Fighter
6x E-2D Hawkeye AWACS aircraft
6x EA-6D Prowler EW aircraft
6x KS-3 tanker aircraft
6x S-3D Viking ASW aircraft
10x SH-60E Seahawk ASW/SAR helos
Major Installations
Bannicker Naval Base
Childs Naval Base
Willard Naval Base
McKinney Naval Base
Coulter Naval Base
French Point Naval Air Station
Culver Island Patrol Base
Griers Marine Base
Total Personnel end strength: 139,509
Tolvanic Air Force
The Tolvanic Air Force is tasked with protecting Tolvanic airspace, providing deployed ground forces with air superiority, close air support, and tactical strike support, as well as conducting strategic strike and transport missions. The Air Force is made up of three component commands: Tactical Air Command, Strategic Air Command, and Transport Command.
Tactical Air Command
Tactical Air Command (TAC) controls all of the Tolvanic Air Force's tactical aircraft. It currently includes:
1st Tactical Fighter Wing - 72 F-35A
2nd Tactical Fighter Wing - 72 F-35A
3rd Tactical Fighter Wing - 72 F-35A
4th Tactical Fighter Wing - 72 F-28A
5th Tactical Fighter Wing - 72 F-28A
6th Tactical Fighter Wing - 72 F-35A
7th Tactical Fighter Wing - 72 F-35A
8th Tactical Fighter Wing - 72 F-28A
9th Tactical Fighter Wing - 72 F-35A
10th Tactical Attack Wing - 72 A-10T
11th Tactical Attack Wing - 72 A-10T
12th Tactical Attack Wing - 72 A-10T
13th Tactical Fighter Wing - 72 F-35B
14th Tactical Fighter Wing - 72 F-35B
15th Tactical Fighter Wing - 72 F-35B
12th Electronic Warfare Wing - 36 EF-28B, 10 EC-135
23rd Aerial Control Wing - 50 E-3E Sentry AWACS
35th Reconaissance Wing - 30 Global hawk UAVs, 65 Predator UAVs
In addition the 1st Tactical Training Wing reports to TAC.
Strategic Air Command
1st Bombardment Wing - 72 B-1T
2nd Bombardment Wing - 72 B-1T
3rd Bombardment Wing - 72 B-2
In addition the 16th Bombardment Squadron (Training) reports to SAC.
Transport Command
25th Airlift Wing - 80 C-17
26th Airlift Wing - 80 C-17
27th Airlift Wing - 80 C-130T
29th Airlift Wing - 80 C-130T
30th Airlift Wing - 80 C-130T
31st Airlift Wing - 80 C-130T
33rd Aerial Refueling Wing - 60 KC-10
34th Aerial Refueling Wing - 60 KC-10
36th Aerial Refueling Wing - 30 KC-10, 30 KC-17
In addition the 51st Air Transport Squadron, which operates a variety of VIP transport aircraft, reports to Transport Command
Major Air Force Bases
Crocker Air Force Base
Jankins Air Force Base
Hawkins Air Force Base
Tucker Air Force Base
Riley Air Base
Wrigley Air Base
Comberth Air Base
Junter Air Base
Sheffield Downs Air Base
Total personnel end strength: 109,756
Reserve Forces Command
The bulk of the Tolvanic military's combat power lies in the active duty Regular Forces. However, there are substantial amounts of forces held in reserve throughout the country. Currently all able bodied males are required to serve two years in a Reserve Force unit upon reaching his 18th birthday, the only exceptions are those individuals who wish to join the all-volunteer Regular Force. Reserve Forces units can not be deployed outside of Tolvanic Territory without a formal order issued by the Prime Minister and approved by at least a 75% margin in the Parliament. In addition the Provincial Governer of the province in which the unit is based must also approve.
Reserve Forces Command consists of the following branches:
National Guard
Air Force Reserve
Air Defense Command
Coastal Defense Command
Individual Inactive Reserve
National Guard
The largest branch of Reserve Forces Command, making up nearly 70% of its manpower. Its primary mission is to serve as a defensive force should enemy forces stage a landing on Tolvanic soil, provide provincial governments with response forces for diasters or civil unrest, and rarely to augment Regular Forces with additional troops. The National Guard consists of 27 battlegroups spread throughout Tolvan. Each battlegroup is a battalion sized, combined-arms formation organized along geographic lines, with most of the individuals serving in the National Guard in that particular area reporting that unit. Each Province in Tolvan has at least one battlegroup, with the Doveridge Province having the most with four. Each battlegroup consists of three line companies, a cavalry troop, a combat engineer platoon, an air defense battery, an artillery battery, and a foward support company. National guard battlegroups are evenly split with nine light infantry formations, nine mechanized infantry formations, and nine armored formations. Each battlegroup reports to a brigade HQ in time of war. There are currently nine brigade HQs, each controlling two to four battlegroups.
In addition the National Guard also includes three combat engineer battalions, three military police battalions, three transport battalions, and two medium lift helicopter battalions.
Total personnel strength: 42,467
Air Force Reserve
The Air Force Reserve is the second largest branch of Reseve Forces Command. It's tasked with providing additional airpower assets to support Regular Forces operations and to provide additional security of Tolvanic airspace.
Air Force Reserve consists of the following units:
37th Fighter Wing - 72 F-15T
38th Fighter Wing - 72 F-16T
4th Bombardment Wing - 48 B-52T
27th Airlift Wing - 48 C-135
12th Utility Wing - 50 C-9
Total personnel strength: 7,325
Air Defense Command
Air Defense Command's (ADC) primary mission is to track all aircraft in or around Tolvanic airspace and react to threats as required. In times of full mobilization, ADC mans Tolvan's Intergrated Air Defense System (IADS). The IADS consists of dozens of independent tracking and control centers and 217 air defense sites through the country. These sites employ both SAMs and AAA systems to engage aerial threats.
Total personnel strength: 8,371
Coastal Defense Command
Coastal Defense Command (CDC) tracks vessels in and around Tolvanic national waters. During times of full mobilization CDC operates 36 coastal defense sites throughout Tolvan. These sites consits of both coastal artilelry and anti-ship missile batteries and are positioned to guard key coastal cities and ports, as well as likely landing areas for amphibous forces.
Total personnel strength: 8,109
Inactive Individual Reserve
The Inactive Individual Reserve (IIR) consists of all able-bodied Regular Force and Reserve Forces veterans discharged from servie inthe last five years. The program is designed to allow the rapid call back of personnel to fill lossses if needed. Personnel in the IIR are not required to report for training and do not recieve a salary unless activated.
Total personnel strength: 203,412
OOC: I'm pretty much done and this thread is now open to comments if you feel so inclined. I'll update it periodically to reflect new unit and changes in equipment. Also note this is not a complete list of every unit in my military, I left many support units out as they are not likely to come up in RP situations.