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Republic of Brazil

Population: 207,873,337
Population Growth Rate: 2,074,452 per year

President: Anastasio Ferdinando
Vice President: Cristoforo Marcellino

Date: November '08

Controlled Territory: Brazil, Paraguay, Bolivia

Brazil, officially the Republic of Brazil, is the largest and most populous country in Latin America, and it is the eastern-most country of the Americas. A tropical climate is predominant. In the south of the country, subtropical climate prevails.[5] Brazil is cut through by the Equator and Tropic of Capricorn. It is home to varied fauna and flora and extensive natural resources.

Brazil was colonized by Portugal from 1500 until its independence in 1822. The republican system has been adopted since 1889 up until 1923 when an Imperialistic Govorment was adopted. Recently in 2007 Brazil established it self as a democracy, even though the name is Republic of Brazil. Its current Constitution defines Brazil as an democracy. The democracy is formed by the indissoluble association of the States. There are currently 28 States.

The Brazilian population tends to concentrate along the coastline in large urban centers. While Brazil has one of the largest populations in the world, population density is low and the inner continental land has large areas of low population. It is a multiracial country composed of European, Amerindian, African and Asian elements. The official language is Portuguese, and it is the only Portuguese-speaking country in the Americas. Catholicism is the predominant religion, though Protestant communities have experienced significant growth in the last decades. Brazil has the largest Roman Catholic population in the world.

Government

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The Brazilian Democracy is based on the indissoluble association of three autonomous political entities: the States and the Federal District. A fourth entity is originated in the aforementioned association: the Union. The Republic is set on five fundamental principles: sovereignty, citizenship, dignity of the people, social value of labor, freedom of enterprise, and political pluralism.

The classic tripartite division of power, encompassing the Executive, Legislative and Judiciary branches under the checks and balances system, is formally established by the Constitution. The Executive and Legislative are organized independently in all four political entities, whilst the Judiciary is organized only in the Federal and State levels.

Practically all governmental and administrative functions are exercised by authorities and agencies affiliated with the Executive. The form of government is democracy, and the system of government is Presidential. The President is Head of State and is Head of Government of the Union and is elected for a four-year term, with the possibility of re-election for a second successive term. Currently the President of Brazil is Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. He was elected in October 27, 2002, and re-elected in October 29, 2006. The President appoints the Ministers of State and is assisted by them. Governors head the government in States and the Federal District.

Legislative houses in each political entity are the main source of laws. The National Congress is the Union’s Legislative. It is a bicameral house formed by the House of Representatives and the Federal Senate. Representatives are elected every four years in a system of proportional representation, and represent the people. Senators are elected for eight-year terms, and represent the interests of the States. The ordinary law making process is described in detail by the Federal Constitution. The Executive participates by analyzing and eventually vetoing laws before they are formally enacted. Vetoes can be overturned by the Legislative. On certain matters, the Executive and Judiciary authorities may have exclusive prerogatives for legislative initiative. In the States and Municipalities the Legislative is organized in unicameral houses named, respectively, Legislative Assemblies and Municipal Houses. Legislative houses may pass legal judgment in exceptional cases, and have administrative functions related to their personnel.

Judiciary authorities exercise jurisdictional duties almost exclusively. They can also enact laws related to internal court proceedings. Also, the Judiciary has administrative functions regarding its personnel. The Union’s Judiciary relates to the Federal Justice system. States have their own Justice system, and so does the Federal District. Both the Federal and State Justice systems are interconnected when appeals reach Higher courts. By historical tradition Brazilian Justice is also divided according to the specialized courts, so there are also labor, military and election courts.

Ministério da Defesa

The Armed forces of Brazil comprise the Brazilian Army, the Brazilian Navy, and the Brazilian Air Force. The Military Police (State's Military Police) is described as an ancillary force of the Army. Brazilian armed forces are the largest in Latin America. All military branches are part of the Ministério da Defesa (Ministry of Defence). The Brazilian Air Force is the aerial warfare branch of the Brazilian armed forces. Força Aérea Brasileira was formed when the air divisions of the Army and Navy were merged into a single military force, initially called "National Air Force". Both air divisions transferred their equipments, installations and personnel to the new armed force. The FAB is the largest air force in Latin America, with about 700 manned aircraft in service, and as of July 8, 2005, had 66,020 personnel on active duty. An additional 7,500 civilian personnel are employed by the Air Force. The Brazilian Navy is responsible for naval operations and for guarding Brazilian territorial waters. It is the oldest of the Brazilian Armed forces and the largest navy in Latin America, with a 27,307-ton aircraft carrier, the NAeL São Paulo (formerly FS Foch of the French Navy), some American and British-built frigates, a few locally-built corvettes, coastal diesel-electric submarines and many other river and coastal patrol craft. Finally, the Brazilian Army is responsible for land-based military operations.

Economy

Possessing large and well-developed agricultural, mining, manufacturing, and service sectors, as well as a large labour pool, Brazil's GDP (PPP) outweighs that of any other Latin American country, being the core economy of Mercosul. The country has been expanding its presence in international financial and commodities markets, and is regarded as one of the group of four emerging economies called BRIC. Major export products include aircraft, coffee, automobiles, soybean, iron ore, orange juice, steel, ethanol, textiles, footwear, corned beef and electrical equipment.

According to the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, Brazil has the ninth largest economy in the world by purchasing power parity (PPP) and tenth largest at market exchange rates. Brazil has a diversified middle income economy with wide variations in development levels. Most large industry is agglomerated in the Southern and South East states. The Northeast is the poorest region of Brazil, but it has attracted new investments in infrastructure for the tourism sector and intensive agricultural schemes.

Brazil's diverse industries range from automobiles, steel and petrochemicals to computers, aircraft, and consumer goods and amount to one-third of the GDP. With the increased economic stability provided by the Plano Real economic package, both Brazilian and multinational corporations have invested heavily in new equipment and technology, a large proportion of which has been purchased from American enterprises.

Brazil has a diverse and sophisticated services industry as well. During the early 1990s, the banking sector amounted to as much as 16% of GDP. Although undergoing a major overhaul, Brazilian financial services industry provides local businesses with a wide range of products and is attracting numerous new market players, including U.S. financial institutions and overseas firms issuing and trading Brazilian Depositary Receipts (BDRs). The São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro stock exchanges are undergoing a merger.

Budget

Total GDP: $1,713,947,040,000
Percentage Used: $428,486,760,000
GDP Growth Rate by Percentage: 4%
GDP Growth Rate in USDs Per year: $65,921,040,000
Tax: 25%
Extra from last year: 6 Billion

2008 Budegt

Defence: 80 Billion
Law and Order: 70 Billion
Social Welfare/Equality: 80 Billion
Healthcare: 60 Billion
National Security: 30.486760 billion
Education: 46 Billion
Enviroment: 14 Billion
Public Transport: 4 Billion
Government Administration: 30 Billion
Science And Research: 20 Billion

Research and Development

Red- Level 1 Security (Top Secret)
Orange- Level 2 Security (Tight Secret)
Purple- Level 3 Security (Lose Secret)
Green - Level 4 Security (Public)

Project 823
Project Name: Mockingbird
Department: Defense
Contractors: Empresa Brasileira de Aeronáutica S.A., Estastus Technology
Security Level: 3
Notes: Rumored to be a new VSTOL Naval and Air Force Strike Fighter


Project 824
Project Name: Amazon
Department: Defense, Brazilian Department of Science and Research
Contractors: Estastus Technology
Security Level: 1
Notes: N/A


Project 825
Project Name: Paraná
Department: Defense
Contractors: Estastus Technology
Security Level: 4
Notes: New fast attack tank for the Brazilian Army


Project 826
Project Name: Flash
Department: Defense
Contractors: Estastus Technology, Empresa Brasileira de Aeronáutica S.A.
Security Level: 1
Notes: N/A


Project 827
Project Name: Second chance
Department: Health, Brazilian Department of Science and Research
Contractors: Estastus Technology
Security Level: 4
Notes: Research to find a cure for Heart and circulatory disease that kills 151.7 deaths per 100,000 habitants in Brazil.


Project 828
Project Name: Burnout
Department: Defense
Contractors: Estastus Technology
Security Level: 1
Notes: N/A


Project 829
Project Name: Jackal
Department: Defense
Contractors: Estastus Technology
Security Level: 4
Notes: New light attack helicopter for the Marine Corps.

Geography and Climate

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Brazil is characterized by the extensive low-lying Amazon Rainforest in the north and a more open terrain of hills and low mountains to the south — home to most of the Brazilian population and its agricultural base. Along the Atlantic coast are also found several mountain ranges, reaching roughly 2,900 meters (9,500 ft) high. The highest peak is the 3,014 meter (9,735 ft) Pico da Neblina (Misty Peak) in Guiana's highlands. Major rivers include the Amazon, the largest river in the world in flowing water volume, and the second-longest in the world; the Paraná and its major tributary, the Iguaçu River, where the Iguaçu Falls are located; the Negro, São Francisco, Xingu, Madeira and the Tapajós rivers.

A number of islands in the Atlantic Ocean are part of Brazil: Saint Peter and Saint Paul Archipelago, Rocas Atoll, Fernando de Noronha and Trindade and Martim Vaz.

Located mainly within the tropics, Brazil's climate has little seasonal variation. Southern Brazil, however, has a subtropical temperate weather, occasionally experiencing frost and snow in the higher regions. Precipitation is abundant in the humid Amazon Basin, but more arid landscapes are found as well, particularly in the northeast.

Although 90% of the country is within the tropical zone, the climate of Brazil varies considerably from the mostly tropical North (the equator traverses the mouth of the Amazon) to temperate zones below the Tropic of Capricorn (23°27' S latitude), which crosses the country at the latitude of the city of São Paulo. Brazil has five climatic regions: equatorial, tropical, semiarid, highland tropical, and subtropical.

Temperatures along the equator are high, averaging above 25 °C, but not reaching the summer extremes of up to 40 °C in the temperate zones. There is little seasonal variation near the equator, although at times it can get cool enough for wearing a jacket, especially in the rain. At the country's other extreme, there are frosts south of the Tropic of Capricorn during the winter (June-August), and in some years there is snow in the mountainous areas, such as Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina. Temperatures in the cities of São Paulo, Belo Horizonte, and Brasília are moderate (usually between 15 °C and 30 °C), despite their relatively low latitude, because of their elevation of approximately 1,000 meters. Rio de Janeiro, Recife, and Salvador on the coast have warm climates, with average temperatures ranging from 23 °C to 27 °C. The southern cities of Porto Alegre and Curitiba have a subtropical climate similar to that in parts of the United States and Europe, and temperatures can fall under zero degrees Celsius in the winter.

Precipitation levels vary widely. Most of Brazil has moderate rainfall of between 1,000 and 1,500 millimeters a year, with most of the rain falling in the summer (between December and April) south of the Equator. The Amazon region is notoriously humid, with rainfall generally more than 2,000 millimeters per year and reaching as high as 3,000 millimeters in parts of the western Amazon and near Belém. It is less widely known that, despite high annual precipitation, the Amazon rain forest has a three- to five-month dry season, the timing of which varies according to location north or south of the equator.

Resources

List: bauxite, gold, iron ore, manganese, nickel, phosphates, platinum, tin, uranium, petroleum, hydropower, timber

Number of barrels of oil produced a day: 23 Million

Currently Building 1 Nuclear reactor near San Paulo.

Education

One of the Goals of the Brazilian Republic is to improve the education of its children and young adults. More money has gone into improving each regions educational system. There is 6.2 years of formal education, on average for each Brazilian. It is the goal of the state to get this level up to 10-12 years. More money has gone into Improving Educational Facilities as well as general education reform which include up to dateurriculum and improved education for the teachers.


Education Budget: 46 Billion

2 Billion Building new Schools and Improving Education in the Bolivian State
1 Billion Building new Schools and Improving Education in the Paraguayan State
3 Billion Building new Schools and Improving Education in the Northeast Region
3 Billion Building new Schools and Improving Education in the Southeast Region
3 Billion Building new Schools and Improving Education in the South Region
2 Billion to Increase Level of Education for Teachers
3 Billion Building new Schools and Improving Education in the North Region
3 Billion Building new Schools and Improving Education in the Central-West Region
3 Billion To Improve Higher Education
10 Billion Upkeep of Schools around Brazil
12 Billion General Education Reform and Improvement
12 Billion To Improve Educational Facilities around the nation

Military

Total Military Manpower: 2,851,720


Military branches:

Brazilian Army, Brazilian Navy (Marinha do Brasil (MB), includes Naval Air and Marine Corps (Corpo de Fuzileiros Navais)), Brazilian Air Force (Forca Aerea Brasileira, FAB)

Military service age and obligation:

21-45 years of age for compulsory military service; conscript service obligation - 9 to 12 months; 17-45 years of age for voluntary service; an increasing percentage of the ranks are "long-service" volunteer professionals; women were allowed to serve in the armed forces beginning in early 1980s when the Brazilian Army became the first army in South America to accept women into career ranks; women serve in Navy and Air Force only in Women's Reserve Corps.


Manpower available for military service:

males age 19-49: 45,586,036
females age 19-49: 45,728,704

Manpower fit for military service:

males age 19-49: 33,119,098
females age 19-49: 38,079,722

Manpower reaching military service age annually:

males age 18-49: 1,785,930
females age 19-49: 1,731,648 (2005 est.)

Military Equipment on Order:

2 Air Defence and Command Frigates- Drunken Pagan Weirdos
20 Imperium Class DDG- Republic of Brazil
1 Rio Class Aircraft Carriers- Republic of Brazil
2 Niteroi class frigate- Republic of Brazil
5 Type 209 submarine- Republic of Brazil
20 EMB-67 Thunderclap- Republic of Brazil
50 EMB-88- Republic of Brazil
4 Queen Elizabeth Class CVF- Carloginias/ Republic of Brazil
30 ETH-607A- Republic of Brazil
70 ETH-607B- Republic of Brazil
50 ETH-607C- Republic of Brazil
70 ETH-607D- Republic of Brazil
70 ETH-607E- Republic of Brazil
150 M909 Pike IFV- Republic of Brazil

Military budget 2008

Total Left: 27.3 Billion

8 Billion- Navy Upkeep
4 Billion- Air Force Upkeep
4 Billion- Army Upkeep
3.5 Billion- 50 EMB-67 Thunderclap
3.24 Billion- 60 EMB-88
10 Billion- 4 Queen Elizabeth Class CVF
2 Billion- Sparrow Purchase
4 Billion- Pike Purchase
4 Billion- Speed Construction on CVFs
10 Billion- Research and Development


Army

Total Man Power: 2,495,300
Reserves: 300,000

Bases:

Fort Glaucio- Minas Gerais
Fort Edmundo- Acre
Fort Matheus- Rio Grande do Sul
Fort Augusto- Piauí
Fort Carlito- São Paulo
Fort João- Bahia
Fort Gonçalo- Rondônia
Fort Martinho- Bahia
Fort Godofredo- Paraguay
Fort Plinio- Bolivia



1st Army Divison


1st Infantry Battalion- Fort Glaucio

100,000 Infantry
109 EE-9 Cascavel
75 EE-11 Urutu
84 M-113
25 M-108
5 M578
20 M114
6 L118
20 M2 Mortor Towed
100 M30 Mortor Towed
18 Oerlikon 35mm
4 Bofors 40mm L/70

2nd Infantry Battalion- Fort Edmundo

100,000 Infantry
109 EE-9 Cascavel
75 EE-11 Urutu
84 M-113
25 M-108
5 M578
20 M114
6 L118
20 M2 Mortor Towed
100 M30 Mortor Towed
18 Oerlikon 35mm
4 Bofors 40mm L/70

1st Mechanized Infantry Battalion- Fort Edmundo

1,000 Infantry
15 M909 Infantry Carrier Vehicle (ICV)
5 M909 Reconnaissance Vehicle (RV)
10 M909 Mobile Gun System (MGS)
5 M909 Mortar Carrier (MC)
4 M909 Command Vehicle (CV)
5 M909 Fire Support Vehicle (FSV)
6 M909 Medical Evacuation Vehicle (MEV)


1st Armour Divison- Fort Glaucio

64 Leopard 1


3rd Armour Divison- Fort Glaucio

91 M-60

2nd Army Helicopter Wing- Fort Edmundo
Squadron 1 (Transport)
4 Eurocopter Cougar
5 Eurocopter Fennec
Squadron 2(Transport)
10 Eurocopter Panther
Squadron 3(Transport)
6 Helibras HB 350
4 Sikorsky S-70
Squadron 4(Recon)
10 ETH-607E

2nd Army Helicopter Attack Squadron- Fort Edmundo

25 A129 International Multi-Role Combat Helicopter

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2nd Army Divison


2nd Armour Divison- Fort Matheus

64 Leopard 1



4th Armour Divison0- Fort Matheus

56 M-41

3rd Army Helicopter Attack Squadron- Fort Augusto

25 A129 International Multi-Role Combat Helicopter

3rd Infantry Battalion- Fort Matheus

100,000 Infantry
109 EE-9 Cascavel
75 EE-11 Urutu
84 M-113
25 M-108
5 M578
20 M114
6 L118
20 M2 Mortor Towed
100 M30 Mortor Towed
18 Oerlikon 35mm
4 Bofors 40mm L/70


4th Infantry Battalion- Fort Augusto

100,000 Infantry
109 EE-9 Cascavel
75 EE-11 Urutu
84 M-113
25 M-108
5 M578
20 M114
6 L118
20 M2 Mortor Towed
100 M30 Mortor Towed
18 Oerlikon 35mm
4 Bofors 40mm L/70




3rd Army Helicopter Wing- Fort Augusto


10 Eurocopter Fennec
17 Eurocopter Panther
10 Helibras HB 350


1st Army Recon Wing- Fort Martinho

4 Cessna 206
1 Cessna 421
1 Beech 90
1 Beech 200
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3rd Army Division

5th Infantry Battalion- Fort Carlito

100,000 Infantry
59 EE-9 Cascavel
25 EE-11 Urutu
42 M-113
15 M-108
5 M578
10 M114
3 L118
10 M2 Mortor Towed
50 M30 Mortor Towed
6 Oerlikon 35mm
2 Bofors 40mm L/70

6th Infantry Battalion- Fort João

100,000 Infantry
50 EE-9 Cascavel
50 EE-11 Urutu
42 M-113
10 M-108
10 M114
3 L118
10 M2 Mortor Towed
50 M30 Mortor Towed
12 Oerlikon 35mm
2 Bofors 40mm L/70


5th Armour Divison- Fort Carlito

56 M-41

1st Army Helicopter Wing- Fort João

Squadron 5(Transport)
4 Eurocopter Cougar
5 Eurocopter Fennec
Squadron 6(Transport)
7 Eurocopter Panther
Squadron 7(Transport)
6 Helibras HB 350

4th Army Helicopter Attack Squadron- Fort João

30 A129 International Multi-Role Combat Helicopter

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4th Army Division (Reserves)

7th Infantry Battalion- Fort Gonçalo

100,000 Infantry

8th Infantry Battalion- Fort Godofredo

100,000 Infantry

9th Infantry Battalion- Fort Plinio

100,000 Infantry





Light Arms

105 M40A1
127 Carl Gustav
20 ERYX
12 MILAN
50 Igla
4 Roland
FN M2HB heavy machine gun.
M971
FN FAL SAW
FN FAL
FN PARAFAL.
MD97
M4
M972 SMG
M1911
Beretta 92.
M82A1
Heckler & Koch PSG1
AGCL sniper rifle

Airforce

Bases:

Eugênio Davi AFB- Distrito Federal
Desidério Mateus AFB- Rio de Janeiro
Diogo Cruz AFB- São Paulo
Dimas Ernesto AFB- Alagoas
Luciano Gustavo AFB- Sergipe
Celio Domingos AFB- Pernambuco
Timoteo Quim AFB- Espírito Santo
Rodrigo Silvio AFB- Paraíba
Álvaro Bernardino AFB- Rio Grande do Sul
Gabriel Emilio AFB- Minas Gerais
Aloisio Benigno AFB- Bahia
Rui Maurício AFB- Maranhão
Tiago Rogério AFB- Goiás
David Olegário AFB- Piauí
Modesto Celio AFB- Rondônia
Celso Dimas AFB- Mato Grosso do Sul
Herberto Guiomar AFB- Pará
Paulino Fausto AFB- Tocantins
Eugênio Emilio AFB- Acre
Benjamim Benigno AFB- Amapá
Domingos Guiomar AFB- Mato Grosso
Teófilo Daniel AFB- Amazonas
Nuno Miguel AFB- Roraima
Roque Natanael AFB- Bolivia
Nuno Gualberto AFB- Paraguay


Total manpower: 67,020

4th Fighter Squadron- Luciano Gustavo AFB

25 AMX International AMX


5th Fighter Squadron- Celio Domingos AFB

27 AMX International AMX



6th Fighter Squadron- Timoteo Quim AFB

20 AMX International AMX



7th Fighter Squadron- Rodrigo Silvio AFB

20 AMX International AMX


8th Fighter Squadron- Diogo Cruz AFB

20 EMB-88A


9th Fighter Squadron- Dimas Ernesto AFB

25 F-111


10th Fighter Squadron- Desidério Mateus AFB

25 F-111


11th Fighter Squadron- Eugênio Davi AFB

29 F-5 Tiger II


12th Fighter Squadron- Benjamim Benigno AFB

20 EMB-88A


13th Fighter Squadron- Teófilo Daniel AFB

20 EMB-88A


14th Fighter Squadron- Eugênio Emilio AFB

20 EMB-88A


15th Fighter Squadron- Álvaro Bernardino AFB

20 EMB-67 Thunderclap


16th Fighter Squadron- Gabriel Emilio AFB

10 EMB-67 Thunderclap


3rd Attack Squadron- Álvaro Bernardino AFB

11 Atlas Impala II MB326K


4th Attack Squadron- Gabriel Emilio AFB

59 Embraer EMB 312 Tucano


5th Attack Squadron- Aloisio Benigno AFB

50 Embraer EMB 312 Tucano


6th Attack Squadron- Rui Maurício AFB

42 Embraer EMB 314 Super Tucano


1st VIP Squadron-Eugênio Davi AFB

1 Airbus A319
2 Boeing 737-200
8 Embraer EMB 121 Xingu
4 Embraer ERJ 135BJ Legacy
1 Learjet 55


1st Helicopter Squadron- David Olegário AFB

43 Bell 205
3 Bell 206 Jet Ranger
1 Beechcraft King Air
3 Helibras HB-355



1st Tanker Squadron- Modesto Celio AFB

4 Boeing 707


1st Flight Test Squadron- Herberto Guiomar AFB

1 British Aerospace BAe 125-400


1st Utility Squadron- Celso Dimas AFB

18 Cessna 208 Caravan
2 Embraer EMB 210R Ipanema
9 Embraer EMB 810 Seneca II/III
1 Piper PA-32


1st Fighter Squadron- Nuno Gualberto AFB

10 Dassault Mirage 2000


2nd Fighter Squadron- Roque Natanael AFB

25 Northrop F-5E/F Tiger II


3rd Fighter Squadron- Álvaro Bernardino AFB

29 Northrop F-5E/F Tiger II


1st Transport Squadron- Paulino Fausto AFB

9 de Havilland Canada DHC-5 Buffalo
2 EADS/CASA C-295
17 Embraer EMB 120 Brasília

1st Early Warning Squadron- Eugênio Emilio AFB

7 Embraer ERJ 145 family

2nd Early Warning Squadron- Benjamim Benigno AFB

8 Embraer ERJ 145 family


2nd Transport Squadron- Domingos Guiomar AFB

88 Embraer EMB 110 Bandeirante


3rd Transport Squadron- Nuno Miguel AFB

23 Lockheed C-130 Hercules


2nd Helicopter Squadron- Tiago Rogério AFB

25 Helibras HB 350B
9 Eurocopter AS 332 Cougar


1st Special Mission Squadron- Teófilo Daniel AFB

12 Learjet 35


1st Training Squadron- Herberto Guiomar AFB

1 Glasflügel H-201B
6 IPAE Quero-quero
9 LET Blaník L-13/L-23/L-33 Solo
68 Neiva T-25 Universal
1 Schleicher ASW 20


1st ASW Squadron- Desidério Mateus AFB

4 Lockheed P-3 Orion


2nd ASW Squadron- Dimas Ernesto AFB

4 Lockheed P-3 Orion


1st Calibration Squadron-- Teófilo Daniel AFB

4 Raytheon Hawker 800XP


1st Air Force Search a Rescue Squadron- Dimas Ernesto AFB

10 ETH-607A

Navy

48,800 active personnel
85,000 Marines

Bases:

NS Jerônimo Filipe- Rio de Janeiro
NS Vítor Mário- Amapa
NS Balduíno Luciano- Paraiba
NAS Maximiano Tiburcio- São Paulo
NAS Valter Gabriel- Amapa
Marine Base Bahia- Bahia
Marine Base Para- Para

Midway II Class aircraft carrier

IBS- Tomás Fábio- NS Jerônimo Filipe- SG 2

Clemenceau class aircraft carrier

IBS- São Paulo- NS Vítor Mário- SG-1

Type 209 submarine

IBS- Tupi- NS Jerônimo Filipe- SS 2
IBS- Tamoio- NS Jerônimo Filipe- SG 2
IBS- Timbira- NS Vítor Mário- SS 1
IBS- Tapajó- NS Jerônimo Filipe- SS 2
IBS- Tikuna- NS Balduíno Luciano- SS 1
IBS- Agostinho- NS Balduíno Luciano- SS 1
IBS- Zé- NS Jerônimo Filipe- SS 2
IBS- Narciso- NS Vítor Mário- SS 1
IBS- Guiomar Ulisses- NS Vítor Mário- SS 1
IBS- Heriberto Thiago- NS Jerônimo Filipe - SS 2

U214 submarine

IBS- Avondale- NS Vítor Mário- SG-1

Greenhalgh class Type 22 frigate

IBS- Greenhalgh- NS Jerônimo Filipe- SG 2
IBS- Dodsworth- NS Vítor Mário- SBG 1
IBS- Bosisio- NS Vítor Mário- SG-1
IBS- Rademaker- NS Balduíno Luciano- SBG 1

De Zeven Provinciën class Air Defence and Command Frigate

IBS- Chico Érico- NS Vítor Mário - SG-1
IBS- Patricio- NS Jerônimo Filipe- SG 2
IBS- Jaime Fabricio- SBG 1


Republic Class DDG

IBS- Demétrio- NS Vítor Mário - SG-1
IBS- Joaquim Gustavo - NS Vítor Mário - SG-1
IBS- Agostinho- NS Jerônimo Filipe- SG 2
IBS- Tristão- NS Jerônimo Filipe- SG 2
IBS- Luís Teodósio - NS Balduíno Luciano- SBG 1


Garcia class frigate

IBS- Pará- NS Jerônimo Filipe- SBG 2

Niteroi class frigate

IBS- Niterói- NS Jerônimo Filipe- SBG 2
IBS- Defensora- NS Jerônimo Filipe- SG 2
IBS- Constituição- NS Vítor Mário- SG-1
IBS- Liberal- NS Balduíno Luciano- SBG 2
IBS- Independência- NS Balduíno Luciano- SBG 1
IBS- União- NS Balduíno Luciano- SBG 2
IBS- Anselmo Calisto- NS Balduíno Luciano - SBG 2
IBS- Bernardino- NS Vítor Mário- SG-1
IBS- Anibal Teodósio - NS Balduíno Luciano- SG 2

Inhaúma class corvette

IBS- Inhaúma- NS Balduíno Luciano- SBG 1
IBS- Jaceguai- NS Vítor Mário- SBG 1
IBS- Júlio de Noronha- NS Jerônimo Filipe- SBG 2
IBS- Frontim- NS Balduíno Luciano- SBG 2

Barroso class corvette

IBS- Barroso- NS Balduíno Luciano- SBG 2

Aratu class Minesweeper ship

IBS- Aratu- NS Jerônimo Filipe
IBS- Anhatomirim- NS Jerônimo Filipe
IBS- Atalaia- NS Vítor Mário
IBS- Araçatuba- NS Vítor Mário
IBS- Abrolhos- NS Balduíno Luciano
IBS- Albardão- NS Balduíno Luciano

OLIVER HAZARD PERRY-class SHORT

IBS- Simão Alberto- NS Jerônimo Filipe- SG 2
IBS- Graciano- NS Jerônimo Filipe- SG 2
IBS- Raimundo- NS Vítor Mário- SG-1
IBS- Cristiano Viriato - NS Vítor Mário- SG-1

Austin class LPD

IBS- Victor Lucas- NS Balduíno Luciano- AG 1
IBS- Severino Márcio- NS Balduíno Luciano- AG 1
IBS- Zeferino Olavo - NS Balduíno Luciano- AG 2
IBS- Teobaldo Balduíno - NS Balduíno Luciano- AG 2
IBS- Rafael Atílio - NS Balduíno Luciano- AG 2

Mattoso Maia class Tank landing ship

IBS- Mattoso Maia- NS Balduíno Luciano- AG 1

Ceará class Dock landing ship

IBS- Ceará- NS Balduíno Luciano- AG 2
IBS- Rio de Janeiro- NS Balduíno Luciano- AG 2

Bracuí class/ River class patrol vessel

IBS- Bracuí- NS Vítor Mário- SBG 1

Auxiliaries

1 Cisne Branco class Sailing frigate- NS Jerônimo Filipe
1 Alte. Gastão Motta class Tanker ship- NS Vítor Mário
1 Marajó class Tanker ship- NS Jerônimo Filipe
1 Potengi class Tanker ship- NS Balduíno Luciano
1 Custódio de Mello class Troop transport ship- NS Balduíno Luciano- AG 1

Carrier Air Wing 1- IBS- São Paulo- NAS Valter Gabriel

1st Strike Fighter Squadron
10 F/A-18 Hornet
3rd Marine Strike Fighter Squadron
10 F/A-18 Hornet
1st Helicopter ASW Squadron
4 ASH-3B
2 Westland Super Lynx
1st Helicopter Transport Squadron
5 AS 332F
1st Navy Helicopter Attack Squadron
9 Eurocopter Fennec

Carrier Air Wing 2- IBS- Tomás Fábio -NAS Maximiano Tiburcio
1st Marine Strike Fighter Squadron
25 F/A-18 Hornet
2nd Strike Fighter Squadron
20 EMB-88N
2nd Helicopter ASW Squadron
10 Westland Super Lynx
2nd Helicopter Transport Squadron
2 AS 532
3 SH-3A
2nd Navy Helicopter Attack Squadron
5 ETH-607D


Naval Order of Battle

1st Fleet

São Paulo Carrier Strike Group- SG-1
Surface Battle Group 1- SBG 1
Submarine Squadron 1- SS 1
Amphibious Group 1- AG 1

2nd Fleet

Tomás Fábio Carrier Strike Group- SG 2
Surface Battle Group 2- SBG 2
Submarine Squadron 2- SS 2
Amphibious Group 2- AG 2


Naval Air Wing

3rd Strike Fighter Squadron
20 EMB-88N
3rd Helicopter Transport Squadron
9 Bell 206
4th Helicopter Transport Squadron
9 Bell 206
5 Helibras HB 350
4th Helicopter Scout Squadron
6 Helibras HB 350
5th Helicopter Scout Squadron
7 Helibras HB 350
3rd Helicopter ASW Squadron
10 ETH-607C
1 Westland Super Lynx
4th Strike Fighter Squadron
20 EMB-88N
5th Strike Fighter Squadron
15 EMB-88N
5th Helicopter Transport Squadron
10 ETH-607B
3rd Navy Helicopter Attack Squadron
5 ETH-607D


1st Marine Expeditionary Force

1st Marine Divison

1st Marine Battalion- Marine Base Bahia

10,000 Marines

2nd Marine Battalion- Marine Base Bahia

10,000 Marines

3rd Marine Battalion- Marine Base Bahia

10,000 Marines

4th Marine Battalion- Marine Base Bahia

10,000 Marines

1st Artillery Battalion- Marine Base Bahia

25 Astros II (Artillery Saturation Rocket System)
50 Spear Head Artillery System


1st Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion- Marine Base Bahia

50 CV90 Tracked Armoured Combat Vehicles


1st Tank Battalion- Marine Base Bahia

100 Leclerc Main Battle Tank

2nd Marine Security Battalion

Rifle Security Company Phoenix- BDSR Site 1

900 Marines

Rifle Security Company Osprey- BDSR Site 2

900 Marines


1st Marine Air Wing

1st Marine Helicopter Transport Squadron- NAS Valter Gabriel

30 NH90 NFH ASW / Transport

1st Marine Heavy Lift Squadron- NAS Valter Gabriel

50 EMB-130

1st Marine Attack Squadron

20 FA2 Sea Harrier


2nd Marine Expeditionary Force

2nd Marine Divison

1st Marine Battalion- Marine Base Para

10,000 Marines

2nd Marine Battalion- Marine Base Para

10,000 Marines

3rd Marine Battalion- Marine Base Para

10,000 Marines

4th Marine Battalion- Marine Base Para

10,000 Marines

2nd Artillery Battalion- Marine Base Para

25 Astros II (Artillery Saturation Rocket System)
50 Spear Head Artillery System

1st Marine Security Battalion

Rifle Security Company Windlash- BDSR Site 3

900 Marines

Rifle Security Company Whiplash- BDSR Site 4

900 Marines


1st Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion- Marine Base Bahia

25 CV90 Tracked Armoured Combat Vehicles


1st Tank Battalion- Marine Base Bahia

100 Leclerc Main Battle Tank



2nd Marine Air Wing

2nd Marine Strike Fighter Squadron- NAS Maximiano Tiburcio

25 F/A-18 Hornet

2nd Marine Heavy Lift Squadron- NAS Maximiano Tiburcio

50 EMB-130

1st Marine Helicopter Transport Squadron- NAS Maximiano Tiburcio


30 NH90 NFH ASW / Transport

2nd Marine Attack Squadron

20 FA2 Sea Harrier

3rd Marine Attack Squadron

20 FA2 Sea Harrier

Empresa Brasileira de Aeronáutica S.A.

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Embraer, the Empresa Brasileira de Aeronáutica S.A., is a Brazilian aircraft manufacturer. The company produces commercial, military, and corporate aircraft. From 1999 to 2001 it was Brazil's largest exporter and is one of the three main exporters in Brazil. Among all aircraft manufacturers, it currently has the third largest yearly delivery of commercial aircraft (behind Boeing and Airbus) and the fourth largest workforce (behind Boeing, Airbus and Bombardier).

The company's headquarters, main production facilities, and engineering/design offices are in São José dos Campos, São Paulo. Embraer also manufactures major components and conducts flight testing at a production plant in Gavião Peixoto, São Paulo state. This facility includes a 16,400 foot runway.

Aircraft

Commercial

* Embraer EMB 110 Bandeirante
* Embraer EMB 120 Brasilia
* Embraer EMB 121 Xingu
* Embraer/FMA CBA 123 Vector
* Embraer ERJ 145 family, composed of:
o Embraer ERJ 135
o Embraer ERJ 140
o Embraer ERJ 145
* Embraer E-Jets, composed of:
o Embraer 170
o Embraer 175
o Embraer 190
o Embraer 195

Military

* Embraer EMB 312 Tucano
* Embraer EMB 314 Super Tucano
* AMX International AMX
* Embraer ERJ 145 military variants, composed of:
o Embraer 145 AEW&C
o Embraer 145 RS/AGS
o Embraer P-99
* Embraer C-390
* Embraer Hades 88 (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=12914030&postcount=557)
* Embraer Arc Angel 130 (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=12904274&postcount=20)
* Embraer Thunderclap 67 (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=12926073&postcount=759)

Corporate

* Embraer Lineage 1000
* Embraer Legacy 600
* Embraer Phenom 100
* Embraer Phenom 300

Agriculture

* Embraer EMB 202 Ipanema

Estastus Technology

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Estastus Technology was founded in 2007 by Dimas Érico a scientist with a PHD in psychological experimentation. The company was founded when the need for a multi billion dollar arms manufacture was needed. With his large personnel fortune he bought out Avibras Aerospacial S.A. He then proceed to build facilities across Brazil were he could carry out his experiments. He built his head quarters in La Paz Bolivia.

Estastus Technology is the leading designer for the Brazilian military. They have designed land, air and naval weapons systems. Estastus Technology also specializes in biological experimentation on humanoid life forms as well as psychological experimentation. Facilities for these types of experiments are highly guarded to protect from treats out side of the compounds and from within.

The company's headquarters, main production facilities, and engineering/design offices are in Bolivia. Estastus Technology also manufactures major components and conducts flight testing at a production plant at a secret location in Paraguay. This facility includes an 18,000 foot runway.

Facilities

Head Quarters- La Paz
Flight Test Compound- Paraguay
Special Research Compound- Unknown location
Ordnance Testing Range- Para
Land Systems Proving Grounds- Para
Naval Drydocks- Ceara
Bahia Factory Compound- Bahia
Acre Factory Compound- Acre
Design and Research Office- Rio de Janeiro

Estastus Technology Defense Force

Estastus Technology employs a small number of personnel to head up security at there Facilities. There forces include Air, and ground troopers armed with various weapons and vehicles.

1st Security Force- Head Quarters

100 Men armed with various weaponry
20 Gulf carts
25 SUVs
2 ETH-607B
3 ETH-607F

2nd Security Force- Flight Test Compound

200 Men armed with various weaponry
40 Gulf carts
45 SUVs
50 ATVs
5 ETH-607B

3rd Security Force- Special Research Compound

200 Men armed with various weaponry
50 Gulf carts
45 SUVs
75 ATVs
30 Special Response Units
4 ETH-607B

4th Security Force- Ordnance Testing Range

100 Men armed with various weaponry
20 Gulf carts
20 SUVs
40 ATVs
5 ETH-607B

5th Security Force- Land Systems Proving Grounds

150 Men armed with various weaponry
40 Gulf carts
25 SUVs
60 ATVs

6th Security Force- Naval Drydocks

150 Men armed with various weaponry
40 Gulf carts
25 SUVs
60 ATVs
30 Patrol Boats

7th Security Force- Bahia Factory Compound

150 Men armed with various weaponry
40 Gulf carts
25 SUVs
60 ATVs

8th Security Force- Acre Factory Compound

150 Men armed with various weaponry
40 Gulf carts
25 SUVs
60 ATVs

9th Security Force- Design and Research Office

100 Men armed with various weaponry
20 Gulf carts
10 SUVs

1st Estastus Technology Mercenary Battalion

Alpha Company

250 Men

Bravo Company

250 Men

Charlie Company

250 Men

Delta Company

250 Men

Pike Company

40 M909 Infantry Carrier Vehicle (ICV)
5 M909 Reconnaissance Vehicle (RV)
20 M909 Mobile Gun System (MGS)
15 M909 Mortar Carrier (MC) armed with 120 mm Mortar
4 M909 Command Vehicle (CV)
25 M909 Fire Support Vehicle (FSV)
15 M909 Medical Evacuation Vehicle (MEV)

Artillery Company

20 Astros II (Artillery Saturation Rocket System)
10 Spear Head Artillery System

Air Company

20 ETH-607B
15 ETH-607D
5 ETH-607E


Products:

Land

IFVs

M909 Pike IFV (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=12945418&postcount=28)

MBT

M453 Gladiator MBT

Artillery Systems

Astros II (Artillery Saturation Rocket System) (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/astros/)
Spear Head Artillery System (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=12902288&postcount=18)

Naval

Aircraft Carriers CV

Rio- Class (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=12934598&postcount=26)

Destroyers DDG

Republic-Class (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=12934613&postcount=27)

Air

Helicopters

ETH-607 Sparrow Helicopter (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=12946237&postcount=29)
ETH-09 Deaths hand Attack helicopter

Fighters

ETF-56 MockingBird

Bombers

ETB-568 Nighthawk

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Department of Justice

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Brazilian Federal Police


Headed by: Paulo Fernando Lacerda
Ministry: Justice
Headquarters: Brasília

The Polícia Federal (in English: Brazilian Federal Police) is the federal police force of Brazil, whose main assignments are: the investigations of crimes against the Federal Government or its organs and companies, the combat of international drug trafficking and terrorism, patrolling of the federal highway system, and immigration and border control police (includes airport and water police).


Commands

* Tactical Operations Command (COP)
* National Police Academy (ANP)
* National Criminalistics Institute (INC)
* National Identification Institute (INI)
* Immigration Police Unit (CGPI)
* Marine Police Unit (NEPOM)
* Police Inteligence Unit (DIP)
* Tecnical-Scientific Unit (DITEC)

Facilities

National Criminalistics Institute- Brasília
National Police Academy- Brasília
National Identification Institute- Brasília
Police Inteligence Institute- Brasília
Police Tecnical-Scientific Institute- Brasília

Units by Command

Tactical Operations Command

Tactical Ops Air Wing

2 Embraer C-390
10 Embraer EMB 314 Super Tucano
20 Eurocopter Dauphin

Tactical Ops Team 1

25 Ops Officers armed with M964 Rifle or Heckler & Koch PSG1 and M975 pistol

Tactical Ops Team 2

25 Ops Officers armed with M964 Rifle or Heckler & Koch PSG1 and M975 pistol

Tactical Ops Team 3

25 Ops Officers armed with M964 Rifle or Heckler & Koch PSG1 and M975 pistol

Immigration Police Unit

Immigration Air Patrol Wing

30 Embraer EMB 121 Xingu
10 Embraer 145 RS/AGS
20 Eurocopter Dauphin

1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th Boarder Patrol Groups

100 Men-apeace armed with light arms
Numerous Civilian Vehicles used for patrol

Marine Police Unit

1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th Maritime Patrol Units

50 Men per Unit armed with light arms
Numerous Patrol Craft

Military Police

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In Brazil, the Military Police (Portuguese: Polícia Militar, or PM) is the name of the preventive state police forces in Brazil. Each of the states of Brazil has their own corps of military police, which carries out preventive police duties, while the "Civil Police" carries out detective work, forensics and criminal investigation. The exact balance of the policing workload varies from state to state. For instance, in the State of Rio de Janeiro, where the military police has a particularly bad reputation, its duties are much more limited.

Polícia Militar Corps

* Polícia Militar do Estado do Acre (PMAC)
* Polícia Militar de Alagoas (PMAL)
* Polícia Militar do Estado do Amapá (PMAP)
* Polícia Militar do Estado do Amazonas (PMAM)
* Polícia Militar do Estado da Bahia (PMBA)
* Polícia Militar do Estado do Ceará (PMCE)
* Polícia Militar do Estado do Espírito Santo (PMES)
* Polícia Militar do Estado de Goiás (PMGO)
* Polícia Militar do Estado do Maranhão (PMMA)
* Polícia Militar do Estado de Mato Grosso (PMMT)
* Polícia Militar do Estado de Mato Grosso do Sul (PMMS)
* Polícia Militar do Estado de Minas Gerais (PMMG)
* Polícia Militar do Estado do Pará (PMPA)
* Polícia Militar do Estado da Paraíba (PMPB)
* Polícia Militar do Estado do Paraná (PMPR)
* Polícia Militar do Estado de Pernambuco (PMPE)
* Polícia Militar do Estado do Piauí (PMPI)
* Polícia Militar do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (PMRJ)
* Polícia Militar do Estado do Rio Grande do Norte (PMRN)
* Brigada Militar do Estado do Rio Grande do Sul
* Polícia Militar do Estado de Rondônia (PMRO)
* Polícia Militar do Estado de Roraima (PMRR)
* Polícia Militar do Estado de Santa Catarina (PMSC)
* Polícia Militar do Estado de São Paulo (PMSP)
* Polícia Militar do Estado de Sergipe (PMSE)
* Polícia Militar do Estado de Tocantins (PMTO)
* Polícia Militar do Distrito Federal (PMDF)

National Security Department (NSD)

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Brazilian Intelligence Agency

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In 1995, President Fernando Henrique Cardoso, placed a civilian at the head of the SAE and subsequently created ABIN. Like many other Latin American nations, Brazil faces the challenge of having to overcome a long history of involvement by the military and their related intelligence arms in domestic politics. Early on, ABIN was tainted by a wiretapping and influence peddling scandal that led to the agency being placed under the direct control of the President and the Institutional Security Cabinet rather than being responsible to the national Congress. This had once again undermined the attempt to reduce the influence of the military on Brazilian intelligence agencies and their practises.

However, successive governments have taken a number of steps to reduce the influence of the armed forces and related intelligence agencies in domestic politics. The relationships between these groups and government in Brazil, so closely intertwined for decades, is evolving. The focus of intelligence agencies appears to be moving slowly from managing internal dissent to focusing on external threats and support of the nations's newly emerging democracy.

The BIA has numerous agents around the world performing intelligence operations. They find secrets that are heavily guarded by other nations. They find plans for new military equipment, and they find political plans as they infiltrate high up into foreign governments.

Brazilian Department of Science and Research

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The Brazilian Department of Science and Research is a new department of government that has just been founded in 2007. The Director is Eladio Ezequiel a resident of the Bolivian state. The Department of Science and Research will be in charge of all government funded scientific research including Environmental, Military and General scientific research. There are 4 BDSR facilities around Brazil in secret locations unknown to those outside of the department. At these facilities secret research for the government and military goes on. Marine security forces are assigned to protect these facilities.

Facilities

Site 1- Secret Location
Site 2- Secret Location
Site 3- Secret Location
Site 4- Secret Location


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Brazilian Red Cross

is a humanitarian organization that provides emergency assistance, disaster relief and education inside and outside of Brazil, as part of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.

Today, in addition to domestic disaster relief, the American Red Cross offers compassionate services in five other areas: community services that help the needy; support and comfort for military members and their families; the collection, processing and distribution of lifesaving blood and blood products; educational programs that promote health and safety; and international relief and development programs.

1st Red Cross Battalion

2,000 Volunteers

2nd Red Cross Battalion

2,000 Volunteers

3rd Red Cross Battalion

2,000 Volunteers

1st Red Cross Air Battalion

20 Embraer 175
10 Embraer 190

2nd Red Cross Air Battalion

20 Embraer 175
10 Embraer 190

3rd Red Cross Air Battalion

20 Embraer 175
10 Embraer 190

4th Red Cross Air Battalion

20 Embraer 175
10 Embraer 190

Diplomacy

Embassies

Kampfers
Droskianishk
The Northern Imperial Republic
The Armed Federation of Ambrose-Douglas
Drunken Pagan Weirdos
Vanek Drury Brieres
Donaghadee Golf Club
The Sovereign Empire of Australia
Carloginian Kingdom of Great Britian and Ireland
Greater Corbournne
Donaghadee Golf Club
Ambrose-Douglas

Non-Aggression Pacts

Kampfers
Drunken Pagan Weirdos
THE FRANCO CONFEDERATION OF STATES

Free Trade Agreement

Kampfers
Vanek Drury Brieres
Carloginian Kingdom of Great Britian and Ireland
Greater Corbournne
Droskianishk
Donaghadee Golf Club
Ambrose-Douglas
Animarnia

Joint-Ventures

Animarnia and Droskianishk, to build Nuclear power plant near San Paulo.
Donaghadee Golf Club Trading Port in Santo

To: The Dear Leader of your nation

It has come to our attention with your recent news announcement that you are looking to build nuclear power plants perhaps we could come to some form of arrangement; we can offer the services of Animarnia WMD Inc; a specialist company know for its building of Nuclear reactors. Specifically we can offer you Light Water Reactors' for 1.8 Billion each plant. Each plant would have 3 LW Reactors and generate 183 Gigawatts each. We leave this offer for you to decide

- Allister Blair
CEO WMD Inc

To: The Dear Leader of your nation

It has come to our attention with your recent news announcement that you are looking to build nuclear power plants perhaps we could come to some form of arrangement; we can offer the services of Animarnia WMD Inc; a specialist company know for its building of Nuclear reactors. Specifically we can offer you Light Water Reactors' for 1.8 Billion each plant. Each plant would have 3 LW Reactors and generate 183 Gigawatts each. We leave this offer for you to decide

- Allister Blair
CEO WMD Inc

We would love to work with you to build a nuclear power plant in our nation. We would also like to start as soon as possible.

We would love to work with you to build a nuclear power plant in our nation. We would also like to start as soon as possible.

Excellent! How many plants would you like us to construct? Each plant will take 2-3 years to complete from the ground up; depending on location of course; coastal areas ore best suited of course due to the large body of water needed for coolant. Tell us where you would like the reactor build and how many and we can begin construction of the plant immediately. As stated Each plant will cost 1.8 Billion Each though this figure could rise if we encounter difficulties in construction so surveying the area for make sure the site is suitable is the key in keeping costs down

Official Diplomatic Note [Encrypted]

The Republic of Droskianishk would like to invite the Imperium of Brazil to an exchange of ambassadors in order to regularize relations between our two nations, the republic would also like to strengthen economic ties. As a sign of good faith the Parliament has voted to aid the Imperium in its development of nuclear facilities, should the imperium request the aid in any form, whether it be construction materials, scientists, software, etc.

Secretary of International Affairs,
Mr. Reddi

Excellent! How many plants would you like us to construct? Each plant will take 2-3 years to complete from the ground up; depending on location of course; coastal areas ore best suited of course due to the large body of water needed for coolant. Tell us where you would like the reactor build and how many and we can begin construction of the plant immediately. As stated Each plant will cost 1.8 Billion Each though this figure could rise if we encounter difficulties in construction so surveying the area for make sure the site is suitable is the key in keeping costs down

Excellent. We wish to build a plant near São Paulo Brazil. We only need one at the moment. We will have our workers work with yours. Thank you.

Official Diplomatic Note [Encrypted]

The Republic of Droskianishk would like to invite the Imperium of Brazil to an exchange of ambassadors in order to regularize relations between our two nations, the republic would also like to strengthen economic ties. As a sign of good faith the Parliament has voted to aid the Imperium in its development of nuclear facilities, should the imperium request the aid in any form, whether it be construction materials, scientists, software, etc.

Secretary of International Affairs,
Mr. Reddi

We thank you for your offer of aid. All we require is materials and software. We would also like to exchange embassies.

We thank you for your offer of aid. All we require is materials and software. We would also like to exchange embassies.


The Republic of Droskianishk offers you an embassy on Embassy Row in the Capital City of Drosk, with provisions for the ambassadors family, such as a private limousine and driver, and will allow the Imperium to provide its own security (Max of 20 soldiers and 30 other staff). As to your other necesseties simply name them, and the government of Droskianishk will make sure bid these out to private corporations within Droskianishk.

The Republic of Droskianishk offers you an embassy on Embassy Row in the Capital City of Drosk, with provisions for the ambassadors family, such as a private limousine and driver, and will allow the Imperium to provide its own security (Max of 20 soldiers and 30 other staff). As to your other necesseties simply name them, and the government of Droskianishk will make sure bid these out to private corporations within Droskianishk.

Thank you very much.

New "Spear Head Artillery System"

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WEIGHT:
Classification

Empty: 40,000 lb
Combat Loaded: 45,000 lb

WIDTH

Overall: 100 in.

HEIGHT

Overall: 140.43 in

SPEEDS

High Speed: 45 mph
Low Speed: 8 mph
Range: 300 miles

PRIMARY ARMAMENT

Cannon Tube Length: 305 in.

Cannon Mount: EM657

Maximum Range: 20,000m

Maximum Range: 24,000m

Maximum Rate of Fire: 6 rds/min for 3 min

Sustained Rate of Fire: 2 rd/min for 60 min

SECONDARY ARMAMENT

Machine gun: Caliber 50, M2, Heavy barrel

Dear Dweladelfia prime,

We here in VDB would like to sign with you a Free Trade Agreement and you may have an embassy and a consulate in our nation and we would like an embassy and consulate in our nation. When you sign the FTA, your diplomatic rating on our Diplomatic Rating Scale will be moved up to Calm.

Signed,

The Four Princes

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EMB-130 Arc Angel

The EMB-130 Arc Angel primarily performs the intratheater portion of the airlift mission. The aircraft is capable of operating from rough, dirt strips and is the prime transport for paradropping troops and equipment into hostile areas. Basic and specialized versions perform a diversity of roles, including airlift support, DEW Line and Arctic ice resupply, aeromedical missions, aerial spray missions.

The EMB-130 is a reversed engineered copy of the C-130. It preforms basicly the same as the C-130, can carry the same load and fly at the same speed.

Primary Function: Intratheater airlift.
Contractor: Empresa Brasileira de Aeronáutica S.A.
Power Plant: Four Embraer T99-M-765 turboprops; 4,300 horsepower, each engine.
Length: 97 feet, 9 inches (29.3 meters).
Height: 38 feet, 3 inches (11.4 meters).
Wingspan: 132 feet, 7 inches (39.7 meters).
Speed: 374 mph (Mach 0.57) at 20,000 feet (6,060 meters).
Ceiling: 33,000 feet (10,000 meters) with 100,000 pounds (45,000 kilograms) payload.
Maximum Takeoff Weight: 155,000 pounds (69,750 kilograms).
Operating Weight: 83,000 Pounds
Maximum Useable Fuel: 60,000 Pounds
Maximum Allowable Cabin Load: 36,000 Pounds
Normal Passenger Seats Available: Up to 92 troops or 64 paratroops or 74 litter patients.
Maximum Number of Pallets: 5
Range: 2,356 miles (2,049 nautical miles) with maximum payload;
2,500 miles (2,174 nautical miles) with 25,000 pounds (11,250 kilograms) cargo;
5,200 miles (4,522 nautical miles) with no cargo.
Unit Cost: $22.9 million (1992 dollars).
Crew: Five (two pilots, a navigator, flight engineer and loadmaster); up to 92 troops or 64 paratroops or 74 litter patients or five standard freight pallets.
Minimum Crew Complement: Four

Dear Dweladelfia prime,

We here in VDB would like to sign with you a Free Trade Agreement and you may have an embassy and a consulate in our nation and we would like an embassy and consulate in our nation. When you sign the FTA, your diplomatic rating on our Diplomatic Rating Scale will be moved up to Calm.

Signed,

The Four Princes

We would love to sign a FTA with your nation as well as exchange embassies.

Message from the International Trading Company of Donaghadee

The ITCD would like to open up a trading base in your country since Donaghadee has a free trade agreement this would take our trade relationship to the next level

James Dore

Message from the International Trading Company of Donaghadee

The ITCD would like to open up a trading base in your country since Donaghadee has a free trade agreement this would take our trade relationship to the next level

James Dore

The Brazilian Imperium would be more than happy to let you establish a trading base in our nation. Were would you like it to e located?

ITCD Message

We would like to use Santos as our trading port in the Imperium of Brazil

James Dore

ITCD Message

We would like to use Santos as our trading port in the Imperium of Brazil

James Dore

Very well, Thank you very much.

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Rio Class Aircraft Carrier

Builder: Estastus Technology
Power Plant: 6 Steam boilers
Four shafts, Four propellers, with five blades each
Length, overall: 260 meters
Flight Deck Width: 50.8 meters
Beam: 60,36 m
Speed 34+ knots
Aircraft: 40
Aircraft elevators: 3
Catapults: 4

Crew
Ship's Company: 1,500
Air Wing: 1,000

Armament

4 Sea Sparrow launchers
20 ELVS (Elpidio Launch Vertical System) Cells
8 Elpidio 20mm close in Chain Gun

Combat Systems

EWS-8B 3-D air search radar
EWS-8A 2-D air search radar
3 EWS2 Fire Control
EWS-55A(V)2 active jamming/deception
EWS-90C(V)4 ESM
EWS-11D Navigation Radar

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Republic Class Destroyer

Power Plant: 4 -EWSv22 Marine Gas Turbines
3 EWSv22 Gas Turbine Generators
2 Shafts
2 Rudders

Length: 500 feet overall
Beam: 64 Feet
Navigational Draft: 30 feet
Displacement: 8,700 tons full load
Speed: 32 knots
Aircraft: 2 Helicopters

Armament:

2 Sea Sparrow launchers
90 ELVS (Elpidio Launch Vertical System) Cells
4 Elpidio 20mm close in Chain Gun
2 Harpoon Anti-shipping Missile
1 EW 90 5"/54 caliber Gun Mount
2 EW 22 Triple Torpedo Tubes

Crew:

23 officers, 300 enlisted

M909 Pike IFV'

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The Pike is a family of eight-wheeled all-wheel-drive armored combat vehicles produced by Estastus Technology, in use by the Brazilian Army. The Pike is the Army's first new vehicle since the M114.

Design

The Design of the Pike is an 8x8 week drive combat vehicle used in support of infantry regiments. It comes in 8 Variants useful in a number of operations. One Variant is the Mobile Gun System that employs a 105mm gun mount. Others are a medical Mobile Gun System used to evacuate any personnel wounded in combat from the battle field.


Weight:
ICV: 16.5 t
MGS: 18.8 t
Length: 7 m
Width : 3 m
Height: 2.64 m
Crew: 2+10
Armor: 14.5 mm
Primary armament:

EMTv66 105 mm gun (MGS)
M2 .50 caliber machine gun or MK19 40 mm grenade launcher mounted in a LANCE M334 Remote Weapon Station (ICV), (RV), (CV)

Secondary armament:

.50-cal M2 MG and M240 7.62mm MG (MGS)

Engine: Rino v9812 diesel 400hp
Power/weight: ICV: 15.8 kW/t
Suspension: 8×8 wheeled
Operational
range: 350 Miles
Speed: 60 Miles Per Hour

Variants

# M909 Infantry Carrier Vehicle (ICV) (http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w300/williamsfilms/InfantryCarrierVehicle.png)
# M909 Reconnaissance Vehicle (RV) (http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w300/williamsfilms/ReconnaissanceVehicle.png)
# M909 Mobile Gun System (MGS) (http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w300/williamsfilms/MobileGunSystem.png)
# M909 Mortar Carrier (MC) armed with 120 mm Mortar (http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w300/williamsfilms/MortarCarrier.png)
# M909 Command Vehicle (CV) (http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w300/williamsfilms/command.png)
# M909 Fire Support Vehicle (FSV) (http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w300/williamsfilms/firesupport.png)
# M909 Medical Evacuation Vehicle (MEV) (http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w300/williamsfilms/medic.png)

ETH-607 Sparrow Helicopter

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Estastus Technology presents the new ETH-607 Sparrow Helicopter. This helicopter will be the new Army, Navy, and Air force helicopter. It will be employed in a number of roles such as ASW, Rescue, Attack, Transport, and Recon. The Brazilian military gave the contract to Estastus Technology over Empresa Brasileira de Aeronáutica S.A.'s Helicopter the Dragonfly.

Specs:

Dimensions

overall length: 23 m
fuselage length: 20 m
width (excluding rotor): 5 m
overall height: 6.6 m
main rotor diameter: 19 m
All-up weight: 14,700 kg

Performance

cruising speed: 140 knots
range (with standard tanks): over 1000 km
rate of climb: 10.16 m/sec
Engines: 3 EMTv324 090

Weapons:

ETH-607A/C: Are armed with 2 50 Cals
ETH-607B/E: Rocket Pods or, 2 50 Cals, or Mini-Gun Pods
ETH-607D:
1 20mm Chain Gun
80 70mm Rockets
40 81mm Rockets
10 Helfire or TOW 2 Missiles
6 Air-to-Air Missiles

Variants

ETH-607A Air Force Search and Rescue
ETH-607B Navy/Army Transport
ETH-607C Navy ASW
ETH-607D Navy/Army Attack Variant
ETH-607E Navy/Army Recon
ETH-607F Civilian Model