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"Suaviter in modo, fortiter in re"
Calm in manner, firm in deed

Overview-

Discovered and settled by British explorers in the late C15th, the north Atlantic nation of Walmington on Sea consists of one main island with two smaller islands in the south. One of these, tiny Newry, maintains a Catholic majority while the other two islands are traditionally Protestant, following the Anglican Church of Walmington. A pauper state until the early C19th Walmington has remained a loyal ally to its parent nation, risking much against English enemies such as Spain and France.

For near two hundred years Walmington on Sea has been an increasingly wealthy imperial power in its own right, with colonies across Africa and as far away as south Asia.

Name, official: The Constitutional Monarchy of Walmington on Sea, The Walmingtonian Empire
Name, short form: Walmington on Sea
Abbreviation: WoS
Common short form name: Walmington

Nationality: Walmingtonian, official; Walmy/Walmer, common

Population: 49,205,601 (home islands); 43,325,000 (colonies); 92,530,601 (imperial total)

Capital: Great Walmington (3,055,000)

Other major cities: Brighton (port, 675,000), London Minor (international airport, 540,000), Southend (naval home port, 500,000), Birminghampton (international airport, 1,239,000), Westonbury (port, international airport, 760,000), Chaspot (small international airport, 107,000), Port Perry (port, major naval yard, 185,000), Little Stockton (250,000), Kenilworth (small international airport, 198,000).

Government-

Administrative divisions: Seven counties- Southshire, Stockshire, Burnhampshire, Chasshire, Westonshire, Kentonshire, Norbray. One city and borough- Southend. One royal borough- Newry Island.

Government type: Parliamentary democracy under constitutional monarchy

Independence: Walmington on Sea was discovered and settled in the 1490s and the monarchy was established in 1497. Walmington on Sea’s three islands were unified in 1505.

Executive branch:
Chief of State- His Walmingtonian Majesty King GODFREY III (née Charles Walmington); Heir Apparent Prince Edryd, Duke of Newry
Head of government- Prime Minister George Mainwaring, Whig
Cabinet- Cabinet of Ministers appointed by the Prime Minister

Legislative branch:
Parliament consists of 62 hereditary peers, from 50 to 110 life peers (currently 72), and 500 popularly elected ministers serving six-year terms.

Election results- Whig 49% Conservative 37% Social Labour 7.2% Liberal Alliance 6.8%
Seats by party- Whig 346 Conservative 189 Social Labour 49 Liberal Alliance 50

Suffrage: males 21 years of age, females 22 years of age

Economy

Natural resources: Coal, petroleum, natural gas, tin, slate, iron ore, clay, chalk, lead, arable land, fish- Walmington on Sea claims some of the finest cod fishing grounds on earth, and has been known to fire on foreign vessels trawling her waters in their pursuit.

Labour force by occupation: Agriculture 14% Industry 40% Services 46%

Unemployment: 3.7%

Population below poverty line: 12.3%

Industries: Publishing, machine tools, automation equipment, aircraft, ship building, railroad equipment, metals, coal, fishing, farming and food processing, paper and paper products, textiles, clothing, other consumer goods.

Export commodities: Printed works and printing technologies and supplies, manufactured goods especially fountain pens and typewriters (commonly called “clatterboxes” in Walmington), automobiles, food, beverages, armaments,

Export partners: The Walmingtonian Empire, Iansisle, Britain, Canada, Calarca, Mexico

Import commodities: Food, fuels, manufactured goods

Import partners: The Walmingtonian Empire, Iansisle, Britain, Canada, Calarca, Mexico, Iceland

Currency: Walmingtonian Pound (WOSP)

Communications

Telephones –main lines in use: 2.45 million

Radio broadcast stations: 15

Domestic wireless sets: 6.3 million

Television broadcast stations: 1

Television sets: Less than a thousand

International Issues

Disputes: Great Walmington has never recognised American or Irish independence from British rule; Uprisings by native populations in Ceyloba, and to a lesser degree Waynesia, Vazimbaland, and the Cape Colonies are periodic problems for Great Walmington. Of late the large white minorities in Waynesia and the Cape Colonies have begun to agitate for self-rule.

Illicit drugs: Whig-governed Walmington on Sea enforces surprisingly liberal drugs-laws, though this is motivated in equal measure by the profitability of the opium trade and a widespread refusal to accept the negative findings of what few independent medical studies have tackled related issues. As a result of all this the nation is a major gateway for opium, heroin, and cannabis from and via the empire bound for North America, as well as a legal consumer of the same drugs. The fact that representatives of the US government, be they military or of civilian agency, are usually treated as pirates when in Walmingtonian waters does little to stem the westward flow.

The Empire

The Viceroyal Walmingtonian Dominion of Ceyloba

Administered by Viceroy Governor General Admiral Sir James Frazer and 240 Provincial Ministers appointed in equal measure by Viceroy, PM, and provincial election
Capital at Vollumbo
Population estimated at ten million
Other major cities include Kalle, Konda, Tollakhora, Banka Ta, Vaffnha, and Johkororra
In addition to forces raised for internal security, fifty thousand Ceylobans are at arms for the Empire
Produce exploited by the Empire includes limestone, graphite, mineral sands, gems, phosphates, clay, rice, sugarcane, spices, tea, opium

The Walmingtonian Cape Colonies

Administered by Governor General Lord Christopher Bagley and 180 Provincial Ministers appointed in equal measure by Governor, PM, and provincial election
Capital at Cape Town
Population estimated at fifteen million
Other major cities include Durban, Mbabane, Maseru, Port Mavis, and Soweto
Covers the colonial territories of the Western Cape, Eastern Cape, Kwazulu-Natal, Mpumalanga, Limpopo, Lesotho, and Swaziland
In addition to forces raised for internal security, eighty-thousand Southern Africans are at arms for the Empire
Produce exploited by the Empire includes gold, chromium, iron ore, copper, oil, salt, tin, uranium, nickel, diamonds, platinum, asbestos, coal, clay, quarry stone, talc, natural gas, corn, wheat, sugarcane, fruits, vegetables, beef, wool, barley

The Walmingtonian Dominion of Waynesia

Administered by Governor General Beauregard Rain and 120 Provincial Ministers appointed in equal measure by Governor, PM, and provincial election
Capital at Chalisbury
Population estimated at six million
Other major cities include Bulawayo
In addition to forces raised for internal security, thirty thousand Waynesians are at arms for the Empire
Produce exploited by the Empire includes coal, chromium ore, asbestos, gold, nickel, copper, iron ore, corn, cotton, tobacco, wheat, coffee, sugarcane, peanuts, cattle

The Viceroyal Walmingtonian Dominion of Vazimbaland

Administered by Viceroy Governor General Sir Nathaniel Robinson and 120 Provincial Ministers, appointed in equal measure by Viceroy, PM, and provincial election
Capital at Antananarivo
Population estimated at nine million
Other major cities include Mahajanga, Toamasina, and Fort Capricorn
In addition to forces raised for internal security, forty thousand Vazimbalanders are at arms for the Empire
Produce exploited by the Empire includes graphite, coal, salt, tar sands, quartz, semiprecious stones, fish, cocoa, coffee, sugarcane, cloves, rice, beans, bananas, peanuts

Walmingtonian West Africa

Inclusive of the governates of Walmingtonian Mauretania and Walmingtonian Saharaland, administered respectively by Governor General Admiral (ret.) Viirgil Tempest Pollock and Governess General Lady Maltby, and 60 Provincial Ministers appointed in equal measure by Governors, PM, and provincial election
Capitals at Nouakchott and Laayoune
Respective populations estimated at one million, and quarter of one million
Other major cities include Ad Dakhla and Port Blanc
In addition to forces raised for internal security, six-thousand West Africans are at arms for the Empire
Produce exploited by the Empire includes iron ore, gypsum, copper, phosphate, diamonds, gold, oil, fish, camels, dates, rice, corn

Walmingtonian Togoland

Administered by Governor General Harold Baxtorly-Adams and 60 Provincial Ministers appointed equally by Governor, PM, and provincial election
Capital at Luton
Population estimated at two million
Other major cities include Dapaong
In addition to forces raised for internal security, ten thousand Togolese are at arms for the Empire
Produce exploited by the Empire includes phosphates, limestone, marble, coffee, cocoa, and cotton

The Walmingtonian Protectorates of St.Thomas and Prince's Island

Administered by High Commissioner HRH Prince Edryd on behalf of King Godfrey III
Capital at St.Thomas
Combined population estimated at seventy-five thousand
In addition to forces raised for internal security, four-hundred Thomasese and Prince's Islanders and are at arms for the Empire
Produce exploited by the Empire includes fish, cocoa, coffee, bananas, and pepper

Armed Forces

Royal Walmingtonian Army (RWA)

Supreme Commander: RWA High Marshal General Sir John Le Mesurier

Incomplete database-

Army Group Home Islands
Field Marshal James Beck
Headquarters at Kenilworth and Great Walmington

Composition/Deployment-

Divisional-
2nd Kentonshire Infantry (6th to 10th Kentonshire Rifle Regts/Mainland WoS)
1st Stockshire Infantry (1st to 5th Stockshire Rifle Regts/Mainland WoS)
Burnhampshire Mounted (6th Burnhampshire Rifle Regt., 3rd Burnhampshire Arty. V and VI Burnhampshire Tank Platoon/Mainland WoS)

Sub Divisional-
2nd Southend Rifles (Regiment/Southend)
Newry Rifles (Infantry Battalion/Newry Is.)
III Southshire Tank Platoon (Southend)
II Westonshire Tank Platoon (Mainland WoS)
2nd Southend Artillery (Arty. Regt./Southend)

Army Group North Africa
Field Marshal Square
Headquarters at Port Blanc

Composition/Deployment-

Divisional-
1st Kentonshire Infantry (1st to 5th Kentonshire Rifle Regts./Mauretania)
1st Burnhampshire Infantry (1st to 5th Burnhampshire Rifle Regts./Mauretania)
Southend Mounted (1st, 3rd-6th Southend Rifle Regts, 1st Southend Arty. I and II Southend Tank Platoon/Mauretania)

Sub Divisional-
6th Westonshire Rifles (Regiment/Togoland and St.Thomas & Prince's Island)
Newrian Cavaliers (Cavalry Battalion/Saharaland)
II Southshire Tank Platoon (Togoland)

Army Group South Africa
Field Marshal Gerald Pierce
Headquarters at Port Mavis

Composition/Deployment-

Divisional:

Sub Divisional:
I Southshire Tank Platoon (Walmingtonian Swaziland)
I Westonshire Tank Platoon (Lesotho)

Army Group Gallaga
Field Marshal Thomas Winters
Headquarters at Banka Ta

Army Group Training
General Percival Weisel
Headquarters at Deval Valley, Norbray

Royal Walmingtonian Engineering Corps

Documentary Engineer Wing
Major Ivor Comstive

Special Operations Wing

Total RWA strength
400,000 (discounting RWEC-DEW)

RWA Organisation/Structure-

Foot Platoon
20 men
Usual armament configuration- fifteen FMIR rifles (one or two riflemen usually are placed with each platoon expressly due to their being expert snipers, though a specialised rifle does not presently exist in Walmingtonian service), three Machine Carbine Wosten, two Machine-Gun Land MkII*. Also three pistols (usually Wayne MkIII), five “Leech Bomb” anti-tank grenades, fifteen Mills grenades, one MkII Radio Transmit/Receive station, two Webley zinc flare pistol.

Rifle Company
100 men
Five Platoons. Additional (combined) armament when operating at Company strength typically includes light mortars, anti-tank rifles, and heavy machineguns

Infantry Battalion
700 men
Seven Companies.
Towed twin 1" cannon are often added at this level, though in some cases they also exist in company-sized units. These weapons are for both anti-aircraft defence and for use against ground targets.

King’s Rifle Regiment
2,100 men
Three Battalions.
2" AA guns frequently transported with Regiments in the field. Mechanisation significantly increases at this level. Due to a relative shortage of officers, Rifle Regiments are often commanded by Sgt.Majors, where in peacetime Colonels would have been expected.

Infantry Division
10,500 men (five Rifles)

Tank Platoon
Typically eight CCMkIII Lancer, six MTMkII Terrapin, two MTMkIII Tortoise, and four CCMkII variants (CSH/AAS) plus usually two Spotter Gun Car and up to four STMkI “Baby Carriage”.

Cavalry Battalion
Four Tank Platoons. Royal Tortoise tanks exist in most cavalry battalions, though they will be only one to four strong.

Mounted Infantry Division
A Rifle Regiment with a higher concentration of trucks than is usual, plus an Artillery Regiment and two attached Cavalry Battalions. Consideration is being given to attaching aircraft directly to Mounted Infantry Divisions as often happened in effect during the First Anti Fascist War

Artillery Company
Typically a battery of four 5" and twelve 3” and 4”towed guns, and two 3” howitzers.

Artillery Regiment
Four Artillery Companies plus variable additional pieces (usually light howitzers and anti-tank guns). CCMkIICSH Hardy armoured vehicles are also frequently attached.

NB. These compositions are typical, but by no means concrete.

Royal Walmingtonian Navy (RWN)

Strength
Battleships: 5 (1 of which laid-up)
Battlecruisers: 4 (1 of which damaged)
Pocket Battleships: 1 (crippled)
Fleet Carriers: 4 (and 1 lost)
Escort Carriers: 4 (and 2 lost)
Heavy Cruisers: 14 (and 1 lost)
Light Cruisers: 13 (and 3 lost)
Destroyers: 32 (and 4 lost)
Corvettes: 15 (and 1 lost)

Fleet Commands

Home Fleet
Commander Home Fleet: Admiral Eric Longworth
Home Port: Southend and Port Perry
Flagship: HWMS Queen Mavis (“Merry Mave”), Captain Francis “Frank” Pike
Strength:
Battleships- 3 (Queen Mavis, Indefatigable, Churchill)
Battlecruisers- 2 (Eden, Alexandra)
Fleet Carriers- 2 (Phoenicia, Europa)
Escort Carriers- 2 (Newry, Stanley)
Heavy Cruisers- 6 (Triumphal, Henry, Tarrif, Alexander Vale, Raven, Wendsleybury)
Light Cruisers- 6 (Hancock, Cymric, Kettle, Dolly, Kingstowne, Kelpie)
Destroyers- 12 (Mount Street, Slope Way, Park Street, Freebooter, Fortitude, Ajax, Frenzy, Magical, Quixotic, Famous, Furtive, Fustigation)
Corvettes- 8 (C1-C8)

South Seas Fleet
Commander South Seas Fleet: Vice Admiral Peter Giallo
Home Port: Port Mavis
Flagship: HWMS King Godfrey I, Captain Raymond Dalton
Strength:
Battleships- 1 (King Godfrey I) (laid-up)
Battlecruisers-1 (Brixton)
Fleet Carriers- 1 (Minos (destroyed), Typhon)
Escort Carriers- 1 (Bishop (destroyed), Firmamental[/i])
Heavy Cruisers- 3 (Baltic (destroyed) Rock Dove, Kite, Bear)
Light Cruisers- 2 (Lesotho, Knave, Saint Thomas (destroyed), Thresher, Togoland)
Destroyers- 9 (Fairy, Fashionable, Fulmar (destroyed), Falcon, Fulgent, Fatidical, Facetious, Fantastic, Forayer, Fathomless, Fusilier, Favourite)
Corvettes- 3 (C9-C11) (C-12 destroyed)

Gallagan Ocean Fleet
Commander Gallagan Ocean Fleet: Admiral Sir James Frazer, Governor of Ceyloba
Home Port: Vollumbo
Flagship: HWMS Royal Oak, Captain Reginald Decker
Strength:
Battleships- 1 (Mainwaring)
Pocket Battleships- 1 (Royal Oak (disabled))
Battlecruisers- (Eastgate (damaged))
Fleet Carriers- 1 (Carthage)
Escort Carriers- 1 (Sparrow (destroyed), Swallow)
Heavy Cruisers- 5 (Deepdale, Marwood, Admiral Coney, Stockshire, Southshire)
Light Cruisers- 4 (Kentonshire, Brighton, Pelagin, Kenilworth, Knight)
Destroyers- 11 (Hare (destroyed), Longevity, Infamous, Constant, Futurity, Furious, Frigate, Fox, Forfender, Foiler, Finch, Filibuster)
Corvettes- 4 (C13-C16)

Royal Walmingtonian Air Force (RWAF)

Air Marshal William Pertwee

Fighter Air Defence Command South
Air Commander William Hodges

Fighter Air Defence Command East
Air Commander Joseph “Joe” Walker

Fighter Air Defence Command West
Air Commander Lord Cadbury

Bomber Command
Air Marshal William Pertwee

RWA Infantry Arms and Equipment

Side Arms

1/3" Constable-Wayne MkIII Pistol
Manufacturer: Chassire Arms, Wayne Heavy Industries
Operation: Double-action revolver
Calibre: .33-.75" Walmingtonian (8.4x19mm)
Magazine: Six-shot cylinder
Barrel Length: 5"
Additional Information: Top-break configuration. Similar to British Webley/Enfield service revolvers though more slender.

1/3" Constable MkIII No1 'Special' Pistol
Manufacturer: Chassire Arms
Operation: Double-action revolver
Calibre: .33-.75" Walmingtonian (8.4x19mm)
Magazine: Six-shot cylinder
Barrel Length: 5"
Service Notes: Issued widely to vehicle crews and also favoured by some commandos, but gradually losing ground to Custodian (next entry)
Additional Information: Top-break configuration. Identical to above entry but with hammer spur removed, disabling single-action firing.

1/3" Custodian Automatic Pistol MkI*
Manufacturer: Chassire Arms
Operation: Short recoil
Calibre: .33-.75" Walmingtonian (8.4x19mm)
Magazine: Eight-shot detachable box
Barrel Length: 5"
Service Notes: The first automatic pistol to enter Walmingtonian service, it faces some resistance from officers who worry about dependability
Additional Information: A fairly large pistol, especially in small Walmingtonian hands, but said to be pleasant to shoot

Long Arms

1/3" Wosten Machine Carbine
Manufacturer: Chassire Arms
Calibre: .33-.75" Walmingtonian (8.4x19mm)
Magazine: 28-shot side-mounted detachable box
Barrel Length: 7.5"
Rate of Fire: 550rpm
Additional Information: Based upon the British Sten in a manner similar to that of the Australian Austen
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1/4" Free Magazine Infantry Rifle
Manufacturer: Chassire Arms
Operation: Bolt action
Calibre: .25-2" Walmingtonian (6.35x51mm)
Magazine: Ten-shot detachable box
Barrel Length: 27"
Additional Information: Controversial for the introduction of a new, small cartridge with unproven stopping power, still an accurate and reliable weapon of familiar layout and reduced weight
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Heavy/Crew-Served Weapons

1/2" Rifle, Anti-Tank
Manufacturer: Sykes-Durban Defence of the Walmingtonian Colonies
Calibre: .5-4" Walmingtonian (12.7x102mm)
Magazine: None; single shot
Barrel Length: 44.5"
Muzzle Velocity: 4,700fps
Armour Penetration: 35mm at 300 yards against 0 degrees; 25mm at 100 yards against 60 degrees
Service Notes: Not widely used by RWA at home, but often on hand in colonies and sometimes mounted on vehicles such as the Baby Carriage. It is kept in service thanks to a Walmingtonian aversion to rocketry that is most strongly felt in the Army's upper echelons.
Additional Information: Barrel is free to recoil in the stock in order to reduce recoil impulse against the shooter, and the butt is padded to further improve comfort. The Rat, as it is called by troops, is an unusual weapon having a coned-bore based on the Gerlich principle, using a special .5" round of tungsten core surrounded by soft lead jacket and cupro-nickel envelope with a raised band around it. Though the breech calibre is some 12.7mm, the emergent calibre is 10mm, and the deforming squeeze action of the bore is what causes the increased muzzle velocity and affords armour penetration half again what one might otherwise expect.

1/4" Machine-Gun, Land MkII*
Manufacturer: Chassire Arms
Calibre: .25-2" Walmingtonian (6.35x51mm)
Magazine: One-hundred-shot belt
Barrel Length: 23"
Rate of Fire: 650rpm
Additional Information: Based on the Bren Light Machine-Gun the MGL-MkII* is essentially a belt-fed, re-chambered version with higher rate-of-fire, smaller dimensions, and lower weight according with the reduced cartridge size.

1/2" Machine-Gun, Heavy MkI**
Manufacturer: Chassire Arms
Calibre: .5-4" Walmingtonian (12.7x102mm)
Magazine: Fifty-shot fabric belt
Barrel Length: 50.5"
Rate of Fire: 500rpm
Service Notes: Used in static defences, mounted on Land Cruisers, and fitted to some tanks. The second-level anti-aircraft gun of Royal Walmingtonian Army, Navy, and Air Force, where it may appear in dual-mountings. Also arms several old fighter and bomber aircraft in the RWAF.
Additional Information: Another reliable weapon, this is sometimes regarded as a little bit un-Walmingtonian because of its arguably excessive size and power

Other Weapons

Infantry Tank-Grenade MkI "Leech Bomb"
The ITG MkI is a 2 1/2lb explosive device, thrown with help from a bakelite handle, and coated in adhesive which enables it to stick to an armoured vehicle when placed or thrown

No. 36 Mark W Mills Grenade
Manufacturer: Sanders and Sons
Type: Defensive, fragmentary
Delay Fuze: Four seconds
Weight: One pound eleven ounces
Service Notes: Standard issue hand grenade in RWA
Additional Information: Licence-built version of British weapon

Norbray Pattern Combat Knife
Rarely used outside the Special Operations Wing this is said to owe something to blades native to Norbray County, where they were perportedly used to kill red bears and as well traditionally to settle the most grave of personal conflicts.

14" Chassire Arms Bayonet
Fixable to all Walmingtonian long arms including the FMIR and Wosten. The Old Cold [Steel] is the traditional weapon of the Walmingtonian army in spite of the fact that almost every engagement ever joined by Walmingtonian forces has been fought against physically larger and stronger adversaries.

Other Equipment

MkII Radio Transmit/Receive Station
An unusual good piece of communications equipment born of a long Walmingtonian tradition of tinkering with radios at the expense of such frivolities as television

Webley Zinc Flare Pistol
Around 1" bore. One of few none-native items of Royal Walmingtonian Military Forces inventory

Artillery

Light Mortar, Two Inch
Manufacturer: Sanders and Sons, Chassire Arms
Calibre: 2" (51mm)
Range: Six-hundred yards
Ammunition: High-explosive, smoke, illumination, signals, practice
Service Notes: Used across the theatres of RWA operation but not in huge numbers, espeically since the increased use of rifle grenades began
Additional Information: Almost a grenade launcher in practice, and can be fired on horizontal trajectory as an improvised anti-tank weapon requiring bracing against fixed object to deal with great recoil

Standard Mortar, Three Inch
Manufacturer: Chassire Arms
Calibre: 3" (76mm)
Range:
Ammunition: High-explosive, smoke, illumination, signals, practice

Heavy Mortar, Four Inch
Manufacturer: Chassire Arms
Calibre: 4" (102mm)
Range:
Ammunition: High-explosive, smoke, illumination, signals, practice

Gun, Light, Two Inch
Manufacturer: Chassire Arms
Calibre: 2" (51mm)
Armour Penetration: Over 2" at 500 yards against 30 degrees; over 4" at 100 yards and 0 degrees
Service Notes: Replaced British 2pdr anti-tank gun in RWA service.
Additional Information: Uses high-velocity six-pound shell in anti-tank role, high-explosive in anti-infantry or fire-support roles.

Howitzer, Light, Three Inch
Manufacturer: Chassire Arms
Calibre: 3" (76mm)
Range: 7,000-11,000 yards depending on shell type
Service Notes: An increasingly rare weapon most often seen only as the primary armament of CCMkIICSH Hardy and used also as a mountain gun
Additional Information: Shell weight is from around 12lbs (shrapnel) to 18lbs (high explosive).

Gun, Medium, Three Inch
Manufacturer: Chassire Arms
Calibre: 3" (76mm)
Range: 12,000 yards indirect fire
Armour Penetration: 6" at 100 yards against 0 degrees (AP round); above 8" at 100 yards against 0 degrees (APDS round)
Ammunition: High-explosive, armour-piercing, APDS, smoke, illumination, practice
Service Notes: The most common crew-served anti-tank weapon and major field-artillery piece in the RWA
Additional Information: A towed weapon with a round base that may be lowered to enable 360 degree traverse in either anti-tank or anti-aircraft configuration. A good crew can best twelve rounds per minute at burst

Gun, Heavy, Four Inch
Manufacturer: Chassire Arms
Calibre: 4" (102mm)
Range: 20,000 yards indirect fire
Armour Penetration: 8" at 100 yards against 0 degrees (AP round); 10" at 100 yards against 0 degrees (APDS round)
Ammunition: High-explosive, armour-piercing, APDS, smoke, illumination, practice
Service Notes: As Gun, Heavy, Four Inch it is the primary counter-battery artillery piece available and the most deadly anti-tank gun, though slightly less nimble at close range compared to the GM-III".
Additional Information: Has indicated promise for the future of armour piercing discarding sabot ammuntion as a tank-killer.

Howitzer, Heavy, Five Inch
Manufacturer: Chassire Arms
Calibre: 5" (127mm)
Range:
Ammunition: High-explosive, smoke, illumination, practice
Service Notes:
Additional Information:

Anti-Aircraft

Cannon, Point, One Inch
Manufacturer: Wychwood Automation, Chassire Arms
Configuration: Twin guns on flexible mounting
Calibre: 1" Walmingtonian Automatic (25mm)
Magazine: Twenty-shot box (each gun)
Rate of Fire: 450rpm (each gun)
Ceiling: 12,000 feet maximum; 8,000 feet effective; 1,000-4,000 feet optimal
Armour Penetration: Almost 3" at close range with armour-piercing round
Elevation: -6 to +85 degrees
Service Notes: Used primarily as the third-level anti-aircraft gun for the Army, Navy, and Air Force in fixed mounting it is also used on a light towed arrangement for use as a low-level anti-aircraft gun as well as a ground fire support weapon. It is sometimes found mounted on Baby Carriage light armoured vehicles, on medium trucks, or fitted as the primary armament of Walmingtonian armoured cars where it may appear in single-barrel configuration
Additional Information: Based on the 1" Aviation Cannon. Often (but not always) protected by a shield.

Cannon, Low, Two-Inch
Manufacturer: Chassire Arms
Calibre: 2" (51mm)
Ceiling: 18,000 feet maximum; 12,000 feet effective; 2,000-6,000 feet optimal
Service Notes: The fourth level anti-aircraft gun in use with the Army, Navy, and Air Force and is magazine fed
Additional Information: Related to Gun, Light, Two-Inch but magazine-fed.

Cannon, Medium, Three Inch
Manufacturer: Chassire Arms
Calibre: 3" (76mm)
Ceiling: 28,000 feet maximum; 18,000 feet effective
Service Notes: The fifth level anti-aircraft gun in use with the Army, Navy, and Air Force
Additional Information: Related to Gun, Medium, Three Inch.

Cannon, High, Four Inch
Manufacturer: Chassire Arms
Calibre: 4" (102mm)
Ceiling: 36,000 feet maximum; 28,000 feet effective
Service Notes: The sixth level anti-aircraft gun in use with the Army, Navy, and Air Force.
Additional Information: Related to Gun, Heavy, Four Inch.

Utility Vehicles

Velocipede, Motor, MkII
Manufacturer: Stockley Motors
Maximum Speed: 45mph
Service Notes: Quite widely issued to signals corps, engineers, and other units
Additional Information: Walmingtonians sometimes dislike doing things by halves, but will consider lower extremes no less readily than upper extremes: two wheels are considered the civilised minimum, while the maximum is represented as however many wheels one can cram under a nice steam train. At home, peddle cycles are more popular than motor cars, but in the field they proved to be impractical and often more trouble than they were worth, and so a motorised replacement had to be found. The VM-II is unremarkable but rugged and reliable.

Land Rover, Stockley, MkI
Manufacturer: Stockley Motors
Service Notes: Many thousands are active with the RWA and with SOW, operating as scout cars, aggressive patrol vehicles, command vehicles, light equipment and artillery tractors, ambulances, and in various other roles
Additional Information: Broadly smiliar to British vehicles, these are called land rover in a purely descriptive manner and not because they are actually Land Rover vehicles

Lorry, Motor, Light MkIII "Christopher"
Manufacturer: Wychwood Automation
Configuration: 4x4
Weight: 3tons
Engine: 75hp petrol
Range: 200miles
Service Notes: Standard light haulage of supplies, spares, equipment, and troops is usually undertaken by this model's thousands of chassis, and it has also been converted for ambulance, light recovery, and several other roles. Many thousand serve across the Royal Walmingtonian Empire
Additional Information: Though prone to minor breakdowns and general falling-apart, these Wychwood trucks have a reputation for always managing to re-start and for sticking around for years of heavy use, even if the trimmings may fall away.

Lorry, Motor, Medium MkII "Lion"
Manufacturer: Stockley Motors
Configuration: 6x6
Weight: 5tons
Service Notes: Widely used by all major military branches and especially popular in the RWA. Tankers, tractors, recovery units, and other versions exist in large quantities.
Additional Information: Said to have unusually good off-road abilities. Rated as the best truck in Walmingtonian service thanks to compact power and generally robust nature

Lorry, Motor, Heavy MkI "Gulf Stream"
Manufacturer: Wychwood Automation
Configuration: 6x4
Weight: 10tons
Service Notes: Serves RWA, RWN, and RWAF in many version including tankers, medium/heavy recovery, field command, equipment transport, supplies transport, troop transport, artillery tractor, crane, and more
Additional Information: Proved itself in the Desert War and the following Operation Minos, and became known as the tea-trolley that fed the anti-fascist armies.

Lorry, Motor, Tank Transporter MkI
Manufacturer: Wychwood Automation
Configuration: 6x4
Weight: 53tons
Service Notes: The only specifically designed tank transporter in the RWA, responsible for new heavier tanks while modified medium and heavy trucks sometimes carry lighter armour

Armour

Spotter Gun Car Mk III Peregrine
Crew: 2/3
Engine: 90hp petrol
Combat Weight: 6,784kg
Maximum Road Speed: 47mph
Road Range: 163miles
Height: 2.12m
Width: 2.01m
Length: 4.35m
Armour: bolted and welded steel, 6mm-17mm
Armament: Variable. A- 1x .50" machinegun, 1x.33" machinegun, B- 1x 1.5" anti-tank gun, 1x .33" machinegun, C- 1x 1" cannon.
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Special Tankettes “Baby Carriage”
Crew: 2 or 3 (plus 5 or 4)
Engine: 90hp petrol
Combat Weight: 4.5tons maximum
Maximum Speed: 32mph
Range: 92.17miles
Height: 1.64m
Width: 2.1m
Length: 3.72m
Armour: 6mm to 11mm steel
Armament: Variable- None; Combination of 1 to 3x.25" machine-gun/.50” anti-tank rifle; 2" light mortar; flame thrower; 2x1" cannon.
Service Notes: Hundreds serve in a range of duties, being adaptable with recovery equipment, bridge laying equipment, extending ladder, mineclearing gear et cetera, and also used as a field ambulance, command post, and so on.

CCMkII*Anti-Aircraft Tank "Sentinel"
Armament: 2x 1” automatic cannon
Service Notes: Increasingly widely integrated with tank and mechanised formations to disrupt and discourage enemy strafing runs and secondarily to provide close-in fire support against ground targets
Additional Information: Anti-aircraft configuration of the withdrawn Cavalry Cruiser MkII
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CCMkIICSH "Hardy"
Armament: 1x3” (76mm) light howitzer, 1x.25" machine-gun
Service Notes: Around in moderate strength for some years and not likely to be fully withdrawn in the near future
Additional Information: Close-support version of the withdrawn CCMkII
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Light Fighting Tank MkII "Gnome"
Manufacturer: Wychwood Automation
Crew: 3
Engine: 145hp petrol
Combat Weight: 8.2tons
Maximum Speed: 32mph (road)
Range: 134 miles
Height: 2.1m
Width: 2.4m
Length: 4.35m
Armour: welded steel; 5mm to 36mm
Armament: 1x 1.5" (38mm) anti-tank gun, 1x.25” co-axial machine-gun
Service Notes: Follows a tradition that once imagined swarms of little tanks over-running enemy armies, the Gnome is often deployed with advance expeditionary forces and a couple of hundred are available to the RWA

Marching Tank Mk I "Turtle"
Crew: 3
Engine: 90hp petrol
Combat Weight: 12.7 tonnes
Maximum Speed: 9mph
Range: 91 miles
Height: 1.9m
Width: 2.32m
Length: 4.95m
Armour: cast and welded steel 12mm to 68mm
Armament: 1x .5" machinegun
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Cavalry Cruiser Mk III "Lancer"
Crew: 4
Engine: 345hp
Combat Weight: 19tons
Top Speed: 32mph
Range: 92miles
Height: 2.25m
Width: 2.7m
Length: 5.85m
Armour: 9-48mm steel
Armament: 1x 2" (51mm) anti-tank gun, 1x.25" co-axial machine-gun, often 1x.25" anti-aircraft machine-gun
Service Notes: The most common Walmingtonian tank
Additional Information: In the late stages of the Desert War, some crews removed regulator caps and pushed their Lancers well beyond the design speed (at the risk of breakdown) in order to run rings around lumbering fascist armour. A fairly elegant-looking war machine, the last of the cruisers is regarded as a greyhound next to the tank army's working-dog marching tanks. Popular with an army that was loath to give-up its cavalry and seen as a way to hang on to some of the associated traditions, Lancer tank-commanders being the RWA's new generation of dashing cavalry officers
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Marching Tank Mk III "Tortoise"
Crew: 5
Engine: 500hp Stockley diesel
Combat Weight: 40tons
Maximum Speed: 17.5mph
Range: 100 miles
Height: 2.4m
Width: 3.4m
Length: 6.9m
Armour: 28mm to 117mm
Armament: 2" (51mm) anti-tank gun, 3x .25" machine-guns (1x co-axial, 1x bow mounted, 1x anti-aircraft)
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Marching Tank Mk IIIB "Royal Tortoise"
Crew: 5
Engine: 500hp Stockley diesel
Combat Weight: 47tons
Maximum Speed: 15.6mph
Range: 174.5 miles
Height: 2.7m
Width: 3.4m
Length: 7.2m
Armour: 28mm to 157mm steel
Armament: 3" (76mm) anti-tank gun, 3x.25" machine-guns (1x co-axial, 1x bow mounted, 1x anti-aircraft)
Service Notes: Fights in fairly large numbers for units closely associated with infanty formations
Additional Information: Used primarily to support infantry breakthroughs while Cavalry Cruisers have free reign to partake in anti-tank warfare. The Royal Tortoise is seen as a slightly awkward compromise after wartime experience created the requirement for a tank with a 3" anti-armour weapon and the then howitzer-armed MT-MkIII's was the only turret-ring able to accept it: the infantry-support tank's duty is now, some say, dangerously confused.
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Aircraft

Monoplane Fighter MkII Wychwood "Wren"
Crew: 1
Engine Power: 1,100hp
Speed: 312mph
Ceiling: 33,500ft
Range: 560miles
Armament 6x .33" (8.4x63mm) machineguns in wings
Service Notes: Primary RWAF fighter, being transfered to colonies as Nimbus begins to take-over home defence duties. 860 in service.
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Monoplane Fighter MkIII(*) Stockley "Nexus"
Crew: 1 or 2 (ASW/trainer roles et cetera)
Weight Empty: 8,411lbs
Span: 40'8"
Length: 35'7"
Engine Power: 1,900hp
Top Speed: 374mph
Ceiling: 30,200ft
Range: 1,200 miles
Armament: 4x .50” machineguns in wings, 1x 1" cannon in nose; 10x 54lb rockets or up to 1,850lb of bombs or 1x torpedo
Service Notes: Originally supposed to become Walmington's primary fighter its relative lack of agility failed to impress the air force despite a 62mph speed increase over Wren. Instead converted for maritime operation, Nexus is now the RWN's standard carrier fighter and forms half of its anti submarine and ship aircraft strength
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Monoplane Fighter Mk V Stockley "Nimbus"
Maker: Stockley Motors with Wychwood Automation the primary sub-contractor
Crew: 1
Weight Empty: 7,901lbs
Weight Full: 12,285lb
Span: 35’
Length: 31’8”
Engine: Stockley White Raven 24 cylinder; 2,400hp
Propeller: Five-blade Wychwood Jenny Airscrew
Top Speed: 476mph
Cruising Speed: 254mph
Ceiling: 45,000ft
Range: 1,100miles
Guns: 2x 1” aviation cannons and 4x .50” heavy machineguns
Other Armament: 1x500lb bomb on centreline, 2x250lb bombs; 8x54lb rockets; 12x2” Grapeshot rockets under wings
Service Notes: Entering low-rate production and slated to replace Wren as principle home-defence fighter and serve also as bomber escort, most production lines still re-tooling at outbreak of war
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Twin Bomber MkI Wychwood "Barrow"
Crew: 3
Span: 57’8”
Length: 43’2”
Engine: 2x890hp
Top Speed: 254mph
Cruising Speed: 216mph
Ceiling: 23,200ft
Range: 1,475miles
Armament: 2x.33" machineguns in dorsal turret, 2x.33" machineguns in chin turret
Payload: 1,220lbs
Service Notes: Production winding down. Over 200 built. Some handed over to allies.

Distance Bomber MkI Stockley "Oak"
Crew: 7
Span: 101'2"
Length: 64'10"
Engines: Four 1,100hp
Top Speed: 274mph
Cruising Speed: 202mph
Range: 2,100miles with 8,500lb payload
Ceiling: 27,800ft
Defensive Armament: Six .50" machineguns in three turrets (nose, dorsal, tail)
Payload: 12,500lb.
Service Notes: In low-rate production. 220 ordered.

Biplane Fighter MkV-II Wheatear
Configuration: Two-seat biplane
Role: Basic flight training, scout, single-passenger transport, light cargo, maritime spotting, torpedo bombing
Crew: 2
Length: 32'7"
Span: 33'9"
Powerplant: 1,020hp Super-Highwayman Turboprop
Top Speed: 292mph clean conventional; 254mph floatplane
Range: 600 miles conventional, 850 miles with droptanks; 920 miles floatplane
Ceiling: 30,000ft
Armament: Variable, usually none or 1x.33" machine-gun firing through propeller. May carry rockets, bombs, or a torpedo. Can be configured with two machine-guns mounted over the engine firing through the propeller and one on the upper wing, and in the event of carrying a second crewman may fit a rearward flexible mounting with one or two further machine-guns.
Service Notes: Primary training aircraft for RWAF and RWN pilots. Torpedo bomber flying from aircraft carriers and shore. Floatplane may fly as a spotter from battleships and cruisers.
Additional Information: Conventional version sports retractable landing gear. Has variable-pitch three-blade propeller.

Light and Utility Transport, Training, and Observation Aircraft O/TMkI "Acorn"
Twin-engine low-wing monoplane aircraft used for training in piloting, navigation, communications, bombing and torpedo bombing, gunnery, and also for utility transport, special forces insertion, maritime patrol, reconnaissance, counter-insurgency bombing, and diplomatic transport purposes. Top speed is less than 200mph and range around 800 miles.

Warships

Glamorgan Class Battleships
Dimensions-
Length (overall): 804’2”
Beam (overall): 110’5”
Draft: 30’6” mean
Displacement: 48,200 tons standard; 53,700+ tons full
Crew: 1,983
Power and Performance-
Engine: eight boilers (oil fired) Tedley & Crooke
Horsepower: 140,000
Shafts: 4
Max. Speed: 28.9 knots
Range: 8,550nm at 12 knots, 5,200nm at 22 knots
Armour-
Belt: 7.5”-16” steel
Deck: 6.5”-8.25” steel
Bulkheads: 5.25”-11.25” steel
Main Turrets: 7.25”-18.5” steel
Conning Tower: 6.75”-12.5” steel
Armament-
Main: Eight 15.5”/47 guns (four turrets, two fore, two aft) (two+ rounds per minute; 2,150lb AP shell; 40,500 yard range)
Secondary: Twelve 6” guns (6x2; eight to ten rounds per minute; 19,000-yard range)
Anti Aircraft: Eight 3” guns (4x2, DP); thirty-two 1.5" guns (16x2); forty-four 1” guns (22x2)
Aircraft: Three Wheatear, catapult launch
Radar-
Air Search: Walmington Model A MkI
Surface Search: Walmington Model B MkII
Fire Control: Walmington Model D MkII
Ships of Class: HWMS Indefatigable, Mainwaring, Churchill

King Godfrey I Class Battleships
Dimensions-
Length (overall): 748’2”
Beam (overall): 97’9”
Draft: 27’11” mean
Displacement (full): 43,400 tons
Crew: 1,744
Power and Performance-
Engine: eight boilers (oil fired)
Horsepower: 121,000
Shafts: 4
Max. Speed: 27.4 knots
Range: 7,900nm at 12 knots, 5,000nm at 22 knots
Armour-
Belt: 15” steel
Deck: 5.75”-7.2” steel
Bulkheads: 5.25”-11.25” steel
Main Turrets: 7.25”-16.5” steel
Conning Tower: 5.75”-10.5” steel
Armament-
Main: Eight 15” guns (four turrets, two fore, two aft) (two rounds per minute, 31,180yd/27,596.6m range at 30 deg. Elev.)
Secondary: Ten 6” guns (eight - ten rounds per minute, 19,000yd/17,000m range)
Anti Aircraft: Three 3” guns, eighteen 1.5" guns (9x2), thirty two 2x1” guns (16x2)
Aircraft: Two Wheatear, catapult launch.
Ships of Class: HWMS King Godfrey I ( “Good Godfrey” ), Queen Mavis ( “Merry Mave” )

Iansisle Class Pocket Battleships
Dimensions-
Length (overall): 468'11"
Beam (overall): 78'9"
Draft (maximum): 23'3"
Displacement (full): 19,720 tons
Crew: 771
Power and Performance:
Plant: 12 Westerton Mk. X oil
Turbines: 4 Shell J47
Shafts: 4
Horsepower: 102,200
Max Speed: 24 knots
Range: 6,700 nm at 14 knots ; 4,000 nm at 20 knots
Armor:
Belt: 9.25" steel
Deck: 2.5" to 3" steel
Forward Bulkhead: 9" steel
Broadside Bulkhead: 4" steel
Aft Bulkhead: 4.5" steel
Turrets: 12" face ; 7.5" sides ; 4.9" roof
Barbettes: 11" above belt ; 4.75" below belt
Conning tower: 11" sides ; 4.75" roof
Armarment:
8 x 12" guns (mounted in 4 turrets, with two forward and two aft)
6 x 6" guns (mounted in 2 turrets, one port, one starboard)
5 x 1.5" AA guns
6x 1" AA guns (3x2)
24 x .50" AA guns (12x2 mounted along broadsides)
6 x 21" torpedo launchers (below waterline; 3 port, 3 starboard)
Radars:
Air Search: RSUC model 174A
Surface Search: RSUC model 111S
Fire Control: RSUC model 211FC "Blindman's Bluff
Run: 2 hulls, Iansisle, Royal Oak
Service notes: Iansisle lost in action against German squadron lead by Bismarck in Denmark Strait; Royal Oak (ex King Toto IV) leads Gallagan Ocean Fleet, exhibits infamously poor post-refit seakeeping

Eden Class Battle Cruisers
Dimensions-
Length (overall): 702’11”
Beam (overall): 91’8”
Draft: 25’6”
Displacement (full): 31,333 tons
Crew: 1,374
Power and Performance-
Engine: four Wychwood boilers (oil fired)
Horsepower: 112,000
Shafts: 4
Max. Speed: 30.2 knots
Range: 6,700nm at 12 knots, 4,550nm at 22knots
Armour-
Belt: 9” to 13”
Deck: 3.2” to 6.4” steel
Bulkheads: 4.75” to 11” steel
Main Turrets: 5.25” to 14” steel
Conning Tower: 4.85” to 10” steel
Armament-
Main: Nine 12” guns (three turrets, two fore, one aft)
Secondary: Twelve 6” guns (six turrets),
Anti Aircraft: Thirty-two 1.5" guns (16x2), forty-eight 1” guns (24x2), six .50” machineguns
Aircraft: Two Wheatear, catapult launch
Ships of Class: HWMS Eastgate, Brixton, Alexandra, Eden

Phoenician Class 1st Class Aero-Carriers
Dimensions-
Length (overall): 776'1"
Beam (overall): 98'2"
Draft: 24'8"
Displacement (full): 31,991 tons
Crew: 1,997 including flight crew
Power and Performance:
Engine: Wychwood oil-fired
Power: 112,000hp
Shafts: 4
Speed: 30 knots
Range: 9,100nm at 12 knots, 5,480nm at 22 knots.
Armour:
Deck: Up to 4" steel
Belt: 3.75"
Armament-
Main: Four 6" guns
Anti-aircraft: Six 3" guns, forty-eight 1.5" (8x6), thirty-two 1” guns (16x2)
Radar-
Air Search: Walmington Model A MkI
Surface Search: Walmington Model B MkI
Air Wing: Up to 58 aircraft; 14x Wheatear, 6x Nexus ASW, 6x Nexus AEW, 32x Nexus/Wren fighter
Ships of Class: HWMS Phoenicia, Carthage, Minos, Europa, Typhon

Sparrow Class Escort Aero-Carriers
Dimensions-
Length (overall): 504'2"
Beam (overall): 79'1"
Draft: 19'7"
Displacement (full): 17,110 tons
Crew: 904 including flight crew
Power and Performance-
Engine: Wychwood oil fired.
Power: 15,000hp
Shafts: 1
Speed: 19kt
Range: 12,800nm at 12kt, 8,470nm at 18kt
Armour-
Deck: 6.5" wood
Armament-
Main: Two 4" guns, two 3" DP guns
Anti-aircraft: Sixteen 1" (8x2), twelve 1.5" guns (6x2)
Radar-
Air Search: Walmington Model A MkI
Surface Search:Walmington Model B MkI
Air Wing: One catapult. Up to 22 aircraft; typically 8x Wheatear, 14x Nexus (AEW/ASW/fighter) or Wren fighter
Ships of Class: HWMS Sparrow, Newry, Stanley, Bishop, Swallow, Firmamental

Chaspot Class Heavy Cruisers
Dimensions-
Length (overall): 667’5”
Beam (overall): 74’9”
Draft: 24’6” mean
Displacement (full): 18,804 tons
Crew: 1,109
Power and Performance-
Engine: four Wychwood boilers (oil fired)
Horsepower: 112,000
Shafts: 4
Max Speed: 32.4 knots
Range: 6,900nm at 12 knots, 4,700nm at 22 knots
Armour-
Belt: 7” steel
Deck: 2.5” –3.75” steel
Bulkheads: 4.25” –6.55” steel
Main Turrets: 2.5” –8.7” steel
Conning Tower: 4” –6.7” steel
Armament-
Main: Nine 8”/56 guns (three turrets, two fore, one aft)
Secondary: Six 4” DP guns (2x2, 2x1), four 21” torpedo,
Anti Aircraft: Twelve 1.5" guns (6x2), forty 1” guns (20x2), six .50” machineguns
Aircraft: two Wheatear, catapult launch
Ships of Class: HWMS Triumphal, Marwood, Deepdale

Wayne Class Heavy Cruisers ( “Wayners” )
Dimensions-
Length (overall): 608’4”
Beam (overall): 64’9”
Draft: 21’2”
Displacement (full): 13,709 tons
Crew: 831
Power and Performance-
Engine: four Wychwood boilers, oil-fired
Horsepower: 112,000
Shafts: 4
Max Speed: 33.7 knots
Range: 8,200nm at 12 knots, 5,100nm at 22 knots
Armour-
Belt: 3.5” to 5.8”
Deck: 2.25” to 3.5”
Main Turrets: 2.5” roof, 2.75-4” sides, 6” face
Conning Tower: 2.5” to 4.25”
Armament-
Main: Eight 8”/56 guns (320lb shell to 32,680 yards at two rounds per minute) (4x2)
Secondary: Eight 4” DP guns (along broadsides; 2x2, 4x1)
Anti Aircraft: Twenty-four 1.5" guns (12x2), twenty-four 1” (12x2)
Radar-
Air Search: Walmington Model A MkI
Surface Search: Walmington Model B MkII
Fire Control: Walmington Model D MkII
Aircraft: Two Wheatear, catapult launch
Ships of Class: HWMS Henry, Admiral Coney, Tarrif, Raven, Rock Dove, Kite, Wendsleybury, Alexander Vale, Baltic, Bear, Stockshire, Southshire

Kentonshire Class Light Cruisers
Dimensions-
Length (extreme): 571’11”
Beam (extreme): 59’8”
Draft (mean): 17’11”
Displacement (full): 11,172 tons
Crew (usual): 793
Power and Performance-
Engine: Four Wychwood oil fired boilers
Horsepower: 80,000
Shafts: 4
Max Speed: 33.2 knots
Range: 6,350nm at 12 knots, 4,500nm at 22 knots
Armour-
Belt: 1.7” to 3.75” steel
Deck: 2.1” steel
Bulkheads: 2.5” steel
Main Turrets: 1.9” roof, 2.5” sides, 3.55” face
Conning Tower: 2.2” roof, 3.5” sides
Armament-
Main: Nine 6” guns (three turrets; two fore, one aft)
Secondary: Six 4” DP gun (single mounts along broadsides), six 21” torpedo tubes (three each side, above water-line), four depth charge throwers.
Anti-Aircraft: Twelve 1.5" guns (6x2), twenty-four 1” guns (12x2), six .50” machineguns all mounted along broadsides and atop superstructure, one 6x1.5" turret mounted aft before Wednesday turret
Aircraft: Two Wasp III, catapult launch
Radar-
Air Search: Walmington Model A MkI and Walmington Model A MkIII
Surface Search: Walmington Model B MkI
Sonar: Walmington Model C(S) MkI
Ships of Class: HWMS Kentonshire, Kenilworth, Brighton, Pelagin, Hancock, Cymric, Lesotho, Togoland, Saint Thomas, Kettle, Dolly, Thresher, Kingstowne, Kelpie, Knave, Knight

Destroyers III Class/Falcon Class
Dimensions-
Length (overall): 347’4”
Beam (overall): 32’9”
Draft (mean): 11’10”
Displacement (full): 2,109 tons
Crew: 209
Power and Performance-
Engine: 2 Wychwood oil-fired boilers
Horsepower: 56,000
Shafts: 2
Top Speed: 37.5 knots
Range: 1,780nm at 32 knots, 3,450nm at 20 knots, 5,380nm at 12 knots
Armour-
Belt: 1.4” to 2.1” steel
Deck: 1” to 1.55” steel
(Primary) Turrets: 1.55” to 4.25” steel
Conning Tower: 1.25” to 3.2” steel
Armament
Main: Four 4” guns (three turrets, two fore, one aft with Tuesday turret mounting dual guns)
Secondary: Six 21” TT above water, three each side. Two DT throwers plus rack
Anti Aircraft: Six 1.5" guns (3x2), ten 1” (5x2)
Radar-
Air Search: Walmington Model A MkII
Surface Search: Walmington Model B MkII
Sonar: Walmington Model C(S) MkI
Ships of Class: HWMS Hare, Falcon, Mount Street, Fulgent, Slope Way, Park Street, Freebooter, Fortitude, Ajax (II), Frenzy, Longevity (II), Infamous (II), Constant (II), Magical (II), Quixotic (II), Famous, Furtive, Fustigation, Fatidical, Facetious, Fantastic, Forayer, Fairy, Fashionable, Fulmar, Fathomless, Fusilier, Favourite, Futurity, Furious, Frigate, Fox, Forfender, Foiler, Finch, Filibuster

Gull Class Corvettes
Dimensions-
Length (overall): 227’
Beam (overall): 35’5”
Displacement (full): 1,421 tons
Crew (wartime): 82 (76 enlisted, 6 officers)
Power and Performance-
Horsepower: 2,600
Shafts: 1
Top Speed: 17 knots
Range: 6,900nm at 10 knots, 4,100nm at 16 knots
Armament-
Main: 1x4” gun
Anti-Aircraft: Four 1.5" guns (2x2), six 1” guns (3x2)
ASW: 285lb depth charges, one 58lb mortar.
Radar-
Air Search: Walmington Model A MkII
Surface Search: Walmington Model B MkII
Sonar: Walmington Model C(S) MkI
Ships of Class: HWMS C1-C16

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