JenningsandRall
25-04-2009, 01:18
Jennings & Rall Armed Forces
The nations of Jennings & Rall supports a technologically advanced, professionally trained military force of nearly 1.52 million active duty personnel. Military doctrine of Jennings & Rall relies on maintaining a highly trained fighting force augmented with state of the art technology and abides by military doctrine that reflects both 'Shock and Awe' tactics as well those found in Sun Tzu's "Art of War" in order to deter enemies and carry out offensive operations. Currently, the military is focused on the defense of the nation and counterterrorism operations.
Jennings & Rall Marine Corps
http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk303/HaloConflict2569/Marine.jpg
- Marine personnel attempt to link up with a friendly squad during wargames in the southeast.
The Marine Corps comprises nearly 416,000 personnel that act as the spear of J&R's military. Marines are trained in a number of amphibious warfare tactics, along with learning how to fight conventional militaries in land based combat as the Army would. The force-wide system know as the Combat Data Information System (CDIS) has nearly eliminated blue-on-blue incidents, and provides all military units up to date information regarding the battlefield.
Weapons:
Standard Service Rifle: HK416 Carbine (http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk303/HaloConflict2569/StandardIssue.jpg) (6.8 mm)
Submachine Gun: MP5A5 (9 mm)
Designated Marksman Rifle: M14 'Shughart' Rifle (http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y95/mrlexmark/BHDsniper2.jpg) (7.62 mm)
Assault Rifle: M16A4 (6.8 mm)
Sniper Rifle: M107 (12.7 mm)
Sniper Rifle: M55 Sniper Rifle System (http://z3.invisionfree.com/fellspoint/index.php?showtopic=103) (8.58 mm)
Sniper Rifle: M24 (7.62 mm)
Sniper Rifle: HK417 (7.62)
Pistol: 96G-SD Beretta (9 mm)
Light Machine Gun: Mk. 48 Mod. 0 (7.62 mm)
Heavy Machine Gun: M312 (12.7 mm)
Grenade Launcher: M203 (40 mm)
Grenade Launcher:MGL-140 (40 mm)
Anti-tank: FGM-148 Javelin (127 mm)
Vehicles:
Main Battle Tank: M1A3 Abrams II
Armored Personnel Carrier: M6A4 Infantry Fighting Vehicle (http://z3.invisionfree.com/fellspoint/index.php?showtopic=104)
Armored Personnel Carrier: M2/M3 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle
Transport: High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle
Cargo Truck: Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck
Cargo Truck: M1087 Expanded Mobility Tactical Vehicle (http://z3.invisionfree.com/fellspoint/index.php?showtopic=105)
Cargo Truck: M35 Cargo Truck
Self Propelled Artillery: M1203 NLOS-C
Self Propelled Artillery: M109 Kawest
Armored Recovery Vehicle:M88 Recovery Vehicle
Armored Bridge Layer: M104 Wolverine AVLB
Self-Propelled Artillery: High Mobility Artillery Rocket System
Towed Artillery: M777 Howitzer
Aircraft:
Fighter: F15SE Silent Eagle
Fighter: F35B Lighting II
Utility Helicopter: UH-60 Black Hawk
Search and Rescue Helicopter: MH-53 Pave Low
Cargo Helicopter: CH-47F Chinook
Cargo Helicopter:CH-53K Super Stallion
Attack Helicopter: WAH-64 Apache
Attack Helicopter: AH-1 Super Cobra
Attack Helicopter: MH-6M Little Bird
VIP Transport: VH-60N White Hawk
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle: RQ-1 Predator
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle: RQ-4 Global Hawk
Jennings & Rall Army
http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk303/HaloConflict2569/070328_Daily.jpg
- Army personnel attempt to clear a jungle environment during counterterrorism operations in the southwest.
The Army of currently maintains nearly 743,000 personnel that operates both as a offensive and defensive force, while taking on responsibilities such as disaster relief, counterterrorism, and other homeland operations. Rigorous training and modern equipment allows the Army to take on its duties, and allows the branch a major advantage over larger conscript forces which tend to be less effective.The force-wide system know as the Combat Data Information System (CDIS) has nearly eliminated blue-on-blue incidents, and provides all military units up to date information regarding the battlefield.
Weapons:
Standard Service Rifle: HK416 Carbine (http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk303/HaloConflict2569/StandardIssue.jpg) (6.8 mm)
Submachine Gun: MP5A5 (9 mm)
Designated Marksman Rifle: M14 'Shughart' Rifle (http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y95/mrlexmark/BHDsniper2.jpg) (7.62 mm)
Assault Rifle: M16A4 (6.8 mm)
Sniper Rifle: M107 (12.7 mm)
Sniper Rifle: M55 (8.58 mm)
Sniper Rifle: M24 (7.62 mm)
Sniper Rifle: HK417 (7.62)
Pistol: 96G-SD Beretta (9 mm)
Light Machine Gun: Mk. 48 Mod. 0 (7.62 mm)
Heavy Machine Gun: M312 (12.7 mm)
Grenade Launcher: M203 (40 mm)
Grenade Launcher:MGL-140 (40 mm)
Anti-tank: FGM-148 Javelin (127 mm)
Anti-tank: AT4 (84 mm)
Vehicles:
Main Battle Tank: M1A3 Abrams II
Transport: High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle
Cargo Truck: Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck
Cargo Truck: M1087 Expanded Mobility Tactical Vehicle (http://z3.invisionfree.com/fellspoint/index.php?showtopic=105)
Cargo Truck: M35 Cargo Truck
Armored Personnel Carrier: M1126 Stryker Infantry Cavalry Vehicle
Armored Personnel Carrier: M2/M3 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle
Self Propelled Artillery: M1203 NLOS-C
Self Propelled Artillery: M109 Kawest
Armored Recovery Vehicle:M88 Recovery Vehicle
Towed Artillery: M777 Howitzer
Utility Helicopter: UH-60 Black Hawk
Search and Rescue Helicopter: MH-53 Pave Low
Cargo Helicopter: CH-47F
Attack Helicopter: WAH-64 Apache
Attack Helicopter: MH-6M Little Bird
Jennings & Rall Air Force
http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk303/HaloConflict2569/ace-combat-6-8.jpg
- J&R F16 Fighting Falcons on a combat air patrol over Havre de Grace as a part of counterterrorism operations.
One of the most technologically advanced branches of the Jennings & Rall armed forces, the Air Force comprises nearly 368,000 personnel. The Air Force employs some of the most advanced fighters from across the world, as well as helicopters, cargo aircraft, and other airborne craft. The Air Force operates the majority of J&R's missile defense, as well as cyberwarfare.
Aircraft:
Cargo: C17A Globemaster III
Cargo: C5 Galaxy
Tanker:KC-45 Aerial Refueling Tanker
Electronic Warfare/AWACS: E-767
Fighter: F15SE Silent Eagle
Fighter: F22 Raptor
Fighter: F35B Lighting II
Fighter: F16 Fighting Falcon
Fighter: F14D Super Tomcat
Fighter: F/A-18 Super Hornet
Bomber: B1R Lancer
Bomber: B2 Spirit
Trainer: BAE Hawk
Attack Aircraft: AC-130 Specter
Attack Aircraft: A-10A/C Thunderbolt II
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle: RQ-1 Predator
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle: RQ-4 Global Hawk
Missile Defense: YAL-1 Airborne Laser
VIP Transport: VC-44 (modified Boeing 787-10)
Helicopters
Transport: MH-60 Pave Hawk
Transport: MH-53 Pave Low
Utility Helicopter: UH-60 Black Hawk
Cargo Helicopter: CH-47F
Cargo Helicopter: AgustaWestland AW101
VIP Transport: VH-71 Kestrel
Missiles
ABM: Patriot PAC-3 Missile
ABM: Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System
SAM: Starstreak
SAM: Rapier
Jennings & Rall Navy
http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk303/HaloConflict2569/b030920h.jpg
- An AW101 Merlin helicopter lifts off from the deck of the Lynchpin to conduct antipiracy operations in the southeast.
The Naval arm of the J&R military is a highly robust service that numbers just over 402,000 personnel that provide the nation with a flexible means of offense and defense by seaborne threats. The Navy is equipped with some of the most advanced technologies in the military, and serve as a unifying branch that nearly all other services rely on.
Ships:
Aircraft Carrier: Ford class
Aircraft Carrier: Nimitz class
Cruiser: Ticonderoga class
Destroyer: Arleigh Burke-class
Destroyer: Zumwalt class
Frigate: Perry class
Patrol Vessel: Cyclone class
Patrol Vessel: Mark V Special Operations Craft
Cutter: Oliver class
Cutter: Hamilton class
Submarine: Astute class
Submarine: Ohio class
Amphibious Assault Ship: Adatt class (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyuga_class_destroyer)
Amphibious Transport Dock: Albion-class
Command/Intelligence Ship: Howard-class
Minesweeper: Alta class
Landing Craft: LCAC
Landing Craft: Mitchell class (Modernized LCVP)
Aircraft
Attack: F22CV Raptor
Attack: F35C Lighting II
Electronic Warfare: EA18G Growler
Helicopter: SH60K Seahawk
Helicopter: CH-46E Sea Knight
Helicopter: AW101 Merlin
Helicopter: CH-53K Super Stallion
Transport: C295
Jennings & Rall Coastal Defense
http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk303/HaloConflict2569/CoastGuard-1.jpg
- Coastal Defense Cutter 717 en route to assist a disabled freighter off the coast of Port Prosperity
Similar to the Coast Guard of most nations, Coastal Defense provides the waters of Jennings & Rall with search and rescue, counterterrorism, antipiracy, and security capabilities. Coastal Defense operates smaller vessels than that of the Navy, such as cutters, patrol vessels, and frigates. Nearly 101,000 personnel serve in Coastal Defense, however, is not considered an active duty service.
Ships:
Frigate: Perry class
Patrol Vessel: Trinity class (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USCG_Patrol_Boat)
Patrol Vessel: Cyclone class
Patrol Vessel: Cape class
Patrol Vessel: Marine Protector
Patrol Vessel: Mark V Special Operations Craft
Cutter: Hamilton class
Cutter: Famous class
Cutter: Reliance class
Training Ship: Gorch Fock class
Icebreaker: Healy class
Aircraft
Search and Rescue Helicopter: MH-60T Jayhawk
Search and Rescue Helicopter: HH-65 Dolphin
Refueling/Cargo/ Search and Rescue Aircraft: HC-130H/J
Search and Rescue Aircraft: HU-25A Guardian
The nations of Jennings & Rall supports a technologically advanced, professionally trained military force of nearly 1.52 million active duty personnel. Military doctrine of Jennings & Rall relies on maintaining a highly trained fighting force augmented with state of the art technology and abides by military doctrine that reflects both 'Shock and Awe' tactics as well those found in Sun Tzu's "Art of War" in order to deter enemies and carry out offensive operations. Currently, the military is focused on the defense of the nation and counterterrorism operations.
Jennings & Rall Marine Corps
http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk303/HaloConflict2569/Marine.jpg
- Marine personnel attempt to link up with a friendly squad during wargames in the southeast.
The Marine Corps comprises nearly 416,000 personnel that act as the spear of J&R's military. Marines are trained in a number of amphibious warfare tactics, along with learning how to fight conventional militaries in land based combat as the Army would. The force-wide system know as the Combat Data Information System (CDIS) has nearly eliminated blue-on-blue incidents, and provides all military units up to date information regarding the battlefield.
Weapons:
Standard Service Rifle: HK416 Carbine (http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk303/HaloConflict2569/StandardIssue.jpg) (6.8 mm)
Submachine Gun: MP5A5 (9 mm)
Designated Marksman Rifle: M14 'Shughart' Rifle (http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y95/mrlexmark/BHDsniper2.jpg) (7.62 mm)
Assault Rifle: M16A4 (6.8 mm)
Sniper Rifle: M107 (12.7 mm)
Sniper Rifle: M55 Sniper Rifle System (http://z3.invisionfree.com/fellspoint/index.php?showtopic=103) (8.58 mm)
Sniper Rifle: M24 (7.62 mm)
Sniper Rifle: HK417 (7.62)
Pistol: 96G-SD Beretta (9 mm)
Light Machine Gun: Mk. 48 Mod. 0 (7.62 mm)
Heavy Machine Gun: M312 (12.7 mm)
Grenade Launcher: M203 (40 mm)
Grenade Launcher:MGL-140 (40 mm)
Anti-tank: FGM-148 Javelin (127 mm)
Vehicles:
Main Battle Tank: M1A3 Abrams II
Armored Personnel Carrier: M6A4 Infantry Fighting Vehicle (http://z3.invisionfree.com/fellspoint/index.php?showtopic=104)
Armored Personnel Carrier: M2/M3 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle
Transport: High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle
Cargo Truck: Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck
Cargo Truck: M1087 Expanded Mobility Tactical Vehicle (http://z3.invisionfree.com/fellspoint/index.php?showtopic=105)
Cargo Truck: M35 Cargo Truck
Self Propelled Artillery: M1203 NLOS-C
Self Propelled Artillery: M109 Kawest
Armored Recovery Vehicle:M88 Recovery Vehicle
Armored Bridge Layer: M104 Wolverine AVLB
Self-Propelled Artillery: High Mobility Artillery Rocket System
Towed Artillery: M777 Howitzer
Aircraft:
Fighter: F15SE Silent Eagle
Fighter: F35B Lighting II
Utility Helicopter: UH-60 Black Hawk
Search and Rescue Helicopter: MH-53 Pave Low
Cargo Helicopter: CH-47F Chinook
Cargo Helicopter:CH-53K Super Stallion
Attack Helicopter: WAH-64 Apache
Attack Helicopter: AH-1 Super Cobra
Attack Helicopter: MH-6M Little Bird
VIP Transport: VH-60N White Hawk
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle: RQ-1 Predator
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle: RQ-4 Global Hawk
Jennings & Rall Army
http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk303/HaloConflict2569/070328_Daily.jpg
- Army personnel attempt to clear a jungle environment during counterterrorism operations in the southwest.
The Army of currently maintains nearly 743,000 personnel that operates both as a offensive and defensive force, while taking on responsibilities such as disaster relief, counterterrorism, and other homeland operations. Rigorous training and modern equipment allows the Army to take on its duties, and allows the branch a major advantage over larger conscript forces which tend to be less effective.The force-wide system know as the Combat Data Information System (CDIS) has nearly eliminated blue-on-blue incidents, and provides all military units up to date information regarding the battlefield.
Weapons:
Standard Service Rifle: HK416 Carbine (http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk303/HaloConflict2569/StandardIssue.jpg) (6.8 mm)
Submachine Gun: MP5A5 (9 mm)
Designated Marksman Rifle: M14 'Shughart' Rifle (http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y95/mrlexmark/BHDsniper2.jpg) (7.62 mm)
Assault Rifle: M16A4 (6.8 mm)
Sniper Rifle: M107 (12.7 mm)
Sniper Rifle: M55 (8.58 mm)
Sniper Rifle: M24 (7.62 mm)
Sniper Rifle: HK417 (7.62)
Pistol: 96G-SD Beretta (9 mm)
Light Machine Gun: Mk. 48 Mod. 0 (7.62 mm)
Heavy Machine Gun: M312 (12.7 mm)
Grenade Launcher: M203 (40 mm)
Grenade Launcher:MGL-140 (40 mm)
Anti-tank: FGM-148 Javelin (127 mm)
Anti-tank: AT4 (84 mm)
Vehicles:
Main Battle Tank: M1A3 Abrams II
Transport: High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle
Cargo Truck: Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck
Cargo Truck: M1087 Expanded Mobility Tactical Vehicle (http://z3.invisionfree.com/fellspoint/index.php?showtopic=105)
Cargo Truck: M35 Cargo Truck
Armored Personnel Carrier: M1126 Stryker Infantry Cavalry Vehicle
Armored Personnel Carrier: M2/M3 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle
Self Propelled Artillery: M1203 NLOS-C
Self Propelled Artillery: M109 Kawest
Armored Recovery Vehicle:M88 Recovery Vehicle
Towed Artillery: M777 Howitzer
Utility Helicopter: UH-60 Black Hawk
Search and Rescue Helicopter: MH-53 Pave Low
Cargo Helicopter: CH-47F
Attack Helicopter: WAH-64 Apache
Attack Helicopter: MH-6M Little Bird
Jennings & Rall Air Force
http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk303/HaloConflict2569/ace-combat-6-8.jpg
- J&R F16 Fighting Falcons on a combat air patrol over Havre de Grace as a part of counterterrorism operations.
One of the most technologically advanced branches of the Jennings & Rall armed forces, the Air Force comprises nearly 368,000 personnel. The Air Force employs some of the most advanced fighters from across the world, as well as helicopters, cargo aircraft, and other airborne craft. The Air Force operates the majority of J&R's missile defense, as well as cyberwarfare.
Aircraft:
Cargo: C17A Globemaster III
Cargo: C5 Galaxy
Tanker:KC-45 Aerial Refueling Tanker
Electronic Warfare/AWACS: E-767
Fighter: F15SE Silent Eagle
Fighter: F22 Raptor
Fighter: F35B Lighting II
Fighter: F16 Fighting Falcon
Fighter: F14D Super Tomcat
Fighter: F/A-18 Super Hornet
Bomber: B1R Lancer
Bomber: B2 Spirit
Trainer: BAE Hawk
Attack Aircraft: AC-130 Specter
Attack Aircraft: A-10A/C Thunderbolt II
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle: RQ-1 Predator
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle: RQ-4 Global Hawk
Missile Defense: YAL-1 Airborne Laser
VIP Transport: VC-44 (modified Boeing 787-10)
Helicopters
Transport: MH-60 Pave Hawk
Transport: MH-53 Pave Low
Utility Helicopter: UH-60 Black Hawk
Cargo Helicopter: CH-47F
Cargo Helicopter: AgustaWestland AW101
VIP Transport: VH-71 Kestrel
Missiles
ABM: Patriot PAC-3 Missile
ABM: Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System
SAM: Starstreak
SAM: Rapier
Jennings & Rall Navy
http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk303/HaloConflict2569/b030920h.jpg
- An AW101 Merlin helicopter lifts off from the deck of the Lynchpin to conduct antipiracy operations in the southeast.
The Naval arm of the J&R military is a highly robust service that numbers just over 402,000 personnel that provide the nation with a flexible means of offense and defense by seaborne threats. The Navy is equipped with some of the most advanced technologies in the military, and serve as a unifying branch that nearly all other services rely on.
Ships:
Aircraft Carrier: Ford class
Aircraft Carrier: Nimitz class
Cruiser: Ticonderoga class
Destroyer: Arleigh Burke-class
Destroyer: Zumwalt class
Frigate: Perry class
Patrol Vessel: Cyclone class
Patrol Vessel: Mark V Special Operations Craft
Cutter: Oliver class
Cutter: Hamilton class
Submarine: Astute class
Submarine: Ohio class
Amphibious Assault Ship: Adatt class (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyuga_class_destroyer)
Amphibious Transport Dock: Albion-class
Command/Intelligence Ship: Howard-class
Minesweeper: Alta class
Landing Craft: LCAC
Landing Craft: Mitchell class (Modernized LCVP)
Aircraft
Attack: F22CV Raptor
Attack: F35C Lighting II
Electronic Warfare: EA18G Growler
Helicopter: SH60K Seahawk
Helicopter: CH-46E Sea Knight
Helicopter: AW101 Merlin
Helicopter: CH-53K Super Stallion
Transport: C295
Jennings & Rall Coastal Defense
http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk303/HaloConflict2569/CoastGuard-1.jpg
- Coastal Defense Cutter 717 en route to assist a disabled freighter off the coast of Port Prosperity
Similar to the Coast Guard of most nations, Coastal Defense provides the waters of Jennings & Rall with search and rescue, counterterrorism, antipiracy, and security capabilities. Coastal Defense operates smaller vessels than that of the Navy, such as cutters, patrol vessels, and frigates. Nearly 101,000 personnel serve in Coastal Defense, however, is not considered an active duty service.
Ships:
Frigate: Perry class
Patrol Vessel: Trinity class (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USCG_Patrol_Boat)
Patrol Vessel: Cyclone class
Patrol Vessel: Cape class
Patrol Vessel: Marine Protector
Patrol Vessel: Mark V Special Operations Craft
Cutter: Hamilton class
Cutter: Famous class
Cutter: Reliance class
Training Ship: Gorch Fock class
Icebreaker: Healy class
Aircraft
Search and Rescue Helicopter: MH-60T Jayhawk
Search and Rescue Helicopter: HH-65 Dolphin
Refueling/Cargo/ Search and Rescue Aircraft: HC-130H/J
Search and Rescue Aircraft: HU-25A Guardian