Trawacan Army

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Trawacan Army
Army insignia
Active	1906–1926, 2008-Present
Country	Trawach
Type	Army
Size	1,750,000 personnel
Part of	Department of Defense
Garrison/HQ	Fort Victoria
Motto	Aut Concilio Aut Ense
Colors	Cobalt blue/olive drab
Mascot	Badger (unofficial)
Commanders
Commander-in-Chief	Lukas Stefan Müller
Secretary of Defense	Larry G. Capps
General	Victor E. Emmanuel
Insignia
Army Flag

The Trawacan Army is the land force branch of the Armed Forces of Trawach (AFT).

Contents 1 History 2 Structure 2.1 Command 2.2 Divisions 2.2.1 Combat divisions 2.2.2 Support divisions 3 Current equipment 3.1 Land vehicles 3.2 Aircraft 3.3 Individual weapons 3.4 Crew-served weapons 3.5 Artillery 4 See also 5 References

History

As an official institution, the Trawacan Army dates to 1906; created one year after sovereignty was granted to Trawach. Between 1906 and 1926, the army was the sole branch of the armed forces, comprised of a naval contingent as well as (after 1919) an air corps. In 1926, the army was disbanded.

The army was resurrected in 2008 as one of three branches under the unified Armed Forces of Trawach (AFT).

Structure

The Army has 50 divisions, all consisting of 20,000 personnel. Each division is divided into four brigades of 5,000 personnel.

Of the 50 divisions, 40 are combat-related. The other ten divisions comprise training units and support units.

Command

There are four separate commands in the army, each responsible for issuing orders to the divisions and personnel that are in that command. The four commands are:

• Operational Command of the Army (OPCOMARMY)
• Combat Command of the Army (COMBATCOMARMY)
• Support Command of the Army (SUPCOMARMY)
• Training Command of the Army (TRAINCOMARMY)

The OPCOMARMY is comprised of the leadership elements of the army, including leaders of divisions and battalions, the Secretary of Defense (SECDEF) and the President. The COMBATCOMARMY commands official combat operations and personnel in direct-combat units. The SUPCOMARMY is responsible for commanding and issuing orders to seven of the ten support divisions of the army in support of combat operations (training elements are exempt from the SUPCOMARMY). The TRAINCOMARMY is responsible for training elements of the army, comprised of three training divisions.

Divisions

Combat divisions

The army supports 40 combat divisions comprised of 10 armored divisions, five cavalry divisions, three air cavalry divisions, two mountain divisions, two airborne divisions, three artillery divisions and 15 infantry divisions. The combat divisions are grouped into the Combat Command of the Army (COMBATCOMARMY).

1st Armored Division 2nd Armored Division 3rd Armored Division 4th Armored Division 5th Armored Division 7th Armored Division 10th Armored Division 11th Armored Division 14th Armored Division 15th Armored Division 2nd Cavalry Division 4th Cavalry Division 5th Cavalry Division 11th Cavalry Division 12th Cavalry Division 1st Air Cavalry Division 2nd Air Cavalry Division 3rd Air Cavalry Division 1st Mountain Division 2nd Mountain Division

1st Airborne Division 2nd Airborne Division 1st Artillery Division 2nd Artillery Division 3rd Artillery Division 1st Infantry Division 2nd Infantry Division 3rd Infantry Division 4th Infantry Division 5th Infantry Division 6th Infantry Division 7th Infantry Division 8th Infantry Division 9th Infantry Division 10th Infantry Division 11th Infantry Division 12th Infantry Division 14th Infantry Division 15th Infantry Division 16th Infantry Division

Support divisions

The army has ten support divisions comprised of three training divisions, five support divisions, one logistics division and one communications division. All but the training divisions are grouped into the Support Command of the Army (SUPCOMARMY); whereas the training divisions belong to the Training Command of the Army (TRAINCOMARMY).

1st Training Division 2nd Training Division 3rd Training Division 1st Support Division 2nd Support Division

3rd Support Division 4th Support Division 5th Support Division 1st Logistics Division 1st Communications Division

Current equipment

Land vehicles

The Trawacan Army operates over 290,000 vehicles; including 173,540 fighting vehicles, 12,000 armored personnel carriers, 65,950 tanks, 8,650 self-propelled artillery vehicles, 9,160 multiple launch rocket systems, 12,300 armored reconnaissance vehicles and 9,025 self-propelled anti-aircraft units. There are 1,400 vehicles on order; most of which are expected to be delivered in late 2010/early 2011.

In 2008, production began on several LY7 medium tanks and LY4A2 main battle tanks with the help of Lyran engineers. These vehicles entered service in 2010, replacing the Merkava Mark IV as the main battle tank and the M60 Sabra Mk.III light tank for front-line duty. The Merkavas and Sabras are to be retained for training, target practice (approximately 60,000 Merkavas and 3,450 Sabras will be destroyed during live-fire exercises) and as ready-reserve vehicles.^[1]

The Army recently purchased 10,000 GMT900 vehicles for use as non-combat domestic utility vehicles from GM Defense. Another purchase for 5,000 H1 Alpha vehicles was also made for the same purpose.

Role	Vehicle	Model	In service	On order	Origin
Armored fighting vehicle	Cougar	Cougar HE Cougar H	1,500 250	0	South Africa
Armored fighting vehicle	Buffalo	Buffalo A2	1,110	0	United States
Infantry mobility vehicle	AMZ Dzik	Dzik-3	31,000	0	Poland
Armored car	AGF	AGF Serval	22,000	0	Germany
Armored car	M8	M8 Hellenic Army Armored Car	13,000	0	United States/ Greece
Armored weapons carrier	Wiesel 2	All variants	18,000	0	Germany
Armored personnel carrier	BPM-97	Vystrel	1,200	0	Russia
Armored personnel carrier	BTR-60	BTR-60PB-MD1	5,000	0	Soviet Union/ Bulgaria
Armored personnel carrier	M113	M113A3	3,000	0	United States
Armored personnel carrier	Pandur I	Model A	800	0	File:Flag of Austria.svg Austria
Light armored vehicle	Cadillac Gage Commando	V200	1,250	0	United States
Light multirole vehicle	Iveco	Iveco LMV	70,000	0	Italy
Multirole	MTVR	All variants	Unknown	0	United States
Multirole	Stryker	All variants	Unknown	0	United States/ Canada
Anti-aircraft/anti-tank	AATCV	AATCV Mark I	500	700	Trawach
Main battle tank	LY4 Wolfhound	LY4A2	40,000	21,000	Lyras
Main battle tank	Lariat 1A1	1A1L	500	0	Coorsota
Main battle tank	M35 Cataphract	M35A2	3,000	1,000	Etoile Arcture
Medium tank	LY7 Rottweiler	LY7	3,200	1,050	Lyras
Heavy tank	T-90	T-100	200	0	Template:Country data Chernobyl-Pripyat
Reserve/training	Sabra	Sabra Mk.III	1,000	200	Turkey
Reserve/Training	Merkava	Merkava Mark IV	1,000	0	Israel
Infantry fighting vehicle	Warrior	FV510	520	0	United Kingdom
Armored reconnaissance vehicle	FV101 Scorpion	Scorpion 90	5,310	0	United Kingdom
Armored reconnaissance vehicle	Sabre	Sabre	3,990	0	United Kingdom
Infantry fighting vehicle Anti-air	CV90	CV9040C CV9035 CV9040AAV	2,200 1,450 2,450	0	Sweden
Infantry fighting vehicle	M65C Talon	M65CA7 Talon+	12,000	0	Etoile Arcture
Mobile mortar	Patria Pasi	AMOS	4,270	110	Finland/ Sweden
Mobile artillery	G6 howitzer	G6-52 Extended Range	2,720	0	South Africa
Mobile artillery	ShKH-77	ShKH MODAN	1,910	0	Slovakia
Mobile artillery	PzH 2000	PzH 2000	4,020	0	Germany
Rocket artillery	BM-30	9A52-4 9A52-2T	900 1,200	0	Soviet Union
Rocket artillery	BM-27	9P140	1,400	0	Soviet Union
Rocket artillery	BM-21	WR-40 Langusta	2,750	0	Soviet Union/ Poland
Rocket artillery	TOS-1	TOS-1	1,990	610	Soviet Union/ Russia
Rocket artillery	RM-70	RM-70 Modular	920	0	Czech Republic
Anti-aircraft	Flakpanzer Gepard	PRTL	1,575	480	Germany/ Netherlands
Anti-aircraft	ZSU-23	ZSU-23-4MP	2,500	0	Poland
Anti-aircraft	Pantsir-S1	Pantsir-S1	2,500	0	Russia

Aircraft

The Trawacan Army operates 3,340 aircraft and has 160 on order.

Role	Aircraft	Model	In service	On order	Origin
Attack helicopter Spotter helicopter	Ka-50	Ka-50-2 Ka-52	300 80	0	Russia
Attack helicopter	Mi-28	Mi-28N	250	0	Russia
Observation/scout	OH-58	OH-58D Kiowa Warrior	210	0	United States
Gunship	Mi-24	Mi-24 SuperHind Mk.V	210	0	Soviet Union
Utility	UH-60	UH-60M	500	0	United States
Utility	Ka-60	Ka-60	240	160	Russia
Utility MEDIVAC Multipurpose	UH-1	UH-1N UH-1V UH-1Y	300 100 300	0	United States
Heavy lift MEDIVAC	Mi-26	Mi-26M Mi-26MS	200 50	0	Soviet Union
Light observation	MH-6	MH-6J	200	0	United States
Multirole	V-22 Osprey	MV-22B CV-22B	280 120	0	United States

Individual weapons

Type	Weapon	Model	Caliber	Origin
Battle rifle	AR-44	AR-44A1 AR-44A2	6.8×43mm SPC Magnum/12 gauge	Trawach
Sidearm	FN Five-seveN	Five-seveN Tactical FN Five-seveN IOM	5.7×28mm	Belgium
Combat knife	KM2000	Böhler N695	N/A	Germany
Combat shotgun	Benelli M4S90	M1014	12 gauge	Italy
Less-lethal launcher	FN 303	FN 303 Standalone	18mm	Belgium
Submachine gun	TDI Vector	Vector SMG	.45 ACP	United States
Squad automatic weapon	M249 SAW	Mk 48 Mod 0	7.62×51mm NATO	Belgium
Anti-material rifle	Barrett M82	M82A1M	12.7×99mm	United States
Anti-material rifle	M109	M109	25×59mm	United States
Sniper rifle	SV-98	SV-98 7.62x54R	7.62×54R	Russia
Grenade launcher	Mk 19	Mk 19 Mod 3	40×53mm	United States
Recoilless rifle	AT4	AT-4CS	84mm	Sweden
Multishot incendiary rocket launcher	M202	M202A1	66mm	United States
Anti-tank	Javelin	FGM-148	127mm	United States
Grenade	Various	Various	N/A	Multiple nations
Survival weapon	M6 Scout	M6 .22 Hornet	.22 Hornet/.410 gauge	United States

Crew-served weapons

Type	Weapon	Model	Caliber	Origin
Heavy machine gun	M2	M2E50	12.7×99mm	United States
Anti-air missile	Stinger	FIM-92E	70mm	United States
Mortar	M120	M120	120mm	United States
Mortar	M252	M252	81mm	United States/ United Kingdom
Mortar	M224	M224	60mm	United States

Artillery

Type	Weapon	Model	Caliber	Origin
Howitzer	M777	M777 towed	155mm	United Kingdom
Lightweight howitzer	M119	M119A2	105mm	United Kingdom
Multipurpose gun	M5	M5/M6 carriage	76.2×585mm R	United States
Light cannon	M3	M4A1	37×223mm R	United States
Light artillery	QF 6-pounder 7 cwt	Mk 3	57×441mm R	United Kingdom
Medium artillery	M2	M2 towed	90×600mm R	United States
Anti-aircraft	ZU-23	ZU-23-2S	23×152mm	Poland
Anti-aircraft	GDF-001	GDF-007	35×228mm	Switzerland

See also

• Army
• Trawach
• Military of Trawach

References

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