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Bro’Kinaban Defence Forces
Bro’Kinaban Defence ForcesThe Bro’Kinaban Defence Force is the military of Bro’Kinaba. It consists of the Bro’Kinaban Army, the Bro’Kinaban Air Force, the Bro’Kinaban Navy, the Strategic Forces of Bro’Kinaba, and the Bro’Kinaban National Service. The defence forces were formed at Bro’Kinaban independence on 24 November 1968, from constituent units of the dissolved Federation of Rhodesia, Transvaal and Bro’Kinaba Armed Forces. From the 1970s and 2020s, it played a key role in a number of regional conflicts, namely the plentiful Bro’Kinaban-Zimbabwean wars and Bro’Kinaba’s involvement in international conflicts and peacekeeping missions.
Bro’Kinaban Air Force
The Bro’Kinaban Air Force established 1982 was made once the country declared independence in order to help Bro’kinaba hold its own in the sky.
PL-15 Air to Air missiles, KD-88 Land attack cruise missile, 100 YJ-91 Anti-Radiation missile, CM-802AKG targeting pod for KD-88 and YJ-91, Laser-guided bombs: (LS-500J, LT-2) Glide bombs: (LS-6, GB3, GB2A, GB3A) Satellite guided bombs: (FT-1), Up to 3 external fuel drop-tanks, Unguided bombs
20 Mitsubishi F-2, ASM-3, Joint New Air-to-Air Missile
50 F-35 Lightning II’s
50 F-35BK’s (Bro’Kinaban F-35A with edits to fit 6 of all equipment in bomb bay also the 2 hard points on the side are edited to use all equipment that is used on F-14 planes and inturusability with the Link 16 system and the Bro’Kinaban data link system)
1 per aircraft 25 mm GAU-22/A 4-barrel rotary cannon, AGM-154 JSOW, MBDA Meteor, AGM-88G AARGM-ER (anti radar missiles), AGM-158 JASSM (cruise missiles), Delilah (cruise missile/loitering munition), ATALD missile aircraft decoys, 105 Air-sol moyenne portée missiles with TN 81 warheads ( 2 per plane and edited to hyrdogen bomb with 1 MT nuclear power), 1 per aircraft AN/ASQ-242 CNI suite (along with all other avionic features), 125 Helmet-Mounted Display System’s
20 UPK-23-250 auto cannons (4 for each), 50 Ataka AT missiles (up to date) (2 for each)
Fits 36
7 Harbin Z-9’s
40 TY-90 air-to-air missiles (2 per aircraft), 80 HJ-8 anti-tank missiles (8 per aircraft), 2 fixed 23 mm Type 23-2 (AM-23) cannon‘s
Fits 2 pilots
12 Bell 205
Fits 7
2 OH-58 Kiowa‘s
100 Domestic 7 thermal rocket launcher pods (1 per aircraft), (1 .50 cal per aircraft)
Fits 4
10 AH-64E Apache’s
1× 30 mm Chain-gun per aircraft
500 Stingers (4 per aircraft), 1000 AGM-114R Hellfire II‘s (2 blocks of 4 per aircraft), 100 Domestic 7 thermal rocket launcher pods (4 per aircraft)
50 Eurocopter Tiger HAP/HADs
100 R-27 Air to Air BVR missiles (6 per plane), 50 R-60 Air to Air Short Range Missiles (6 per plane), 50 GBU-24 laser guided bombs (2 per plane), 200 BK-47 1000 kg satellite-guided bomb (1 per plane, domestically produced), 2 Thomson-CSF RDY (Radar Doppler Multi-target) radars (1 per plane, anti ground radar)
37 Mig-21 Bison Interceptors (lost 52) (trains 1)
100 R-27 Air to Air BVR Missiles (2 per plane), 300 R-60 Air to Air Short Range Missiles, 1 per plane internal 23 mm Gryazev-Shipunov GSh-23L autocannon, 500 S-5 (4 per hardpoint) incendiary/smoke/HEAT rounds, 100 BK-28 500 kg satellite-guided bomb (domestically produced, 2 per plane)
29 Mig-29UPG Multirole Fighter Jets (trains 1)
100 R-27 Air to Air BVR missiles(4 per plane), 50 R-60 Air to Air Short Range Missiles (6-4 per plane), 1 per Plane 30 mm Gryazev-Shipunov GSh-30-1 autocannon, 200 BK-28 500 kg bomb (6 per Plane, domestically produced)
6 Hongdu L-15 L-15Z‘s(supersonic trains 1)
Fighter Equipment: 50 SD-10 air-to-air missiles, 15 LS-6 satellite guided bombs.
50 J-20 5th generation fighters
Trains 2
8 Shenyang J-6 F-6A’s (2 lost in combat) (trains 1)
Fighter Equipment:50 PL-5’s, 30 250 lb unguided bombs.
9 Eurofighter Typhoon‘s (1 lost in combat) (trains 2 for nuclear launch operations)
Fighter equipment: 10 Storm Shadow Cruise missile’s, 50 MBDA Meteor (target launch), 10 Damocles (targeting pod), 60 Marte ER (up to 6 Marte ER anti-ship missiles at 6 hardpoints).
14 MFI-15 Safari’s
Trains 3
12 Hongdu K-8
Jet trains 2
77 HAL Chetak’s
Trains 2 fits 6
1 Bell 212
Trainer
Fits 14
13 SIAI-Marchetti SF.260
Trains 3
10 Alenia C-27J Spartan’s
60 troops or 46 paratroopers
Cargo: Up to 15,000 kg (can airdrop 9,000 kgs)
1 Gulfstream G650
Government officials aircraft
Fits 10
20 S-125‘s
180 SA-6 Grainful SAMs
30 Squadrons of SA-3 Goa SAMs (1 Radar Vehicle, 18 Launcher Vehicles)
80 SA-8 Gecko
200 SA-13 Gopher
500 SA-18 MANPADS
75 ZSU-23-4M Shilka Self-Propelled Anti Aircraft Vehicles
66 2K22 Tunguska Self-Propelled Anti Aircraft Vehicles
3 Lockheed Martin AN/FPS-117 long-range phased array, 3-dimensional air search radar
5 Lockheed Martin THAAD anti-ballistic missile defense system
5 Raytheon MIM-104 Patriot air defense missile system
3 Israeli Iron Dome’s Over Ndola Geodoopstad and Lusaka
2 Airbus A330 MRTT’s
Can transfer 65,000 kg of fuel in one flight of 1,000 nm or more if less fuel is needed
1 E-3 sentry
BK-69 OICW Description.
The BK-69 is a combination weapon, which has the 20mm semi-automatic, magazine fed grenade launcher as its primary part, and the 5.56mm compact assault rifle as its secondary part. Both parts are assembled into the single one-man portable unit, with the addition of the target acquisition / fire control system (TA/FCS), which is an essential part of the whole system. The BK-69 will become an integral part of the future system, capable of communicating with the other parts of this system, including the tactical computers and helmet-mounted displays.
The grenade launcher is capable to fire in semi-automatic mode only, and is gas operated. It has a bullpup layout with the detachable box magazine located in the butt of the weapon. The rifled barrel is used to launch the 20mm grenades up to the 1000 meters range with good accuracy. In the standard configuration most of the fire controls for the grenade launcher part are located on the rifle part, including the single trigger for both firing modules. It is quite possible, however, that the separate stock will be developed for the grenade launcher part, so it will be possible to use it without the rifle part attached. The launcher has the provisions for the TA/FCS system to be mounted on its top, and the appropriate interfaces, so the data provided from the TA/FCS can be used to program the 20mm grenade fuses. These fuses, used for the 20mm HEAB ammunition, has multiple mode of detonation, including the direct impact mode and the Air Burst mode. In the latter mode the fuse is pre-programmed to explode the warhead at the preset range, which is calculated during the flight by counting the number of the grenade rotations. This allows do defeat targets without the direct impact, using the blast and fragmentation effect of the high explosive warhead. This is a major advantage over the present small arms, which in most cases require the direct hit on the target to be effective, as it allows for greater aiming errors, and also makes possible to defeat targets in defilade, like the trenches and so. The high explosive warhead also has the advantage of not being dependent on its velocity to be effective, so unlike with the bullets, its effectiveness does not decreased with the increase of range. The disadvantages of this system is the extreme complexity of the electronic fuses, which results in the high price of a single round of ammunition. The present plans stated that the one HEAB round must cost about BK £25, and it is still to be seen which will be an actual price when the M29 system will be fielded. It is interesting that the present design of the HEAB ammunition actually has two small HE warheads at the front and at the rear of the projectile, with the electronic fuse module located between them. While the HEAB is considered a primary round for the 20mm grenade launcher, it is entirely possible do develop a low cost, direct hit only anti-armour 20mm round with Shaped Charge warhead, which will be effective against lightly armored vehicles (APC, MICV and alike) and various hardened targets.
The rifle, or "kinetic energy" part of the BK-69 system, on the other hand, is a fairy conventional, short-barreled assault rifle, derived from the Heckler-Koch G36 assault rifle. The basic "rifle" part of the BK-69 has no buttstock and no own sights, and thus can be used separately from the whole system only as emergency, personal defense weapon. While being mounted to the whole system, it can be used for a close quarters work, both defensive or offensive (the 20mm grenade launcher has it minimum range of fire of about 50-100 meters), or as an low-cost, low intensity medium range offensive weapon. Most of the BK-69 system controls are built into the "rifle" part, around the trigger guard.
The target acquisition / fire control system (TA/FCS) is the most expensive and complicated unit of the whole system, since it must combine day and night vision capabilities, laser rangefinding unit, ballistic computer and various interfaces to the grenade launcher and external systems. It is used to find the targets in any light and weather conditions, determine the range to the target, calculate and display the aiming data, so the grenade or bullet could be fired to the desired point of impact, and then supply the data to the grenade launcher, so the range could be preset into the grenade fuse. In the case of damage to the TA/FCS the 20mm grenade launcher still can be used in the direct impact mode, as well as the rifle part of the system.
The current research and testing showed that the BK-69 can be up to 500% more effective than the present small arms, but it is still to be seen if all the requirements will be met in the resulting system, especially regarding to the reliability of electronic components, weight, and, at last but not at least, the unit price.
The major components of the BK-69.
The left side view on the BK-69 OICW, showing its controls on the sighting unit.
BK-69 OICW ammunition - HE (High Explosive) ant TP (target practice) rounds for 20mm unit and KE (Kinetic Energy) 5.56mm NATO round.
The Bro’Kinban Army is the land military branch of the Bro’Kinaban Defence Force. The Bro’Kinaban Army is mostly made of conscripts and they are to be active during war for a month if needed, the regular Army of Bro’kinaba is small but a elite unit compared to the rest of the army and they are the first to respond to war and hold them until the main force can respond to threats. citizens of the nation are required to register at 16 years old, and citizens can join at 16 years old with parental consent or at 18 years old when they are classified as adults by Bro’Kinaba. There is currently conscription. Regular force and conscription force applicants must be Bro’Kinbian citizens and must have a school Grade 12 certification. Applicants must also undergo a test for HIV and any medical conditions on enlistment. Personnel can serve until age 55, when there is a mandatory retirement.
There are 4,041,069 men between 16-49 who are classified as manpower (this does not mean that all of them are fit for duty), and 5,948,291 women between 16–49 who are classified as manpower. This makes a total of 9,989,360 people classified as manpower.
There are 3,945,656 men who are classified as fit for military service between the ages of 16–49. There are 4,488,670 women who are classified as fit for military service between the ages of 16–49. Therefore, Bro’Kinaba has 8,289,360 people fit for military service between the ages of 16–49.
124,000 Active personnel (pay is 15,000$ a year)
8,289,360 people classified as fit for military service. (100,000 people are trained for conscription they are paid a $3,543 bonus)
12,648,258 people classified as fit for civil military service.
2,345,479 BK-84 (the BK-84 is a Bro’Kinaban automatic DMR based of the G3, FN FAL and PK)
2,000 BK-69 (slowly being rolled out with the paradropper units)
26,731 BK Sterling Pistol machine gun (a sterling machine gun turned into the shape of a M1911)
10,000 Pistol Auto 9mm 1A Pistols
20,000 SAF Carbine 2A1 SMGs
5,000 Dragunov SVD Snipers
12,000 M2 Browning
500,000 BK Frag Grenadea
20,000 American Iraqi body armour
5,000 Airborne Area Control Unit (AACU)
Personally thrown kamikaze AI controlled drones that are to patrol a area
1,000 Anti Tank Officer Controlled Loitering Munition (ATOCLM)
Anti Tank laser guided Drones that to to a launched en masse to a battle on launchers to be used by elite forces officers and to use the BK-69 side rail laser designator on its target, use’s the same Anti Tank Charge as a American Javelin missile
500 Bro-99 4th generation IFV
500 Bro-99 4th generation APC
250 Bro-99 4th generation SPA
10 BREM-K Armoured recovery Vehicle’s
25 Israeli Namer Combat Engineering Vehicle’s
40 M270 MLRS cluster bomb equipped
50 MFRD road destruction systems
10 MINOTAUR tank minelaying vehicles
10 Oshkosh M1070 heavy equipment transporter’s
10,000 HMMWV’s (Standard issue Bro’Kinabian military vehicle)
Bro’Kinaban Strategic Force
CEP of 1 meter
50 M30A1 rockets Range: 15–92 km extremely powerful at anti infantry and cover
200 M31A2 rockets Range: 15-92 kms
91 Kg HE
25 PHL-16’s MRL’s
500 ammo for each ammo type
1 x 750mm TBM 500 km, 480 kg warhead, CEP 20m
4 × 370mm rocket 220 km range, 30m CEP
5 × 300mm rocket 130 km range, (can fire Cargo)
20 DF-21’s
Operational range of 1,770 km
CEP of 50 meters
6 MRIV of 600 KG HE each
8 x 250 kt MIRV’s
Unknown amount of Decoys
Air Force Global Strike Command35 Xian H-6N’s
Bombs: 12,000 kg
5,000 laser guided bombs of various types
1,000 GPS guided bombs of various types
Combat range: 1,800 km
350 KD-88 missile‘s (7 per aircraft)
300 KJ-91 missile’s (7 per aircraft)
50 DF-21D air launched anti ship guided GREV’s
47 Bro’Kinabian strategic nuclear missiles 1 (Air-sol moyenne portée copy)
Bro’Kinaban Navy
Wait what??! Ohhh the canal that goes to livingstone ah..
Total displacement: 55,000 tonnes
Complement: 300+
Displacement: 11,000 tonnes
Electric Total: 30 MW
Speed: 30 knots (56 km/h; 35 mph)
Range: 5,000 nmi (9,300 km) at 12 kn (22 km/h; 14 mph)
Weapons:
1 × 130 mm H/PJ-38 gun
1 × 30 mm H/PJ-11 CIWS
1 × 24-cell HQ-10 surface-to-air missile launcher
112 VLS cells
HHQ-9 surface-to-air missiles
YJ-18 anti-ship missiles
YJ-21 anti-ship missiles
CJ-10 land-attack cruise missile
Anti-submarine missiles
2 × sets of 324mm torpedo tubes
Yu-7 torpedoes
Aircraft carried: 2 medium-lift helicopters
Ships of Class:
Petronella Maria Krugel Cruiser
Nicholaas Balthasar Prinsloo Cruiser
Gysberta Bronkhorst Cruiser
Sarah Bronkhorst Cruiser
Johannes Jacobus Janse van Rensburg Cruiser (Leading ship of the Bro’Kinabian navy)
