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The Austro-German Reichswehr


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The Austro-German Armed Forces

The Austro-German Reichswehr

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Organization

Founded

April 14th, 1861

Service Branches

Kaiserliches Heer
Kaiserliches Luftwaffe
Kaiserliche Marine

Headquarters

Großer Generalstabs Building on the Königplatz, Berlin

Leadership

Commander-In-Chief, Kaiser(in)

Kaiserin Victoria II

Vice Commander-In-Chief, Reichskanzler

Reichskanzler Leo Reinhardt

Reichsminister of Defense, Imperial Cabinet

Alexandra Tauscher

Chef des Großer Generalstabs, Großer Generalstabs

Lars Eschenbach

Chef der Admiralität, Kaiserliche Admiralität

Johannes von Geyer

Generalstabschef des Heeres, Oberste Heeresleitung

Falko Grassl

Generalstabschef der Luftwaffe, Generalkommando der Luftwaffe

Marcel Wagner

Personnel

Military Age

17 Years with parental consent, 18 for voluntary service

Conscription

Men and Women must register at 18 (Conscription currently inactive)

Available for military service

31,586,280

Active Personnel

6,200,000

Reserve Personnel

5,250,000

Expenditures

Budget

ℳ︁881 Billion

Percent of GDP

5.87%

Industry

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The Deutsches Reichswehr, colloquially known as the Reichswehr, is the national level military force of the constituent territories and dependencies of the Austro-Germanic Union. It is primarily tasked with the unions national level defense and security, it also works to promote and further Austro-German interests abroad via things like international peacekeeping , and humanitarian aid during conflicts. It has also participated in international interventions, invasions against enemies of the Austro-Germanic Union, and has unfortunately been involved in suppressing homegrown insurrections and insurgencies at home. But not only that, it also does (with the Navy and Coast Guard), anti-piracy work along with maintaining the security of the seas. As such the Reichswehr has a varied mission set, ranging from international peacekeeping and humanitarian work, to offensive and defensive work, to policing seaways.

The Reichswehr has existed in some capacity since the formation of the Austro-Germanic Union in the mid 1860s, with the unification of the Germanic states in eastern Usonea into one (at the time) nation state. It’s early history is both unremarkable and tumultuous at the same time, as it was suffering from the teething issues of the merging of over a dozen different national militaries and a fair amount of navies into a single military, as such it was having issues with both organization, but also coordination. Not only that, it was marked by both disjointed expansions and a fierce rivalry with 5 Kingdoms of Britannia, having the now brand new Kaiserliche Marine growing at an extreme rate thanks to this rivaly and the nascent emperor, Kaiser Karl I, being a proponent of his brand new nation asserting itself as a major power on the world stage. It participated in conflicts over the late 19th and early 20th century such as the Austro-Lechian War, the Edelmann Campaign, and the Anel Uprising. Victories in these chaos of early conflicts expanded the borders of the Union along with securing its position as a significant player in the politics of Eastern Usonea. However, the most significant event was the “Victory” in the Austro-British Naval Arms Race and Rivalry as a whole, with the Kaiserliche Marine proving, by the 1920s, to become the stronger force compared to the Royal Navy. With this, it cemented Austro-German dominance in Usonea, and as such allowing it to eclipse 5 Kingdoms of Britannia as the leading power in the region. As the 20th century continued, it continued to participate in further wars of expansion and subjugation, with it evolving, having a air brigade formed in the 1910s, and it furthering into the Lüftstreitkrafte by 1915, before becoming a fully independent branch in the late 1940s.

The Reichswehr consists of three main branches; the Kaiserliche Marine, a full blue water navy that consists of over 380 ships, which is paired with the Seelandetruppe, which is the specialized amphibious infantry contingents of the Reichswehr, not only functioning as light infantry but having its own mechanized force and air support. The next branch is the Deutsches Heer, the premier land warfare forces of the Austro-Germanic Union, which also consists of the venerated Panzerwaffe, the SOCOM and legendary Shadow Force, but also the Airborne Shock Troops. The final branch is the Luftwaffe, which is the highly advanced and sophisticated air branch of the Union, which operates one of the largest and most modern air fleets in the region, with a diverse portfolio to support it and the other branches whenever and wherever possible. It also has the infamous Fallschirmjägers, which are the elite paratroopers under the branch.

The Commander-In-Chief of the Reichswehr is the Emperor/Empress of the Austro-Germanic Union, which is currently the incumbent Kaiserin Victoria II, whom which all swear allegiance to.

Lists of Reichswehr Equipment

Global Firepower Index

Army Strength

Force Estimate

Total Active Personnel:

6,200,000

Combat Personnel:

3,800,000

Support Personnel:

2,400,000

Reserve Personnel:

5,450,000

Tanks:

8,800

IFVs:

26,000

APCs:

31,000

ARVs:

5,800

Bridgelayers:

4,900

Towed Artillery:

8,000

Towed Air Defense Systems:

3,800

Mobile Air Defense Systems:

6,800

Self-Propelled Artillery:

4,800

MRLSs:

2,200

Flamethrowers:

900

Air Power

Force Estimate

Fighters:

4,000

Attackers/CAS:

2,000

Interceptors:

135

Trainers:

980

Tankers:

260

Strategic Bombers:

380

UAVs:

1,200

Reconnaissance Aircraft:

160

Electronic Warfare Aircraft:

140

AWACS Aircraft:

58

C&C Aircraft:

41

Transport Craft:

1,520

Utility Helicopters:

3,860

Attack Helicopters:

900

Naval Strength

Force Estimate

Patrol Boats:

77

Mine Warfare Vessels:

45

Corvettes:

102

Destroyers:

65

Frigates:

91

Light Cruisers:

31

Heavy Cruisers:

24

Battlecruisers:

7

Battleships:

6

Super-Carriers:

10

Helicopter Carriers:

4

Light Carriers:

6

Attack Submarines:

22

Ballistic Missile Submarines:

10

Amphibious Assault Ships:

16

Supply Ships:

28

Fleet Oilers:

8

Hospital Ships:

14

Maintenance Ships:

10

Nuclear Arsenal & Missile Strength

Force Estimate

Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles:

1,200

Theatre Range Ballistic Missiles:

3,800

Medium Range Ballistic Missiles:

750

Short Range Ballistic Missiles:

1,120

Submarine Launched Ballistic Missiles:

160

Air Launched Ballistic Missiles:

30”

Hypersonic Missiles:

900

Cruise Missiles:

2,800

Anti-Ship Missiles:

1,900

Warheads:

35,000

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