The Outer Union National Military

Outer Union Forces

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Service Branches: The National Navy
Service Branches: The National Army
Service Branches: The National Air Force
Service Branches: The National Coast Guard
Service Branches: The National Marines Corps
Service Branches: The National Land Force

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Leadership

Commander-in-Chief: President May Isabelle Lopez
Head of the Department of Defense: Juan Lucas Villa
Admiral of the Navy: Admiral Jason Jack Henderson
General of the Army: General Alexandria Von Johnson
General Ace of the Air Force: General Lucas Ford
Guard General of the Coast Guard: Admiral Alonso Craig
Commandant General of the Marine Corps: General Lucas Grant
Head General of the Land Force: General Jackson Street
Headquarters: The Founder's Capital, District 1, Outer Union

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Manpower

Military Age Limit: 17-30
Active Personnel: 347,177
Reserve Personnel: 938,585
Conscription Yes

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Economics

Military Budget: 529,200,000,000
Military Budget as Percentage of GDP: 5.4%
Military Budget Per Capita: ????

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Industry

Domestic Suppliers: Alagera Company
Domestic Suppliers: Sulina-Pollari Incorporation
Domestic Suppliers: Gilloberto Programs United
Domestic Suppliers: Alen Co.
Domestic Suppliers: Sea River Associate Productions

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Overview

The Outer Union National Military is comprised and made in six branches of military and they are:

These are the branches that will forever preserve and protect the nation of any foreign country or power

The National war games

Each year: thousands of recruits, active, veterans, and elites are gathered in one district and rotates each year starting in district one all the way to district twenty every May to August. All branches are there to have the military trophy and of course bragging right on being the best branch. Now here is the set-up:

The head of the Department of Military is the main and head of recruiting Unbiased and Effective Referees to have the games go smoothly.

The Joint Chiefs of Staff are the ones to decide the number how many are joining the games.

The Games goes all the away to august and the winner will be announced.

When a branch is arriving to the given location, they must be screened and checked to make sure their in condition to compete

Commanding officers and the heads of their branches must also be screened and check their ID and other personal items (given by the branch) to stay in check.

Once checked, all members should follow the guide to be escorted to their quarter where they will live until August.

All branches must respect each other, unless sanctions will be implemented to the branch being disrespectful.

All branches must take the Grand Oath to play by the rules, play fair, and be respectful to other branches.

Of course, an opening and closing ceremonies are held in their respective days.

Branches must encourage their members to socialize with other branch members and not quarrel with each other to show friendship.

May all of the branches be respectful with one another and may the best branch of the Outer Union win.

History


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History of the Outer Union military did start after the decolonization of their owners, and it was somewhat rapid. As the growth continued, so is the problem of recruitment. However, With a stable new conscripment (After several riots, battles and of course... Protest) it has shown several rise. However, The new republic has some iffy movements and iffy laws but for the most it is solid. History of each branch is up in Overview!

• Coups/Political Interference

• Military Alliances

• civil wars

• Global/Great Wars

• military conflict with other countries

Intelligence Agencies and Special Forces


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• Current Global Reach

• Cyber-Warfare

• Nuclear/WMD Capabilities

• Special Operations Forces

• Paratroopers

• ICBM/IRBM

• Spy network(s)

• Research and Development

• Satellite/Space Capabilities

• Secret/State Police

• Counter-Terrorism Efforts

• Cooperation with Interpol

• Reconassiance Units

• The National Defense Forces -> Different from the Guard Forces, First defense and responsible for defending the nation in the field

• The National Guard Forces -> Different from the Defence Forces, Responsible to defend the perimeter to the inter Cities of the nation

• The National Diplomatic Division

• The National Military Police

• The National Emergency Division (Medical/Fire department)

• The National Peacekeeper Division

• The National Engineering Division

• The National Special Forces -> Unlike other branches, They are a separate division with even more training

Military Relationships/Alliances


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Currently None at All

Equipment INSERT IMGUR MEDIUM-SIZED THUMBNAIL (320 x 320), If Custom Equipment, please state an IRL Equivalent in the Short Description. Note: Current descriptions are merely examples.

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Prominent Infantry Equipment




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Unit	Image	Service Date	Active	Reserve	Short Description
L85A2, L85A3, L22A2		1985-Present	141,000	97,000	The main Rifle, as you see- there are several others... Thing is, I don't really know the real first one and two of them where German Upgrades but this rifle WAS made in Britain.
L3A1		???-Present	10,000	172,800	This is a Sock Bayonet that is used for well, rifles and is a main part of Union equipment
L115A2 and L115A3		1996-Present	3,000	6,692	The main Sniper Rifle used by the British military
AI AX50		2010-Present	2,500	4,520	The weapon replaced the AW50 and it is an anti-material weapon
Starstreak		1997-Present	2,000	4,000	This is one of the MANPADS used by the British Army. Due to the speed despite it's short range, it is known to be the fastest short range MANPAD in Existence
Martlet		2021	10,781	7,896	This is basically a Multi-purpose missile role that is being used by the British (Since the British don't have much, just gave a bit for more Surface-to-Surface)
L118 Light Gun, 105 mm Towed Howitzer		1974-Present	116	94	This Artillery is the main towed artillery used by the British Army and is one of the widely exported artillery. This is ALSO different from the M119 artillery used by the United States army.
AS-90, Self-propelled Artillery		1992-Present	89	30	This is the British main self-propelled Artillery
Sky Saber		2021-Present	1	0	'Sky Sabre is the Army's version of the Common Anti-Aircraft Modular Missile (CAMM), Sky Sabre became operational in January 2022' or so it states
Starstreak SP HVM		????-Present	62	10	'The Starstreak SP HVM is mounted on the Alvis Stormer AFV with an 8-round launcher and internal storage for a further 12 missiles'

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Armored Vehicles




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Unit	Image	Service Date	Active	Reserve	Short Description
Challenger 2		1991-Present	107	120	This is the British main tank of the Third Generation, however it is expected to be reduced for the incoming and still projected Challenger 3 (2027)
Ajax (Scout SV)		Present	26	0	This is actually a newcomer and a recently made after several mistakes ans setbacks but at last the first batch is currently on
Warrior		1987-Present	721	24	This IFV ironically was actually a mechanic vehicle known as the MCV-80 and was supposed to go up to the MBT-80 (Which Ironically became Challenger 1) but instead it became a Infantry Fighting Vehicle
Bulldog		1994-2020	801	123	This is part of the FV430 variant that is going to be replaced by 2025 (Name to yet be determined)
Jackal 2		2009	300	131	This is the upgraded Jackal AWV which has more payload, defense against bombs and such.
Foxhound		2011-Present	163	235	Despite being the more lighter and smaller, thanks to the V shape that it has they are protected against improvised explosive devices
RWMIK Land Rover		2002-Present	159	212	This Mobile Vehicle is used as reconnaissance and close fire support vehicles
Trojan		1991-Present	10	22	This Vehicle is known to breach and go through both defense ans fortification. They also have a mine clearing to make a path.
Titan		2006-Present	10	23	This Vehicle can carry a 26 meter long bridge or two 12 meter long bridge.
Terrier		2010-2014	22	34	'Provides mobility support (obstacle and route clearance), counter-mobility (digging of anti-tank ditches and other obstacles) and survivability (digging of trenches and Armoured Fighting Vehicle slots'
CRARRV		1988-Present	30	45	The Challenger Armoured Repair and Recovery Vehicle (CRARRV) is used for basically going in and recovering Challenger 2 and even as heavy as AS-90 as well.
Alvis Unipower		1991-Present	39	100	Another vehicle that can carry bridges, It can carry a No 10 Bridge or 2 × No 12 Bridges (Close Support Bridge) of the BR90 family of bridges
Land Rover Wolf		1998-Present	3309	3300	The Land Rover Wolf is designated as a Light Truck Utility with several versions out
Land Rover Battlefield Ambulance		1991-Present	58	58	This Vehicle can carry six seated casualties or four stretcher casualties as it has everything medical items
GASKET 3		????-Present	7	3	'GASKET 3 is the Heavy EOD response vehicle and carries the T7 bomb disposal RCV and bespoke EOD equipment such as the Mk 6 bomb suit, X-ray equipment and other specialist tools'

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Aircraft




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Unit	Image	Service Date	Active	Reserve	Short Description
Eurofighter Typhoon		1994-Present	20	38	This Multirole fighter is basically made international and in many Air Forces, however many point that the 'British Aerospace EAP' (Experimental Aircraft Program) was the actual predecessor and basically gave the idea that would begin and produce the now Eurofighter Typhoon
Hawk T1/T2		1984-Present	100	30	An advanced training aircraft, it was several other variations of it.
AgustaWestland AW159 Wildcat		2009-Present	20	14	This is the Upgraded version of the Westland Super Lynx to have other types like search and rescue, Battlefield Utility, and such.
Thales Watchkeeper WK450		2018-Present	45	5	This is the UAV of the British Army which also has weather, surveillance, reconnaissance, ECT.
Hawker Hunter		1954-Present	70	100	An old aircraft, this is the for mostly training and also not really being used

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Naval Vessels




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Unit	Image	Service Date	Active	Reserve	Short Description
Queen Elizabeth-Class Aircraft Carrier		2017-Present	2	0	Part of the UK Central Carrier Strike being central of it. The first ship which is the Queen Elizabeth-Class was named after Queen Elizabeth I
Albion-Class Landing Platform Dock		1996-????	1	1	'The ships has a crew of 325 and can accommodate up to 405 troops. Thirty-one large trucks and thirty-six smaller vehicles and main battle tanks can be carried inside the vehicle deck. To disembark troops and vehicles, the vessels are equipped with eight landing craft.'
Type 45 Destroyer (Daring-Class)		2003-Present	6	0	All of them are Guided Missile destroyers, however they mostly do Anti-Air and Anti-Missile missions.
Type 23 Frigate (Duke-class)		1987-Present	4	7	The original design was for Anti-Submarine capabilities, however they slowly started to do basically everything. There where originally 16 but three are now in the Chilean Navy and two retired, making it 11 that are left
River-Class Offshore Patrol Vessel		2003-Present	4	4	Currently the ship is for offshore patrolling, and there where two batches of the ship. Not only that, 16 where built but half went to other Navies of the world.
Hunt-Class Mine Countermeasures Vessel		1979-Present	6	3	This class is as Minesweeper and Counter mines as you get, however recently they have been removing that. Their secondary class is actually being an offshore patrol vessel
Sandown-Class Minehunter		1989	3	0	This class is also used in other countries which are: Saudi Arabia, Estonia, Ukraine (Future) and Romania (Future) and just like their counterpart of the Hunt class they too have a offshore patrol vessel subclass
Archer-Class Patrol Vessel		1985-Present	10	6	This Patrol Boat is usually known as the "fast training boat" and are used for the Coast Guard. Only one national has this boat and it is the nation of Oman, other than that no other nation has this boat.
Cutlass-Class Patrol Boat		2021-Present	2	0	This ship is recent and it is a Fast Patrol Boat (It was the most I found ironically)
Vanguard-Class Submarine		1993-Present	2	2	Nuclear-powered and with Ballistic Missiles that can be carried on, this Submarine class was part of the Trident Nuclear Program
Astute-Class Submarine		2010-Present	3	4 (2 on building)	The newcomer of the family, this Nuclear-Powered submarine is actually replacing an old submarine class.
Trafalgar-Class Submarine		1983-Present	1	0	The last of it's class, the Trafalgar-Class is nearly finished being replaced by the more suitable and more operational Astute-Class Submarine