Tyramonian Coil Rifle 1 (Semiautomatic Coil Rifle) (TCR-1)
A rather blatant copy of stolen Aerlanican ICR-3a's, but yielding reduced power and reduced reliability.
-standard issue to some infantry units, particularly of the Armada of the Tide forces

Tyramonian Coil Rifle 2 (Semiautomatic Coil Rifle) (TCR-2)
An improved version of the TCR-1, albeit at a greater cost than its predecessor.
-issued to COBRA special forces and Royal Guards

Seika 240 (Semiautomatic Rifle) (S240)
An all-around decent rifle.
-standard issue to most infantry

Seika 220 (Semiautomatic Rifle) (S220)
A small rifle favoring compact design.
-packed into fighter pilot ejection seats

Farle 32 (Heavy Pistol) (F32)
A command pistol, packing enough punch to rip through the body armor of a disobedient Tyramonian soldier.
-standard issue to officers

Seika 470 (Sniper Rifle) (S470)
A large caliber weapon that carries death over great distances.
-issued to snipers

>>Missiles, Bombs, and Cannon Shells

Anti-Tank Infantry Missile (Anti-Tank Missile) (ATIM)
A shoulder-launched missile designed for penetrating tank armor; also mounted onto some vehicles.
-issued to anti-armor soldiers

Anti-Aircraft Missile (Anti-Aircraft Missile) (AAM)
A large missile for intercepting aircraft; always mounted, as it is too large to handle by hand.
-standard issue on aircraft and ground vehicles for eliminating enemy air targets

Air-Dropped Cluster Bomb (Anti-Infantry Bomb) (ADCB)
A cluster bomb specialized for eliminating infantry.

Troop Carrier- 3 AA guns and space for 150 troops, or, more often, 100 troops and a small tank or 50 troops and 2 tanks; several machine guns, especially near the front/deployment area; various models allow for front, side, and back deployment doors; some models are slightly amphibious for better beach landings

various battleships, cruisers, destroyers, submarines etc.

Aircraft Carrier -generic aircraft carrier

Heavy Aircraft Carrier-allows for landing larger planes, 3x as long and 2x as wide (at widest) as a normal aircraft carrier, but can land fewer-but-larger planes

Superfortress-class cruiser-the largest naval war vessel in Tyramon (a little larger than 5 standard aircraft carriers and twice as tall), currently only one in existence (the Bloodwave, with a second, the Red Tsunami, under construction); has interior hangars for submarines, water-landing cargo/troop planes, and an indoor closeable landing strip for jetfighters; several helipads, numerous AA guns, ship-ship and ship-land guns, heavy and light machine guns, and large cargo areas; serves as a mobile base of command in times of war

>>Transports

T-4 APC (Armored Personal Carrier) (AT-4)
A simple armoured vehicle for carrying troops
-troop capacity: 1 driver, 10 passengers
-range: 900 km or 560 mi
-top speed: 100 km/h or 62 mph
-armour rating: light
-armaments: none

F-7 IFV (Wheeled Infantry Fighting Vehicle) (AF-7)
An armoured troop-carrying vehicle that also provides light direct fire support
-troop capacity: 2 crew, 6 passengers
-range: 750 km or 466 mi
-top speed: 80 km/h or 50 mph
-armour rating: light/medium
-armaments: 40mm autocannon, coaxial light machine gun

>>Tanks

L-8 Light Tank (Light Tank) (AL-8)
An ultra-small, ultra-light tank not much larger than a normal car. This vehicle is good for rapid deployment, rapidly changing position, and rapidly assaulting targets. It prioritizes speed and maneuverability over firepower or protection. In most situations, the L8 is not of much use, as almost any tank or even well-equipped infantry can easily destroy it. However, it may find use in some situations, particularly if logistics prohibit the deployment or use of MBTs
-troop capacity: 2 crew
-range: 600 km or 373 mi
-top speed: 75 km/h or 47 mph
-armour rating: light/medium
-armaments: 105 mm cannon, light machine gun

M-12 Medium Tank (Main Battle Tank) (AM-12)
The go-to tank for the Tyramonian army. Provides a balance of firepower, maneuverability, and protection
-troop capacity: 3 crew
-range: 500 km or 310 mi
-top speed: 65 km/h or 40 mph
-armour rating: heavy
-armaments: 120 mm cannon, light machine gun, mounted ATIM launcher

H-11 Heavy Tank (Heavy Tank) (AH-11)
A heavy-hitting, heavily-armoured, slow tank. It is too slow for common use, but is designated for use either as direct or indirect fire support as a sort of heavily-armoured artillery, or as the vehicle for breaking through heavily fortified positions that would rip apart MBTs or which require more firepower than a MBT can deliver with more precision than artillery
-troop capacity: 4 crew
-range: 400 km or 249 mi
-top speed: 45 km/h or 28 mph
-armour rating: ultra heavy
-armaments: 155 mm cannon, medium machine gun, mounted ATIM launcher

>>Artillery

E-4 SPAA (Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Artillery) (AE-4 Standard)
An armoured vehicle for providing protection from air attacks. Specialized for low-altitude attackers
-troop capacity: 3 crew
-range: 500 km or 310 mi
-top speed: 65 km/h or 40 mph
-armour rating: medium
-armaments: 2x 40mm autocannons, AAM launcher

E-4 Heavy SPAA (Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Artillery) (AE-4 Heavy)
An armoured vehicle for providing protection from air attacks. Specialized for high-altitude attackers
-troop capacity: 3 crew
-range: 500 km or 310 mi
-top speed: 65 km/h or 40 mph
-armour rating: medium
-armaments: 105mm cannon, AAM launcher

S-3 SPA (Self-Propelled Artillery) (AS-3 Standard)
A artillery gun that can move under its own power
-troop capacity: 3 crew
-range: 500 km or 310 mi
-top speed: 65 km/h or 40 mph
-armour rating: light
-armaments: 155mm cannon

S-3 Heavy SPA (Self-Propelled Artillery) (AS-3 Heavy)
A artillery gun that can move under its own power
-troop capacity: 3 crew
-range: 400 km or 249 mi
-top speed: 65 km/h or 40 mph
-armour rating: light
-armaments: 225mm cannon

R-4 Artillery (Towed Artillery Unit) (AR-4 Standard)
A general purpose artillery unit; lacks propulsion of any kind
-troop capacity: none
-range: none
-top speed: N/A
-armour rating: none
-armaments: 155mm cannon

R-4 Light Artillery (Towed Artillery Unit) (AR-4 Light)
A general purpose artillery unit; lacks propulsion of any kind
-troop capacity: none
-range: none
-top speed: N/A
-armour rating: none
-armaments: 105mm cannon

R-4 Heavy Artillery (Towed Artillery Unit) (AR-4 Heavy)
A general purpose artillery unit; lacks propulsion of any kind
-troop capacity: none
-range: none
-top speed: N/A
-armour rating: none
-armaments: 225mm cannon

>>Non-Terrestial

O-1 Hover Tank (Armored Helicopter) (AO-1)
A heavily armed and armoured helicopter for low-altitude ground assault with more mobility than even a light tank but with greater survivability than typical helicopters
-troop capacity: 3 crew
-range:
-top speed: 250 km/h or 155 mph
-armor rating: medium
-armaments: 2x 40mm autocannons, mounted ATIMs and AAMs
-history: The AO-1 is the result of the Hovertank Project, in which military strategists dreamed of advanced tanks that hovered above the ground, avoiding all terrain obstacles. After thorough research, the researchers were disappointed to realize that what they were envisioning was simply a helicopter. However, the project specifications were not completely met by the helicopters already in use in Tyramon, so the project created the strange child of a helicopter and a tank, which was halfway between both on mobility, firepower, and armaments.

>>Other

Gun bike (Ultralight Ground Unit)
A motorbike with a sidecar which has a mounted machine gun; very basic, very cheap
-troop capacity: 2 crew
-range: 250 km or 155 mi
-top speed: 100 km/h or 62 mph
-armour rating: none
-armaments: medium machine gun

>>Air Superiority/Dogfighting Fighters
Hornet-7 (H7) (Jet Fighter) (AJH-7)
fighter craft, capable of being equipped as a light bomber, but whose primary purpose is establishing and maintaining air superiority
-length: 22m
-armaments: heavy machine gun, AAMs

>>Interceptors
Yellowjacket-4 (D4) (Interceptor) (AIY-4)
rapid response unit best suited for getting where it needs to be very quickly; go-to for downing enemy bombers
-length: 25m
-armaments: 20mm autocannon, AAMs

>>Strike Units/Close Ground Support
Moth-8 (M8) (Ground Strike Aircraft) (ASM-8)

>>Bombers
Pigeon-6 (P6) (Light Bomber) (ABP-6)
Light bomber with small payload
-crew: 1 pilot, 1 bomber, 1 gunner
-2x light machine gun: 1 nose gun (pilot controlled), 1 rear turret

Pigeon-7 (P7) (Stealth Light Bomber) (ABP-7)
Light bomber with small payload; has stealth characteristics
-crew: 1 pilot, 1 bomber
-stealth characteristics

Gull-8 (G8) (Heavy Bomber) (ABG-8)
Heavy bomber with large payload
-crew: 1 pilot, 1 copilot, 1 bomber, 5 gunners
-5x light machine gun: 1 nose turret, 1 dorsal turret, 1 starboard-bottom turret, 1 portside-bottom turret, 1 rear turret

Gull-10 (G10) (Stealth Heavy Bomber) (ABG-10)
Heavy bomber with large payload; has stealth characteristics
-crew: 1 pilot, 1 copilot, 1 bomber
-stealth characteristics

Rainstorm-1 (R1) (Superheavy Bomber) (ABR-1)
Massive high-altitude bomber plane with a massive payload; can only launch from the large runways at Zakar and Seika; only 2 built
-crew: 1 pilot, 1 copilot, 2 bombers

Rainstorm-2 (R2) (Superheavy Bomber) (ABR-2)
Massive high-altitude stealth bomber plane with a massive payload; can only launch from the large runways at Zakar and Seika; only 1 built
-crew: 1 pilot, 1 copilot, 2 bombers

>>Reconnaissance

>>Transport/Support/Logistical Units

>>Multirole
Hornet-8 (H8) (Multirole Fighter) (AWH-8)
multirole fighter with stealth characteristics
-length: 21m
-armaments: heavy machine gun, mix of AAMs, ATIMs, ADCBs, etc.

various

>>Satellite weaponry

Duster (I and II)-class satellite (Basic Satellite Weapon) (S1a and S2a, respectively)
equipped with various space-space and space-air missiles

>Duster III-class satellite (Basic Satellite Weapon) (S3a)
satellite designed specifically to engage Aerlanican space and air vessels; equipped with fast and accurate energy beam weapons that can penetrate the atmosphere

Devastation (I and II)-class satellite (Basic Satellite Weapon) (S1b and S2b, respectively)
equipped with space-ground and space-sea missiles and is larger with more firepower than Duster-class

>Devastation III-class satellite (Basic Satellite Weapon) (S3b)
fires an energy beam at the ground rather than missiles; equipped with anti-missile laser defense system; takes several minutes to charge up; blast less powerful than even the earliest nuclear weapons; only three prototypes were ever built and only one was deployed, as the Devastation III was only ever intended to test the technology rather than to be a truly effective weapon

>Devastation IV-class satellite (Basic Satellite Weapon) (S4)
basically the Devastation III, but actually quite powerful; has more defenses, faster charging, and a maximum blast power on par with the largest of nuclear weapons of the 20th century

Devastation V-class Siegegun (Advanced Satellite Weapon) (S5)
a modern space artillery piece intended for continuous bombardment of stationary targets; extremely heavy firepower and powerful forward-facing armour and shielding; low mobility and rear defenses, thus requiring guaranteed space supremacy or a dedicated defensive escort to protect from the rear
-umbrella shaped, presenting a thickly-armoured dome towards its target to protect its extensive radiator array
-length: 3700m
-small crew for its size
-possesses one large gun surrounded by a circle of 16 SAA battleship main guns

>>Spacecraft

Oppressor-class Carrier (Unitary Space Carrier) (SCO)
cloaked flying space-capable carrier vessel, designed to carry troops and weapons near a battle area undetected
-length: 800m
-first use in battle: taking of a PLAT military base under Vara's command, resulting in the taking of said base and the capture of Jonathan Blinds
-special attributes: cloaked
-fighter capacity: ~60 fighters

Onslaught-class Troopship (Passenger/Cargo Space Transport) (STO)
relatively simple ship designed to carry large amounts of forces for ongoing invasions
-length: 680m
-capacity mode 1: 8 SADs
-capacity mode 2: 14 LADs

Standard Assault Dropship (S.A.D.) (Unitary Space Lander) (SL standard)
generally deployed from Space Carriers to bring troops and weapons from the Carrier into battle; it is also cloaked and can carry two tanks and some troops
-length: 75-80m
-capacity mode 1: 1 tank, 100 soldiers
-capacity mode 2: 2 tanks, 50 soldiers
-capacity mode 3: 150 soldiers
-first use in battle: taking of a PLAT military base under Vara's command, resulting in the taking of said base and the capture of Jonathan Blinds
-special attributes: cloaked

>Light Assault Dropship (L.A.D.) (Demiunitary Space Lander) (SL light)
same as Unitary Space Lander, but smaller
-length: 37m
-capacity mode 1: 1 tank, 25 soldiers
-capacity mode 2: 75 soldiers
-special attributes: cloaked

Hornet-9 (H9) (Unitary Space Starfighter) (SJH-9)
fighter craft, capable of being equipped as a bomber or for dogfighting
-length: 20m

Rainstorm-3 (R3) (Superheavy Space Bomber) (AJR-3)
Massive bomber with a massive payload
-4-person crew: 1 pilot, 1 copilot, 2 bombers
-length: 60m

Viper-class Corvette (Unitary Space Corvette) (SVV)
standard attack craft specializing in small targets
-length: 150m
-crew: ~45

Unitary Space Frigate (SF-null)
standard multi-purpose craft
-length: 150m-550m

Wolf-class Destroyer (Unitary Space Destroyer) (SDW)
standard attack craft in space
-length: 450m

Unitary Space Cruiser (SR-null)
smallest flagship for a fleet; stronger and more damaging than a destroyer and oriented against other ships but not fighters
-length: 700m

Unitary Space Battlecruiser (SB-null)
a rarer ship, meant for chasing and obliterating smaller, weaker targets; fast and maneuverable for its size
-length: 850m

Annihilator-class Battleship (Unitary Space Battleship) (SAA)
heavy hitting with powerful armor and shielding; can effectively fight large ships and engage in orbital bombardments; generally the flagship of a larger fleet
-length: 3400m

Unitary Battlecarrier (Unitary Space Battlecarrier) (SE-null)
combines the fighter support abilities of multiple carriers with the weapons and armoring nearing a battleship; is notably wider and taller than a battleship to maximize internal volume and make space for ample fighter support; acts as a less-vulnerable carrier that can be placed closer to a battle with fewer dedicated defenders; generally the flagship of a larger fleet
-length: 3600m
-fighter capacity: ~130 fighters

Unitary Mothership (Unitary Space Mothership) (SM-null)
essentially a mobile base of operations, acting primarily in a support role for maintaining entire fleets; well armored, but not proportionately armed, as it is intended to be survivable but not intended as a primary damage-dealer in combat; wide and tall; due to expense and lack of need, none have been constructed
-length: 4400m
-fighter capacity: ~280 fighters
-transport capacity: 80 SADs

>Daukus-class Frigate (SFD)
small frigate for diplomatic, espionage, and other peaceful roles; utilitarian with only simple embellishments for style; weaponry was all but nonexistent, sporting a few light cannons that would be all but useless against anything larger than a starfighter; equipped with powerful scanning and communication equipment, fast engines, and decent shielding
-length: ~150m
-first use: transport of Ambassador Tefa to negotiations with the Primaeri
-special attributes: minimal armament; powerful scanning and communication; fast

>Explicandam-class Frigate (SFE)
medium frigate for both firing upon enemies and also landing troops for small strike attacks
-length: ~250m
-special attributes: includes docking and stations for a SAD

>Left-arm Frigate (SFL)
defense-oriented frigate; low weaponry but powerful shield and cooling systems; intended to provide cover for other ships
-length: ~200m

>Right-arm Frigate (SFR)
offense-oriented frigate; low defensive capabilities but powerful weapon systems; intended for use in formations with other ships, often with Left-arm Frigates, to add extra firepower at a lower cost
-length: ~200m

>Shovel-class Frigate (SFS)
strategic multi-role support-line frigate; the supply workhorse of the Tyramonian Armada; not intended for combat; has minimal offensive and defensive capabilities
-length: ~300m
-special attributes: large cargo hold, long range, moderately powerful communication systems, resistant to long-range detection

>Ember-class Frigate (SFB)
reliability- and self-sufficiency-oriented frigate; intended for use in case of breakdown of Tyramonian Armada structure into individual cells, as it requires a shockingly small support structure
-length: ~400m
-special attributes: somewhat poor offense/defense abilities; many redundancies; very reliable; mostly self-sufficient if needed; requires little maintenance beyond the capabilities of its own crew; powerful communication systems; long range; notably large cargo hold; equipped and supplied for very-long-term missions

• A - Army

• N - Navy

• F - Air Force

• S - Space Program
  

2) The second letter refers to the type; these vary by branch, but are largely parallel between Navy and Space:
ARMY

• AT - an Armored Personnel Carrier, or APC

• AF - an Infantry Fighting Vehicle, or IFV

• AL - light tank

• AM - medium tank

• AH - heavy tank

• AE - self-propelled anti-aircraft weapon

• AS - self-propelled artillery

• AR - towed/non-self-propelled artillery
  

NAVY

AIR FORCE

• AJ - jetfighter

• AI - interceptor

• AS - ground strike plane

• AB - bomber

• AW - multirole fighter
  

SPACE PROGRAM

• SJ - starfighter

• SL - dropship/lander

• SV - corvette

• SF - frigate

• SD - destroyer

• SR - cruiser

• SB - battlecruiser

• SA - battleship

• SC - carrier

• ST - troopship/transport

• SE - battlecarrier

• SM - mothership
  

Note that a numerical second digit is used for the early satellite weapons deployed by Tyramon

3) The third letter indicates the class of vessel or vehicle, if any. Sometimes there is no class if the vessel or vehicle is considered "generic", which is indicated either by there simply not being a third letter, or by the third letter being replaced with "null".

4) Generally, anything after the third letter is simply a design iteration specifier.

Thus, the entirety of the Tyramonian military is organized into the following groups:
The 1st Army of Tyramon (commanded by General Hannibal)
The 2nd Army of Tyramon (commanded by General Omar)
The 3rd Army of Tyramon (commanded by General Muham)
The 4th Army of Tyramon (commanded by )
The 5th Army of Tyramon (commanded by )
The 6th Army of Tyramon (commanded by )
The 7th Army of Tyramon (commanded by )
The Fort Domination Guard (commanded by )
The Armada of the Tide (commanded by Lt. General Gantz)

Hierarchy
Fireteam
- led by a temporarily-appointed Team Leader
- consists of roughly four soldiers/units

Squadron
- led by a Staff Sargeant
- usually consists of 1-5 fireteams, or up to twenty soldiers/units

Platoon
- led by a Lieutenant
- consists of 2-4 squadrons
- (Army) usually no more than 40 soldiers, but can be up to 80
- (Air Force) around 60 pilots and their vehicles

Company
- led by a Captain
- consists of 3-5 platoons
- usually around 200 soldiers

Battalion
- led by a Lieutenant Colonel
- consists of 4-6 companies
- up to 1200 soldiers
- may contain elements of multiple branches

Brigade
- led by a Colonel
- consists of 3-6 battalions
- 4000 to 7200 soldiers
- usually contains elements of multiple branches

Regiment
- led by a Commander
- consists of 3-4 brigades
- 12000 to 25000 soldiers
- usually contains elements of multiple branches

Division
- led by a Major
- consists of 4-6 regiments
- 48000 to 150000 soldiers
- always contains elements of multiple branches

Corps
- led by a Lieutenant General
- consists of 3-5 divisions
- 144000 to 750000 soldiers
- always contains elements of multiple branches

Army
- led by a General
- consists of 1-3 Corps
- always contains elements of multiple branches

Army Group
- led by a General, the Royal Emperor, or an appointee of the Royal Emperor
- more than one army
- always contains elements of multiple branches

Grand Army
- led by a General, the Royal Emperor, or an appointee of the Royal Emperor
- all 7 armies
- always contains elements of multiple branches