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The United Kingdom of Reino do Brazil.
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Regional Armed Forces
The Regular Regional Armed Forces is the primary line of defense.
From May the 1st of 2023 General Marcos Antonio Amaro dos Santos from The united kingdom of empire of brazil portugal and algarves for the period of one real month- The General will act as the Commander-in-Chief of the Regional Armed Forces.
The Governor
50 units
Specifications
Weight: 47.5 tonnes (46.7 long tons; 52.4 short tons)
Length: 9.63 m (31 ft 7 in)
Width: 3.78 m (12 ft 5 in)
Height: 2.22 m (7 ft 3 in)
Crew: 3
Main armament: 125 mm smoothbore gun with ATGM capability- Greyfang Mk1 guided missiles
Secondary armament: 12.7mm U-90 Heavy machine gun
Engine: 1,250 hp (930 kW) for Ofthor G-5 12-cyl. water-cooled diesel engine
Operational range: 900 km
Speed: 75 km/h
The Anvil Light Air Defense System, is an Atokian self-propelled surface-to-air missile system which provides mobile, short-range air defense protection for ground units against cruise missiles, unmanned aerial vehicles, low-flying fixed-wing aircraft, and helicopters.
The gyro-stabilised Anvil turret with QuickG-1 missiles is mounted on a FOX 4x4 LMWV (Light multipurpose wheeled vehicle), but can also operate in a standalone configuration or mounted on a variety of military vehicles. Anvil has a crew of two - gunner and driver.
Anvil carries eight AAWS QuickG-1 short-range air-defence missiles in two launch pods mounted either side of the turret. These pods have a range of elevation from -10° to +70°. Missile reload time is eight missiles in less than four minutes.
The QuickG-1 missile has a two colour, infrared-ultraviolet rosette scan seeker, a 3kg fragmentation warhead, a maximum speed of Mach 2.2 and a maximum range 8km.
Anvil is equipped with a .50-calibre M3P automatic machine gun to cover the missile dead zone and engage ground targets. The machine gun, manufactured by Ridgehall Arms of Hundredstar, is mounted on the right launch beam with its ammunition magazine fixed on the right side of the turret below the gun barrel. 200 rounds of ammunition are carried. The gun is recoil-operated, link-belt fed and air-cooled.
The fire control system is highly automated, including automatic insertion of lead angle and super elevation at missile launch. The gunner's station has a head-up GooseGate-1 optical sight produced by AAWS. Missile seeker activates, uncage and fire permit indications are projected on the sight glass. Driven reticules confirm the missile seeker is locked on to the same target the gunner is tracking.
M-23 Rifle family
Caliber: 5.56,7.62,6.5mm
Weight: 7 lbs-8.5 Lbs
Length:Varies by model
Magazine capacity:
5.56mm: 50 Rounds
7.62mm: 30 rounds
6.5mm: 25 rounds
Fire Rate: 600 rounds per minute
Range of effective fire: 800 meters
A select fire rifle based on a gas operated revolving cylinder design. Ammunition is fed to the weapons from a helical magazine under the fore stock which accepts both reusable magazines and lightweight disposable canisters.
Used as the basis for a range of variants ranging from a short assault carbine, to a precision engagement rifle. The weapon is designed for use in severe weather muddy or dusty environments with an emphasis on reliability and combat effectiveness.
All models come standard with a low magnification optic sight, and backup iron sight built into the mounting rail for the optics. Optional enhanced optics packages can be ordered pre mounted, zeroed and adjusted to the recoil of the weapon.
Wing Style: Blended Wing, Rear Swept Dihedral, High Aspect Ratio
Rear Stabilizer Style: V-Tail
Length: 174ft
Width: 20ft
Height: 43ft
Wingspan: 166ft
Speed: 665 mph
Cruise Speed: 550mph
Range: 7,900 nm
Service Ceiling: 41,000 feet
Flight Crew: 4
Mission Crew: 8-10
Endurance: 13.5 hours on station at 1,000 nautical-mile radius;
18 hours at 300-nautical mile radius
Radar Range:280nm
Power & Propulsion:
4 Asimov M-105 High-Bypass Engines, 48,000 lbf (ea)
30 units
250 service personnel
