Military of Free Syllvin

Free Syllvin operates two seperate military forces, the Internal Defense Force and External Defense Force. Each is divided into 5 corps, the Sentry Corps, Engineering Corps, Air corps, Sailing Corps, and Tech Corps.
They operate a variety of equipment and serve many duties including law enforcement, escort of trade goods, and warfare.
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Internal Defense Force
[ul][li]Total Active Personnel: 967,902
[ul][li] Sentry Corps: 302,157
[li]Sailing Corps: 144,527
[li]Air Corps: 25,052
[li]Tech Corps: 17,701
[li]Engineering Corps: 88,965[/li][/ul]
[li]Headquarters: Interior Security Command and Control, Derrip Morlan Nautical Base
[li]Area of jurisdiction: Syllvanian Sovereign Territory, +20 km past the EEZ

External Defense Forces
[li]Total Active Personnel: 402,127[ul]
[li]Ground Assault Corps: 160,733
[li]Nautical Defense Corps: 94,200
[li]Aviation Corps: 73,044
[li]Combat Engineering Corps: 50,633
[li]Cyberwar Corps: 23,517
[/li][/ul][li]Headquarters: External Combat Coordination Station, Chenus Mebus Aviation Base

Special Forces
[li]Total Active Personnel: 20,049[ul]
[li]StrAOpCo: 2,770
[li]NEXA/RG: 8,013
[li]S3D: 4,622
[li]NSC: 5,023
[li]ExWeapTech: 2,138
[li]Headquarters: National Special Tactics and Coordination Offices, 1 Centerpoint, Syllvan Center

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Axis-class Destroyer

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Basic Information

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[li]Type - Fast Escort Destroyer
[li]Displacement - 10,482 t full load
[li]Length - 141 m
[li]Beam - 18 m
[li]Draft - 11m

Propulsion
[li]2x M&SM diesel generators generating 20,00 kw
[li] 6x Syllvan Fleet Systems water jets

Performance
[li] Range - 7,000 nautical miles
[li] Top Speed - 37 knots

Compliment
[li] 28 officers, 190 enlisted

Sensors
[li] SS1-J surface-search/navigation radar
[li] SST-17 Tactical towed sonar array
[li] SS9-L2 multifunction radar
[li] A/SR14 air search radar
[li] SC3-VL fire control radar
[li] SB44-U sonar array
[li] S23-H5 aircraft guidance array

Electronic Warfare & Decoys
[li]4x Model 81-W decoy launching array
[li]Model 78-L/S torpedo countermeasures
[li]S22D-88/EW electronic warfare system

Armament

Missiles:
[li] 90-cell Model 901-JF “Kain” Vertical Launch System - SMD-3C “Wabom” Surface-to-Air Missile
[li] 2x 35-cell Model 49-CSD “Maten” Vertical Launch System - SMR/N-6 “Remim” Cruise Missile

Torpedos:
[li] 4x Model 18 “Guard” 4-tube Torpedo Delivery System - S24-T “Lanher” Anti-submarine Smart Torpedo, S31-T “Kirev” Multipurpose Torpedo

Guns:
[li] 1x 160 mm Model 13/C light surface gun
or
[li] 1x 210 mm Model 77/C medium surface gun
and
[li] 3x 25 mm Model 45/D CIWS
[li] 1x 60 mm Model 94/A anti-aircraft gun

Sub-vehicles
[li] 2x SI-12 RHIB multiuse seacraft
[li] 1x SHS-K3/T Transport helicopter
or
[li] 2x SI-13/C RHIB combat seacraft
[li] 1x SHS-K3/C Combat helicopter

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Sentry Corps
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The Sentry Corps are the ground-based branch of the IDF. It is specially protected by law as the nationwide domestic police force. Being host to most of the mechanized units of the Syllvan military, the Sentry Corps has roots in the Sentinel Forces of the United Islands (1972-2001) and the Operators of the Stellar Archipelago (2001-2016). Both forces were disbanded and reintegrated into the succeeding military, adding traditions, training, and technology standards.

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Turbius-class Littoral Combat Ship

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Basic Information

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[li]Type - Littoral combat vessel
[li]Displacement - 2,907 t full load
[li]Length - 88 m
[li]Beam - 15 m
[li]Draft - 4.8 m

Propulsion
[li]1x M&SM “Barwell” 50 MW Lead-bismuth cooled reactor
[li]2x steam turbines
[li]2x backup diesel generators
[li] 4x Syllvan Fleet Systems water jets

Performance
[li] Range - 6,500 nautical miles
[li] Top Speed - 44 knots

Compliment
[li] 8 officers, 50 enlisted: Core
[li] 12 officers, 75 enlisted: Assault

Sensors
[li] SS4-Q surface-search/navigation radar
[li] SS12-B multifunction radar
[li] A/SR6 air search radar
[li] SC9-A40 fire control radar
[li] SB02-N sonar array
[li] S18-G13 aircraft guidance array
[li] SS5-UA/CU drone control array

Electronic Warfare & Decoys
[li]4x Model 12-L decoy launching array
[li]Model 78-L/S torpedo countermeasures
[li]S22K-100/EW electronic warfare system

Armament

Missiles:
[li] 2x 4-tube Model 306 SML-5 “Guardian” Surface-to-Air Missile array
[li] 2x 8-celll Model 65 RMML Multi-use Rapid Missile Turret

Guns:
[li] 1x 80 mm Model 4400 light surface gun (stealth cupola)
[li] 3x 25 mm Model 48/T CIWS turret (stealth cupola)
[li] 4x 15 mm Model 50/N heavy machine gun

Sub-vehicles
[li] 2x SI-28 RHIB combat seacraft
[li] 1x SHS-A9 Transport helicopter
[li] 1x SDU-99 TUHK/H unmanned combat helicopter

The Turbius-class LCS is the newest ship to enter service with Free Syllvin. They are designed by engineers from Intercorp and Future Solutions with an angular design to reduce radar cross section, and built by Syllvan Fleet Systems with the most up-to-date warfare modules. The first ship, EDS Turbius, was entered onto the Sailors Roll on December 12, 2015. The class is designed for missions in coastal water and the Syllvan Gulf, such as escorting trade vessels, engaging frigates and corvettes, search and rescue, humanitarian missions, and as an assault support platform. The lack of guided surface-to-surface missiles means that Turbius-class ships must rely on Axis and Dubis-class destroyers to engage hostile elements at long range. The Turbius-class is the first ship in the Sailing Corps to have a dedicated UAV system, with a special flight control compartment for piloting the onboard SDU-99 Tactical Unmanned Hunter-Killer Helicopter.


An IDF variant of the Turbius class. The missile turrets and the rear CIWS have been removed to make way for port-and-starboard cranes and a supplementary sensor suite. Note the enlarged rear RIHB bay as well.
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SA-6 Air Superiority Fighter

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Basic Information

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[li]Crew - 1
[li]Wingspan - 13 m
[li]Length - 20 m
[li]Height - 4.3 m
[li]Wing area - 88 m2
[li]Empty Weight - 13,100 kg
[li] Mission weight - 23,327 kg
[li] Max takeoff weight - 29,000 kg
[li] Powerplant - 2x Intercorp J200 afterburning turbofan with thrust vectoring in pitch axis , 40,000 lbf

Performance
[li]Max speed -

[ul][li] At altitude - Mach 2.5 (3086 k/ph)
[li] Supercruise - Mach 1.85 (2284 k/ph)[/li][/ul]
[li]Range - 5,000 km
[li]Combat Radius 1,500-1,700 km
[li]Service ceiling - 20,000 km
[li]Wing loading - 265 kg/m2

Armament

[li] 2x side mounted internal weapons bays, space for 4 air-to-air missiles each
[li] 1x undermounted internal weapons bay, space for 3 air-to-surface missiles and 1 air-to-air missile
[li] 2x 20mm Model 39 Blaze chain gun (recessed)

The SA-6 is an air superiority fighter in use by the External Defense Force’s Air Corps. The aircraft, while somewhat aged when compared to modern fighter craft, has proven it is a reliable and effective combat platform. Notoriously difficult to master the controls, pilots have expressed the speed and range capabilities far outstrip the learning curve in terms of effort versus reward.

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Dramn-class Cutter

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Basic Information

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[li]Type - Light patrol cutter
[li]Displacement - 382 long tonnes
[li]Length - 43 meters
[li]Beam - 9 meters
[li]Draft - 2.5 meters

Propulsion
[li]2x 4,500 kw engines
[li]2x maneuvering thrusters

Performance
[li] Range - 2,500 nautical miles
[li] Top Speed - 30 knots

Compliment
[li] 3 officers, 21 crew

Sensors
[li] SS21-C surface-search/navigation radar
[li] S-99/L/ID Sensor package

Armament

Guns:
[li] 1x 30 mm Model 30-HH Autocannon
[li] 4x 15 mm Model 50/N heavy machine gun

Sub-vehicles
[li] 1x SI-34/R RHIB seacraft deployed from interior bay

The Dramn-class cutter is the most numerous ship in the Syllvanian fleet, and fill the role of a heavy anti-crime patrol boat. It is the smallest ship class in the cutter family. Its light armament and lack of extensive sensors mean that,while not suited to military combat operations, the cutter can deal with most criminal elements easily. The RHIB onboard also allows the crew to conduct off-ship operations, and is most often used in search and rescue. In peacetime, the Dramn-class is the primary patrol unit of the IDF, but takes a back seat to the larger Conkian-class heavy patrol boat and the Lillast and Berikid-class corvettes during war.

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Dryss-class HLCAC

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Basic Information

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[li]Type - Heavy Landing Craft, Air Cushion
[li]Displacement - 403 tons (normal,) 510 tons (loaded)
[li]Length - 40 meters
[li]Beam - 21 meters
[li]Draft - 1.3 meters

Propulsion
[li]4x S&SM Diesel-electric turbines (2 propulsion, 2 lift) 4x 8,900 horsepower

Performance
[li] Range - 500 nautical miles
[li] Top Speed - 60 knots

Compliment
[li] 3 officers, 17 crew

Sensors
[li] SSH 8-LL navigation radar
[li] G-VV/01 Sensor package
[li] SB-M 99 Fire control radar

Armament

Guns:
[li] 1x 25 mm Model 45/D CIWS
[li] 4x 15 mm Model 50/N heavy machine gun

Dryss-class landing craft are the primary landing unit used in fast assault operations and brown-water troop units. Their crew cabin and pilot houses are set to the left side of the hull, allowing for an expanded vehicle bay that can hold up to six main battle tanks, fifteen light assault vehicles, or eight infantry fighting vehicles.

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Arite LAV

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Basic Information

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[li]Type - Light Armored Vehicle
[li]Weight - 5200 kg
[li]Length - 4.96 meters
[li]Width - 2.3 meters
[li]Height - 2.1 meters
[li]Crew - 1 driver, 1 gunner, 5 passengers

Engine
[li] 6 cylinder diesel-electric, 200 hp

Suspension
[li] 4x4 all-terrain

Range
[li] 600 km

Top Speed
[li] Pavement - 130 kph
[li] Off road - 80 kph

Armament
[li] x1 Dennel HVC-9901 heavy machine gun (belt fed)
(interchangable)
[li] x1 Kosot HVM-112K Anti-tank missile system

Free Syllvin employs the Arite in all of its military operations. A armored scout car and squad transport, the LAV can provide high speed and maneuverability while still being able to sustain small-arms fire and limited explosions. They commonly operate in groups of two or three, and are used as escorts and reconnaissance units in larger armored deployments. They can be landed by Dryss-class hovercraft or Cheuric-class tank landing ships, but it is also possible to fit them into air vehicles and drop them over an area with a special parachute system.

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Public Suppression
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The Public Suppression Units are the riot squads of the IDF. They are deployed when civil disobedience occurs as a precaution against protests escalating to riots. While they are usually present as a reminder and pre-emptive measure, the PSU see regular conflicts with the public in the Syllvania Sector.

Typically dressed in heavy ceramic plating and anti-stab equipment, Public Suppression officers are trained with close quarters combat and group tactics in mind to be effective when dealing with large masses of people. They do not carry lethal weapons as standard, instead using pistols chambered with .30 caliber rubber bullets, an expandable truncheon, and a heavy shield that is designed to withstand physical blows, thrown objects, and light ballistics.

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Margo-class radar platform

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[li] Type - Militarized semi-submersible platform
[li] Displacement - 120,000 tonnes
[li] Length - 136 meters
[li] Height - 90 meters keel to radome
[li] Beam - 112 meters
[li] Draft - 12 meters when under way, 30 meters on station

Propulsion
[li] x6 M&SM Diesel-electric 1440-J generators generating 6.1 mW each
[li] x6 SFS electric motors at 5000 hp each powering 4 propellors
[li] x8 SFS Margo-type maneuvering thrusters

Performance
[li]Range -
[ul][li]Global, under tow
[li] 1200 km, under way[/li][/ul]
[li] Top Speed - 11 knots

Compliment
[li] 18 officers, 68 enlisted

Sensors
[li] SF-OTH/M bistatic groundwave radar
[li] SS4-MP surface-search/navigation radar
[li] SS9-L2 multifunction radar
[li] x4 A/SR104 air search radar
[li] x2 SC6-MP fire control radar
[li] S12-B aircraft guidance array

Electronic Warfare and Decoys
[li] x8 Model 85-W decoy launching array
[li] x2 Model K-44/M torpedo countermeasure system
[li] S60-88/EW electronic warfare system

Armament
[li] x4 25mm Model 45/D CIWS
[li] x2 Model 9-MP depth charge launchers
[li] x8 pintle mount machine guns (optional)

Margo-class platforms are semi-submersible ocean platforms that have been converted to military use from the Depth-type oil support platforms that were a mainstay of the Syllvan petroleum fleet. With an increased need for multi use military vessels and a missile defense system, but lacking the budget to design either from the ground up, the EDF acquired six Depth-type platforms for refit into a mobile over-the-horizon system and support vessel.

The bistatic array mounted on a swivel system takes up the majority of the top deck and interior of the platform. It can detect objects in motion down to the size of a human person in a 55 degree cone extending 3,500 kilometers from the dish. The operational method makes it less effective at detecting missiles than a ground-based array, but the mobility and tactical value of the platform have kept it an active part of the EDF fleet. With some modification, the array can service as a DEW based off its ERP. The proposed uses would be for scrambling missile guidance systems and burning out electronics in vehicles.

Margo-class vessels and their cousins in the Jerikus-class can operate independently for up to two months without resupply, but cannot move under their own power outside a radius of 1200 km due to fuel capacity.
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Jerikus-class C&C platform

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[li] Type - Militarized semi-submersible platform
[li] Displacement - 125,040 tonnes
[li] Length - 163 meters
[li] Height - 75 meters
[li] Beam - 138 meters
[li] Draft - 15 meters when under way, 35 meters on station

Propulsion
[li] x6 M&SM Diesel-electric 1205-A generators generating 4.2 mW each
[li] x6 SFS electric motors at 6000 hp each powering 4 propellers
[li] x8 SFS Jerikus-type maneuvering thrusters

Performance
[li]Range -
[ul][li]Global, under tow
[li] 1200 km, under way[/li][/ul]
[li] Top Speed - 12 knots

Compliment
[li] 27 officers, 76 enlisted

Sensors
[li] SS8/P surface-search/navigation radar
[li] SS9-L2 multifunction radar
[li] x2 A/SR104 air search radar
[li] x2 SC9-K fire control radar
[li] S4-50G ship defense system
[li] S44-L aircraft guidance array

Electronic Warfare and Decoys
[li] x12 Model 85-W decoy launching array
[li] x2 Model K-44/M torpedo countermeasure system
[li] S60-88/EW electronic warfare system
[li] S90-12/EW electronic warfare suite

Armament
[li] x4 25mm Model 45/D CIWS
[li] x8 15 mm Model 50/N heavy machine gun
[li] x4 Model 99/J-1 RAM guided missile launcher

Sub-vehicles
[li] x4 SDU-99 TUHK/H unmanned combat helicopter

After the proven utility of the Margo-class radar platform, the EDF selected 10 Mega-type construction platforms to convert to military use. Filling the niche of theater command vessel and logistics center usually taken by fleet carriers, the Jerikus-class is the lynchpin of larger EDF operations. With the raw materials storage converted to military cargo space, and all but one crane mounting stripped out and replaced with surface-to-air missile systems, a Jerikus-class platform can perform supply and defense duties better than some purpose-designed vessels.

A shallow hanger deck is located immediately below the helipad on top of the superstructure, and along with the adjoining AIMD shop, stores and services four Hunter/Killer drone helicopters. These unit can be loaded onto a central elevator via a turntable rail system and brought up to the helipad for launch.
In addition to the aircraft storage, smaller vessels such as corvettes and patrol boats can dock in between the platform pylons for resupply.

Much of the additional spaces inside the platform have been occupied by tactical command stations and communications relays. Two CICs allow the platform’s commander to direct the individual operations of the unit, as well as those of a larger battle group or even theater-wide forces when anchored. A standard carrier-level ECM system is supplemented by a E-War suite specially engineered to benefit from the significant array of sensors on the Jerikus-class.

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TH-91 Hattar Main Battle Tank

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Basic Information

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[li]Type - Heavy Tank
[li]Weight - 65 tonnes
[li]Length - 9 meters
[li]Width - 3.81 meters
[li]Height - 2.66 meters
[li]Crew - 1 driver, 1 gunner, 1 commander, 1 loader
[li]Passengers - 6

Armor
[li]Composite slope modular system

Engine
[li] 12 cylinder water-cooled diesel-electric, 2000 hp

Suspension
[li] Helical Spring

Ground Clearance
[li] .45 meters

Range
[li] 500 km

Top Speed
[li] Pavement - 64 kph
[li] Off road - 35 kph

Armament
[li] x1 SSA B12-A 125 mm smoothbore cannon

[li]x1 Dennel HVC-9901 15 mm coaxial machine gun

[li]x1 SSA 9200-J 15 mm remote-controlled turret

[li]x1 Dennel HVM-8892 60 mm internal mortar

[li]x1 HAS Vikkus Active Defense System

[li]x15 smoke grenades

The Hattar is the fifth iteration in its family of heavy tanks. While not amphibious like the large majority of Syllvan ground vehicles, it makes up for its relative slow speed and lack of maneuvarability with heavy armor and a heavier main gun. The design is the result of half a century of improvements and research into combat in uneven and dusty conditions, such as those found in the western reaches of Free Syllvin. The tracks, wheels, suspension, turret, optics, and air systems are all designed to withstand tough rocks and sandstorm conditions even while in use. The Hattar family of tanks shares a hull system with that of the FS/H-067 Artak heavy IFV, so the tanks have a rear compartment that can be used as a cargo bed, a medical station, a command post, or a troop bay.

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