Armed Forces of the Realm of Cotland [Earth II]

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Layarteb class Amphibious Assault Carrier

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Cost: $2.2 billion
Built: 2002-2010
Planned: 6
Completed: 6
Cancelled: 0
Retired: 0
Lost: 0

Type: Amphibious Assault Carrier
Displacement: 40,100 tons
Length: 252 m
Beam: 35 m (waterline); 42 m (overall)
Draught: 7.25 m
Propulsion: 2x General Electric LM2500+ Gas Turbine Engine, 4x MTU-741 Diesel-Electric Engines in CODAG arrangement, 2x Hi-Preformance Azipod
Power Output: 74,000 shaft horsepower (55.1 MW)
Speed: 25+ knots
Range: 8,000 nm @ 16 knots
Complement: 90 officer, 710 enlisted (Ships Company) + 400 officers/enlisted (Airwing)
Troops Carried: 2,000 Royal Marines (2,400 surge capacity)

Sensors & Processing Systems:

• Radar 2060 3D Air Search Radar
• Radar 2061 Scout LPI Surface Search & Navigation Radar
• Radar 2062 Missile Fire Control Radar
• Sagem Vigy 20 Electro-Optical Director
• TACCOM

Electronic Warfare and Decoys:

• MEK.378 Electronic Warfare Suite
• AN/SLQ-32 Electronic Warfare Suite
• AN/SLQ-25 Nixie
• MK-36 SBROC

Armament:

• 1x M/1976 76MM/62" Dual Purpose Cannon (A pos.)
• MK.41 VLS Missile Battery
  
  • 4x 8-cell modules amidships (32 cells -- 32x Wyvern AAW Missile)
• MK.48 VLS Missile Battery
  
  • 2x 8-cell modules amidships starboard (16 cells -- 32x RIM-162 ESSM AAW Missile)
• 4x M/2002 35mm Combined Gun & Missile Close-In Weapons System (44x RIM-116C RAM Point Defence Missile)
• 4x M/1928 Browning 12.7x99MM Heavy Machine Gun

Aircraft Carried: 8x F-81B Savage fighters, 8x AH-55 Alligator gunships, 12x CH-53K Super Stallion II transport helicopters
Watercraft Carried: 2x LCAC, 3x LCU, 6x CB-90, 4x Sjøbjørn 25

Naming Convention: October Alliance Member States
Ships in Class:

• HMS Layarteb (L.127)
• HMS Hawdawg (L.128)
• HMS Hirgizstan (L.129)
• HMS Eidsvoll (L.130)
• HMS Tordenskjold (L.131)

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Bjarmeland class Fleet Aircraft Carrier

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Designed after the Sjarja class, which failed to live up to expectations due to structural weaknesses discovered during sea trials, the Bjarmeland class is designed to operate in concert with the larger Odin class Assault Aircraft Carriers, providing additional fighter and attack aircraft to the Battle Group. The Bjarmeland class will start joining the Fleet in mid-2004.

Cost: $5 billion
Built: 1999-2011
Planned: 9
Completed: 9
Cancelled: 0
Retired: 0
Lost: 0

Type: Fleet Aircraft Carrier
Displacement: 100,000 tons
Length: 327 m
Beam: 66 m (waterline); 88 m (overall)
Draught: 10.6 m
Propulsion: 2x CotAtom RMPV.0602 pressurized water nuclear reactors, 4x steam turbines, 4x shafts, 4x controllable-reversible pitch propellers, 4x rudders
Power Output: 280,000 shaft horsepower (210 MW)
Speed: 30+ knots
Range: Unlimited
Complement: 270 officer, 1930 enlisted (Ships Company) + 2,500 officers/enlisted (Airwing)

Sensors & Processing Systems:

• Radar 2061 Scout LPI Surface Search & Navigation Radar
• Radar 2060 3D Long-Range Air Search Radar
• ORKAN Combat Suite
• TACCOM
• Radar 2062 Missile Fire Control Radar
• TIRIL Electro-Optical Detection System

Electronic Warfare and Decoys:

• MEK.378 Electronic Warfare Suite
• AN/SLQ-32 Electronic Warfare Suite
• AN/SlQ-25 Nixie Torpedo Decoy System
• MK-36 SBROC

Armament:

• MK-41 Vertical Launch System (RIM-162 ESSM, Wyvern)
  
  • 6x 8-cell modules amidships (48 cells)
• MK-56 Vertical Launch System (RIM-162 ESSM)
  
  • 1x 8-cell modules port forward (8 cells)
  • 1x 8-cell modules starboard forward (8 cells)
  • 1x 8-cell modules port aft (8 cells)
  • 1x 8-cell modules starboard aft (8 cells)
• 8x M/2002 35mm Combined Gun & Missile Close-In Weapons System (176x RIM-116C Rolling Airframe Missile)
• 4x M/1994 35MM/50" Chaingun port/starboard, forward/aft
• 10x M/1928 Browning 12.7x99MM Heavy Machine Gun

Aircraft Carried: Up to 90 aircraft

Naming Convention: Cottish Provinces
Ships in Class:

• HMS Bjarmeland
• HMS Jaroslav
• HMS Holmgard
• HMS Skogheim
• HMS Kostroma
• HMS Tvermark
• HMS Vologda
• HMS Ivanheim
• HMS Vladimir

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Weaponry in use by the Royal Cottish Navy

Ship/Shore to Air

Missiles

• RIM-116 RAM - Point defence missile
• RIM-162 ESSM - Ship to air self-defence missile
• Wizard - Point defence missile
• Wyvern - Ship to air missile
• Scar - Surface to air missile (coastal forts)

Ship/Shore to Ship/Shore

Missiles & Torpedoes

• AMESM - Anti-ship & stand-off strike missile
• Penguin - Littoral anti-ship missile (coastal forts)
• Midgardsorm - Heavy anti-ship missile
• Avenger - Anti-ship & anti-submarine missile
• Imsdal - Hypersonic cruise missile
• Trident - Submarine-launched ballistic missile
  
  Mines
• Mark 6 - Moored naval contact mine
• Mark 56 - Air-launched bottom mine
• CAPTOR - Moored torpedo naval mine
• Quickstrike - Air-launched bottom mine
• Dragonfish - Littoral anti-invasion mine
• Stonefish - Moored smart mine

Ship to Submarine

Missiles & Torpedoes

• Avenger - Anti-ship & anti-submarine missile
• StingRay - Anti-submarine torpedo
• Spearfish - Heavyweight anti-ship/submarine torpedo

Submarine to Ship/Submarine

Missiles & Torpedoes

• Spearfish - Heavyweight anti-ship/submarine torpedo
• AMESM - Anti-ship & stand-off strike missile
• Avenger - Anti-ship & anti-submarine missile
• Imsdal - Hypersonic cruise missile

Air to Air

Missiles

• Dødsengel - Long-range air to air missile
• AMRAAM - Medium-range air to air missile
• IRIS-T - Short-range air to air missile
• Wizard - Short-range air to air missile (helicopters)

Air to Ship/Shore

Missiles & Torpedoes

• StingRay - Anti-submarine torpedo (maritime patrol aircraft, helicopters)
• TLL.1A Medium-range air-launched decoy
• TLL.2A Long-range air-launched decoy
• Imsdal - Hypersonic cruise missile
• Fjorda - Stealth land attack cruise missile
  
  Bombs
• MK-80 Series - General-purpose bombs + Smart-bomb kits
• GBU-39/GBU-40 Small-Diameter Bomb - Precision strike bomb
• CBU-24 Anti-Personnel - Anti-personnel cluster bomb
• CBU-97 Sensor Fuzed Weapon - Anti-tank cluster bomb
• CBU-103 Combined Effects Bomb - Anti-tank & anti-personnel cluster bombs
• CBU-107 Passive Attack Weapon - Anti-tank & anti-structure cluster bomb
  
  Mines
• Mark 56 - Air-launched bottom mine
• CAPTOR - Moored torpedo naval mine
• Quickstrike - Air-launched bottom mine

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Kovas

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Role: Air Superiority Fighter
Unit Cost: $175 million
Crew: 2 (pilot officer, weapons officer)
Length: 22.4 m
Wingspan: 15.7 m
Height: 6.2 m
Empty Weight: 19,500 kg
Useful Load: 10,950 kg
Max Takeoff Weight: 35,500 kg
Powerplant: 2x TW-HPM-S145/170 Aspirant afterburning turbofans

• Dry Thrust: 152 kN (15,500 kgf) each
• Afterburning Thrust: 176 kN (18,000 kgf) each

Cruise Speed:
Max Speed: 2,940 km/h (1,827 mph, 1,588 kn (Mach 2.4 at high altitude))
Service Ceiling: 16,800 m
Rate of Climb: 286 m/s
Range: 1,600 km (994 mi, 864 nm) combat; 5,200 km (3,231 mi, 2,808 nm) ferry
Thrust/Weight: 65.99:1 N/kg
Armament:

• Gun: 1x Mauser BK-27 Automatic Cannon (27MM)
• Hardpoints: 10: 6 wing, 4 internal
• Air to Air Munitions: Meteor; IRIS-T
• Air to Ground Munitions: Fjorda cruise missile; AMESM strike missile; Brimstone anti-tank missile; Karma anti-radiation missile
• Bombs: GBU-39 SDB; GBU-40 SDB-II; CBU-24; CBU-97 SFW; CBU-103 CEB; CBU-107 PAW; MK-82, MK-84; GBU-38 JDAM; GBU-31 JDAM; GBU-12 Paveway II; GBU-24 Paveway III

Users:

• Royal Cottish Air Force (Kovas J.2)
• Royal Cottish Naval Aviation (Kovas J.3)
• Imperial Layartebian Air Force (as F-57A Wraith)
• Imperial Layartebian Navy (as F-57B Wraith)

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Sabel

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Role: Multirole Fighter
Unit Cost: $55 million [A]; $60 million [B]
Crew: 1 (pilot officer) [A]; 2 (pilot officer, systems officer) [B]
Length: 14.8 meters
Wingspan: 8.4 meter
Height: 4.5 meter
Wing Area: 30.0 m²
Empty Weight: 6,800 kg
Useful Load:
Max Takeoff Weight: 14,000 kg
Powerplant: One General Electric F110-132 afterburning turbofan engines
Cruise Speed: 950 km/h (Mach 0.8)
Max Speed: 2,530 km/h (Mach 2.12)
Service Ceiling: 15,250 meter
Rate of Climb: 9,750 meter/minute
Range: 800 km [combat]; 3,200 km [ferry]
Thrust/Weight: 0.97
Armament:

• Gun: One Mauser BK-27 Automatic Cannon (27MM)
• Hardpoints: 9; 6 wing, 3 fuselage
  
  • forward ventral (1): 300 kg
  • fuselage (2): 995 kg each
  • wing (4): 995 kg each
  • wingtip (2): 270 kg each
• Air to Air Munitions: Meteor; IRIS-T
• Air to Ground Munitions: AMESM strike missile; Brimstone anti-tank missile; Karma anti-radiation missile
• Bombs: GBU-39 SDB; GBU-40 SDB-II; CBU-24; CBU-97 SFW; CBU-103 CEB; CBU-107 PAW; MK-82, MK-84; GBU-38 JDAM; GBU-31 JDAM; GBU-12 Paveway II; GBU-24 Paveway III

Users:

• Royal Cottish Air Force (Sabel J.1)
• Royal Cottish Air Force (Sabel J.2)
• Imperial Layartebian Air Force (F-52A Sabel)
• Imperial Layartebian Air Force (F-52B Sabel)

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to be replaced

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Seamaster Maritime Patrol Amphibian


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Role: Maritime Patrol Amphibian
Unit Cost: $70 million
Crew: 4 (pilot officer, co-pilot officer, systems officer, sensor officer)
Length: 40.84 m
Wingspan: 31.37 m
Height: 9.88 m
Wing Area: 180 m²
Empty Weight: 41,400 kg
Useful Load:
Max Takeoff Weight: 80,000 kg
Powerplant: (4) Pratt & Whitney F-100-PW-220E, 17,800 lbf ea.
Cruise Speed: 450 knots
Max Speed: 550 knots
Service Ceiling: 12,000 m
Rate of Climb: N/A
Range: 3,500 km (combat)
Thrust/Weight: 0.61
Armament:

Cannons

• (2) 20MM autocannon in tail turret
• Ventral weapons bay
  
  • (12) AMESM ASuW Missile or
  • (30) 500 kg bombs
• Hardpoints
  
  • (4) underwing hardpoints, 800 kg each

Users:

• Royal Cottish Navy (Seamaster P.5)

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Cot.34 "Svane"

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The Svane, also known as the Cot.34, is a supersonic passenger transport aircraft (SST) intended for transcontinental passenger flights. Svane entered service in 1995, and is very similar in design to the more iconic Concorde, although the Svane is somewhat bigger. Powered by four Olympia 588 afterburning turbojet engines, Svane typically operates at cruise speeds of Mach 2.02, transporting passengers to their destination quickly and luxuriously. Great lengths are taken to reduce the noise of the engines, providing the passengers with a remarkably quiet passenger cabin. Noise measurements of the background cabin noise in a Svane is measured at 59 db, 4 db lower than the passenger cabin of a Boeing 737.

The Svanes passenger cabin measures 47 meters long, allowing for a maximum of 112 seats to be crammed into the passenger cabin, giving a total of 28 rows with 4 seats abreast. This is a typical two-class arrangement with business class [32 seats] in the front of the fuselage and the economy class [80 seats] in the rear of the fuselage, seperated by a curtain divider. On the other scale, Svane can be outfitted for the all-business class arrangement with 92 seats, giving a total of 23 rows with four seats in each row. By default, Svane comes with comfortable leather seats with four seats per row which can be arranged as cradle seats (two-class arrangement), or as fully flat seats (all business-class arrangement). Upon request, Svane can be delivered with herringbone seating, although this will reduce the amount of seats to 60.

Passenger amenities are provided for by the inclusion of four lavatories (two front, two rear of passenger cabin), and a small galley for the flight attendants. Additionally, in-flight entertainment is provided in business class through a personal television screen in the armrests where the passenger can chose from a variety of entertainment programs and films, as selected by the airline. Svane can also be fitted with high-speed satellite Internet wi-fi access at the request from the airline. The addition of Internet access allows business travellers to work even while flying, if they so desire/require. Additionally, there is a display showing the aircraft's speed in Mach and altitude (foot or meter, depending on the airline's preference), for the interest of the passenger.



Role: Supersonic Passenger Transport
Unit Cost: $89,250,000 per aircraft [baseline]
Crew: 3 cockpit crew (pilot, co-pilot, flight engineer) and 3-5 flight attendants
Passenger: 60 [business class only configuration] to 112 [business class + economy class configuration]
Fuselage Length: 65.5 meters
Passenger Cabin Length: 38.5 meters
Wingspan: 28.8 meters
Height: 10.5 meters
Wing Area: 438 m²
Empty Weight: 85,000 kg
Useful Load: 35,000 kg
Max Takeoff Weight: 195,000 kg
Powerplant: Four MotorVerk Olympia 588 afterburning turbojet engines (200 kN/20,394 kg-f each)
Cruise Speed: 2,124 km/h (Mach 2.02)
Max Speed: 2,172 km/h (Mach 2.04)
Service Ceiling: 18,300 meters
Rate of Climb: 3,000 meters/minute
Fuel Capacity: 85,000 kg
Fuel Consumption: 13.2 kg/km
Range: 6,430 km
Thrust/Weight: 0.96 (empty); 0.42 (max take-off)
Users:

Civilian

• CotAir (29 aircraft)
• Det Cottiske Flyveselskap (18 aircraft)
• Polynesian Airways (8 aircraft)
  Military
• Royal Cottish Air Force (as C-34 Svane - 4 aircraft)

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Hkp.22 Alligator

The Hkp.22 Alligator is a large helicopter gunship and attack helicopter that is produced by the Karolinistad Aircraft Corporation, Ltd, for the Royal Cottish Army and the Royal Cottish Navy. The Alligator serves as the principal attack helicopter gunship in the anti-tank and close air support roles for the Royal Cottish Armed Forces, and is particularly well liked by the Cottish special operations community due to its large weapons load and the low-capacity troop compartment, which enables the Alligator to carry up to eight troops.

Design
The design of the Alligator is dominated by the two top-mounted turboshaft engines driving a mid-mounted 17.3 m five-blade main rotor and a three-blade tail rotor. The engine configuration gave the aircraft its distinctive double air intake. Original versions have an angular greenhouse-style cockpit; Model D and later have a characteristic tandem cockpit with a "double bubble" canopy. Two mid-mounted stub wings provide weapon hardpoints, each offering three stations, in addition to providing lift. The load-out mix is mission dependent; The Alligator can be tasked with close air support, anti-tank operations, or aerial combat.

The body is heavily armored and can resist impacts from .50 caliber (12.7 mm) rounds from all angles, including the titanium rotor blades. The cockpit is an even more heavily armored titanium tub and can resist impact from 35mm cannon rounds. The cockpit and crew compartment are overpressurized to protect the crew in NBC conditions.

Considerable attention was given to making the Alligator fast. The airframe was streamlined, and fitted with retractable tricycle undercarriage landing gear to reduce drag. The wings provide considerable lift at high speed, up to a quarter of total lift. The main rotor was tilted 2.5° to the right from the fuselage to counteract dissymmetry of lift at high speed and provide a more stable firing platform. The landing gear was also tilted to the left so the rotor would still be level when the aircraft was on the ground, making the rest of the airframe tilt to the left. The tail was also asymmetrical to give a side force at speed, thus unloading the tail rotor.

Armament
The armament given to the Alligator clearly illustrates the intended main roles. No less than four artillery-type weapons are mounted on the Alligator, allowing the aircraft to lay large amounts of firepower onto the enemy and support the troops on the ground.

The principal artillery armament for use against structures, tanks and armoured vehicles, and other ground targets is the LK.30142, a single-barrel automatic chain gun which fires the 30x173MM round of GAU-8 Avenger fame. Typical ammunition loadout consists of 500 rounds, with a even mix of PGU-14 Armoured-Piercing Incendiary and PGU-13 High-Explosive Incendiary rounds. The LK.30142 is mounted in a flexibly-mounted turret underneath the gunner, and uses a 2 hp electric motor to load the 30MM ammunition at a rate of roughly 600 rounds per minute. The practical rate of fire is roughly 300 rounds per minute, with a ten-minute cooling period due to the cannon being air cooled. The gun has a positive cook-off safety for open bolt clearing, and double ram prevention. Spent casings are ejected overboard through the bottom of the gun. The LK.30142 has an effective range of 1,600 meters, and a maximum range of 4,500 meters.

Secondary artillery armament for anti-personnel use is the Layartebian-made M79A1 three-barrel automatic Gatling-type chain gun, which fires the 12.7x99MM round. The M79A1 is mounted in the nose, and is controlled by the Gunner. A total of 3,000 rounds of ammunition is carried at the ready for the M79A1 in a linkless belt.

The designers at Karolinistad didn't neglect the passengers, who were allocated two MG3 medium machine guns mounted in the side windows, allowing the passengers and/or the Crew Chief to lay down covering fire and assist the Gunner in the anti-personnel role. The MG3 is an automatic, air-cooled, belt-fed short recoil-operated machine gun chambered for the 7.62x51MM round, modified for the helicopter-mounted role with a casing catcher which directs the spent ejected casings down out from the helicopter, so that the casings aren't thrown upwards into the rotor or engine air intakes, something which could potentially be catastrophic. 3,000 rounds in a linkless belt are carried for each of the two MG3s.

Principal rocket-armament consists of six hardpoints mounted on the side wings (3 on each hardpoint), plus two wingtip hardpoints which can carry lightweight air to air missiles. All six hardpoints are rated to carry up to 500 kg each (allowing them to carry up to four anti-tank missiles or one rocket pod per hardpoint each), while the two wingtip hardpoints are rated at 80 kg each (allowing them to carry up to two air-to-air missiles each). This allows the Alligator to carry a theoretical maximum load of twenty-four anti-tank missiles and two air to air missiles. The anti-tank missiles are fed target data from the Armbrøst millimetric-wave fire-control radar, which is based on the Longbow millimetric-wave radar, mounted above the rotor assembly. This allows the Alligator to remain hidden behind an obstacle, and still detect and engage targets up to 12 kilometers away, and track 144 targets simultaneously and prioritize the top 24 threats.

A textbook "ambush" scenario would see an Alligator section move into position masked by terrain and coordinating via datalink. The lead ship would then raise its Armbrøst system to detect targets, and then drop back under cover, while the lead gunner distributes the targets via "drag and drop" to the other aircraft in the group, to avoid multiple targeting. At that point, all aircraft can salvo launch their anti-tank missiles and back out into a new position, while the missiles attack the targets. The software "remembers" the coordinates of attacked targets and flags these on the screen with an X to avoid redundant reattack and wasting of rounds.



General characteristics
Crew: 3 (Pilot, Gunner, Crew Chief/Side Gunner)
Passenger: Up to 8 dismounts, or up to 4 strechers
Fuselage Length: 16.8 m
Rotor Diameter: 17.3 m
Disc Diameter: 235 m2
Fuselage Height: 2.5 m (fuselage); 6.5 m (wheels to rotor assembly)
Fuselage Width: 2.45 m
Weight (Empty): 7,900 kg
Weight (Loaded): 10,500 kg
Weight (Max Take-Off): 12,100 kg
Weight (Internal Fuel): 1,900 kg
Weight (Max Munitions): 2,800 kg
Powerplant: Two Karolinistad KMTS-242M gas turbine turboshaft engines
Thrust: 4,600 hp (2,300 hp per turbine)

Preformance
Max Speed: 350 kph
Cruise Speed: 320 kph
Combat Radius: 450 km
Ferry Radius: 1,600 km
Service Ceiling: 4,000 m
Max Ceiling: 4,500 m
Thrust/Weight Ratio: 403.5 hp/ton (Loaded); 380.1 hp/ton (Max Take-Off); 582.2 hp/ton (Empty)

Armament
Cannon:

• One flexibly-mounted Kongsberg LK.30142 30x173MM single-barrel automatic chain gun with 500 rounds ready
• One nose-mounted LDC M79A1 12.7x99MM three-barrel automatic Gatling-type chain gun with 3,000 rounds ready
• Two Rheinmetal MG3 7.62x51MM passenger compartment window-mounted machine guns with 2,000 rounds ready per gun

Internal Hardpoints: None
External Hardpoints:

• Two inner wing-mounted hardpoints, rated at 500 kg each (four Hellfire/Brimstone/equivalent anti-tank missiles or one 19-round CRV7 70MM rocket pod/equivalent per hardpoint)
• Two center wing-mounted hardpoints, rated at 500 kg each (four Hellfire/Brimstone/equivalent anti-tank missiles or one 19-round CRV7 70MM rocket pod/equivalent per hardpoint)
• Two outer wing-mounted hardpoints, rated at 500 kg each (four Hellfire/Brimstone/equivalent anti-tank missiles or one 19-round CRV7 70MM rocket pod/equivalent per hardpoint)
• Two wingtip hardpoints, rated at 80 kg each (one AIM-186 Wizard air-to-air missile per hardpoint)

Other
Avionics:

• Armbrøst Fire-Control Radar
• IFAS-55F Integrated Flight Avionics System
• Mk.553H Helicopter-Mounted Radar Warning Receiver
• Mk.555 Helicopter-Mounted Laser Warning Receiver
• Thermal Imaging Forward-Looking Sensors

Chaff: 90
Flares: 120
Cost: $24,000,000
Variants:

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Lightning

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Role: Multirole Fighter
Unit Cost: $90 million [J.1/2]; $160 million [TJ.1/2]
Crew: 1 (pilot officer) [J.1/2]; 2 (training officer, instructor officer) [TJ.1/2]
Length: 15.67 meters [J1]; 15.6 meters [J.2]
Wingspan: 10.7 meter
Height: 4.33 meter
Wing Area: 42.7 m²
Empty Weight: 13,300 kg [J.1]; 14,500 kg [J.2]
Useful Load: 8,500 kg ordinance
Max Takeoff Weight: 31,800 kg [J.1]; 27,000 kg [J.2]
Powerplant: One Pratt & Whitney F135 afterburning turbofan engine
Cruise Speed: 950 km/h (Mach 0.8)
Max Speed: 1,930 km/h (Mach 1.6)
Service Ceiling: 18,250 meter
Rate of Climb: 9,750 meter/minute
Range: 950 km [combat-J.1]; 830 km [combat-J.2]; 2,200 km [ferry]
Thrust/Weight: 0.87 [full fuel-A/D]; 0.90 [full fuel-B]; 1.07 [50% fuel-A/D]; 1.04 [50% fuel-B]
Armament:

• Gun: One Mauser BK-27 Automatic Cannon (27MM), 180 rounds
• Hardpoints: 10; 6 wing, 4 internal
  
  • internal fuselage (4): 500 kg each
  • wing, inner four (4): 1,450 kg each
  • wing, outer two (2): 350 kg each
• Air to Air Munitions: Meteor; IRIS-T
• Air to Ground Munitions: AMESM strike missile; Brimstone anti-tank missile; Karma anti-radiation missile
• Bombs: GBU-39 SDB; GBU-40 SDB-II; CBU-24; CBU-97 SFW; CBU-103 CEB; CBU-107 PAW; MK-82, MK-84; GBU-38 JDAM; GBU-31 JDAM; GBU-12 Paveway II; GBU-24 Paveway III; JSOW glide bomb

Avionics:

• AN/APG-81 AESA active phased array radar
• AN/AAQ-37 DAS missile warning system
• AN/ASQ-239 BARRACUDA electronic warfare system
• StridsNett/F datalink information sharing system

Users:

• Royal Cottish Air Force (Lightning J.1)
• Royal Cottish Navy (Lightning J.2)
• Royal Cottish Air Force (Lightning TJ.1)
• Royal Cottish Navy (Lightning TJ.2)

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TANK BATTALION

Officers: 50
Non-Commissioned Officers: 162
Enlisted Troops: 484

Headquarters & Headquarters Squadron (O 21; N 52; E 100)

• Battalion Staff (O 7; N 1) -- (2) Sabertooth Main Battle Tank; (1) Gepard Tactical Truck
• Headquarters Platoon (O 7; N 22; E 37) -- (3) Viking Command Vehicle; (6) Reaver Logistics Truck
• Logistics Platoon (O 2; N 11; E 36) -- (36) Reaver Logistics Truck
• Medical Platoon (O 3; N 7; E 10) -- (4) Tor Armoured Ambulance; (2) Reaver Logistics Truck
• Reconnaissance Platoon (O 2; N 7; E 10) -- (4) Fennek Reconnaissance Vehicle; (2) Gepard Tactical Utility Truck
• Mililtary Police Section (N 4; E 7) -- (2) Gepard Tactical Utility Truck

3x Tank Squadron (O 6; N 13; E 44/Squadron)

• Command Section (O 3; N 4; E 8) -- (2) Sabertooth Main Battle Tank, (1) Viking Infantry Fighting Vehicle
• 3x Tank Platoon (O 1; N 3; E 12/Platoon) -- (4) Sabertooth Main Battle Tank

Grenadier Squadron (O 6; N 36; E 166/Squadron)

• Command Section (O 2; N 5; E 6) -- (2) Viking Infantry Fighting Vehicle, (1) Gepard Utility Truck
• 3x Rifle Platoon (O 1; N 8; E 42/Platoon) -- (3) Viking Infantry Fighting Vehicle, (1) Tor Armoured Personnel Carrier
• Weapons Platoon (O 1; N 7; E 34) -- (3) Tor Armoured Personnel Carrier, (1) Gepard Utility Truck

Support Squadron (O 5; N 35; E 86)

• Command Section (O 2; N 4; E 5) -- (1) Tor Armoured Personnel Carrier; (2) Reaver Logistics Truck
• Mortar Platoon (O 1; N 15; E 31) -- (8) Viking 120MM Mortar Carrier; (1) Tor Command Vehicle
• Repair Platoon (O 1; N 4; E 13) -- (3) Herkules Armoured Recovery Vehicle; (1) Reaver Logistics Truck
• Pioneer Platoon (O 1; N 10; E 31) -- (4) Viking Infantry Fighting Vehicle; (3) Kodiak Combat Engineer Vehicle
• Bridge Section (N 2; E 6) -- (2) Leguan Armoured Vehicle Bridge Launcher

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INFANTRY BATTALION

Officers: 44
Non-Commissioned Officers: 199
Enlisted Troops: 678

Headquarters & Headquarters Coy (O 21; N 52; E 100)

• Battalion Staff (O 7; N 1) -- (2) Gepard Tactical Utility Truck
• Headquarters Platoon (O 7; N 22; E 37) -- (3) Viking Command Vehicle; (2) Viking Infantry Fighting Vehicle; (6) Reaver Logistics Truck
• Logistics Platoon (O 2; N 11; E 36) -- (36) Reaver Logistics Truck
• Medical Platoon (O 3; N 7; E 10) -- (4) Tor Armoured Ambulance; (2) Reaver Logistics Truck
• Reconnaissance Platoon (O 2; N 7; E 10) -- (4) Fennek Reconnaissance Vehicle; (2) Gepard Tactical Utility Truck
• Mililtary Police Section (N 4; E 7) -- (2) Gepard Tactical Utility Truck

3x Rifle Company (O 6; N 36; E 166/Company)

• Command Section (O 2; N 5; E 6) -- (2) Viking Infantry Fighting Vehicle, (1) Gepard Utility Truck
• 3x Rifle Platoon (O 1; N 8; E 42/Platoon) -- (3) Viking Infantry Fighting Vehicle, (1) Tor Armoured Personnel Carrier
• Weapons Platoon (O 1; N 7; E 34) -- (3) Tor Armoured Personnel Carrier, (1) Gepard Utility Truck

Weapons Company (O 5; N 39; E 80)

• Command Section (O 2; N 4; E 5) -- (1) Tor Armoured Personnel Carrier; (2) Reaver Logistics Truck
• Mortar Platoon (O 1; N 15; E 31) -- (8) Viking 120MM Mortar Carrier; (1) Tor Command Vehicle
• Antiarmour Platoon (O 1; N 10; E 31) -- (4) Gepard Tactical Utility Truck
• Pioneer Platoon (O 1; N 10; E 31) -- (4) Viking Infantry Fighting Vehicle; (3) Terrier Combat Engineer Vehicle

Organic Support Weapons
Metis-M ATGW: (9) CLU
Javelin ATGW: (12) CLU
60MM Mortar, BK.5: (6)
120MM Mortar, BK.8: (8) mounted in (8) mortar carriers
7.62x63MM Machine Gun, MITR-3: (27)
Carl Gustav RFK: (18)

[Cotland]

Christian Frederik class Battle Cruiser

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The Christian Frederik-class battle cruiser is a class of heavy, missile-carrying aircraft carrier escorts, designed to serve as Anti-Air Warfare (AAW) command and control vessels and heavy close-in AAW escorts for the aircraft carriers. Intended to be deployed in a one-to-one ratio along with the fleet's heavy aircraft carriers, the Christian Frederik-class is powered by two nuclear reactors, allowing it to attain a high top-speed with which to keep up with the aircraft carriers, and increase the ship's endurance substantially. Armament includes several 203MM naval rifles for anti-ship and heavy anti-air gunnery; a whooping 231 vertical launch cells for SAMs; and a variety of other armaments. The design philosophy of the Christian Frederik-class is simple: It is designed to sustain massive damage, including a number of missile hits, and still be able to carry out its primary mission of protecting the aircraft carrier. This feat was proven during the Second Cottish-Nerotikan War in 1988 when HMS Fridtjof Jarl suffered three direct hits from Nerotikan SUNBURN missiles to the superstructure without succumbing to the raging fires, which weren't put out for another three days.


Cost: Insane amounts of money
Built: 1977-1991
Planned: 20
Completed: 18
Cancelled: 2
Retired: 1
Lost: 4

Type: Battle Cruiser
Displacement:
Length: 250.5 m
Beam: 30 m
Draught: 10 m
Propulsion: (2) CotAtom CNE.14 Pressurized Water Nuclear Reactor; (4) Geared Steam Turbines; (2) Shafts with (2) Controllable-Reversible Pitch Propellers
Power Output: 140,000 shaft horsepower (112,000 MW)
Speed: 33+ knots
Range: Unlimited
Complement: 42 officers, 250 non-commissioned officers, 548 enlisted

Sensors & Processing Systems:

• (1) ORKAN Combat System
• (1) Radar 2067 Active Electronically Scanned Array Radar Suite
• (1) Radar 2068 2D Long-Range Air Search Radar
• (1) Radar 2060 3D Long-Range Air Search Radar
• (2) Radar 2036 Cannon Fire Control Radar
• (4) Radar 2062 Missile Fire Control Radar
• (3) TACCOM
• (1) Radar 2061 Scout LPI Surface Search & Navigation Radar
• (1) SIRIUS IRST Long-Range Infrared Surveillance & Tracking System
• (1) Sonar 1560 Hull Mounted Active/Passive Sonar
• (1) Sonar 1561 Tactical Towed Array Sonar
• (1) ROMAN ASW Combat System

Electronic Warfare & Decoys:

• (1) MEK.378 Electronic Warfare Suite
• (1) AN/SLQ-32 Electronic Warfare Suite
• (1) Prarie/Masker Noise Reduction System
• (16) MK-36 SRBOC Decoy Launching System
• (6) AN/SLQ-25B Nixie Torpedo Decoy

Armament:

• (3) M/1977 203MM/55" Dual Purpose Cannon with 400 rounds (A, B, X Pos)
• (20) MK-41 Vertical Launch Systems in two blocks with 160 cells (fo'c'stle)
• (10) MK-41 Vertical Launch Systems in one block with 80 cells (aft)
• (4) M205 Gladiator Close-In Weapons Systemmounts with 22 RIM-116C RAM per mount (evenly distributed P/S)
• (4) 533MM Hull Mounted Torpedo Tubes with 16 torpedoes stowed (aft)
• (12) M/1928 Browning 12.7x99MM Heavy Machine Gun with 200 rounds ready per mount (evenly distributed P/S)

Aircraft Carried: (3) Seahawk ASW helicopters; (2) Fire Scout unmanned aerial vehicles

Naming Convention: Historical Warship Names of Cotland
Active Ships in Class:

• HMS Christian Frederik (S.168)
• HMS Merkurius (S.169)
• HMS Oldenborg (S.170)
• HMS Sorte Rytter (S.171)
• HMS Gyldenløve (S.172)
• HMS Prins Georg (S.173)
• HMS Sankt Olav (S.174)
• HMS Flyvende Hjort (S.175)
• HMS Prinsesse Mathilde (S.176)
• HMS Kronprinsesse Marie (S.177)
• HMS Føniks (S.178)
• HMS Sofie Amalie (S.179)
• HMS Enigheten (S.180)

[Cotland]

Harrier

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Role: V/STOL Fighter
Unit Cost:
Crew: 1 (pilot officer)
Length: 14.12 meters
Wingspan: 9.25 meter
Height: 3.56 meter
Wing Area: 22.61 m²
Empty Weight: 6,300 kg
Useful Load: 4,000 kg
Max Takeoff Weight: 9,410 kg (Vertical Take-Off); 14,100 kg (Rolling Take-Off)
Powerplant: One Rolls-Royce Pegasus Mk.107 vectored thrust turbofan
Cruise Speed: 954 km/h (Mach 0.8)
Max Speed: 1,083 km/h (Mach 1.0)
Service Ceiling: 15,000 meters
Rate of Climb: 4,485 meter/minute
Range: 550 km [combat]; 3,300 km [ferry]
Thrust/Weight: 1.07 (empty); 1.14 (vertical take-off), 0.76 (rolling take-off)
Armament:

• Gun: (2) LK30F2 30x173MM cannons with 200 rounds per cannon
• Hardpoints: (8); (6) underwing, (2) under fuselage
  
  • fuselage (2): 500 kg each
  • center wing (4): 500 kg each
  • outer wing (2): 160 kg each
• Air to Air Munitions: Meteor; IRIS-T
• Air to Ground Munitions: AMESM strike missile; Brimstone anti-tank missile
• Bombs: GBU-39 SDB; GBU-40 SDB-II; CBU-24; CBU-97 SFW; CBU-103 CEB; CBU-107 PAW; MK-82; GBU-38 JDAM; GBU-12 Paveway II

Avionics:

• AN/APG-65 AESA active phased array radar
• AN/AAQ-33 SNIPER XR targetting pod
• AN/AAQ-37 DAS missile warning system
• StridsNett/F datalink information sharing system

Users:

• Royal Cottish Navy (Harrier A.7)

[Cotland]

Type 54 class Destroyer

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Cost: $1.5 billion
Built: 2003-2011
Planned: 40
Completed: 40
Cancelled: 0
Retired: 0
Lost: 0

Type: Air Defence Destroyer
Displacement: 8,900 tons
Length: 164 m
Beam: 19 m (waterline); 19,6 m (overall)
Draught: 6.1 m
Block Co-Efficient: 0.452
Propulsion: 4x General Electric LM2500+ Gas Turbine Engine in COGAG, 2x shafts
Power Output: 100,000 shaft horsepower (75 MW)
Speed: 30+ knots
Range: 7,000 nautical miles @ 18 knots
Complement: 30 officers, 300 enlisted

Sensors & Processing Systems:

• ORKAN Combat Suite
• Radar 2068 APAR Air & Surface Seach, Tracking & Guidance Radar (I-Band)
• Radar 2054 Smart-L 2D Long-Range Air Search Radar (L-Band)
• Radar 2045 Cannon Fire Control Radar
• Radar 2061 Navigational Radar
• Radar 2062 Missile Fire Control Radar
• Sonar 1560 Bow-Mounted Sonar Dome
• Sonar 1568 Side-Mounted Sonar Array
• Sonar 1582 Towed Array Sonar System
• TACCOM

Electronic Warfare and Decoys:

• MEK.367 Electronic Warfare Suite
• AN/SLQ-25 Nixie Towed Decoy
• AN/SLQ-32 Electronic Warfare Jammer
• MK-36 SBROC Chaff Decoy

Armament:

• (1) M/1982 130MM/62" Dual Purpose Cannon (A Pos.)
• (2) MK-41 61-cell Strike Length Vertical Launch Systems with 122 launch cells
  
  • RIM-161 Standard-III surface to air/anti-ballistic missile
  • RIM-162 Evolved Sea Sparrow Missile point defence missile
  • RIM-249 Sea Wyvern surface to air missile
  • RGM-233 Imsdal long-range cruise missile
  • RUM-139 VL-ASROC anti-submarine missile
• (2) MK-141 Quad Launcher (8x AMESM Anti-Ship Missile)
• (2) MK-87 Heavyweight Torpedo Tubes (12x CM7A2 Heavyweight Torpedo)
• (1) MK-43 Point Defence Missile Launcher (21x RIM-116C RAM Point Defence Missile)
• (2) M/1994 35MM/50" Chaingun (P/S)
• (4) M/1928 Browning 12.7x99MM Heavy Machine Gun (P/S)

Aircraft Carried: 2x Seahawk ASW/SAR Helicopter, 1x MQ-8 Fire Scout UAV

Naming Convention: Greek Mythology
Ships in Class:

• HMS Arcturus (J.501)
• HMS Adonis (J.502)
• HMS Afrodite (J.503)
• HMS Afaia (J.504)
• HMS Agditis (J.505)
• HMS Aiakos (J.506)
• HMS Agamemmnon (J.507)
• HMS Ajax (J.508)
• HMS Akilles (J.509)
• HMS Akajere (J.510)
• HMS Andromeda (J.511)
• HMS Apollon (J.512)
• HMS Ares (J.513)
• HMS Arachne (J.514)
• HMS Athene (J.515)
• HMS Atrevs (J.516)
• HMS Attis (J.517)
• HMS Argus (J.518)
• HMS Argo (J.519)
• HMS Antipoe (J.520)
• HMS Hades (J.521)
• HMS Harpy (J.522)
• HMS Hebe (J.523)
• HMS Hetabe (J.524)
• HMS Hekate (J.525)
• HMS Hekatombe (J.526)
• HMS Hektor (J.527)
• HMS Helios (J.528)
• HMS Hellen (J.529)
• HMS Hermes (J.530)
• HMS Hestia (J.531)
• HMS Hesiod (J.532)
• HMS Horaier (J.533)
• HMS Hydra (J.534)
• HMS Hyllos (J.535)
• HMS Hypnos (J.536)
• HMS Hyakintos (J.537)
• HMS Hera (J.538)
• HMS Herakles (J.539)
• HMS Hesperos (J.540)

[Cotland]

Type 55 class Destroyer

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Cost: $1.3 billion
Built: 2003-2011
Planned: 40
Completed: 40
Cancelled: 0
Retired: 0
Lost: 0

Type: Fleet Destroyer
Displacement: 8,900 tons
Length: 164 m
Beam: 19 m (waterline); 19,6 m (overall)
Draught: 6.1 m
Block Co-Efficient: 0.452
Propulsion: 4x General Electric LM2500+ Gas Turbine Engine in COGAG, 2x shafts
Power Output: 100,000 shaft horsepower (75 MW)
Speed: 30+ knots
Range: 7,000 nautical miles @ 18 knots
Complement: 30 officers, 300 enlisted

Sensors & Processing Systems:

• ORKAN Combat Suite
• Radar 2068 APAR Air & Surface Seach, Tracking & Guidance Radar (I-Band)
• Radar 2054 Smart-L 2D Long-Range Air Search Radar (L-Band)
• Radar 2045 Cannon Fire Control Radar
• Radar 2061 Navigational Radar
• Radar 2062 Missile Fire Control Radar
• Sonar 1560 Bow-Mounted Sonar Dome
• Sonar 1568 Side-Mounted Sonar Array
• Sonar 1582 Towed Array Sonar System
• TACCOM

Electronic Warfare and Decoys:

• MEK.367 Electronic Warfare Suite
• AN/SLQ-25 Nixie Towed Decoy
• AN/SLQ-32 Electronic Warfare Jammer
• MK-36 SBROC Chaff Decoy

Armament:

• (1) M/1982 130MM/62" Dual Purpose Cannon (A Pos.)
• (1) MK-41 61-cell Strike Length Vertical Launch Systems with 61 launch cells
  
  • RIM-162 Evolved Sea Sparrow Missile point defence missile
  • RIM-249 Sea Wyvern surface to air missile
  • RGM-233 Imsdal long-range cruise missile
• (1) MK-16 ASROC Launcher (8x RUM-139 ASROC ASW Missile or AMESM-A Anti-Ship Missile ready to fire, 16x stowed)
• (2) MK-141 Quad Launcher (8x AMESM Anti-Ship Missile)
• (2) MK-87 Heavyweight Torpedo Tubes (12x CM7A2 Heavyweight Torpedo)
• (1) MK-43 Point Defence Missile Launcher (21x RIM-116C RAM Point Defence Missile)
• (2) M/1994 35MM/50" Chaingun (P/S)
• (4) M/1928 Browning 12.7x99MM Heavy Machine Gun (P/S)

Aircraft Carried: 2x Seahawk ASW/SAR Helicopter, 1x MQ-8 Fire Scout UAV

Naming Convention: Traditional Destroyer Names
Ships in Class:

• HMS Smerte (J.551)
• HMS Knurr (J.552)
• HMS Rapp (J.553)
• HMS Rask (J.554)
• HMS Blink (J.555)
• HMS Brott (J.556)
• HMS Glimt (J.557)
• HMS Rakett (J.558)
• HMS Oter (J.559)
• HMS Varg (J.560)
• HMS Glimt (J.561)
• HMS Djerv (J.562)
• HMS Storm (J.563)
• HMS Tross (J.564)
• HMS Dristig (J.565)
• HMS Laks (J.566)
• HMS Sild (J.567)
• HMS Sel (J.568)
• HMS Skrei (J.569)
• HMS Hauk (J.570)
• HMS Falk (J.571)
• HMS Ørn (J.572)
• HMS Ravn (J.573)
• HMS Gribb (J.574)
• HMS Jo (J.575)
• HMS Lom (J.576)
• HMS Skarv (J.577)
• HMS Teist (J.578)
• HMS Terne (J.579)
• HMS Tjeld (J.580)
• HMS Trygg (J.581)
• HMS Snøgg (J.582)
• HMS Stegg (J.583)
• HMS Sild (J.584)
• HMS Skrei (J.585)
• HMS Snar (J.586)
• HMS Sprinter (J.587)
• HMS Hai (J.588)
• HMS Hvass (J.589)
• HMS Erle (J.590)

[Cotland]

Otra class Minesweeper

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Cost: $150 million
Built: 1984-1999
Planned: 220
Completed: 150
Cancelled: 70
Retired: 42
Lost: 8

Type: Minesweeper
Displacement: 500 tons
Length: 49.5 m
Beam: 8 m (waterline); 8.8 m (overall)
Draught: 2.8 m
Block Co-Efficient: 0.410
Propulsion: 2x MDB.3612 maritime diesel engines, 2x shafts; 3x 250 kW diesel generators
Power Output: 4,300 shaft horsepower (3.2 MW)
Speed: 22 knots
Range: 4,000 nautical miles @ 12 knots
Complement: 11 officers, 39 enlisted

Sensors & Processing Systems:

• Radar 2053 2D Short-Range Surface Search Radar
• Radar 2044 Cannon Fire Control Radar
• Radar 2061 Navigational Radar
• Sonar 1077 Minehunting Sonar
• Sagem Vigy 20 Electro-Optical Director
• TACCOM

Electronic Warfare and Decoys:

• MEK.362 Defensive Electronic Warfare Suite
• MK-36 SBROC Chaff Decoy

Armament:

• (4) M/1966 40MM/70" Anti-Aircraft Cannons in two twin mounts (A pos, Y pos)
• (2) M/1928 Browning 12.7x99MM Heavy Machine Guns (P/S)
• (2) Wizard MANPAD launchers (12 missiles)
• Mine Clearance equipment
  
  • ELMA Magnetic Sweep
  • AGATE Acoustic Sweep
  • OROPESA Mechanical Sweep
  • 2x HUGIN 1000 AUV

Aircraft Carried: None

Naming Convention:
Ships in Class:

• HMS Otra (M.8280)
• HMS Rauma (M.8281)
• HMS Glomma (M.8282)
• HMS Orkla (M.8283)
• HMS Tana (M.8284)
• HMS Neva (M.8285)
• +++

[Cotland]

MONSTER class Frigate

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Cost: $700 million
Built: 1994-2011
Planned: N/A
Completed: 40
Cancelled: 0
Retired: 0
Lost: 0

Type: Frigate
Displacement: 5,400 tons
Length: 125 m
Beam: 17,9 m (waterline); 19 m (overall)
Draught: 6.5 m
Propulsion: 2x MTU 39256.12V Maritime Diesel Engines and 2x General Electric LM2500+ Gas Turbine in CODAG arrangement, 2x Controllable-Reversible Pitch Propellers
Power Output: 20,300 shaft horsepower (15.1 MW) [diesel engines] + 57,600 shaft horsepower (42,9 MW) [gas turbines] = 77,900 shaft horsepower (58 MW) total
Speed: 30+ knots
Range: 9,000 nm @ 18 knots
Complement: 15 officer, 185 enlisted (220 total ship's company) + up to 50 visitors

Sensors & Processing Systems:

• I-Mast 500 Integrated Sensor Mast
• Radar 2061 Scout LPI Surface Search & Navigation Radar
• Radar 2065 3D Air Search Radar
• 2x Radar 2062 Weapons Guidance Radar
• Sagem Vigy 20 Electro-Optical Director
• TACCOM

Electronic Warfare and Decoys:

• MEK.378 Electronic Warfare Suite
• AN/SLQ-32 Electronic Warfare Suite
• AN/SLQ-25 Nixie
• MK-36 SBROC

Armament:

• 1x M/1982 130MM/62" Dual Purpose Cannon
• MK.41 Tactical VLS Missile Battery
  
  • 4x 8-cell modules, fo'c'sle (32 cells -- 16x Barracuda ASW Missile, 64x RIM-162 ESSM AAW Missile)
• 4x MK.141 Quad Launcher (16x AMESM ASuW Missile)
• 2x MK.324 Torpedo Launcher (18x StingRay 324MM ASW Torpedo)
• 2x M/2002 35mm Combined Gun & Missile Close-In Weapons System (44x RIM-116C RAM Point Defence Missile)
• 4x M/1928 Browning 12.7x99MM Heavy Machine Guns

Aircraft Carried: 1x helicopter
Watercraft Carried: 2x Sjøbjørn 25

Naming Convention: Monsters and fable creatures
Ships in Class:

• HMS Monster (F.872)
• HMS Troll (F.873)
• HMS Draug (F.874)
• HMS Garm (F.875)
• HMS Gorm (F.876)
• HMS Grimm (F.877)
• HMS Vargen (F.878)
• HMS Uhyren (F.879)
• HMS Hydra (F.880)
• HMS Kentauren (F.881)
• HMS Varulven (F.882)
• HMS Valranen (F.883)
• HMS Sfinksen (F.884)
• HMS Sirenen (F.885)
• HMS Nidhogg (F.886)
• HMS Fåvnen (F.887)
• HMS Griffen (F.888)
• HMS Basilisk (F.889)
• HMS Kraken (F.890)
• HMS Dragen (F.891)
• HMS Hulder (F.892)
• HMS Tomten (F.893)
• HMS Stallo (F.894)
• HMS Nøkken (F.895)
• HMS Vetten (F.896)
• HMS Nymfen (F.897)
• HMS Dryaden (F.898)
• HMS Najaden (F.899)
• HMS Hellen (F.900)
• HMS Gorgonen (F.901)
• HMS Amasonen (F.902)
• HMS Kjempen (F.903)
• HMS Jetten (F.904)
• HMS Lindormen (F.905)
• HMS Karybdis (F.906)
• HMS Salamander (F.907)
• HMS Satyren (F.908)
• HMS Skrællingen (F.909)
• HMS Kimæren (F.910)
• HMS Havmannen (F.911)

[Cotland]

YNOGA class Escort Aircraft Carrier

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The YNOGA-class escort aircraft carrier is a Layartebian-built, Cottish-operated escort aircraft carrier designed to be a cheap, rapidly deployable aircraft carried intended for escorting amphibious units, overseas convoys, and "showing the flag"-type operations. With the reduction in size of the Royal Cottish Navy in the last twenty years, the bulk of the YNOGA-class has been retired and either sold off to foreign navies or been handed over to the breakers. The remaining fifteen hulls in service with the Royal Cottish Navy has been refitted to be sustainable in today's modern fighting environment with new electronics and weaponry, and are held in training or Ready Reserve status. This means that while the ships aren't normally in commission, they have a small caretaker crew which maintains the vessels and keep them in good material condition. If directed to by the National Command Authority, the vessels can be brought to full readiness, crewed by Naval Reservists and mobilization-assigned officers, and fully ready for deployment within ten days. Carrying an airwing of twenty light fighters and four ASW helicopters, the YNOGA-class packs a heavy punch and offers Fleet Commanders with added flexibility and fighting punch.

Cost: $1.5 billion
Built: 40 (Cotland)
Planned: 40
Completed: 40
Cancelled: 0
Retired: 22
Lost: 3

Type: Escort Aircraft Carrier
Displacement: 30,000 tons
Length: 244 m
Beam: 39 m (waterline); 49 m (overall)
Draught: 8,7 m
Propulsion: (4) LM2500+ Gas Turbines, (4) D32:40V16 Diesel Engines, (2) Geared Steam Turbines, (2) Controllable-Reversible Pitch Propellers

Power Output: 160,500 shaft horsepower (119.6 MW) [gas turbines] + 45,500 shaft horsepower (33.9) [diesel engines] = 206,000 shaft horsepower (153 MW)

Speed: 28+ knots
Range: 7,000 nautical miles @ 20 knots
Complement: 50 officer, 460 enlisted (Ship's Company) + 200 airwing

Sensors & Processing Systems:

• ORKAN Combat Suite
• Radar 2048 Cannon Fire Control Radar
• Radar 2054 Smart-L 2D Long-Range Air Search Radar
• Radar 2061 Scout LPI Surface Search & Navigation Radar
• Radar 2062 Missile Fire Control Radar
• Radar 2072 3D Long-Range Air Search Radar
• Sagem Vigy 20 Electro-Optical Director
• TACCOM

Electronic Warfare and Decoys:

• MEK.378 Electronic Warfare Suite
• AN/SLQ-25 Nixie
• MK-36 SBROC

Armament:

• (3) M/1997 57MM/70" Rapid-Fire, Dual Purpose Cannon
• MK.41 Tactical VLS Missile Battery
  
  • (4) 8-cell modules (32 cells -- 128x RIM-162 ESSM AAW Missile)
• (2) MK.43 PDM Launcher (42x RIM-116C RAM Point Defence Missile)
• (4) M/2002 35mm Combined Gun & Missile Close-In Weapons System (88x RIM-116C RAM Point Defence Missile)
• (4) M/1999 35MM/50" Chaingun
• (8) M/1928 Browning 12.7x99MM Heavy Machine Gun

Aircraft Carried: (20) F-81A Savage VTOL multirole fighter, (4) MH-60R Seahawk ASW helicopter

Naming Convention: Counties of Cotland
Ships in Class:

• HMS Fjordane (H.107)
• HMS Sogn (H.108)
• HMS Møre (H.109)
• HMS Romsdal (H.110)
• HMS Trøndelag (H.111)
• HMS Norrland (H.112)
• HMS Lappland (H.114)
• HMS Östbotten (H.115)
• HMS Nyland (H.119)
• HMS Kymmenedalen (H.120)
• HMS Åland (H.122)
• HMS Örebro (H.124)
• HMS Skåne (H.125)
• HMS Halland (H.126)
• HMS Jönköping (H.129)

[Cotland]

SABERTOOTH Main Battle Tank



The Sabertooth is the principal Main Battle Tank in service with the Armed Forces of the Realm of Cotland, and has served in this capacity since it was introduced 15 years ago. The Sabertooth has been upgraded several times, most recently with the "2-Charlie" update programme, which saw the Sabertooth units in Cottish service upgunned with the M360A1 120MM/55 caliber electrothermal-chemical (ETC) cannon, Tirion-4 active protection system, upgraded power pack, and permanently added non-explosive reactive armour, thus increasing the survivability and fighting capabilities of the Sabertooth. The 76-tonne Sabertooth is expected to remain the principal main battle tank in Cottish service for the next ten to fifteen years.

Specifications

• Unit Replacement Cost: CRk 6,875,000 ($12,500,000)
• Length: 8.1 m (hull); 10 m (gun forward)
• Height: 2.7 m (hull); 3 m (overall)
• Width: 3.81 m
• Weight: 72 ton
• Track Width: 700 mm
• Ground Pressure: 14.75 PSI
• Powerplant: LDC-VE-1 Gas Turbine Engine
• Transmission: Fully automatic; 6 gears forward, 2 gears reverse
• Suspension: Torsion Bar
• Speed: 110 km/h (max); 60 km/h (offroad)
• Max Gradient: 60%
• Max Slope: 40%
• Fuel Capacity: 1,820 litres
• Range: 740 km
• Armament
  
  • Main Weapon: One M360A1 120MM/55" ETC Cannon (standard load: 40 rounds, 8 missile rounds)
  • Coaxial Weapon: One M/1953 15.5x115MM heavy machine gun (standard load: 960 rounds)
  • Commander's Weapon: One M/1928 12.7x99MM heavy machine gun on PROTECTOR remote weapons system (standard load: 200 rounds ready, 800 stowed)
  • Loader's Weapon: One M/1965 7.62x63MM general purpose machine gun on PROTECTOR remote weapons system (standard load: 600 rounds loaded, 1,200 rounds stowed)
  • Missilery: ATGW launcher (standard load: 6 Corona ATGM)
  • Smoke System: Four six-barrel smoke launcher (standard load: 24 66MM smoke grenades)
• Armour
  
  • Hull (front): 950mm (KE), 1,125mm (CE)
  • Hull (glacis): 2,500mm (KE), 3,040mm (CE)
  • Hull (lower): 1,125mm (KE), 1,430mm (CE)
  • Hull (rear): 715mm (KE), 1,415mm (CE)
  • Hull (side): 1,350mm (KE), 1,750mm (CE)
  • Turret (ATGW launcher): 715mm (KE), 1,415mm (CE)
  • Turret (front corners): 3,525mm (KE), 3,865mm (CE)
  • Turret (front side): 1,960mm (KE), 2,150mm (CE)
  • Turret (mantlet): 3,400mm (KE), 3,685mm (CE)
  • Turret (rear): 755mm (KE), 1,525mm (CE)
  • Turret (roof): 250mm (KE), 750mm (CE)
  • Turret (side): 2,225mm (KE), 2,850mm (CE)
  • Turret (upper front): 1,960mm (KE), 2,150mm (CE)
  • Turret (weakened zone): 3,525mm (KE), 3,865mm (CE)
  • Additional: NxRA: 300mm (KE), 450mm (CE)
• Number in Service: 21,800 (active service); 7,200 (war attrittion reserve)

[Cotland]

VIKING Infantry Combat Vehicle



The Viking Infantry Combat Vehicle is the result of an operational requirement from the Royal Cottish Army issued in the fall of 1994, requiring a unique vehicle with high mobility, air defence and anti-tank capability, high survivability and protection. After a two-year design and trials process in which five Cottish and international defence industrialists participated, the prototype from Hägglunds, based in Häggfors, Sweden won and was issued the contract to deliver up to 150,000 units to the Cottish military. First deliveries of the newly named Viking ICV were carried out in the spring of 1999, and by 2005 the majority of the Cottish active manouver units had been refitted with the new vehicle. Several modifications and upgrades have been made on the original Viking, and the highly successful chassis has been the the basis for several variants (see list below). The Viking remains the principal infantry combat vehicle for Cottish Army Grenadier Battalions.

Specifications

• Unit Replacement Cost: CRk 2,500,000 ($4,545,000)
• Length: 6.70 m
• Height: 2.7 m
• Width: 3.1 m
• Weight: 30 ton
• Track Width: 535 mm
• Powerplant: Scania DSI-57 V12 Diesel Engine
• Transmission: Fully automatic; 6 gears forward, 2 gears reverse
• Suspension: Torsion Bar with rotary dampers
• Speed: 95 km/h (max); 55 km/h (offroad)
• Max Gradient: 60%
• Max Slope: 40%
• Fuel Capacity: 850 litres
• Range: 320 km
• Crew: 3 (Commander, Driver, Gunner)
• Dismount: 9
• Armament
  
  • Main Weapon: One 35MM/50" Bushmaster III Automatic Cannon (standard load: 160 rounds ready; 240 stowed)
  • Coaxial Weapon: One M/1928 12.7x99MM heavy machine gun (standard load: 860 rounds)
  • Commander's Weapon: One M/1965 7.62x63MM general purpose machine gun (standard load: 200 rounds ready, 800 stowed)
  • Missilery: ATGW launcher (standard load: 4 Corona ATGM)
  • Smoke System: Two six-barrel smoke launcher (standard load: 12 66MM smoke grenades)
• Armour
  
  • Kinetic Energy Protection: STANAG 4569 Level IV
  • Mine Protection: MRAP Category II
  • Add-on Armour: MEXAS
• Number in Service: 72,500 ICV (active service); 12,500 ICV (war attrittion reserve)
• Variants
  
  • Viking C2V: Command & Control Vehicle
  • Viking MC: Heavy Mortar Carrier (120MM heavy mortar)
  • Sentinel TD: Tank Destroyer (Lightweight 120MM cannon)
  • Berserk SPAAG: Anti-Aircraft Gun/Missile Vehicle (Two 35MM/50", four Bamse medium-range SAM)

[Cotland]

MJELDE class Frigate

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Cost: $400 million
Built: 1982-1999
Upgraded: 2005-2011
Planned: 300
Completed: 251
Cancelled: 49
Retired: 164
Lost: 7

Type: Frigate
Displacement: 4,050 tons
Length: 125 m
Beam: 15.2 m
Draught: 4.2 m
Propulsion: 2x General Electric LM2500+ Gas Turbine Engine, 2x MTU-740 Diesel Engines in CODAG arrangement, 2x Controllable-Reversible Pitch Propellers
Power Output: 60,000 shaft horsepower (44.7 MW)
Speed: 32 knots
Range: 4,500 nm @ 18 knots
Complement: 19 officer, 141 enlisted (Ship's Company) + 30 Royal Marines

Sensors & Processing Systems:

• Radar 2047 Cannon Fire Control Radar
• Radar 2054 Smart-L 2D Long-Range Air Search Radar (L-Band)
• Radar 2061 Scout LPI Surface Search & Navigation Radar
• (2) Radar 2062 Weapons Guidance Radar
• Radar 2065 3D Air Search Radar
• Sonar 1560 Hull Mounted Active/Passive Sonar
• Sonar 1581 Advanced Towed Array Sonar
• Sagem Vigy 20 Electro-Optical Director
• TACCOM

Electronic Warfare and Decoys:

• MEK.378 Electronic Warfare Suite
• AN/SLQ-32 Electronic Warfare Suite
• AN/SLQ-25 Nixie
• MK-36 SBROC

Armament:

• (1) M/1976 76MM/62" Dual Purpose Cannon (A pos.)
• MK-41 VLS Missile Battery
  
  • (4) 8-cell modules for'c'sle (32 cells -- (16) Wyvern AAW Missile, (64) ESSM AAW Missile)
• (1) MK-112 ASROC Launcher ((8) Avenger ASROC)
• (2) M/2002 35mm Combined Gun & Missile Close-In Weapons System ((44) RIM-116C RAM Point Defence Missile)
• (2) M/1928 Browning 12.7x99mm Machine Gun

Aircraft Carried: (1) SH-60R Seahawk ASW Helicopter
Watercraft Carried: (2) Sjøbjørn 25 RIB

Naming Convention: Heroes of Cotland
Ships in Class:

• HMS Gunnar Mjelde (F.800)
• HMS Ole Johan Aas (F.801)
• HMS Jon Abrahamsen (F.802)
• HMS Knut Aga (F.803)
• HMS Tor Arne Aga (F.804)
• HMS Trond Steinar Albertsen (F.805)
• HMS Ole T. Albrigtsen (F.806)
• HMS Tina Algrøy (F.807)
• HMS William Aligo (F.808)
• HMS Fredrik Allertsen (F.809)
• HMS Emmanuel Amarh (F.810)
• HMS Arne Amundsen (F.811)
• HMS Jan Tore Amundsen (F.812)
• HMS Odd Arild Amundsen (F.813)
• HMS Andreas Ulland Andersen (F.814)
• HMS Arild Andersen (F.815)
• HMS Kjetil Berge (F.816)
• HMS Mathias Berge (F.817)
• HMS Rune Berger (F.818)
• HMS Kent Bergersen (F.819)
• HMS Tommy Bergersen (F.820)
• HMS Jo Inge Berget (F.821)
• HMS Stian Berget (F.822)
• HMS Sverre Berglie (F.823)
• HMS Trym Bergman (F.824)
• HMS Mathias Bergquist (F.825)
• HMS Niklas Bergseth (F.826)
• HMS Tom Berhus (F.827)
• HMS Valon Berisha (F.828)
• HMS Bjørn Berland (F.829)
• HMS Thomas Berntsen (F.830)
• HMS Charles Berstad (F.831)
• HMS Gunnar Dahl (F.832)
• HMS Stian Dahlen Brændsrød (F.833)
• HMS Svein Roger Dahlen (F.834)
• HMS Fredrik Dahm (F.835)
• HMS Mads Dahm (F.836)
• HMS Kevin Dure (F.837)
• HMS Kaare Engebretsen (F.838)
• HMS Lars Martin Engedal (F.839)
• HMS Kim Engen (F.840)
• HMS Øyvind Gjerde (F.841)
• HMS Thoralf Grubbe (F.842)
• HMS Vegar Gjermundstad (F.843)
• HMS Alexander Lund Hansen (F.844)
• HMS André Hanssen (F.845)
• HMS Arnstein Hammershaug (F.846)
• HMS Marthe Braavold Johansen (F.847)
• HMS Martin Johansen (F.848)
• HMS Birger Nicolai Johansen (F.849)
• HMS Tor Øyvind Hovda (F.850)
• HMS Tom Henning Hovi (F.851)
• HMS Even Hovland (F.852)
• HMS Daniel Kvåle (F.853)
• HMS Bjørn Ingvar Kydland (F.854)
• HMS Kjell Roar Kaasa (F.855)
• HMS Ole Arvid Langes (F.856)
• HMS Adam Larsen Kwarasey (F.857)
• HMS Alexander Larsen (F.858)
• HMS Andreas Moen (F.859)
• HMS Bjørn Arild Levernes (F.860)
• HMS Andreas Lie (F.861)
• HMS Ivar Morten Normark (F.862)
• HMS Jan Frode Nornes (F.863)
• HMS Stian Ohr (F.864)
• HMS Espen Olafsen (F.865)
• HMS Magnus Paulsen (F.866)
• HMS Vidar Sanderud (F.867)
• HMS Ivar Arnljot Sandvik (F.868)
• HMS Tom Sanne (F.869)

[Cotland]

MÆRSK-class Container Ship


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The MÆRSK-class container ship is a sub-group built for the Royal Cottish Navy's Military Seaift Command, and is based on the Triple E family of large, fuel-efficient containerships, following on from Cottish shipping company Maersk's E-class. The ships are containerships with a capacity of 18,000 TEU, with an emphasis on lower fuel consumption.

Unlike conventional single-engined containerships, the Mærsk-class of ships have a twin-skeg design with twin diesel engines, each driving a separate propeller. Usually a single engine is more efficient, but using two propellers allows a better distribution of pressure, increasing propeller efficiency more than the disadvantage of using two engines. The engines have waste heat recovery systems, known as WHR; heat recovery is also used in 20 other Mærsk vessels including the eight E-class ships. The twin-skeg principle also means that the engines can be lower and further back, allowing more room for cargo. Maersk requires ultra-long stroke 2-stroke engines resulting in lower RPM, but this requires more propeller area for the same effect, and such a combination is only possible with two propellers due to the low water depth of the desired route.

The hull is more 'boxy' with a U-shape compared to the V-shape of the E-class; this allows more containers to be stored at lower levels, so while the Triple-E is only 3m wider and 4m longer, it can carry 2,500 more containers, an increase of 16%. The MÆRSK-class can carry 23 rows of containers compared to 22 of the E-class, maximizing the reach of current terminal cranes. The deckhouse is relatively further forward, whilst the engines are to the rear. The forward deckhouse allows containers to be stacked higher in front of the bridge (which further increases capacity) whilst still maintaining forward visibility good enough to comply with SOLAS regulation V/22.

The MÆRSK-class is expected to be used on the "Milk Route" between Cotland and the faraway colonies, and to carry supplies and containerized equipment for the various branches of the Cottish Military on future operations overseas.


Cost: $200 million
Built: 8
Planned: 8
Completed: 8
Cancelled: 0
Retired: 0
Lost: 0

Type: Container Ship
Displacement: 165,000 tons
Length: 400 meters
Beam: 59 meters
Draught: 14.5 meters
Propulsion: Twin MAN engines
Power Output: 86,000 shp ( MW)
Speed: 25 knots
Range: 11,000 nautical miles @ 19 knots
Complement: 24, with room for 60
Cargo Capacity:

• 18,000 TEU
• 1,800 TEU (reefers)

Sensors & Processing Systems:

• Navigational Radar
• Echo Sounder
• SATCOM

Electronic Warfare and Decoys: None
Armament:

• (2) LRAD (Port/Starboard)
• (2) M/1928 12.7x99MM heavy machine gun (Port/Starboard)

Aircraft Carried: None
Watercraft Carried: (2) Sjøbjørn 25 man overboard boats, (2) 40-man lifeboats

Naming Convention: Female Names
Ships in Class:

• MV Elise Mærsk
• MV Else Mærsk
• MV Elinor Mærsk
• MV Emilie Mærsk
• MV Erna Mærsk
• MV Elin Mærsk
• MV Evy Mærsk
• MV Elisabet Mærsk

[Cotland]

Dragonfly

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Role: Light Attack & Observation Aircraft
Unit Cost: $30 million
Crew: 2 (pilot officer, observer)
Length: 8.62 m
Wingspan: 10.93 m
Height: 2.70 m
Wing Area: 17.09 m²
Empty Weight: 3,100 kg
Useful Load: 2,800 kg
Max Takeoff Weight: 8,000 kg
Powerplant: (2) General Electric J85-GE-17F turbojet, 1,700 kg-f each
Cruise Speed: 780 km/h (Mach 0.65)
Max Speed: 900 km/h (Mach 0.75)
Service Ceiling: 12,700 meter
Rate of Climb: 35.5 m/s
Range: 740 km (combat); 2,000 km (ferry)
Thrust/Weight: 1.09 (empty); 0.42 (max take-off)
Armament:

• (1) Mitr/134 7.62x63MM minigun (nose) with 9,000 rounds
• (8) hardpoints; (8) underwing
  
  • Inner 4: 500 kg each
  • Outer 4: 130 kg each
• Air to Air: M/1928 12.7x99MM Gunpod; IRIS-T
• Air to Ground: Brimstone anti-tank missile; GBU-39 SDB; GBU-40 SDB-II; CBU-97 SFW, CBU-103 CEB; MK-82; GBU-12 Paveway II; 7 or 19-round CRV7 rocket pod

Avionics:

• CE/FNR.96 Navigation Radar
• CE/VRR.93 Weather Radar
• Stridsnett Encrypted Battlefield Data Uplink
• Forward-Looking Infrared (FLIR)

Users:

• Royal Cottish Air Force (Dragonfly A.2)

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