What's the scariest thing about the AN's military? Part V

[Hrstrovokia]

For us, it's the SVMg-90. It's a 135mm laser-guided ATGM which packs a serious punch. It can be carried and fired by one soldier. If Frisemark can field these in high numbers they would probably devastate our Tank forces.

[Independent Cossack Ukraine]

Easily a tie between their Air Force (very good types of Eastern Bloc hardware) and their Nuclear Missile Cruiser.

[Acraus Federation]

That they have their own space navy. Sure our navy is larger, but its also never been in a battle so we have no idea how our doctrines work in real battles.

[Frisemark]

The armor used by the various compositional species of their federation. It's bullet-resistant and designed to protect from CBRN threats, as well as customized for every soldier.

[Kahekordne Union of Spib]

It reminds me of Switzerland and I don't like it

[Jewish Underground State]

Pretty sure they know desert warfare (and may or may not have committed war crimes in Algeria.)

[DeMoNiC sAtAn]

The lack of info on their spies

[Romanic Imperium]

The lack of info on their spies

They have literal fricking demons

[The Caleshan Valkyrie]

Romans with FT shenanigans... that might not be scary to some folks, but to the Caleshan that's a bloody nightmare.

[Free Kathen]

The fact that they’re willing to employ WMD’s with very little restraint. If the enemy has WMD’s, that could end in a thermonuclear apocalypse for all involved, which is horrifying in and of itself

[Free Ravensburg]

Sheer secrecy of anything military

[Janpia]

Theres nothing written about the military. Though in their history, they have been into a war with their neighbors, gaining them some potential new territories. Oh and they have also won in their revolution

[Frisemark]

Everyone in their nation gets conscripted and nukes get pulled out in the event of an invasion.

Even we draw the line at able-bodied adults.

[Gonswanza]

AH/9... Imagine an Apache crossbred with an Mi-24, but given the best of both. Not only is it flexible, it's also rather deadly as well, with excessive capacity for anti-tank and anti-infantry use... Hell, it's basically a queen of the battlefield. Sure, it may be limited against naval craft (assuming it could even be used effectively against fast attack craft), but hell, I'd rather hide than try to face it head-on further inland!

[Frisemark]

/bump

[Kahekordne Union of Spib]

Your military's strategy is charge headfirst into the enemy, and it works
write that down write that down

[Lilguay]

That they have been in a sustained armed conflict since 1963 (55 years ongoing).

[Romanic Imperium]

That they have been in a sustained armed conflict since 1963 (55 years ongoing).

They have a reserve military only and still have not been conquered

[The Caleshan Valkyrie]

Their subs are so secret even they don’t know what they do!

(linked factbook no longer exists. Nation prolly CTE’d)

[Romanic Imperium]

Their subs are so secret even they don’t know what they do!

(linked factbook no longer exists. Nation prolly CTE’d)

Dang it. I'll go work on that

/skip

[Alfordshire]

Their subs are so secret even they don’t know what they do!

(linked factbook no longer exists. Nation prolly CTE’d)

That is a lot of personnel. Even if Alfordshire had fully refitted every single armored vehicle with a ETC cannon or a MARAUDER railgun, we'd still lose due to the sheer amount of numbers.

[Past beans]

mass amounts of combat weapons and tech makes it impossible to make a move.

[Gonswanza]

Aside from the lack of information, uh, maybe the laser weapons? Sure, some shielding could defend against it (along with poor weather conditions among other things) but that's still quite an effective weapons system regardless, despite it's self-destructive nature.

[Past beans]

terrifying numbers and sheer battle weapons and vehicles making most strikes ineffective.

[Lilguay]

That their soldiers often destroy themselves with pretty powerful weapons.