(SNDI) Military Arms Catalogs (MT/Not the Storefront)

by **Sankji** » Mon Oct 01, 2012 8:38 am

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by **Sankji** » Mon Oct 01, 2012 8:38 am

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Small Arms Catalogs

AC-56

Side Arms

Assault Rifles

5.45×39mm M74

5.56x45mm NATO

6.8 SPC

7.62x39mm

7.62x51 NATO

Squad Automatic Weapons

Submachine Guns

Shotguns

Sniper Rifles

Anti-Material Rifles

Grenade Launcher

Anti Tank Weapons

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by **Sankji** » Mon Oct 01, 2012 8:39 am

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Armored Vehicle Catalogs

Gladiator 3

Light Tanks

Main Battle Tanks

E9A3 Thunder Chief II

History
The E9A3 was developed in the late 1990's as the replacment of the aging Leopard 2A4, it saw first combat in the Jihadist rebellion in 2007 were it proved to be a reliable and effect weapon capable of destroying enemy hard points at long range, from the lessons learned during the rebellion the E9A4U was developed.

Development
Around the 1990 the United States of Sankji was looking for a new tank to replace the Leopard 2A4 , the tank had to be better protected, better armed, with a improved range of operation, better resistance to the cold and heath and equipped with night and heat vision.
The response to this was the Canceled E9A1 and E9A2 Thunderchief II tanks, even though they were both unsuccessful the lessons learned from these prototypes let to the E9A3 Thunderchief.
The first prototype was built mid 2001 even though it bigger and far more exspensive then the previous main battle tank the: Leopard 2A4, the E9A3 Thunderchief II outmatched the Leopard by far and at the end of 2004 the E9A3 Thunderchief II was taken into full production.

Armament
The E9A3 Thunderchief II is equipped with a 140 mm S104 rifled cannon and two 2 .50-caliber, M2HB heavy machine guns
The 140 mm S104 rifled cannon is a modified version of S99 120mm cannon and is capable of firing armour-piercing fin-stabilized discarding sabot (APFSDS), high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT-FS), and high explosive fragmentation (HE-FRAG) ammunition, as well as ZY-01 Broder anti-tank guided missiles. The Broder missile has semi-automatic laser beam-riding guidance and a tandem hollow-charge HEAT warhead. It has an effective range of 100 m to 7.5 km, and takes 14.2 seconds to reach maximum range. Broder can penetrate about 1100 millimetres of steel armour and can also engage low-flying air targets such as helicopters.
The .50-caliber, M2HB heavy machine guns is a remotely controlled anti-aircraft Heavy machine gun can be operated from within the tank by the commander and has a range of 2 km and a cyclic rate of fire of 700–800 rounds per minute. One big difference between the E9A3 Thunder Chief II and the previous modern tanks, is the E9A3 Thunder Chief II is fed by an automatic loader which removes the need for a manual loader in the tank and reduces the crew to 3 (commander, gunner, and driver). The autoloader can carry 34 ready-to-fire rounds in its carousel and can load a round in 4–7 seconds.
Fire-control system on the E9A3 Thunderchief II includes the PP-44 day and night sighting system mounted at the commanders station which allows for night time detection of a tank sized target at ranges up to 2000 meters. The gunner is also provided with the PP-22 day sighting system which includes a laser range finder, missile guidance channel and allows tank-sized targets to be detected and engaged at 6 to 9 kilometers. The driver users a PP-21 day and night sight.

Concealment
The turret is fitted with two eight-barreled smoke grenade launchers. These can create a thick smoke that blocks both vision and thermal imaging. The engine is also equipped with a smoke generator that is triggered by the driver. When activated, fuel is sprayed into the hot turbine exhaust, creating the thick smoke.

Variants
E9A3 Thunder Chief II - Standard Variant
E9A4U Thunder Chief II - Upgraded variant with improved: stabilizer, upgraded aim sights and armor including a bustle rack on the rear and reactive armor.

Dimensions
Weight: 84 Tons
Length: Gun forward: 13.22 m
Hull length: 8.73 m
Width: 4.15 m
Height: 2.96 m
Crew: 3 (commander, gunner, driver)
Armor: Chobham, RH armor, Depleted Uranium strike plates, Kevlar mesh
Hull (turret): 1200 mm vs APFSDS, 1500 mm vs HEAT
Main armament: 140 mm S104 rifled cannon
Secondary armament: 1 x .50-caliber, M2HB heavy machine gun
1x 40×53mm HE, Mk 19 grenade launcher

Performance
Engine: Cagewell AGT1800C multi-fuel turbine engine 2.100 shp
Power/weight 28.45 hp/metric ton
Suspension: Torsion bar
Fuel capacity: 950 US gallons
Operational range: 555 km
Speed: 65 km/h
Off-road: 40 km/h

Price per unit
E9A3 Thunder Chief II: $16.4 Million
E9A4U Thunder Chief II: $17.6 Million

D12A1 Juggernaut Main Battle Tank

Development
In 2002 during the testing era of the E9A3 Thunder Chief II a new cheaper, smaller and faster tank was required to fight along side the bigger and more powerful E9A3 Thunder Chief II.
Even though the E9A3 Thunder Chief II proved to be a extremely capable tank it's massive size and high cost required another tank that was smaller, easier to produce and cheaper.
In 2004 the first prototype of the D12A1 Juggernaut was released, Impressed by the tank the government almost immediately decided to take it into production and in March 2005 the first D12A1 Juggernaut was completed and a month later in was took service in the army.

Upgrades
In 2007 during the Jihadist rebellion the D12A1 Juggernaut proved to be a giant asset on the battlefield, at long range it could take out enemy vehicles and hard points with few shots.
The D12A1 Juggernaut was less capable in close quarter combat there many of the D12A1 Juggernaut took damage from enemy combatants anti-tank weapons who could disable at D12A1 with Juggernaut a few shots on the rear of the tank.
Responding to this threat the D12A2 Juggernaut was designed it is equipped with better armor against anti-tank weapons and a added bustle rack on the rear making it a lot more difficult to be disabled in combat, also it has an improved night sight since the previous one on the D12A1 proved to be a liability.
As response to newer and better foreign tanks the new D12A3 Juggernaut was released in 2011, it has improvements over the D12A2 including a better and larger S104 140mm Smoothbore Cannon, also new enhancements improve the tank crews survivability significantly, fore more comfort of the crew a improved air-conditioning and heather has been installed.

Armament
The D12A1 and D12A2 Juggernaut are both equipped with the very effective 120 mm Smoothbore Cannon it can fire a variety of rounds and is used on many of the modern tanks.
The D12A3 Juggernaut is equipped with the 140mm S104 Rifled Cannon a larger cannon capable of taking down better armored enemies at a longer range, it is the same cannon as the E9A3 Thuderchief II uses.
The .50-caliber, M2HB heavy machine guns is a remotely controlled anti-aircraft Heavy machine gun can be operated from within the tank by the commander and has a range of 2 km and a cyclic rate of fire of 700–800 rounds per minute.
The D12A1 Juggernaut is equipped with a modern auto loader it can carry 34 ready-to-fire rounds in its carousel and can load a round in 4–7 seconds.

Concealment
The turret is fitted with two eight-barreled smoke grenade launchers. These can create a thick smoke that blocks both vision and thermal imaging. The engine is also equipped with a smoke generator that is triggered by the driver. When activated, fuel is sprayed into the hot turbine exhaust, creating the thick smoke.

Variants
D12A1 Juggernaut - Standard Version
D12A2 Juggernaut - Upgraded variant with improved: night sight and armor including a bustle rack on the rear, reactive armor, enhanced and mine protection under the chassis.
D12A3 Juggernaut - Upgraded version of the D12A2 with a 140 mm S104 rifled cannon and a number of internal enhancements to improve crew survivability and comfort.
Dimensions
Weight: 64.9 Tons
Length: Gun forward: 10.14 m
Width: 3.78 m
Height: 3.04 m
Crew: 3 (commander, gunner, driver)
Armor: Chobham, RH armor, Depleted Uranium strike plates, Kevlar mesh with ceramic component.
Main armament: 120mm Smoothbore Cannon (140 mm S104 rifled cannon for the D12A3 Juggernaut)
Secondary armament: 2 x .50-caliber, M2HB heavy machine gun

Performance
Engine: Honeywell AGT1600C multi-fuel turbine engine 1,750 shp
Power/weight 26.15 hp/metric ton
Suspension: Torsion bar
Fuel capacity: 655 US gallons
Operational range: 585 km
Speed: 72 km/h
Off-road: 50 km/h

Price per unit
D12A1 Juggernaut: $5.79 Million
D12A2 Juggernaut: $5.95 Million
D12A3 Juggernaut: $6.35 Million

Black Boar Main Battle Tank

The Black Boar main battle tank was developed by Venix Industries, a sub-company of Sankji National Defense Industries. The Black Boar is intended for urban warfare, low intensity conflicts, as well as conventional military operations.

Protection of this main battle tank was further improved. The Black Boar is fitted with additional passive armor. It offers 360° protection against RPG rounds. New side skirts were fitted. Protection of the hull floor was also increased to withstand IEDs and landmines. This MBT has a modular armor, so damaged modules can be easily replaced in field conditions.

This main battle tank is armed with a немски 120-mm / L55 smoothbore gun. It has better fire accuracy and longer range, comparing with other modern MBT's. The gun is loaded manually and is compatible with all standard NATO ammunition, as well as newly developed programmable HE munitions. These rounds enable to engage targets behind cover and within buildings. A total of 42 rounds are carried for the main gun. 15 rounds are stored in the turret bustle and are ready to use. Remaining rounds are stored inside the hull.

Secondary armament consists of a 12.7-mm machine gun. It is mounted in a remotely controlled weapon station on top of the roof. There is also a coaxial 7.62-mm machine gun.

This main battle tank has a front and rear thermal image system for the driver. Commander and gunner have additional cameras for long-range surveillance. The vehicle also carries advanced command and control equipment.

The Black Boar is operated by a crew of four, including commander, gunner, loader and driver.

The Black Boar retains the engine of its predecessor. It is powered by an MTU MB-837 Ka501 turbocharged diesel, developing 1500 hp. This MBT is also fitted with an auxiliary power unit, which powers all systems, when the main engine is turned off. Despite an increase in weight vehicle has increased mobility due to improved suspension components. This main battle tank can be fitted with a front-mounted dozer blade for self-entrenching and clearing obstacles. Mine plows or mine rollers can also be attached.

Price per unit
Black Boar MBT: $4.71 Million

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Artillery Catalogs

MSPA-1000 Titan II

Towed Artillery:

Self Propelled Artillery:

Rocket Artillery:

Air Defense Systems:

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Aviation Catalogs

YF-103 Vanguard

Multirole Fighters:

YF-97 Illusion

YF-97 Illusion

Two YF-97N Illusion's flying over a Chelsea-Class Aircraft Carrier
Role: Fifth-generation Multirole Stealth Fighter
National Origin: United States of Sankji
Manufacturers: Sankji National Defense Industries
First flight: January 16, 2009
Introduction: March 07, 2012
Status: In active service
Produced: 2010—present
Number built: over 2000
Unit cost:
-YF-97A Illusion: NSD $112 million
-YF-97N Illusion: NSD $114 million
-YF-97T Illusion: NSD $119 million

History
The YF-97 Illusion was originally designed as a Naval fighter but during development the government saw potential and requested a conventional takeoff and landing (CTOL) version off the Illusion known as the YF97A.

Development
The request for a new fighter plane came around 2001 to replace older aging fighter planes, it had the be: stealth, easy and cheap to maintain, supersonic and capable of operating at long range.
This led to the YF-97 Illusion which prototype was first tested in 2006, impressed by it's capabilities the government quickly saw potential and raised the Illusion program's funds with over 7 Billion Dollars.
During testing it showed that the YF-97 Illusion was vastly superior over the f-16 and the f-18, but that it also had no problem taking on planes such as the Eurofighter Typhoon and The F-22 Raptor.

Design
The YF-97 Illusion is a small, twin-engine, very maneuverable, supersonic , fifth generation Multirole Stealth fighter. The YF-97 Illusion was designed to be a cost-effective multirole fighter that is capable off performing various kinds of missions and maintain around-the-clock readiness in any kind off weather. It is smaller and lighter than its foreign counterparts, and uses advanced aerodynamics and avionics to achieve enhanced maneuver performance.

Variants:

Characteristics:

- Crew Members:

- Role:

- Length:

- Wingspan:

A YF-97A Illusion of the 21st Squadron ''Black Knights''

- Height:

- Empty weight:

- Loaded weight:

- Max. takeoff weight:

- Powerplant:

- Dry thrust:

- Thrust with afterburner:

- Internal fuel capacity:

Performance:

- Maximum speed:

- Range:

- Combat radius:

- Thrust/weight:

Armament:

Guns:

Hardpoints:

Air-to-air missiles:

Two YF-97N Illusion's during a training's exercise

Air-to-surface missiles

Bombs:

Avionics

Price per unit for a:

$112 Million

$114 Million

$119 Million

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Strike Fighters:

Gunships:

Bombers:

Cargo Aircraft:

Tiltrotor Aircraft:

Attack Helicopters:

Transport Helicopters:

Utility Helicopters:

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by **Sankji** » Mon Oct 01, 2012 8:40 am

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Naval Catalogs

Bison-Class Nuclear Ballistic Missile Submarine

Battleships

Frigates

Aircraft Carriers

Destroyers

Cruisers

Amphibious Assault Ship

Submarines

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Missile Catalogs

IBNM-64 Badger Intercontinental Ballistic Nuclear Missile

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Tactical Equipment Catalogs

Advanced First Aid Kit

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Drones Catalogs

YD-99S Dragonfly

Aviation Drones:

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Specifications	SCR-53	SCR-54
Type	Assault Rifle	Battle Rifle
Weight	3.16 kg	3.94 kg
Length	835 mm (stock extended) 745 mm (stock retracted)	885 mm (stock extended) 795 mm (stock retracted)
Cartridge	5.56x45mm NATO 6.5mm Grendel 6.8 SPC	7.62×51mm NATO
Action	Short-stroke piston, rotating bolt	Short-stroke piston, rotating bolt
Selective Fires	Semi Automatic, 3 Round Burst, Fully Automatic	Semi Automatic, 3 Round Burst, Fully Automatic
Rate of fire	700-800 rounds/min	600 rounds/min
Muzzle velocity	2,650 ft/s (810 m/s)	800 m/s (2,625 ft/s)
Effective range	650 m	650 m
Feed system	20, 30, 40, 60 round box magazine or 100-round Beta C-Mag	10, 20, 30 round box magazine or 50, 75 drum magazine
Sights	iron or optics	iron or optics

Specifications	SN-219L	SN-219H
Type	Assault Rifle	Battle Rifle
Weight	3.02 kg	3.68 kg
Length	845 mm (stock extended) 794 mm (stock retracted)	906 mm (stock extended) 855 mm (stock retracted)
Cartridge	5.56x45mm NATO 6.5mm Grendel 6.8 SPC	7.62×51mm NATO
Action	Short-stroke piston, rotating bolt	Short-stroke piston, rotating bolt
Selective Fires	Semi Automatic, 3 Round Burst, Fully Automatic	Semi Automatic, 3 Round Burst, Fully Automatic
Rate of fire	700-900 rounds/min	600-700 rounds/min
Muzzle velocity	2,650 ft/s (810 m/s)	800 m/s (2,625 ft/s)
Effective range	650 m	800 m
Feed system	20, 30, 40, 60 round box magazine or 100-round Beta C-Mag	10, 20, 30 round box magazine or 50, 75 drum magazine
Sights	iron or optics	iron or optics

Description	Gladiator 1	Gladiator 2	Gladiator 3	Gladiator 3S
Crew:	3	3	3	3
Weight:	54.8 Tons	59.1 Tons	62.75 Tons	61.3 Tons
Length: (gun forward)	10,570 mm	11,420 mm	11,420 mm	11,400 mm
Width:	3,750 mm	3,750 mm	3,750 mm	3,750 mm
Height:	2,850 mm	3,120 mm	3,120 mm	3,120 mm
Armor:	Chobham, RH armor, Depleted Uranium strike plates, Kevlar mesh with ceramic component	Chobham, RH armor, Depleted Uranium strike plates, Kevlar mesh with ceramic component	Chobham, RH armor, Depleted Uranium strike plates, Kevlar mesh with ceramic component	Nano-crystal steel , Modular ceramic composite armor, Light weight upper armor
Main armament:	120 mm Rheinmetall L55	140 mm S104 rifled cannon	140 mm S104 rifled cannon	140mm S109B electrothermal-chemical gun
Secondary armament:	.50-caliber, M2HB	.50-caliber, M2HB	.50-caliber, M2HB	.50-caliber XM312
Tertiary armament:	7.62x51mm Breakdown MMG	7.62x51mm Breakdown MMG	7.62x51mm Breakdown MMG	7.62x51mm Breakdown MMG
Engine:	Honeywell AGT1600C multi-fuel turbine engine 1,750 shp	Honeywell AGT1600C multi-fuel turbine engine 1,750 shp	Honeywell AGT1600C multi-fuel turbine engine 1,750 shp	Honeywell AGT1600C multi-fuel turbine engine 1,750 shp
Suspension:	Torsion bar	Torsion bar	Torsion bar	Active In-arm Suspension
Fuel capacity:	685	685	672	672
Operational range:	620 Km	620 Km	624 Km	624 Km
Maximum speed:	74 Km	74 Km	76 Km	76 Km
Maximum off-road speed:	52 Km	52 Km	55 Km	55 Km