Hundredstar Military Portal (wip)

by **Hundredstar** » Mon Feb 05, 2018 8:50 pm

Founded: 21 May 1928

Service branches:
Hundredstar Land Force
Hundredstar Airforce
Hundredstar Naval Force

Website: www.jcds.gov.hun
Leadership

Royal Field Commander: King Xavier II
Minister of Defense: Merrill Kasprak, Mr.
Chief of Defense Force: General (Air) Tim D Doors, Air Force

Manpower

Industry
Government Armaments Central Office [www.gaco.gov.hun]
Crownstein Defense [www.crownstein.com.hun/defense]
Coe Industry Ltd. [www.coe-ind.com]
Duke Trucks [www.duke.com.hun]

Joint Chief of Defense Staff
The Hundredstar Joint Chief of Defense Staff, the military of Hundredstar, consists of three branches, namely the Hundredstar Land Force, Hundredstar Airforce and the Hundredstar Naval Force. Since September 03. 2018,General (Air) Tim D Doors is the Chief of Defense Force.

ORBAT

(Large)
Theater of operations

Current developments

Defense Research and Development

Equipment

Defense University Systems
King Xavier II Defense Academy
The course is of 4 years’ duration, during which the cadets receive, besides a general education, theoretical and practical training as junior officers. Cadets who complete the course satisfactorily receive the degree of Bachelor of Science and a commission as a second lieutenant in the Army/ Navy/ Air Force.

Joint Force Training Institute
The Joint Force Training Institute (JOFTI) provides education in national security policy to selected military officers and career civil service employees of Federal departments and agencies concerned with national security. It is the only senior service Institute with the primary mission of offering a course of study that emphasizes national security policy formulation and the planning and implementation of the national strategy. Its 10-month academic program is an issue-centered study in national security. The elective program is designed to permit each student to tailor his academic experience to meet individual professional development needs. Special Operation Academy, Joint Amphibious Training Center (JATEC) and Defense Logistician Training School (DELTRAS) was a part of JOFTI.

Joint Military Intelligence College
The Joint Military Intelligence College (JMIC), previously the Defense Intelligence College, a major component of the Xavier Defense University (XDU), was established January 1, 2017. It is a joint service, an educational institution operating under the authority of the Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency. The College’s mission is to assist in the career development of military and civilian personnel who are assigned to intelligence functions or who are pursuing broad careers in intelligence.

The College offers the master of science of strategic intelligence (MSSI) degree program and two diploma programs: the Postgraduate Intelligence Program (PGIP) and the Undergraduate Intelligence Program (UGIP). Students may enroll for full- or part-time study at the main campus located on Strongforks Defense Center, Hawside Down. Two-weekend programs are available as well; one is specifically for reservists and is taught by reserve faculty.

Defense Officer Staff College
The Defense Officer Staff College (DOSC), a major component of the Xavier Defense University (XDU), is an intermediate and senior-level joint college in the professional military education system dedicated to the study of the principles, perspectives, and techniques of joint and combined operational planning and warfighting. The mission of DOSC is to educate staff officers and other leaders in joint and combined operational planning and warfighting to instill a primary commitment to joint teamwork, attitudes, and perspectives. The College accomplishes this mission through three institutions: the Adolph Zuck Joint and Combined Warfighting Center (Adolph Zuck Center), the Darnell Jefferson Joint and Combined Staff Officer Institute (Darnell Jefferson Institute), and the Martin Coleman Joint Command, Control, and Electronic Warfare Academy (Martin Coleman Academy).

Xavier Defense University
The Xavier Defense University was established by the Ministry of Defense in May 1991. The mission of the National Defense University is to ensure excellence in professional military education and research in the essential elements of national security.

by **Hundredstar** » Mon Feb 05, 2018 8:51 pm

reserve

by **Hundredstar** » Mon Feb 05, 2018 8:53 pm

H-5 Hornet Anti-tank Attack Helicopter

The GACO H-5 Hornet is an attack helicopter designed and manufactured by GACO for the Hundredstarian military. The H-5 Hornet concept is very close to the combat-proven AH-64 Apache but adapted to the Hundredstarian operations theater. Its weapon options include air-to-air missiles for self-defense, anti-tank missiles, unguided rockets and a 20mm cannon.

The H-5 Hornet is able to operate day/night, all-weather conditions being supported by an IR-camera, TV and laser designator mounted in the nose of the aircraft. H-5 Hornet helicopter and the local-made missile is a powerful combination such as the Apache helicopter and Hellfire missile. The H-5 Hornet is also compatible with Hellfire and Hot 3 anti-tank missiles as well as modern air-to-air missiles.

The Hundredstarian Air Force remains the sole operator of the H-5 Hornet attack helicopter to date. The H-5 can perform reconnaissance, close air support, escort, air-to-air, and air-to-surface missions. It can exchange data with other H-5 and other helicopter types as well as third-party sources achieving enhanced situational awareness, combat effectiveness, etc. Ejection seats have been provided for crew survivability and reduced radar, infrared and acoustic signatures have been provided for improved aircraft survivability.

by **Hundredstar** » Mon Feb 05, 2018 8:56 pm

The Hundredstar Army's (HA) MBT 626 Spearhead main battle tank highlights by its improved firepower, protection, and mobility compared to previous Hundredstarian tank models. According to a local insider, the HA fielded the MBT 626 Spearhead MBT beginning in April 2019 to units in the 1st and 2nd Division. The MBT 626 is intended for urban warfare, low-intensity conflicts, as well as conventional military operations.

The MBT 626 Spearhead is equipped with a state of art 50-caliber 125mm smoothbore cannon with autoloader which translates into a crew of three-man. The 125mm cannon is capable of firing the Stevencousin-made Sickle III laser-guided anti-tank missile and the ammunition magazine at the rear turret has room for 41 rounds. The heavily armored turret is fitted with explosive reactive armor (ERA) known as Modular Explosive Reactive Armor - Hundredstar III (MERAH III) and add-on armor modules. A mine protection belly plate was added. Areas at the rear of the hull and turret were fitted with cage armor and upgrade top attack protection. The cage armor provides protection against RPG rounds and anti-tank guided missiles. It seems that the armor uses new nano-ceramics materials and modern titanium and steel alloys. Other modifications include electric rather than hydraulic turret controls. The Sickle III missile is being manufactured by Project Irongates of Stevencousin.

In addition to the 125mm cannon, the MBT 626 Spearhead is equipped with a 12.7mm anti-aircraft machine gun and a 7.62mm coaxial machine gun. The 70-ton class MBT 626 Spearhead tank is powered by a 2,100-hp liquid-cooled diesel engine based on latest technology developing a top speed of 100 kilometers per hour (kph) on-road and 80 kph cross country. Brakes and suspension were upgraded to cope with the increased weight.

The tank is fully digitalized and is fitted with a COBALT battlefield management system. Gunner and Commander use latest-generation cooled thermal imagers. It seems that these sights were jointly developed with SaltARMS of Saltbridge. Fire control system has a hunter-killer capability. This tank can fire accurately on the move. Computerized fire control system for the MBT 626 was developed by Dresslar Technology. At the time it was one of the most advanced fire control systems in the world. It gives a high first round hip probability and, accurate mobile firing. Furthermore, it has hunter-killer engagement capability, which enables to engage multiple targets rapidly. This feature was new at the time when this tank was introduced. Commander uses an independent panoramic sight to search for targets. Once the target is selected the gun is laid on the target automatically and the gunner completes all targeting and firing process. However, either the gunner or tank commander can aim and fire the main gun.

The vehicle is also fitted with a GPS navigation system. This tank is fitted with a combat-proven RobustUmbrella MkIII active protection system, which destroys incoming missiles and rockets. Protection suite also includes advanced threat identification and warning system. This MBT is also well protected against air-launched guided missiles and top-attack anti-tank weapons. Furthermore the RobustUmbrella system reportedly identifies the firing location and allows to engage anti-tank teams. Engine pack and transmission are located at the front of the hull. It can be replaced in field conditions within 30 minutes.

User
Hundredstar
- 39th Armoured Brigade, 1st DIVISION
- 61st Armoured Brigade, 2nd DIVISION

by **Hundredstar** » Mon Feb 05, 2018 9:01 pm

The new AIFV 2118 Centurion infantry fighting vehicle was jointly developed by GACO - Arix Arsenal and Karlinghurst Technology in Hundredstarian to replace the aging GACO-Mk III AIFVs, that is now over 30 years old. Five pre-production vehicles were delivered in 2014. This new infantry fighting vehicle successfully passed numerous trials and tests. First production AAIFV 2118 Centurion AIFVs were delivered to the Hundredstar army in 2016. About 350 of these machines will be delivered. Currently, it is the largest Hundredstar Army procurement programme. The AAIFV 2118 Centurion will gradually replace the GACO-Mk III AIFV.

The AIFV 2118 Centurion is the most protected AIFV currently available. It has a welded armor hull with add-on modular armor. It has an option of three various protection levels to suit operational needs. The weight of the vehicle varies from 29.4 to 43 tons accordingly to a protection level. The base model has a front and flank protection against 30-mm rounds, while the vehicle has an all-around protection against 14.5-mm machine gun fire. The most protected variant can be considered as a heavy AIFV. Additional armor modules can be fitted, increasing AAIFV 2118 Centurion's weight to 43 tons. It seems that the most protected variant of the AAIFV 2118 Centurion withstands 120- and 125-mm projectiles over the front arc. The vehicle also withstands mine blasts equivalent to 10 kg of TNT. The AIFV 2118 Centurion AIFV also features an advanced threat warning system. NBC protection and automatic fire suppressions systems are fitted as standard.

The vehicle is armed with a remotely operated weapon station. It includes a dual-fed GACO-made 30-mm cannon. It has an effective range of fire of 3 km. The AIFV 2118 Centurion will be armed with an ATGW launcher, however, its type is still unknown. Secondary armament consists of a 5.56-mm machine gun and a 76-mm grenade launcher for a close-range defense.

The AIFV 2118 Centurion infantry fighting vehicle has a crew of three, while it can accommodate up to eight infantrymen in the rear compartment. Passengers enter and leave the vehicle via a rear power-operated ramp. The vehicle is fitted with an air conditioning. The vehicle is powered by Radimes Mechinery RM-753H turbocharged diesel engine, developing a whooping 1 073 horsepower. It is worth mentioning that some of the latest main battle tanks haven't got that much power. This AIFV is not amphibious.

User
Hundredstar
- 203rd Mech Infantry Battalion, 60th Infantry Brigade, 1st DIVISION
- C Coy, 301st Recon Battalion, 39th Armoured Brigade, 1st DIVISION
- E Coy, 4th Armour, 274th Armoured Brigade, 1st DIVISION

by **Hundredstar** » Mon Feb 05, 2018 9:09 pm

Dedicated principal anti-submarine warfare role, but H-3 Dragonfly is also envisaged for utility and transport missions.

Dimensions and weight
Length 22.81 m
Main rotor diameter 18.59 m
Height 6.65 m
Weight (empty) 10.5 t
Weight (maximum take off) 14.6 t
Engines and performance
Engines 3 xGACO- Heliux Industries GHI-2800HL turboshaft engines
Engine power 3 x 2 312 hp
Cruising speed 278 km/h
Service ceiling4.5 km
Range 1 056 km
Endurance 5 hours
Armament
Missiles 2 x - Tryget ATOS-89 anti-ship missiles
Torpedoes 4 x Saltbridge TOLAS anti-submarine torpedoes

COST: $3.9 million

by **Hundredstar** » Mon Feb 05, 2018 9:12 pm

GACO H-6IGP FERRET Light Observation Helicopter

The GACO H-6 FERRET is a two-seat single-engine observation and scout/attack helicopter with four main rotor blades. It utilizes a thermal-imaging system and a laser rangefinder/designator in a mast-mounted sight situated above the main rotor system. The H6 is powered by a single GACO- Heliux Industries GHI-1-739 turboshaft engine with 650 shp.

The H-6 FERRET is rapidly deployable by air and can be fully operational within minutes of arrival. Two H6 aircraft can be transported in a medium size military transport aircraft.

The H-6 FERRET is equipped with two universal quick-change weapons pylons. Each pylon can be armed with two Tryget Triumph ASAT missiles, seven Tryget F0740 rockets, or one .50 caliber fixed forward machine gun. The armament systems combine to provide anti-armor, anti-personnel, and anti-aircraft capabilities at standoff ranges.

by **Hundredstar** » Mon Feb 05, 2018 9:15 pm

GACO H-2 Beetle Helicopters

Dimensions and weight
Length: 23 m
Main rotor diameter: 18.9 m
Height: 6.76 m
Weight (empty): 6.86 t
Weight (maximum take off): 13 t

Engines and performance
Engines: 3 x GACO- Heliux Industries GHI-2000L
Engine power: 3 x 1 610 hp
Maximum speed: 248 km/h
Service ceiling: 3.1 km
Range: 1820 km
Endurance: 4 hours

Payload
Maximum payload: 5 t
Typical load: 27 troops or 15 stretchers

Armament
Cannon: provision for a 20-mm cannon or machine guns
Missiles: provision for 2 x light anti-ship missiles
Torpedoes : provision for 4 x Saltbridge TOLAS anti-submarine torpedoes

by **Hundredstar** » Tue Feb 06, 2018 5:41 pm

H4 Mosquito Light Attack/ Utilities Helicopter

The GACO H4 Mosquito Light Attack/ Utilities Helicopter is equipped with a four-blade main rotor and a Fenestron shrouded tail rotor. It is powered by two 2x GACO- Heliux Industries GHI-530 turboshaft engines each rated at 749-shp and allowing a top speed of 278 kilometers per hour. The GACO H4 Mosquito military helicopter has been designed to perform Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) and Anti-Surface Warfare (ASuW) missions. The GACO H4 Mosquito can be equipped with anti-ship missiles, searchlight, Magnetic Anomaly Detector (MAD), dipping sonar, search radar, a Tryget Tuna J-90 lightweight Torpedo. Besides, the helicopter can be fitted with 20mm gun pods and unguided rocket launching pods to engage targets on the ground. H4 also suitable to perform fire support, combat search and rescue (CSAR) and troops landing behind enemy lines (up to ten paratroopers). It offers a larger and quieter cabin delivering outstanding comfort and equipped with glass cockpit

by **Hundredstar** » Tue Feb 06, 2018 5:43 pm

The GACO H-1 Firefly equipped to transport 20 troops or 2500 kgs of cargo for standard heliborne operations such as tactical assault, search and rescue, medevac evacuation and general support duties. Could also be fitted for more specialized tasks as special operations or electronic warfare.

MAX. WEIGHT: 11,000 KG
CAPACITY: Crew (2) + 20 troops
ENGINE: 2x GACO- Heliux Industries GHI900 (2x3000shp)
FAST CRUISE SPEED: 320km/h
MAXIMUM RANGE: 910km w/out external tanks
ARMAMENTS: Missiles: anti-submarine and/or air to surface missiles, 2x door gun
COST: $3.8 Million USD
COST of DPR: 31USD Billion
USER
Hundredstar
Radimostan
Thousandsuns
Himlan

by **Hundredstar** » Wed Feb 07, 2018 12:29 am

The GACO M-11 Wizard was developed by the Hundredstar Government Armaments Central Office Automotive Plant under a request from the Hundredstar Ministry of Internal Safety.

The layout of the M-11 Wizard is based on a standard truck, with the engine at the front, crew compartment in the middle, and the cargo are at the rear. The soldiers enter and leave the M-11 Wizard via a single door at the rear of the troop compartment. The crew cabin and the rear compartment are fully enclosed and provide a protection against firing of small arm and shell splinters.

Weight 24 tons
Crew 3+16
Engine GACO- Radimes Mechinery Ltd GRM-451B turbodiesel (450 hp)
Transmission automatic
Suspension 6×6 wheeled
Operational range 1120 mi (1800 km)
Speed 65mph (105 km/h)
Cost $400k USD
USER
Hundredstar

by **Hundredstar** » Wed Apr 25, 2018 2:01 am

The GACO APC-1842 Paladin Multi-purpose Armoured High-speed Tracked Chassis is designed as a base for special-purpose (military) vehicles to be used for various applications (mobile radars and EW vehicles, vehicles for air defence, command vehicles, ambulance vehicles, technical support vehicles, etc.). The diesel engine, automatic gearbox and hydrostatic steering provide the chassis with superb speed and manoeuvrability, as well as simple and easy control. Vehicle has excellent heavy-duty off-road performance and heavy road conditions. Paladin has a superb amphibious capability with the vehicle propelled by the tracks.

The Paladin is NBC proof and when necessary, can be converted for swimming, when it has a water speed of 6km/h. Properly maintained, it is a rugged and reliable vehicle with a good cross country performance. The hull of the Paladin is of all-welded aluminium armour to which another layer of appliqué armour has been added, which provides protection against 14.5 mm armour-piercing attack and 155 mm artillery projectiles bursting overhead. GACO also offers an additional armour kit that increases protection through the frontal arc against 30 mm attack. Increased protection is also available against anti-tank weapons with a HEAT warhead, as well as anti-tank mines.

The roof-hatch arrangement depends on the version of the Paladin. One version is fitted with a two-person turret armed with a stabilised 30 mm cannon with a 7.62 mm coaxial machine gun. As an alternative a 25 mm M242 cannon can be installed with a twin launcher for the GACO Aviation & Missile System Sparkwind ATGW (maximum range of 3,750 m) mounted on the left side of the turret. Using a remotely operated turret results into an increased crew compartment protection thanks to eliminating the need of armoring the turret.Special landmine protection has been given to the Paladin through a double-layered floor which absorbs blast energy thus protecting the crew. The floor of Paladin includes a lower and inner floor. Crew compartment noise levels have been lowered by 90 percent compared with other modern armored personnel carriers which translates into higher crew comfort. Another enhancements provided to Paladin are network-centric warfare and hunter-killer capabilities. Hunter-killer is achieved using two sensors one for the Paladin's commander and the other for the gunner. The vehicle is provided with a sensor package including thermal imager, eye-safe laser rangefinder, GPS/INS navigation system and computer-based automatic fire control system with autonomous target selection

User
Hundredstar
- 205th Mech Infantry Battalion, 61st Armoured Brigade, 2nd DIVISION
- D Coy, 3 Signal (SIGINT) Battalion, 93rd Signal Regiment, 5th Division
- A & B Coy, 933rd Mech Infantry Battalion, 1424th Southern Infantry (Rsv) Brigade, 6th (Reserve) Division

by **Hundredstar** » Wed Apr 25, 2018 2:07 am

The GACO-GOLIATH armored personnel carrier was developed by GACO Land System (formerly build by Kellogbearing Proving & Arsenal) in association with the Hundredstarian Defense Force. The main goal was to design a platform with better protection, greater mobility, payload, and internal volume. The first prototype of the GACO-GOLIATH was built in 2011. Hundredstarian Army ordered a total of 86 GACO-GOLIATHs in various configurations. First vehicles were delivered in 2013 and production commenced in 2014.

The GACO-GOLIATH is fitted with modular ballistic protection. Armor composes of interchangeable modules of various thickness and can be tailored to suit mission requirements. Heavy armor is removed during peacetime and for transportation. However, it is restored once the vehicle arrives in the combat theater. Maximum protection level is against 30 mm armor-piercing rounds. The vehicle also has top-class mine protection. It can withstand up to 10 kg TNT blast. NBC protection and fire suppression systems are fitted as standard.

The standard Hundredstarian Army GACO Land System GACO-GOLIATHs are armed with KPA-G804 remote weapon stations, fitted with 30mm gun, 12.7 mm machine gun and 40 mm automatic grenade launcher. A wide range of weapons can be fitted depending on customer requirements. This armored personnel carrier weights between 16 and 26 t according to armor and weapon systems. The vehicle has a crew of three and provides accommodation for up to 10 fully equipped troops.

The Kellogbearing Proving & Arsenal GACO-GOLIATH is powered by the Radimes Mechinery RM-VO8 diesel engine, developing 480 or 540 horsepower, depending on the variant. The engine is mated to POLH-98 automatic transmission with 7-forward and 1-reverse speeds. The suspension is hydropneumatic. Height adjustment is proposed as an option. Two front axles are steerable. The vehicle is fitted with a central tire inflation system. The baseline variant of the Kellogbearing Proving & Arsenal GACO-GOLIATH is fully amphibious. It is propelled on water by two waterjets.

Mobility
The GACO-GOLIATH is powered by a Radimes Mechinery RM-VO8 diesel engine developing 540 horsepower. The engine is coupled to a RM-C881v fully automatic 6-gear transmission. Together with the 2 stage transfer gear (shiftable on the move) this gives the GACO-GOLIATH a total of 12 gears. The maximum road speed is reached at 105 km/h. The hull floor of the GACO-GOLIATH covers and thus protects most of the power train components and steering linkages. This protects the mentioned components from being damaged from various obstacles that may occur when the vehicle operates in heavy terrain. For decreasing the turning diameter of the 8×8 version a steering brake has been installed which retards all curve-inner wheels when the steered wheels are fully turned in and vehicle velocity is sufficiently low.

Protection

Modular ballistic protection system capable of being upgraded for future ballistic protection systems (add-on armor)
Mine protection (special hull design and components, double floor, mine protection crew seats)
NBC protection (passive, overpressure or ventilated face masks)
Spall liners reducing secondary effects of penetrating projectiles
Fire detection and suppression system for the engine compartment
Explosion detection and suppression system for the crew compartment

New-generation electro-optical system

Dresslar Technology designed Argento Mk II, the latest-generation of advanced panoramic sight to improve the survivability and fighting capabilities of the Infantry Fighting Vehicles (IFV) and Main Battle Tanks (MBT). Highly versatile, Argento Mk II is perfectly suited to 30-125 mm Gunner and Commander’s applications as well as Forward Observation Artillery. Effective day and night, it provides a true “fire-on-the-move” capability, with a high first round hit probability, whether on static or moving targets. Designed to meet the various requirements of modern warfare, symmetric and asymmetric, Argento Mk II provides unique features to increase the situation awareness for armored and surveillance vehicle

Armament
Kellogbearing Proving & Arsenal ’s remotely-operated KPA-G804, with advanced optics and imaging controlling a stabilized 30mm auto-cannon, coaxial 7.62mm General-Purpose Machine Gun, smoke grenades and other defensive systems. The Remote Controlled Weapon Station (RCWS) is a modular weapon system supporting small and medium caliber guns (40mm automatic grenade launcher), machine guns (12.7mm and 7.62mm), and observation pods. These stations can be mounted on a wide range of ground platforms ranging from lightweight all-terrain vehicles to heavy armor tanks.

Its remote control system enables armored vehicles crew to operate the RCWS completely under armor minimizing the probability of a crew member casualty. The RCWS armed with a 7.62mm machine gun is known as KPA-G804 Mod. 2 while the 12.7mm gun equipped variant is known as the KPA-G804 Mod. 3

Observation and fire control
Thermal Combined universal sight PERI Leo-M79A is designed for surveillance in combat, search, detection, identification purposes and to ensure aimed fire from a machine-gun complex cannon.

Modification of PERI Leo-M79A is a modernized sight PERI Leo-M75A KDU UPU and placed in the product PERI thermal channel. The use of thermal imaging channel in the sight PERI Leo-M79A makes it possible to implement surveillance, aimed fire at ground and air targets around the clock, including in adverse conditions: smoke, fog, dust, snow, rain, masking. The sight PERI Leo-M79A enhances the range of parameters of vision and precise shooting object in 1,5 ÷ 2 times with respect to the serial product, regardless of ambient light level, time of day, season and weather conditions, the characteristics of the combat situation on the ground, using only passive mode.

Structurally, the main option sight PERI Leo-M79A consists of:
– Thermal imaging of multiple channels;
– Daily single channel.

Vehicle acoustic sensor

Guardbridge Optical Technology GOTEC-11 vehicle acoustic sensor version is designed for the protection of heavy and light armoured vehicles, as well as police armoured vehicles. It is available as a tetrahedral acoustic array mounted on the vehicle roof. It can also include a display indicating the shot origin and identification.

Variants

Command post vehicle
Armored ambulance
Artillery observation post vehicle. It carries sensors for surveillance and artillery observation and fire control
Recovery vehicle
Refueling vehicle
Armored engineer vehicle

Cost: $690,000 each

User
Hundredstar
- 1st Infantry Battalion, 38th Infantry Brigade, 1st DIVISION
- 206th Mech Infantry Battalion, 1st Infantry Brigade, 2nd DIVISION
- 202nd Mech Infantry Battalion, 1st Fast Deployment Brigade, 3rd DIVISION

Moorburgh
- Unknown unit

by **Hundredstar** » Wed Apr 25, 2018 4:24 pm

GACO IFV-518 Spectre
GACO IFV-518 Spectre's design is based on the modular structure for maximum flexibility. It uses a single chassis with a snap-in modules for different purposes, including infantry carrier, command vehicle, ambulance, supply carrier and so on. These modules are interchangeable in less than an hour. The base vehicle operates independently from the modules.

Vehicle has a modular armor with special durable ceramic mix. The triple hull floor is shaped for maximum protection against anti-tank mines. Every mission module has its own primary safety cell. It is claimed that front armor can withstand 30-mm rounds, while the all-round protection can withstand 12.7-mm fire. Damaged armor slabs can be easily replaced in field condition. Also this APC has low radar and acoustic signatures, making it harder to detect.

GACO IFV-518 Spectres have a remotely operated gun mount with a 40-mm automatic grenade launcher, and with a 12.7-mm machine gun.

GACO IFV-518 Spectre in APC configuration has a crew of three and can carry 8 fully equipped infantry troops. Troops enter and leave via the rear entry ramp. Up to eight tons of cargo can be carried in place of the troops. The GACO IFV-518 Spectre armored personnel carrier is powered by the Radimes Mechinery RM-VO9 diesel engine, developing 700 horsepower. It delivers more power than the commercial version and can operate in extreme conditions. The GACO IFV-518 Spectre armored vehicle has a maximum road range in excess of 1 000 kilometers. Its chassis uses a number of proven and commercially available automotive components.

User
Hundredstar
- 2nd Infantry Brigade, 2nd DIVISION
- 2nd Infantry Battalion, 1st Infantry Brigade, 2nd DIVISION
- 3rd Infantry Battalion, 1st Infantry Brigade, 2nd DIVISION

by **Hundredstar** » Wed Apr 25, 2018 4:30 pm

TN1215 LUMBERWOLF

Basic Specification
Ammunition Load: 40
Caliber Multiple: 55
Crew: 3

Dimensions
Ground Clearance: 0.45 meter
Height: 2.40 meter
Length: 10.8 meter
Main Gun Caliber: 120 millimeter
Width: 3.60 meter

Performance
Fording Depth: 5 meter
Max Range: 450 kilometer

Power
Power: 1,500 hp (1,119 kW)

Speed
Cross Country Speed: 50 kph (13.9 mps)
Top Speed: 70 kph (19.4 mps)

Weight
Combat Weight: 55 ton

Cost
$8.1million

The TN1215 Lumberwolf, formerly known as the HFAT or Hundredstar Future Attack Tank, is a Main Battle Tank (MBT) designed to meet future requirements of the Hundredstarn Army. It is powered by a compact GACO-Radimes Machinery Ltd 1,500-hp diesel engine and armed with a 120mm 55 calibers smoothbore gun with and auto-loading system which reduces the tank's crew to three persons. The tank carries 40 120mm rounds and secondary armament includes a 12.7mm machine gun and a 7.62mm machine gun. A target auto-tracking system, electric gun and turret drive system, fully compatibility with digitized battlefield, advanced armor, active and passive protection systems, and warning systems for improved survivability have been introduced in the TN1215 main battle tank. The fire control system includes a Extremely High Frequency (EHF) radar as well as electro-optical (laser rangefinder and thermographic camera) sensors. The K2's tank fire control system can track a target at a distance of 9.8 kilometers.

The TN1215 includes a 20 kW auxiliary power unit (APU) to safeguard selected tactical and operational tank functionalities in the area of sensor systems and communication systems when the primary power pack is shut off. Besides, the APU allows using programmable 120mm rounds when the primary power pack is also shut off. Modular armor will allow the new Lumberwolf to adapt to different mission requirements.

Engine
The GRM-1500HJ diesel engine was developed by GACO-Radimes Machinery Ltd to meet the requirements of Hundredstar's Lumberwolf main battle tank. The baseline engine has 1,500shp of power and the latest variant 1,800shp.

Weapon Station
The GACO - Arix Arsenal (G-AA) SentinelGuard is a family of low weight remote controlled weapon station designed for installation on a wide variety of armored vehicles ranging from the Puma all protected vehicle to the Wizard wheeled armored personnel carrier. These weapon station stations can be equipped with either machine guns (7.62mm or 12.7mm) or automatic grenade launchers (AGLs). Its gyro stabilization system allows very accurate and controlled weapon firing, even while moving through rough terrain at high speed.

Ground Sensors
The RobustUmbrella Mk I is a four-face distributed phased array Pulse Doppler radar designed to detect and automatically track Anti-Tank Rockets (ATRs), Anti-Tank Guided Missiles (ATGMs) and Tank Rounds. It has been designed for installation on Armored Fighting Vehicles (AFVs), Main Battle Tanks (MBTs), Armored Personnel Carriers (APCs), and other Surveillance and Reconnaissance Vehicles, including trucks and jeeps. The RobustUmbrella Mk I radar is capable of detection and identification of a potential threat. The radar provides early warning to the AFV crew, indicates accurate 3D direction of the threat, calculates Time-To-Impact (TTI) and automatically and timely activates reaction systems for protection of the AFV. It can be integrated with any soft-kill and hard-kill counter measures designed to protect the AFVs.

User
Hundredstar
- 274th Armoured Brigade
- 29th Armour Battalion, 60th Infantry Brigade, 1st DIVISION

The Recon Empire
- Unknown unit

by **Hundredstar** » Wed Apr 25, 2018 7:09 pm

LAPC-1911 Mk. II

LAPC-1911 Mk. III

The Spartan Defense LAPC-1911, also known as the Crocodile, is an armored amphibious assault vehicle developed to meet the requirements of the Hundredstar Army Marines. The LAPC-1911 vehicle represents a significant step forward in the HAF's building up of an effective amphibious assault force capability. The Hundredstarian Marines have developed a vehicle family based on this armored vehicle. It would have been launched at sea, from an amphibious assault ship beyond the horizon, able to transport a full Marine rifle squad to shore. It would maneuver cross country. The basic LAPC-1911 has been designed to be released from amphibious assault ships at more than 10 kilometers from the coast. Powered by two waterjets, these vehicles can achieve a top speed of 25 knots on water. A LAPC-1911 requires a crew of four-man and carries 7 to 10 fully equipped Hundredstarian Marines.

The LAPC-1911 infantry fighting vehicle (IFV) is equipped with a 30mm cannon intended to transport up to 10 fully equipped Hundredstarian Marines to enemy shores while engaging armored vehicles, personnel, and field fortifications. Besides, the LAPC-1911 IFV turret features two GACO Aviation & Missile System Sparkwind ATGW and a 7.62mm coaxial machine gun.

LAPC-1911 also equipped with The MERAH IIB is a dual Explosive Reactive Armor (ERA) kit developed for the new generation of Hundredstarian armored vehicles. The MERAH armor modules are installed on the front, sides, and top sections.

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Hundredstar
-B Coy, 202nd Mech Infantry Battalion (Marine), 1st Fast Deployment Brigade, 3rd DIVISION
- 81st Marine Battalion, 1st Fast Deployment Brigade, 3rd DIVISION
- 812nd Marine Battalion, 1st Fast Deployment Brigade, 3rd DIVISION

by **Hundredstar** » Wed May 02, 2018 11:32 pm

The new member of GACO APC-717 Tundra (Tactical UrbaN Defense and Recon - Armor) family is a multi-purpose vehicle platform which retains basic features of standard Tundra whilst maintaining the amphibious capability. Tundra is compliant with different weapon systems, can serve for various missions over rugged terrain under the range of varying climates with its superior mobility capabilities.

Tundra is a new generation of armored combat vehicle with its basic technical and tactical characteristics such as protection, structure, electronic infrastructure and low silhouette. Tundra offers all mission equipment required in the battle?eld as standard. Thanks to its large internal volume, high payload and flexible architecture; Tundra has suf?cient growth potential to meet the future operational and mission needs.

The Tundra survivability on the battlefield is achieved through add-on armor and the hull's low profile. The armored chassis can accept a variety of gun systems such as 30mm and 105mm cannons, mortar or remote weapon stations. Besides, the Tundra can integrate surface-to-air missiles and anti-tank missile systems. The Tundra is fully amphibiously propelled by two water-jets at the rear of the hull providing a swimming speed of 10 kilometers per hour. Besides, the vehicle is provided with a sensor package including thermal imager, eye-safe laser rangefinder, GPS/INS navigation system and computer-based automatic fire control system with autonomous target selection.

Tundra is earmark to replace an obsolete GACO Mk III APC

Tundra's recon version

GACO APC-717B1 Super Tundra

User
Hundredstar
- Iron Coy, 300th, Recon Battalion, 60th Infantry Brigade, 1st DIVISION
- A Coy, 6th Infantry Battalion, 2nd Infantry Brigade, 2nd DIVISION
- A, B & C Coy, 7th Infantry Battalion, 2nd Infantry Brigade, 2nd DIVISION
- 1112th Infantry (NOVA) Battalion, 2234th Eastern Infantry (Rsv) Brigade, 6th (Reserve) Division

by **Hundredstar** » Sun Jul 21, 2019 4:16 am

GACO M-1910 Bearcat

Medium-heavyweight Armored Vehicles were traditionally designed as an answer to the requirement for Mine-Resistant and Ambush Protection while transporting troops from one destination to another in a terroristic characterized environment.

Bearcat's medium-heavyweight vehicles come in three main designs each providing varied protection solutions allowing for multiple mission variants while protecting the driver and the crew giving maximal survivability. Robust designed fully armored vehicle offers an option of an additional layer of armor to protect against RPGs and IEDs. In addition to heavier designs that enable the transportation of larger numbers of personnel.

Bearcat's Medium-Weight armored vehicles have been designed to achieve ~a careful balance between high protection, together with optimum automotive performance. The vehicles are built for multi-mission readiness while providing a wide range of capabilities. The exceptional protected mobility of Bearcat is proven in the most diverse terrain and climatic conditions. Bearcat can transport up to 10 personnel including the driver and commander within its monocoque hull.

Other options include an NBC system, rear towing hitch, self-recovery winch, automatic fire extinguishing system, gun ports, and forward-looking infrared cameras. Off-road capability is enabled by a suspension that features full independent swing semi-axles, as well as a central tire inflation system that can be operated by an electronic controller on the dashboard.

M1910 is earmark to replace an obsolete GACO M-11 Wizard

User
- 3rd MP Bn
- 4th MP Bn
- element from 2911st Special Ops. Sqn, Air Force

Specifications:

Number of wheels 4
Number of drive wheels 4
Weight (kg) 19000
Payload (kg) 4500
Engine GACO- Radimes Mechinery Ltd GRM-368V2 turbodiesel
Engine power output (h.p.) 370
Max. road speed (km/h) 110
Fuel capacity (l) 320
Max. road range (km) 850

by **Hundredstar** » Mon Jul 22, 2019 6:29 pm

GACO M850 Patriot

An upgraded GACO M840 Patriot MRAP [4x4], the GACO M850 Patriot provides greater levels of survivability and mobility to navigate challenging and unpredictable environments. M850 Patriot integrates a refurbished and improved armored capsule from an existing Patriot MRAP with a new high-power automotive powertrain, chassis and independent suspension. The large usable interior volume under armor is optimal for a variety of missions including troop transport with a 15-man crew capacity, a four litter ambulatory system with attendant and command and control on the move operations.

The vehicle provides an effective combination of interior capacity, tactical mobility, operator comfort, and survivability. M850 Patriot achieves greater survivability through an enhanced monolithic floor, a strengthened chassis frame and highly effective blast absorbing seats. The vehicle’s improved mobility is achieved with a greater vehicle track width, a strong independent suspension, and an upgraded powertrain.

The upgraded interior includes an upgraded HVAC temperature control system to protect soldiers and critical computer equipment from hot and cold extremes. For a tactical vehicle of its size, M850 Patriot delivers a high level of performance in varying terrain by providing optimum stability, agility, and payload. The M850 Patriot is now available in three variants, troop carrier, ambulance and C2OTM (Command & Control On-The-Move).

The vehicle has a V-shaped hull, which deflects mine blasts away. Crew and passengers are seated on integrated mine-resistant seats, that absorb violent force and pressure generated by mine blasts. The Patriot 6x6 withstands mine blasts equivalent to 8 kg of TNT. Also, this vehicle can be fitted with a jamming system, which blocks signals that detonate the roadside bombs. Armored hull provides all-round protection against 7.62x51 mm armor-piercing rounds and artillery shell splinters. The vehicle is fitted with an automatic fire suppression system. The Patriot 6x6 has a crew of 3, including vehicle commander, driver, and gunner. It accommodates up to 12 passengers. Crew and troops enter and leave the vehicle via a side door or rear ramp. Also, there are roof hatches for observation, firing, and emergency exit, in case the vehicle is overturned.

M850 Patriot is earmark to replace an obsolete GACO-PUMA Mk I and GACO-Prince

Specifications
Number of drive wheels 6
Number of wheels 6
Length (mm) 7484
Width (mm) 2578
Height (mm) 2960
Wheelbase (mm) 4100
Weight (kg) 27600
Payload (kg) 3800
Max. road speed (km/h) 110
Gradient (%) 60
Side slope (%) 30
Fuel capacity (l) 280
Turning circle radius (mm) 18000
Fording depth (mm) 900
Engine GACO- Radimes Mechinery Ltd GRM-451B turbodiesel (450 hp)
Engine power output (h.p.) 450
Maximum torque (Nm) 1850

by **Hundredstar** » Mon Jul 22, 2019 10:27 pm

The GACO M1256 Ranger Long Range Special Operations Vehicle (LRSOV) is an open-top 4×4 long-range reconnaissance vehicle [M1260 for fully cab version] designed for use by Special Forces.

Light and powerful, capable of accessing all terrains in addition to being helicopter transportable, the vehicle can be customized to accommodate a range of user-specified equipment. The M1256 Ranger LRSOV is based on GACO’s multi-purpose platform, developed to meet various military requirements from utility vehicles to fully protected tactical vehicles. The LRSOV seats 4 crew with an optional 5th seat, providing all-round situational awareness and self-defense from a high mounted heavy machine gun ring and gun mounts at all crew positions. The vehicle can optionally be fitted with ballistic and blast protection.

The modular configuration of the vehicles allows for multi-mission variants to suit the user requirements, with GACO developing bespoke configurations from base vehicle architecture if required. The M1256 Ranger offers a large load area. The standard M1256 Ranger is capable of carrying up to 4 soldiers in combat order. The M1256 Ranger can mount a range of weapons on its purpose-built weapons tray. This unit can be fitted and removed easily and rapidly, enabling the M1256 Ranger to be re-configured as required by the ground force commander.

M1256 Ranger is earmark to replace an obsolete GACO Castle 4x4 and GACO L-1

by **Hundredstar** » Thu Jul 25, 2019 3:50 am

GACO Triguard 3-D Multi-function Mobile Radar

GACO Triguard is a multi-function mobile 3D C-Band radar that employs an Active Electronically Scanned Antenna(AESA), hosted in a full standard 20-ft ISO container equipped with autonomous power supplying, temperature conditioning, loading and unloading means for high mobility. GACO Triguard successfully accomplishes coastal surveillance, point defense, gap filling and co-ordination of SAM systems.

GACO Triguard automatically schedules and performs the activity classified as a priority according to the tactical scenario by scanning the beam both in azimuth and elevation while mechanically rotating in azimuth at 60rpm.

GACO Triguard supports the following main tasks:

by **Hundredstar** » Sat Jul 27, 2019 1:23 am

The GACO M2220 Tempest family of 4x4 tactical and light armored vehicles is designed to provide light forces (infantry, paratroopers, marines, internal security…) with the best mobility/payload compromise of its category. In addition to its outstanding on and off-road performances, the GACO M2220 Tempest is fully air transportable (A400M / C-130), multi-role and ready for being up-armored (ballistic and mine kits). It contains two version SW and HI

The Station Wagon (SW) is fully armored and ideally suited for various tactical missions such as protected patrol and internal security. It is able to transport up to 6 soldiers and/or any weapon or mission system.

The High Intensity (HI) is ideally suited for combat missions demanding a high level of protection such as offensive scouting, counterinsurgency tasks, and convoy escort. It is able to transport up to 4 or 5 soldiers and a remotely operated weapon system.

The vehicle is powered by Crownstein Industries Ltd. CroMotor Mk5 4.8-liter turbocharged diesel engine, developing 215 hp. This engine is compatible with Euro 4/5 emission requirements. The engine is coupled with an automatic transmission. A central tire inflation system is optional. When fitted, tyre pressure is adjusted from the driver's station on the move to suit various terrain conditions. Such a system is very effective driving over sand, snow or mud. Run-flat tires are also optional. This military vehicle fords water obstacles with a depth of 1.1 m and up to 1.5 m, when fitted with deep wading equipment. The GACO M2220 is fully air transportable by most tactical military aircraft.

by **Hundredstar** » Sun Jul 28, 2019 1:22 am

GACO CroMotor SPH-1546 Republican

A joint manufactured between GACO Land System and Crownstein Industries, GACO CroMotor SPH-1546 Republican Self-propelled howitzer is armament with extensive firing range, great precision and high rate of fire, the short time needed to employ the firing position and superb vehicle maneuverability. Fully automatic loading system permits both projectiles and cartridges to be loaded automatically in a whole range of azimuth and elevation, minus help from the troop. Republican is fitted with a longer 155 mm/L52 howitzer comparing with its predecessor. It is also fitted with a fully-automatic ammunition loading and handling system. The vehicle is fitted with a modern fire control system. The SPH-1546 has automatic gun laying and navigating systems. It can stop and fire its first round in 60 seconds from traveling. It also takes 30 seconds to leave firing position after firing, making it less vulnerable to counter-battery fire.

The main benefit of GACO CroMotor SPH-1546 Republican Self-propelled howitzer is its greater firing power. This is a result of full automatic rammer loading system both for projectiles and charges. In the automatic laying mode, the barrel is automatically pointed in the direction calculated by the onboard computer. The weapon system is completely automated and enables effective fire up to the range of 41 km depending on used ammunition. Superb stability of the weapon both on wheeled and tracked chassis leads to supreme possible accurate repeatability.

A very advantageous feature of GACO CroMotor SPH-1546 is a possibility to mount nearly equal turret on either on heavy wheeled armored chassis or on main battle tank chassis. This is secured by a fully autonomous mode of work and light construction of the turret. Another advantage of the GACO CroMotor SPH-1546 is its self-sufficiency in the battlefield. The onboard navigation system and fire control computer make GACO CroMotor SPH-1546 an autonomous and extremely flexible weapon system.

by **Hundredstar** » Mon Jul 29, 2019 12:04 am

The joint develop by GACO Land System and Duke Truck, GDT-915A Bridge Laying Vehicle is a new mobile vehicle-launched bridge intended to provide the needed maneuverability to military units by fast deployment over dry or water gaps, featuring above all class high load-carrying capacity. Thanks to the ability to interconnect individual bridge sections, the GDT-915A offers insuperable flexibility and a theoretically unlimited width of the spanned gap.

The bridge is launched horizontally over the front (cantilever type) rather than vertically as with a number of other bridge layers. The main advantage of such a design is that it cannot be observed some distance away by the enemy. The GDT-915A can launch one section in 3 minutes and two sections in 5 minutes.

The new wheeled vehicle features high mobility on all types of terrain. The vehicle is powered by a turbocharged diesel engine, developing 800 hp. It is worth mentioning, that it's all axles are steered. It is fitted with a central tire pressure system. The tire pressure can be adjusted from the driver's station to suit various terrain conditions. GDT-915A is fitted with an armored cab and is designed to operate in frontline conditions. Armored cab protects the crew against small arms fire and artillery shell splinters. It also has some degree of protection against landmines. All launching and recovery procedures are done without leaving the vehicle.

A pair of GDT-915A at Lamberwoolf Valley Training Site during Exercise Ironleaf 2019

by **Hundredstar** » Mon Jul 29, 2019 6:50 pm

GACO IFV-933 Vanguard

The IFV-933 is armed with a 30 mm cannon and is networked with other assets through a battle management system and network-centric wireless communications. IFV-933, which is also being built in a command variant, features improved protection while retaining commonality with earlier versions in terms of powerpack and suspension, according to manufacturer GACO Land System.

The IFV-933 was jointly developed by the Hundredstar Armed Forces, the state-run Defense Technologies Management Agency (DETMA) and GACO Land System. The IFV-933 is equipped with an Kellogbearing Proving & Arsenal KPA-30HV4 30 mm Bushmaster dual-feed cannon with day/night thermal sighting system, together with a 7.62 mm coaxial machine gun and a 7.62 mm general-purpose machine gun.

It is configured in a two-man turret version and features a modular armor design allowing it to be fitted to any required level of protection. The vehicle is fitted with a battlefield management system enabling the prompt sharing of information about locations and movements of friendly and enemy forces in a fully networked environment. The IFV-933 has a combat weight of 24,800 kg and is powered by a GACO- Radimes Machinery 960 hp turbocharged diesel engine producing a maximum road speed of 70 km/h and maximum cross-country speed of 40 km/h.

Maximum water speed is 5 km/ h, and maximum cruise range is 400 km. The vehicle is 5.97 m long and 2.78 m wide with an overall height of 2.77 m and ground clearance of 0.4 m. IFV-933 can carry 10 personnel.