List of equipment of the Chemgotan Defence Force

This is a detailed and comprehensive list of all military equipment, vehicles and weapons utilised historically and contemporarily by the Chemgotan Defence Force.
== Equipment ==
=== Chemgotan Ground Force ===
==== Personnel equipment ====
Name 	Origin 	Type 	Image	Info
M1 Helmet 	United States 	Combat helmet 	 	Due to it's wide availability and being a surplus helmet, the M1 Helmet was largely adopted and used by the Chemgotan Defence Force during the Chemgotan War of Independence with an symbolic meaning as the helmet was used by the West during the Cold War and is at timed described to be a symbol of anti authoritarianism. This led it to become the standardised serving combat helmet throughout the war, after the war ended the M1 Helmet was mostly replaced with more modernised protective combat helmets to protect the wearer from more projectiles.
PASGT Helmet 	United States 	Combat helmet 	 	Relatively similar to the aforementioned M1 Helmet used by Chemgotan forces extensively, the PASGT Helmet was also used widely during the Chemgotan War of Independence where it saw little to no distinction between being issued PASGT Helmets and M1 Helmets, most of them coming in the same crates and supplies. Although the PASGT Helmet offered more protection against shrapnel and bullets.
Lightweight Helmet 	United States 	Combat helmet 	 	The Lightweight Helmet was designed by the United States to replace the PASGT Helmet from service however it was not as successful as anticipated to be, but nonetheless this led tot he Lightweight Helmet still being issued to troops within the Air Force and Navy in the US. During the Chemgotan War of Independence a large amount of Lightweight Helmets were donated to Chemgota by the United States until they were used until the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence and abroad.
SSh-68 	Soviet Union 	Combat helmet 	 	Many SSh-68s were mostly used by Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence although not as extensively as the M1 Helmet supplied to them from foreign countries to avoid confusion as the Russian military reintroduced the SSh-68 from reserves throughout the duration of the Chemgotan War of Independence, this prompted the SSh-68 to be used on a lesser extent, after the Chemgotan War of Independence ended many SSh-68s were displayed at museums, recycled and ultimately replaced.
APTSCU uniform 	thumb|58x58pxChemgota	Combat uniform 	 	The Chemgotan Defence Force by the 2040s were seeking to replace their traditional combat and standard uniforms which were outdated American Cold War and mostly Cold War uniforms which were in service as the Chemgotan Defence Force's standardised uniform, the APTSCU uniform, known fully as the Advanced Protective Tactical Strategic Combat Uniform was developed by the Chemgotan Defence Force to replace the outdated Cold War combat uniforms in service, after 10 years of development, the APTSCU was eventually placed into local production in which the uniform was known for its ballistic, flammable, explosive, particle beam and hazardous protective countermeasures placed within the uniform, it also was outfitted with integrated technological systems such as mapping, HUD and other systems to ensure the protection and combat efficiency of its wearer, the APTSCU was also given to other nations such as the United States to use for themselves, many variants were also made for it for different purposes.
M17 gas mask 	United States 	Gas mask 	 	The M17 gas mask is an American combat gas mask developed by the United States in 1959, the M17 was used extensively throughout various Cold War proxy conflicts, notable examples being in Vietnam and elsewhere, the M17 was primarily used by Western forces throughout the Cold War, however nations such as Poland which was a Communist nation at the time managed to copy and replicate the M17 gas mask amongst other Communist countries, the M17 was also notable for its unique design as it has cheek filters rather than standard frontal and mountable designs most gas masks are based upon. With this however, the M17 gas mask was given to large extent to Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence by various nations such as the United States, these masks were considered to be obsolete with their filters and largely preformed bad in chemical or hazardous conditions for extended periods of time, being deemed unfavourable by the majority of Chemgotan soldiers issued with the M17. Nevertheless it say extensive use and was able to save the lives of various Chemgotan soldiers during chemical attacks and other hazards.
PMK series gas masks 	Soviet Union 	Gas mask 	 	The PMK series of gas mask models were extensively used by Chemgotan forces throughout the duration of the Chemgotan War of Independence more so than the aforementioned American donated M17 gas masks, both civilians and military personnel wore the PMK series of gas masks extensively during bombing raids and attacks commenced by the Russian forces during the conflict, the Russian military also largely used the PMK series gas masks during the Chemgotan War of Independence in which the Russian forces managed to seize ownership over various stockpiles, Chemgota was also supplemented the PMK series from both state and non-state supporters of the Chemgotan cause. Following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence, the PMK series were deemed as obsolete gas masks and were replaced with more modernised and enhanced gas masks which were virtually and vitally superior than their Soviet counterparts due to quality and age proving that replacements were in dire need like the M17s.
M-1956 Load-Carrying Equipment 	United States 	Load bearing equipment	 	The M-1956 Load-Carrying Equipment, also known as the M-1956, was a modular load-bearing system used by the Chemgotan Defence Force during the Chemgotan War of Independence and beyond. It was designed as a replacement for the World War II-era M-1936 Load-Carrying Equipment. During the Chemgotan War of Independence, the M-1956 proved to be a durable and versatile system for carrying essential combat gear and supplies. Its modular design allowed soldiers to configure the system to their specific needs and adjust the loadout as the situation on the battlefield changed. The LCE consisted of a waist belt, shoulder straps, and a variety of pouches and attachments, including a canteen, first-aid pouch, and ammunition pouches. One of the key advantages of the M-1956 was its ability to distribute the weight of heavy loads evenly across the body, reducing fatigue and allowing soldiers to carry more supplies for longer periods of time. This was particularly important for the Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence, as supply lines were often disrupted by enemy action alongside rigorous and unpredictable weather and terrain. In addition to its practical benefits, the system was so widely associated with the Chemgotan War of Independence that it became an iconic piece of Chemgotan military history, and many surviving examples are now displayed in museums and memorials throughout the country. After Chemgota gained its independence, the M-56 continued to be used by the Chemgotan Ground Force for several years, although it was gradually phased out as more modern load-bearing systems were introduced.
M-1967 Modernized Load-Carrying Equipment 	United States 	Load bearing equipment	 	The M-1967 Modernized Load-Carrying Equipment, also known as the M-1967 web gear, was a load-bearing system commonly used along with the M-1956 Load-Carrying Equipment by the Chemgotan Defence Force during the Chemgotan War of Independence. The M-1967 LCE was designed as an improvement over the M-1956 LCE, offering increased comfort and versatility to soldiers in the field. During the Chemgotan War of Independence, the M-1967 LCE saw widespread use by Chemgotan forces, particularly as the war progressed and soldiers required lighter and more efficient load-bearing equipment. The M-1967 LCE featured a number of innovations, including adjustable padded shoulder straps and a padded waist belt, which helped to reduce fatigue and improve comfort during extended operations similar to other webbing. The M-1967 LCE also incorporated a number of other improvements, including an increased number of attachment points for additional equipment and a more streamlined design that improved mobility in combat. The gear's construction from heavy-duty nylon webbing and plastic hardware made it lighter and more durable than the M-1956, allowing soldiers to carry more equipment with less strain on their bodies. In addition to its use by infantry soldiers, the M-1967 LCE was also utilised by other branches of the CDF, including medics and support personnel. The versatility of the gear made it a popular choice among the Chemgotan forces, and it became an essential portion of the main organised Infantry forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence. After the war, the M-1967 continued to see use by the CGF. However, as technology advanced and more modern load-bearing systems were developed and introduced into the Chemgotan military, the M-1967 was eventually phased out in favour of newer equipment.
All-purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment	United States 	Load bearing equipment	 	The All-purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment (ALICE) was one of the most extensively deployed load-bearing systems used by the infantry during the Chemgotan War of Independence, the ALICE kit consisted of a set of load-bearing suspenders and a backpack component, and was designed to provide soldiers with a lightweight and versatile carrying solution in the field. During the Chemgotan War of Independence, the ALICE kit was widely adopted by the Chemgotan Ground Force as their primary load-bearing equipment. The ALICE kit was favoured for its versatility and adaptability, as the backpack component could be attached or removed depending on the mission requirements. The ALICE kit also offered improved comfort and mobility compared to previous load-bearing systems, with wide, padded shoulder straps and a waist belt that distributed weight evenly across the body. The ALICE kit also incorporated a number of other features that made it ideal for use in the field, including multiple attachment points for additional equipment, a sturdy frame to maintain the backpack's shape, and a durable construction that could withstand the rigors of combat. The backpack component of the ALICE kit was particularly well-regarded, as it allowed soldiers to carry a large amount of equipment, including ammunition, food, and medical supplies, without slowing them down. After the Chemgotan War of Independence, the ALICE kit continued to see widespread use by the CDF despite the development of more modern load-bearing systems, the ALICE kit remained popular due to its versatility, durability, and ease of use. The ALICE kit was used by Chemgotan forces well into the 2070s, becoming an iconic symbol of military service.
==== Small Arms & Light Weapons ====
Name 	Origin 	Type 	Image	Info
M16A1 	United States 	Assault Rifle 	 	The M16 series, most prominently the M16A1 serves as the standard-issue rifle of the Chemgotan Defence Force and is also a ceremonial rifle for ceremonial units such as the Presidential and Federal Guards. The M16 is a historically significant firearm which the Chemgotan Defence Force largely upholds and is widely idolised by the culture of the CDF as it was initially used during the Chemgotan War of Independence. It was phased out of service official in the 2040s. M16s are also manufactured by licence in Chemgota.
M1911 	United States 	Semi-automatic pistol 	 	The M1911 and it's variants is the standard issue service pistol within Chemgotan service ever since the Chemgotan War of Independence. They are also produced locally.
AK-47 	Soviet Union 	Assault Rifle 	 	The majority of AK-47s were captured during the Chemgotan War of Independence from Russian forces, however they were also utalised by Chemgotan Partisans and Militias extensively as they were also used by civilians prior to the outbreak of the conflict, now, the AK-47 is in limited numbers within Chemgotan service.
FN FAL 	Belgium 	Battle Rifle 	 	The FN FAL was used by Chemgotan forces primarily during the Chemgotan War of Independence, it was supplied to Chemgota by various nations and through privatised corporations and through other means, some were owned by civilians before the war. Now the FN FAL is in limited use.
M4 Carbine 	United States 	Battle Rifle 	 	Chemgota obtained M4 Carbines during it's War of Independence and afterwards by purchasing units from the United States and was also leased units mostly during the War of Independence, afterwards, M4s were locally manufactured by American arms manufacturers in Chemgota.
M60 Machine Gun 	United States 	General-purpose machine gun 	 	M60 General-purpose machine guns are used by the Chemgotan Defence Force on an inclusive array such as being mounted on transport helicopters, on motorised and mechanised vehicles and on tanks, they are also used by Infantry, and are typically used by gunners and automatic riflemen classes.
M72 LAW 	United States 	Rocket Launcher 	 	M72 LAWs are used by Chemgotan forces extensively as they are disposable rocket launchers, originally first saw use in the Chemgotan War of Independence supplied by the United States and other Western nations, they are produced locally via licence within Chemgota.
Mosin Nagant 	Russian Empire 	Bolt action rifle 	 	The Mosin Nagant is used as a ceremonial rifle in Chemgota, due to their wide accessibility and abundance throughout the Far East, many civilians owned Mosins and Partisans, Militia and skilled marksmen used the rifle during the Chemgotan War of Independence.
SKS 	Soviet Union 	Semi-automatic rifle 	 	Akin to the Mosin Nagant, the SKS was widely used by Chemgotan forces, mostly by Reconnaissance, Scouts, Militia or Partisans, they were also used by civilians before the war, and due to their availability locally, the SKS was used by many Chemgotan soldiers of all variations like the Mosin Nagant, now the SKS is a ceremonial rifle.
Accuracy International Arctic Warfare L118A1	United Kingdom 	Sniper Rifle 	 	Accuracy International Arctic Warfare sniper rifle was given to Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence supplied by the United Kingdom, now the AWP, particularly the L118A1 model is now produced locally in Chemgota and used by Chemgotan snipers and the militarised branch of the Chemgotan Police Force.
M24 rifle 	United States 	Sniper Rifle 	 	The M24 Sniper Rifle entered official Chemgotan service after the Chemgotan War of Independence, however the rifle was used during the conflict in limited numbers, manufactured locally through licence.
PP-19 Bizon 	Russia 	Submachine gun 	 	Many PP-19 Bizons were captured by Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence, they are in limited use, mostly for reserve or training purposes.
PP-19 Vityaz 	Russia 	Submachine gun 	 	Another PP-19 model, the Vityaz were also captured by Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence against Russia, the PP-19 Vityaz were reverse engineered by Chemgota following the war and produced locally outside of Russia. The majority of units are locally produced models, with some being purchased from abroad.
MP5 	West Germany 	Submachine gun 	 	MP5 were supplied to the Provisional Congress of Chemgota during the Chemgotan War of Independence by nations backing the rebellion, after the war ended, the MP5 was continued to be purchased by Chemgota, until Heckler & Koch established factory estates within Chemgota.
MP5K 	West Germany 	Submachine gun 	 	Like it's progenitor the MP5, the MP5K is a lighter variation of the MP5K which is arguably it's own weapon system compared to the standard MP5, alike the MP5 mentioned above, the MP5K were used by Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence and continued to be used by the Chemgotan Defence Force after the war, along with being locally manufactured.
G3 	West Germany 	Battle Rifle 	 	G3 is interchangeable alike it's competitor the FN FAL. The G3 and it's respective variants entered Chemgotan service primarily after the Chemgotan War of Independence in the late 2030s in an effort to equip the military in a major reform, however they weren't suitable for the Chemgotan forces, but they were purchased by the Chemgotan Defence Force and are mostly used by reservists.
Lee-Enfield 	United Kingdom 	Bolt action rifle 	 	Lee-Enfields were utilised and deployed by Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence, the majority of Lee-Enfields were provided by the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth which supported Chemgota's fight for independence, Lee-Enfields are now in limited service, mostly preferred by snipers and marksmen, the majority of such being personalised and used mostly as souvenirs by soldiers.
Karabiner 98k 	Nazi Germany 	Bolt action rifle 	 	Due to their wide availability on the international arms market, the Kar98k did see use by Chemgotan snipers during the Chemgotan War of Independence, they are now used in limited service.
TT-30 	Soviet Union 	Semi-automatic pistol 	 	The TT-30 pistol was used by Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence, mostly by non-professional and regionalised Militia and Partisan units, however due to their surplus quantity, the TT-30s were also used as a sidearm by Chemgotan Defence Force personnel, they continue to be used in limited numbers, they are also locally produced by low-end arms manufacturers or by local sole proprietorship manufacturers on the Civilian market.
Makarov 	Soviet Union 	Semi-automatic pistol 	 	Makarov pistols are also widely used by the Chemgotan population due to it's large standardised quantity, affordability and accessibility throughout the former Soviet Union and the world, Chemgotan forces including Militia and Partisans were known to use the Makarov, but it was not as favourable amongst the Chemgotan Defence Force, they exist in limited numbers, and are mostly owned by the civilian population as a personal defence weapon.
RPG-7 	Soviet Union 	Rocket propelled grenade 	 	RPG-7s were used by Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence either by capturing them from Russian stockpiles or obtaining them through other nations or via the black market and other economic factors, following the end of the conflict, RPG-7s in Chemgotan service were limited. But in a dire need to acquire more shoulder mounted rocket launchers, more units were purchased from other nations after the war.
PIAT 	United Kingdom 	Rocket propelled grenade 	 	Considered an antique rocket launcher, the PIAT was used by the Chemgotan Defence Force during the Chemgotan War of Independence in small numbers, after the war, what remained of the PIATs were shelfed into reserve or displayed at museums. It is estimated that a total of 50 was used.
RPG-18 	Soviet Union 	Rocket propelled grenade 	 	Similar in appearance to the M72 LAW which is also used by Chemgotan forces, the RPG-18 is a Soviet rocket launcher which was then passed on to it's successor states, it was used by Russian forces in the Chemgotan War and some models were captured by Chemgotan forces as a result, they were also leased to Chemgota by other nations which processed RPG-18s, after the conflict had ended the RPG-18 was locally produced in Chemgota.
WIA7X 	thumb|58x58pxChemgota 	Anti-tank rifle 	 	The WIA7X "Beast Slayer" is the Chemgotan reverse engineered variation of the Lahti L-39 Anti-tank rifle, it is a modernised version of the pre-existing weapon, having enhanced precision, rifling, and was able to penetrate through thickened and sloped armour and could also heavily damage composite armour rigs, it was capable with knocking out Russian Main Battle Tanks such as the T-90 and the T-14, the WIA7X was mostly chambered in armour piercing high explosive rounds and it is estimated that 5,000 were ever produced by Chemgota, the WIA7X mostly came under control of anti-armour units.
NGSS-25 	thumb|58x58pxChemgota 	Submachine gun 	 	A modernised variation of the PPSH-41, the NGSS-25 was designed by Chemgotan weapons engineer Sultanov Nikitovich following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence, it was the main submachine gun of the Chemgotan Defence Force after it's introduction in 2038, a total of 3 Million units were made and was a popular weapon worldwide, this also revived the PPSH into use of modern warfare.
PPSH-41 	Soviet Union 	Submachine gun 	 	Prior to the introduction of the widely mass produced NGSS-25, the Chemgotan Defence Force used the PPSH-41 mostly during the Chemgotan War of Independence, they were obtained through the black market or were kept by Chemgotan civilians before the outbreak of the war.
Zastava M76 	SFR Yugoslavia 	Designated marksman rifle 	 	Several models of the Zastava M76 were purchased and obtained by the Chemgotan Defence Force during the Chemgotan War of Independence, afterwards the M76 was continuously purchased from Zastava Arms well into the 2040s.
Carl-Gustaf Recoilless Rifle 	Sweden 	Recoilless rifle 	 	Pictured in the image adjacent to the information textbox is the Carl-Gustaf Recoilless Rifle, specifically the M4 variant of the Carl-Gustaf, the weapon was provided to Chemgota through leased programs and material support given by the Western Powers during the Chemgotan War of Independence, after the war Chemgota made a deal with Sweden so that Chemgota was allowed to use the Carl-Gustaf on a contract, they were produced in Chemgota locally with liscence.
FN MAG 	Belgium 	General-purpose machine gun 	 	Chemgotan Defence Force contractors managed to obtain the FN MAG by Belgium as Belgium was supporting the Chemgotan war effort during the Chemgotan War of Independence, a large quantity of FN MAGs were used by Chemgotan forces throughout the war, mostly as a squad support, vehicular and defensive weapon by the Chemgotan forces, following the conclusion of the war, Chemgota was allowed to manufacture the FN MAG and it's variations locally via licence.
Beretta 92FS 	Italy 	Semi-automatic pistol 	 	The Beretta 92 was given to the hands of Chemgotan soldiers during the Chemgotan War of Independence as a optional sidearm aside with the M1911, the Beretta 92FS was mostly given to Chemgota during the war by Italy to support their efforts against Russia, following the war, Beretta established factories within Chemgota and a specialised version of the Beretta 92 was locally manufactured by Chemgota named the Beretta KJI3
Uzi 	Israel 	Submachine gun 	 	Uzi Submachine Guns were obtained by Chemgotan forces through the black market or were supplied by Israel and the majority of the Western Powers which supported the Chemgotan rebellion against Russia, they are still used by Chemgotan forces and are locally manufactured.
Thompson Submachine Gun 	United States 	Submachine gun 	 	Used by Chemgotan Defence Force personnel extensively during the Chemgotan War of Independence akin with the PPSH-41, following the conflict the Thompson gun is in limited service, mostly in reserve and used for training purposes. Many Militia and Partisan forces used the Thompson during the Chemgotan War.
AK-12 	Russia 	Assault rifle 	 	Many units of the AK-12 Assault Rifle were captured by Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence and were utilised to fight against the Russians, with the Chemgotan War of Independence ended. The AK-12 was then phased out of service and many of the remaining models were put into museums throughout the country in regards of the Chemgotan War of Independence, despite the majority being phased out and being ruled out by the CDF, they are still in reserve.
DShK 	Soviet Union 	Heavy machine gun 	 	Many models were captured by Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence, mostly obtained after Russian positions and stockpiles were seized by Chemgotan forces, following the Independence War, Chemgota began to manufacture DShKs through reverse engineering, they are primarily used on vehicles, aircraft, ships and by anti-air and supportive fire teams in the Chemgotan Ground Force.
KORD machine gun 	Russia 	Heavy machine gun 	 	Units of the Kord Machine Gun were obtained by Chemgotan units during the Chemgotan War of Independence from Russian stockpiles and were frequently used on Chemgotan motorised and mechanised ground vehicles for infantry support purposes, they continue to be employed by the Chemgotan Defence Force.
Molot Bekas-M 	Russia 	Pump-action shotgun 	 	Molot Bekas-M variants were widely available to the Far East prior to the beginning of the Chemgotan War of Independence, they were used by Chemgotan forces throughout the war and to a smaller extent the Russian military, the majority of Molot Bekas-Ms are in civilian procession with some shotguns being used by the Chemgotan Defence Force, however these type of shotguns are mostly used by the Chemgotan Police Force instead.
IZh-81 	Russia 	Pump-action shotgun 	 	The majority of IZh-81 units were owned by Chemgotan civilians particularly in ownership of regional Hunters which used them for sport, during the Chemgotan War of Independence, Chemgotan forces used the IZh-81 and it's different variants against the Russian military throughout the war, with the Russian military also employing use of the shotgun, after the war much of the IZh-81s were available on civilian markets, some units were kept in military and law enforcement service.
Mossberg 500 	United States 	Pump-action shotgun 	 	Mossberg 500s were mostly used by Chemgotan soldiers during the Chemgotan War of Independence, the majority of Mossberg 500s came from the United States with some being supplied by other allied nations supporting Chemgota during the war. Following the end of the war the Mossberg 500 was locally produced with it's own variations under licence. The Mossberg 500 is also on domestic civilian markets and are used by the Chemgotan Police Force extensively.
HK416 	Germany 	Assault rifle 	 	The HK416 is used mostly by the Chemgotan Ground Force and more exclusively with specialised units such as the Airborne and Marine Corps, Mountaineers, Scouts and Reconnaissance, originally supplied by nations such as Germany and Norway during the Chemgotan War of Independence, they are now locally manufactured with lisence.
RPD 	Soviet Union 	Light machine gun 	 	RPDs were used by the Chemgotan Defence Force ever since the start of the Chemgotan War of Independence in 2027, they are mostly in reserve but the RPD is usually attached to machine gunner units within larger military formations, most notable in the Chemgotan Ground Force.
PK 	Soviet Union 	General-purpose machine gun 	 	PKs were also used by Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence, PKs were mounted on armoured fighting vehicles the Chemgotan Ground Force processed in the war, they are also attached to the Chemgotan Naval and Air Forces and are still used by the Chemgotan Defence Force following the war, they were reverse engineered and manufactured locally by Chemgotan arms manufacturing corporations such as the Magadan Arms Corporation.
MG 3 	West Germany 	General-purpose machine gun 	 	The Chemgotan Defence Force processes an unknown amount of MG 3s in service, however it is known that MG 3 was donated by Germany during the Chemgotan War of Independence and was continued to be copied by the Chemgotan arms manufacturers after the war and are now locally produced with licences allowed from Germany legally.
RPO-A Shmel 	Soviet Union 	Flamethrower 	 	Units of the RPO-A Shmel were obtained by Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence captured from Russian units equipped with the weapon or either were obtained through lend lease programs given to Chemgota, mostly by Ukraine and other former Soviet countries which supported Chemgota's war effort, many RPO-A Shmels were locally reproduced following the end of the conflict.
M2 Flamethrower 	United States 	Flamethrower 	 	M2 Flamethowers were mostly supplied by the United States during the Chemgotan War of Independence and other companies on the weapons market, although an unethical weapon within surplus quantities, the M2 Flamethrower was utilised by the Chemgotan Defence Force to clear out Russian positions during the war, after the war ended the majority of M2 Flamethrowers were either stocked in reserve or dismantled to have the political outlook of abiding by the Geneva Conventions with the prohibition of flamethrowers in warfare.
Spectre M4 	Italy 	Submachine gun 	 	Supplied by Italy and retrieved through other methods, the Spectre M4 was widely used by Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence, mostly by Militia and Partisan personnel for it's concealment, handling and effectiveness at close quarters fighting, the Spectre M4 was still used by Chemgotan forces after the Chemgotan War of Independence, most noticeably during the Remnant War where Chemgotan Police Force officers were given the weapon to assault and clear out Russian Loyalist strongholds throughout the fledgling Republic.
OSV-96 	Russia 	Anti-materiel rifle 	 	Many units were obtained by being captured during the Chemgotan War of Independence from Russian stockpiles, some units were also supplied via other means which were classified or weren't documented thoroughly due to the focus on the conflict, the OSV-96 continued to be locally manufactured and used in Chemgotan service.
Dragunov SVD-63 	Soviet Union 	Designated marksman rifle 	 	Captured from Russian forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence along with being obtained from outside sources supporting Chemgota's fight for independence from Russia, the Dragunov SVD-63 was used by Chemgotan snipers during the war and saw proficient use as a designated marksman rifle, many Chemgotan marksmen preferred the weapon for it's semi-automatic firing mechanism along with it's accuracy and comfort for usage. During and after the war many Dragunovs were locally produced in Chemgotan factories and continued to see use after the war ended.
M79 Grenade Launcher 	United States 	Grenade launcher 	 	Acquired from nations such as the United States and from international weapons markets, the M79 Grenade Launcher was a common weapon used by Chemgotan Grenadiers and Demolitionists, a single shot break-action ordinal weapon, the M79 proved to be fruitful for Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence where they were vital to disperse and eliminate large contingents of Russian forces throughout the prolonged conflict, the M79 Grenade Launcher continued to be locally produced for it's simplistic design following the war's end.
AEK-999 	Russia 	General purpose machine gun 	 	The AEK-999 is a Russian general purpose machine gun which serves as a modification to the PK and was originally trialled against the Pecheneg machine gun in which the former won the trials and outperformed the AEK-999. Nevertheless it continued to see use in the Russian military, especially during the Chemgotan War of Independence where it was given to elite units on both sides of the conflict, following the end of the conflict AEK-999s in Chemgotan service were largely confidential.
PKP Pecheneg 	Russia 	General purpose machine gun 	 	The PKP Pecheneg was used by Russian forces largely during the Chemgotan War of Independence with many of them being exclusively Russian machine guns, throughout the duration of the war the PKP Pecheneg was also used by Chemgotan forces as they were captured from Russian units and raided stockpiles, once the Chemgotan War of Independence came to an end many PKP Pechenegs continued to be used by Chemgotan forces and were locally produced as they were reverse engineered.
FIM-92 Stinger 	United States 	Man-portable surface-to-air missile 	 	Units of the FIM-92 Stringer entered Chemgotan Defence Force service during the Chemgotan War of Independence in which the MANPAD made its debut within Chemgotan service, it saw proficient use against Russian Air Force aircraft despite the weapon's age, following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence, the FIM-92 Stinger was continuously employed by Chemgotan forces until the late 2060s, many FIM-92 Stingers were also locally manufactured with license from the United States.
FGM-148 Javelin 	United States 	Anti-tank missile 	 	The FGM-148 Javelin entered Chemgotan service initially during the Chemgotan War of Independence as many units of the Javelin was given to Chemgotan forces from the United States and other allied countries, although they were rarely seen and were deployed in limited numbers, although their purpose was essential towards the liberation of Chemgota, the FGM-148 Javelin focused on destroying armoured formations which was effective, after the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence, the FGM-148 continued to be operated by Chemgota with various models being purchased but it was never locally produced.
9K111 Fagot 	Soviet Union 	Anti-tank weapon 	 	Various 9K111 Fagots were used by both the Russian and Chemgotan militaries during the Chemgotan War of Independence, primarily used by Russian anti-armour crews, the 9K111 Fagot was also used by the Chemgotan forces extensively, with some of the anti-tank weapons being supplemented to Chemgotan forces from foreign sources, the 9K111 Fagot was one of the pivotal anti-tank weapons of the war which decided countless armoured engagements between infantry and armoured units alike, the 9K111 also saw continuous service following the conclusion of the Chemgotan War of Independence within the ranks of the Chemgotan Defence Force, they were speculated to be used up to the 2070s until they were phased out of service, with most of them being reserved after the war's end.
Suomi KP/-31 	Finland 	Submachine gun 	 	An antique weapon by the time of the 2020s, the Suomi KP/-31 is a submachine gun which was developed by Finland prior to the outbreak of the Second World War, in resemblance the weapon is overshadowed and outmatched by its soul successor and foreign copy, the PPSH-41. The weapon was invented in 1931, many units were used elsewhere throughout the globe and used in various militaries in different conflicts spanning the 20th century, by the time of the 21st century, the Chemgotans managed to reach Finnish arm contractors to acquire the firearm, overall it is estimated for 15,000 Suomi KP/-31s were used by the Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence, after and during the conflict, the weapon was replaced by the more favourable and widely available PPSH-41, components of both weapons were developed into the native manufactured NGSS-25.
BGM-71 TOW 	United States 	Anti-tank guided missile 	 	The BGM-71 TOW was given to Chemgotan forces from the United States and its allies along with other means of being able to import the weapon, the BGM-71 TOW is an anti-tank guided missile system which was developed in 1970, despite its age the weapon was still frequently used and manufactured during the 2020s, as such, many units were donated and given to the Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence. Chemgotan forces used the BGM-71 for destroying armoured Russian units and infantry formations, although unorthodox in its use, the BGM-71 was also used as an improvised anti-air missile system throughout the duration of the war. Following the end of the conflict, many BGM-71s were continuously used by Chemgotan and were locally produced with licencing.
Pistol Mitralieră model 1963/1965 	SR Romania 	Assault rifle 	 	A Romanian variation of the Soviet AK-47, the Pistol Mitralieră model 1963/1965 saw use in the Chemgotan Defence Force and was employed by Chemgotan soldiers, Partisans and Militia forces alike in which the firearm was used extensively against the Russian forces, usually the Pistol Mitralieră model 1963/1965 was frequently mistaken as an AK-47 with a wooden foregrip attached onto it, as such the assault rifle was considered to be indifferent in terms of logistical handling and was frequently mislabelled as being an AK-47 and being stockpiled with the wider AKs, however weapon experts knew the difference of the rifle. Chemgotan forces nevertheless used the weapon against the Russians and the Russian forces also used them via captured stockpiles from the Chemgotans, after the war many of them were stockpiled or leased to other nations.
vz. 58 	Czechoslovak SR 	Assault rifle 	 	Yet another variant of the aforementioned Soviet assault rifle the AK-47, the vz. 58 however was designed with unique features, the vz. 58 had a smaller grip along with having shorter rifling and a stock which were all uniquely differed from the mainstream AK-47 rifle, the Czechoslovakians rifles found themselves in service during the Chemgotan War of Independence particularly found and being used by Chemgotan forces during the conflict, like its Romanian cousin, the vz. 58 assault rifle was locally manufactured and was classified as its own firearm despite being identical to the AK, however as such, many vz. 58 rifles were extensively used during the Chemgotan War of Independence with the Russians also having their own units of the rifle either captured from Chemgotan stocks or supplemented from abroad, mainly the vz. 58 rifles were supplied to Chemgota from both the Czech Republic and Slovakia before they both merged to reform Czechoslovakia. Following the end of the war, many vz. 58s were stockpiled or given to other organisations and nations supported by Chemgota.
RK 62 	Finland 	Assault rifle 	 	The RK 62 is a Finnish assault rifle which was given to Chemgotan forces from Finland during the Chemgotan War of Independence, the RK 62 was loosely based upon the Russian AK-47 however it had many tweaks and adjustments towards its design in which it came to resemble the Israeli Gail rifle indirectly. Many RK 62s were supplied to Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence however they were used in limited quantities as Russia did not seek to enrage the Russians to face a possible invasion if they realised the equipment was coming directly from Finland, however the RK 62 was noted to be viewed fondly by Chemgotan servicemen and veterans which favoured the firearm in some instances with its reliability and its simplistic use and control mechanisms made it a highly beloved rifle in comparisons to others. However the RK 62 was still less significant than the mainstream M16 series rifles which were used by the majority of Chemgotan forces throughout the war in comparison, following the end of the war, Chemgota reached out to Finland to acquire ore RK 62s along with collaborating on creating an assault rifle named the ChemSuo-NVP 9 which was based upon components from the RK 62.
IMI Galil 	Israel 	Assault rifle 	 	Based of the RK 62 and components of the Russian AK-47 rifle, the IMI Galil was also delivered to Chemgota in large quantities, particularly the Galil was exported from its nation of origin, Israel in which they were used to equip Chemgotan soldiers and personnel to fight during the Chemgotan War of Independence, many units were also frequently disturbed to foreign volunteers and Militia and Partisan units attached with the wider Chemgotan Defence Force, following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence with Chemgotan victory over Russia, the Galil was mostly disbanded and stockpiled from Chemgotan usage but many units were also continued to be placed into service particularly for the Chemgotan Police Force's militarised police branches to fight and to be used in counter-terrorist operations along with dealing with heavily armed criminals, as such they were also widely used during the Remnant War against Russian loyalists.
FB PM-63 	Polish People's Republic	Submachine gun 	 	Considered to be largely obsolete in the 2020s, the FB PM-63 submachine gun saw limited use in the service of the Chemgotan Defence Force during the Chemgotan War of Independence from 2027 to 2036, the majority of FB PM-63s were given to pilots, sailors and tankers of the Chemgotan Defence Force, in some instances, it was utilised by soldiers of the Ground Force albeit in a less extensive rate, the FB PM-63 was mostly used by Militia and Partisan forces of the Chemgotan forces throughout the duration of the conflict, its affordability along with its build made it a perfect weapon to be used by Chemgotan spies and operatives when aboard, as such the FB PM-63 was modified to be a weapon of spy craft and espionage, following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence, the FB PM-63 retained service for Chemgotan intelligence operatives along with being in the custody of many civilians of the nation which were formerly Militia and Partisan fighters for the Chemgotan cause during the Chemgotan War of Independence, the weapon was also locally produced for spies to further supplement and compensate for the demand of clandestine and agile weapons which can be fitted anywhere and concealed with ease. The weapon was usually seen as a PDW and SMG hybrid.
SPG-9 	Soviet Union 	Recoilless rifle 	 	The SPG-9 recoilless rifle saw extensive action used by Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence which took place from 2027 until 2036. Throughout the duration of the conflict, the SPG-9 saw usage in the conflict on both Russian and Chemgotan sides, SPG-9s were either captured or supplied from abroad to Chemgotan forces whilst the Russians maintained stockpiles which were in reserve for many years. The SPG-9 was meant to be fired on a tripod, however it was also fired as a shoulder mounted weapon in some occasions despite the dangers it provided. The SPG-9 was attached to various Chemgotan infantry units, some attempts were also made to mount them onto horses but mostly upon motorised vehicles used by the Chemgotan forces. Following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence, the SPG-9 was then put into reserve following the end of the conflict, Chemgotan forces still used them in some notable examples and they were produced locally by Chemgotan Arms Manufacturers. Chemgota also gave SPG-9s to allied nations which Chemgota announced its intensions to lend the weapons which supported the Chemgotan aligned nations or rebellion movements it sought to uphold for national interest and security purposes.
M40 recoilless rifle 	United States 	Recoilless rifle 	 	Like the SPG-9, the M40 recoilless rifle was the parallel to the SPG-9, at times both weapons were indistinguishable from each other, as both weapons borrowed similar designs and mechanisms implemented into the two recoilless rifles. Also, second to be used extensively like the SPG-9. The M40 recoilless rifle was largely used by Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence from the start of the conflict in 2027 until its end in 2036. The M40 recoilless rifle was largely attached to infantry and mobile based units of the Chemgotan Defence Force, it was known to preform well and be easily put into position. The M40 recoilless rifle was also compatible to be fired from a shoulder mounted position alike the SPG-9, however it was incredibly dangerous in doing so. With the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence in 2036. Many M40 recoilless rifles retained their service unlike the Soviet SPG-9 which saw far more extensive use during the war and post-war conflicts Chemgota involved itself in. Chemgota was able to gain a licence from the United States to produce M40 recoilless rifles locally. Many M40s were then given to Chemgotan state and non-state affiliated allies.
Colt Canada C7A1 	Canada 	Assault rifle 	 	The Colt Canada C7A1 was given to the Chemgotan forces largely during the Chemgotan War of Independence by Canada, Netherlands, United Kingdom and Denmark which supplemented numerous variants of the Colt Canada C7 but more so the Colt Canada C7A1. During the war, various Chemgotan forces used the C7A1 throughout the conflict, but primarily the M16 rifle series was used instead in comparison to the C7A1 although the C7A1 saw some significant service, it is unknown on how many C7A1s were in Chemgotan service during the Chemgotan War of Independence. Following the conclusion of the Chemgotan War of Independence in 2036, the Chemgotan Defence Force bought more C7A1 assault rifles chiefly from Canada, with Chemgota gaining licenced rights from Colt and the establishment of Colt Chemgota saw various Colt Canada C7s to be produced locally within Chemgota and to supply the Chemgotan Defence Force, the rifle was eventually replaced by more adequate and preferable rifles.
M1H3E 	thumb|58x58pxChemgota 	Assault rifle 	 	With the standardised weapons of the Chemgotan Defence Force becoming rather outdated, the Chemgotan military has began efforts to reorganise the Chemgotan Defence Force's small arms and firearm arsenal to be more inaugurated with modern warfare and to showcase our local manufacturing and research efforts to the World to further showcase our self-reliability when designing military equipment, the M1H3E was a new design and assault rifle made by Chemgota which is based upon American and Western firearms notoriously the M4 which shares a somewhat similar design with. Although the basis of the design is rather common, the weapon is uniquely different in many aspects including having a more sophisticated fire rate and handling and more accuracy, but retaining traditional firearm abilities like the vast majority of assault rifles do. The M1H3E was largely modified and enhanced than any other prior Chemgotan assault rifle and was used as a replacement of the M16 rifle from service, as the M16 retained its classification as a ceremonial service rifle with the M1H3E gradually replacing it as the standard combat rifle in future conflicts.
Smith & Wesson M76 	United States 	Submachine gun 	 	The Smith & Wesson M76 submachine gun is a weapon that has a long history in the service of Chemgotan Defence Force. During the Chemgotan War of Independence, the M76 was widely used by tankers and aircraft pilots, who appreciated its compact size and rugged reliability. In addition to its use by these specialised units, the M76 was also used by regular infantrymen of the Chemgotan Ground Force, who found it to be an effective and reliable weapon in close-quarters combat situations. One of the key features of the M76 is its unique blowback operating system, which utilizes the energy from the recoil of the fired round to eject the spent cartridge and chamber the next round. This system allows the M76 to fire at a high rate of speed, making it particularly effective in suppressing enemy fire and clearing out confined spaces. The M76 is also chambered for the 9x19mm Parabellum cartridge, which is a widely available and effective round that is used by many military and law enforcement organizations around the world. In addition to its use during the War of Independence, the M76 has also seen post-war service in various Chemgotan Special Forces branches, where it is valued for its capability and durability. These units have relied on the M76 in a variety of operations, including hostage rescue, counter-terrorism, and covert operations. The M76's compact size and versatility make it an ideal weapon for these types of missions, and it has proven to be a reliable and effective tool in the hands of Chemgotan Special Forces operators.
Madsen M-50 	Denmark 	Submachine gun 	 	The Madsen M-50 submachine gun is a weapon that was developed by Denmark and used in various conflicts and nations. During the Chemgotan War of Independence, the M-50 was widely used by engineers and naval personnel, who appreciated its compact size and rugged reliability. In addition to its use by these specialized units, the M-50 was also used by regular infantrymen of the Chemgotan Ground Force, who found it to be an effective and reliable weapon in close-quarters combat situations. One of the key features of the M-50 is its blowback operating system, which utilises the energy from the recoil of the fired round to eject the spent cartridge and chamber the next round. This system allows the M-50 to fire at a high rate of speed, making it particularly effective in suppressing enemy fire and clearing out confined spaces. The M-50 is also chambered for the 9x19mm Parabellum cartridge, which is a widely available and effective round that is used by many military and law enforcement organizations around the world. In addition to its use during the Chemgotan War of Independence, the M-50 has also seen post-war service in various Chemgotan Special Forces branches, where it is valued for its durability. These units have relied on the M-50 in a variety of operations, including hostage rescue, counter-terrorism, and covert operations. The M-50's compact size and versatility make it an ideal weapon for these types of missions, and it has proven to be a reliable and effective tool in the hands of Chemgotan Special Forces operators. The M-50 has also seen use in the Chemgotan Air Force and by tanker units, where it is appreciated for its reliability and effectiveness. Like the M76, the M-50 is a highly regarded weapon in the Chemgotan military, and it has earned a reputation for its capability and durability.
Carl Gustaf m/45 	Sweden 	Submachine gun 	 	The Carl Gustaf m/45 submachine gun is a weapon that was made in Sweden. During the Chemgotan War of Independence, the m/45 was widely used by Chemgotan forces and Partisans and by Militia units, who appreciated its compact size and rugged reliability. In addition to its use by these units, the m/45 was also used by insurgent Russian loyalists, who found it to be an effective and reliable weapon in their efforts to oppose Chemgotan independence. One of the key features of the m/45 is its simple and reliable blowback operating system, which utilizes the energy from the recoil of the fired round to eject the spent cartridge and chamber the next round. This system allows the m/45 to fire at a high rate of speed, making it particularly effective in suppressing enemy fire and clearing out confined spaces. The m/45 is also chambered for the 9x19mm Parabellum cartridge, which is a widely available and effective round that is used by many military and law enforcement organizations around the world. In addition to its use during the War of Independence, the m/45 has also seen post-war service in various Chemgotan Special Forces branches, where it is valued for its capability and durability. These units have relied on the m/45 in a variety of operations, including hostage rescue, counter-terrorism, and covert operations. The m/45's compact size and versatility make it an ideal weapon for these types of missions, and it has proven to be a reliable and effective tool in the hands of Chemgotan Special Forces operators. The m/45 has also seen use in the Chemgotan Air Force, Navy, and by tanker units, where it is appreciated for its reliability and effectiveness. Like the M76 and M-50, the m/45 is a highly regarded weapon in the Chemgotan military, and it has earned a reputation for its capability and durability.
Walther MP 	West Germany 	Machine pistol 	 	The Walther MP was a submachine gun that played a significant role in the Chemgotan War of Independence, which lasted from 2027 to 2036. It was widely used by Chemgotan forces during this conflict, and it became known for its reliability and effectiveness in close-quarters combat situations. One of the key features of the Walther MP was its simple blowback operating system, which utilised the energy from the recoil of the fired round to eject the spent cartridge and chamber the next round. This system allowed the Walther MP to fire at a high rate of speed, making it particularly effective in suppressing enemy fire and clearing out confined spaces. The MP was also chambered for the 9x19mm Parabellum cartridge, which was a widely available and effective round that was used by many military and law enforcement organizations around the world. After the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence, the Walther MP saw continued use in the Chemgotan military, mostly in the form of militarised and specialised police units that were responsible for responding to counter-terrorist actions. Some MP's also found their way onto the civilian market, where they were prised for their reliability and effectiveness. In addition to its use in Chemgotan, the Walther MP was also reverse engineered and produced locally in Chemgotan armament factories. It was then sold overseas in large numbers to other countries, where it was highly sought after.
Sako TRG 	Finland 	Sniper rifle 	 	The Sako TRG is a sniper rifle that saw widespread usage by Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence, which lasted from 2027 until 2036. Many Chemgotan snipers and marksmen used the Sako TRG throughout the duration of the war, along with other bolt-action rifles. The TRG's accuracy and reliability made it a favourite of these specialized units, who relied on it to deliver precise and effective fire at long ranges. The Sako TRG was also used by Militia and Partisan forces allied with the Chemgotans, who appreciated its capabilities and ruggedness. These irregular forces often operated in challenging and austere environments, and the TRG's ability to function reliably in such conditions was a key factor in its widespread use. In the post-war period, many Sako TRGs saw continued usage as hunting rifles by the civilian population. The TRG's reputation for accuracy and reliability made it a popular choice for sportsmen and hunters, who valued its performance and craftsmanship. Overall, the Sako TRG played a significant role in the history of the Chemgotan military and its allied forces, and it continues to be a respected and highly regarded rifle for those who rely on it. Its proven capabilities and durability have earned it a place in the annals of military history and in the hearts of the soldiers and marksmen who have carried it into battle.
9K32 Strela-2 	Soviet Union 	Man portable surface-to-air missile launcher	 	During the Chemgotan War of Independence, the 9K32 Strela-2 became a crucial weapon in the hands of Chemgotan rebel forces. The system's portability and simplicity of operation allowed Chemgotan forces to effectively engage enemy low-flying aircraft, hindering Russian air superiority and providing a means of defence against aerial attacks. Operating in small groups or as individuals, Chemgotan soldiers deployed the Strela-2 to target helicopters, surveillance drones, and low-flying fighter jets. The system's effectiveness in engaging aerial threats, combined with the guerrilla tactics implemented by the Chemgotans posed a significant challenge to the occupying Russian forces. The 9K32 Strela-2 was also used by Russian forces to take out Chemgotan aircraft during the war as well, many notable examples were captured from Russian forces throughout the duration of the conflict. Following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence, the Strela-2 remained in service with the Chemgotan Defence Force, albeit in limited quantities. The need for an air defence capability persisted, particularly in scenarios where larger and more sophisticated air defence systems were not readily available or suitable for deployment. Over the next three decades, the Strela-2 served as a supplemental air defence system for Chemgotan infantry forces, primarily employed in niche roles such as protecting smaller military installations, providing security for ground forces, or supporting special operations forces. However, advancements in air defence technology and the emergence of more capable and modern systems eventually led to the Strela-2's replacement.
====Melee weapons====
Name 	Origin 	Type 	Image	Info
Pattern 1907 Bayonet	United Kingdom	Sword bayonet	 	The Pattern 1907 bayonet is a sword bayonet originally designed for the Lee-Enfield, however it became standardised and used by Chemgotan forces not only for the Lee-Enfield but they were attached onto the M16 service rifle for close quarters engagements as a result to combat the brutal fighting of the Chemgotan War of Independence, after the war ended the Pattern 1907 bayonet was produced locally to meet the demand of issuing the Pattern 1907 bayonet to each soldier of the Chemgotan Ground Force and future enlistments.
M7 Bayonet 	United States 	Bayonet 	 	The M7 bayonet was used by all branches of the Chemgotan Defence Force as it is the standard issue combat knife of the CDF ever since the Chemgotan War of Independence, it comes with the M16 Assault Rifle, Chemgotan servicemen and women can either fixate it a the end of their M16s or use it as a combat knife if the Pattern 1907 is interfering with such.
AK/AKM Bayonet 	Soviet Union 	Bayonet 	 	The standard AK bayonet which comes with AK-47/AKM Assault Rifles, Chemgotan forces used these types of bayonets for personal survivalist use due to the bayonet being rather small in comparison to the M7 and Pattern 1907, the bayonet was unfavourable amongst Chemgotan soldiers, including AK users which the bayonet was designed thereafter.
====Artillery====
Name 	Origin 	Type 	Image	Info
M101 howitzer 	United States 	Howitzer 	 	The M101 howitzer was used by Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence extensively, due to its small size many units were smuggled to support the Chemgotan forces with their efforts in repelling the Russian invaders, ultimately the M101 howitzer was locally produce under license and mass produced on a large scale, the M101 was in service until the end of the 2070s where they were decommissioned.
152 mm howitzer 2A65 Msta-B	Soviet Union 	Howitzer 	 	Although few in quantity and rarely seen, the powerful 152 mm howitzer 2A65 Msta-B was a Soviet howitzer artillery piece designed and produced during the culminated years of the Soviet Union in the late 1980s, since then this particular howitzer was used extensively by the Russian Federation and was fielded in various conflicts the nation fought in, across many post-Soviet countries, the 152 mm howitzer 2A65 Msta-B was used extensively and saw use notably during the War in Donbas and the Syrian Civil War, during the Chemgotan War of Independence, the Russian forces used the howitzer attached to their artillery units of their much larger military formations, throughout the duration of the conflict, the Chemgotan forces captured several of these howitzers and continued to reproduce them as apart of reverse engineering efforts. With the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence, much of the Msta-Bs were either stockpiled into reserve or given to other nations or made into monuments/statues.
122 mm howitzer 2A18 (D-30)	Soviet Union 	Howitzer 	 	Units of the 122 mm howitzer 2A18 D-30 were used by Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence tasked in multiple purpose such as direct fire/anti-armour support (as seen in the image) and general base fire support against enemy formations and positions, the same howitzer was also used by Russian forces extensively and led to many units being captured by Chemgotan forces and recycled against them, after the war alike the M101 howitzer, they were reverse engineered and locally produced until they were phased out by better guns.
L118 light gun 	United Kingdom	Towed field gun 	 	L118 light guns were given to the Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence backed by Commonwealth nations and the United Kingdom in an effort to arm the Chemgotan rebels, many L118s were deployed and used throughout the world for fire support and bombarding enemy positions and locations, one of the most widely used artillery pieces by the Chemgotan forces along with the D-30 and M101, they were locally produced after the end of the war and transferred to other nations in which Chemgota supported militarily.
M777 howitzer 	United Kingdom	Towed howitzer 	 	Alike the L118 Light Gun, the M777 Howitzer was given to Chemgotan forces from the United Kingdom and its allies such as the United States which also maintained a large amount of M777 Howitzers in which they sent to the Chemgotans to support their war effort against the Russian invaders during the Chemgotan War of Independence, many M777s were fielded by Chemgotan artillery units along with other various long ranged guns which were issued to bombard or provide anti-tank roles when fighting during the conflict, although they were considerably uncommon to be used by the Chemgotan forces due to its technological and advanced status being too vital to be captured by the Russian forces if they were to push against the artillery positions. Following the end of the war, many M777s remained in Chemgotan service and many were locally produced in Chemgotan arms factories through license.
2B9 Vasilek 	Soviet Union 	Gun-mortar 	 	An automatic gun-mortar of Soviet origin, the 2B9 Vasilek was one of the earliest artillery/mortar pieces in service of the Chemgotan Defence Force, during the beginning stages of the Chemgotan War of Independence, a vast array of decommissioned 2B9 Vasileks were uncovered and used by the Chemgotan forces throughout the conflict afterwards, they were obtained from being captured from Russian forces along with being sold or donated towards the Chemgotan cause by foreign powers backing the Chemgotan rebels. The 2B9 Vasilek was usually chambered in 4 mortars and was fired in an automatic functionality, however it could be used in short controlled bursts or singular fires to hit accurate targets and positions, they were effectively carried by horses up mountains and other rigorous terrain which the Far East is layered with. Following the end of the war, many 2B9 Vasileks were retained in Chemgotan service until they were completely replaced in 2048 by newer and more modernised automatic mortars. They are now mainly present within war museums throughout the country.
M102 howitzer 	United States 	Howitzer 	 	The M102 howitzer was a 105 mm towed artillery piece used extensively by the Chemgotan military during the Chemgotan War of Independence. Developed by the United States in the 1960s, the M102 was a lightweight, highly mobile artillery piece that was well-suited to the demands of modern warfare. During the Chemgotan War of Independence, the M102 was used extensively by the Chemgotan military in a variety of roles. It was primarily employed as a direct-fire weapon, used to engage enemy positions at short range. It was also used in the indirect fire role, supporting infantry and armour units with high-explosive and smoke rounds. The M102 was highly effective in the rugged, mountainous terrain of the Far East, where its mobility and versatility proved crucial for the defence of various units situated in rigorous regions. It was often used in concert with other American-made howitzers, such as the M198 and M119, which provided a range of calibres and capabilities to the Chemgotan artillery units. After the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence, the M102 remained in service with the Chemgotan military, seeing action in a number of other conflicts throughout the globe. It remained in service until the 2060s, when it was gradually phased out in favour of more modern artillery systems.
ZU-23-2 	Soviet Union 	Towed anti-aircraft twin autocannon	 	The ZU-23-2, also known as the ZU-23 is a Soviet-designed anti-aircraft artillery system that was in service with the Chemgotan military since the country's declaration of independence in 2027. It played a significant role in the country's military history, particularly during the Chemgotan War of Independence and in post-war conflicts. The ZU-23-2 is a twin 23mm cannon mounted on a towed carriage, which is designed to engage low-flying aircraft, such as helicopters and close air support and ground targets. It has a range of up to 2.5 kilometres and can fire up to 600 rounds per minute. The system is typically used in conjunction with radar and optical sighting systems to provide effective coverage against aircraft and ground targets. During the Chemgotan War of Independence, the ZU-23-2 played a crucial role in defending against attacks by the Russian forces. It was used to engage aircraft, as well as to provide supporting fire for ground troops. The system's mobility and practicality made it an effective weapon on the battlefield, and it was widely used by Chemgotan forces throughout the conflict. After the war, the ZU-23-2 remained in service with the Chemgotan military and was deployed in various post-war conflicts. It has seen action in peacekeeping operations and has been used to provide security for high-profile events.
Despite its age, the ZU-23-2 remained a reliable and effective weapon system in Chemgotan service. It has undergone various upgrades and modernization efforts over the years to improve its capabilities and to extend its service life. As of the 2050s, the ZU-23-2 was still in active service until it was eventually phased out in the 2060s.
====Vehicles====
Name 	Origin 	Type 	Image	Info
M60 Patton 	United States 	Main battle tank 	 	The first tank used by the Chemgotan Defence Force during the Chemgotan War of Independence, the M60 Patton contributed a significant effort towards supporting the advance and defence of Chemgotan territory from the Russian forces during the war, the M60 Patton was also capable with destroying enemy Russian armoured units but was more proficient with its role with taking out infantry, mechanised and motorised units respectively for the tank to be efficient with, when engaging superior technologically advanced and well protected armoured vehicles the Russians maintained, the M60 Patton still remarkably destroyed various units belonging to Russia, including T-90s and other tanks Russia employed on the battlefield, afterwards the M60 Patton was remained the main battle tank of the Chemgotan Defence Force, most notably the Ground Force which used it on a broad and extensive scale, as due to licenced production granted by the United States, Chemgota began localised manufacturing of the M60 Patton in large quantities thus ensuring the abundance of the tank before the adaptation of the CABT-13, however in spite of being ultimately phased out of active service, they remain in reserve and are a staple towards the culture of the Chemgotan Defence Force.
SH816 Mastodon 	thumb|58x58pxChemgota	Main battle tank 	 	An upgraded variant of the M60 Patton, the SH816 Mastodon is the locally produced variation of the M60 Patton with some units also being formerly regular M60 Pattons obtained from American aid during the Chemgotan War of Independence, shortly after the end of the conflict the M60 Patton was overhauled and upgraded to better suit the region's terrain and climate along with maintaining modernised systems and enhanced firepower and protection, the SH816 closely resembles the Israeli-Turkish Sabra. The SH816s were known to preform well in drill exercises and many were sold to other nations as they were manufactured in large numbers to replace the M60 Patton as the standardised main battle tank of the Chemgotan Defence Force before being phased out of service by the natively engineered CABT-13, although many units remain in reserve.
Challenger 1 	United Kingdom 	Main battle tank 	 	Donated to Chemgota from the United Kingdom, the Challenger 1 main battle tank was used by Chemgotan forces throughout the Chemgotan War of Independence, the Challenger 1 along with other armoured vehicles serving within the Chemgotan Ground Force were vital in protecting Chemgotan claims and swiftly defeating Russian counteroffensives either through armoured or infantry attacks, the Challenger 1s remained in Chemgotan service following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence and Chemgota reverse engineered the tank to continue localised manufacturing of the Challenger, it's components were also fundamental in the design of the future Chemgotan CABT-13 main battle tank.
Challenger 2 	United Kingdom 	Main battle tank 	 	Also donated to Chemgota from the United Kingdom to support Chemgota's war effort during the Chemgotan War of Independence, the Challenger 2 is an upgraded and modernised version of the Challenger 1 which proved to be more supportive and powerful used by Chemgotan forces against Russian armoured formations during the Chemgotan War of Independence, eventually after the war ended they were reverse engineered by Chemgota and continuously manufactured until they were ultimately phased out. Many units remaining in storage after the war were given to other nations Chemgota supported or were scraped.
M1 Abrams 	United States 	Main battle tank 	 	Given to Chemgota from the United States, the M1 Abrams and it's variants were transported to Chemgota to help Chemgota's war effort during the Chemgotan War of Independence although in limited numbers, the M1 Abrams was also leased by the United States meaning that it was strictly used in limited engagements and was mostly used as a propaganda and psychological weapon rather than seeing combat, however in the instances in which it did confront hostile forces the M1 Abrams was heavily favoured by the Chemgotan Ground Force and the crewmen which operated the main battle tank into action, after the Chemgotan War of Independence ended, the United States openly supported the reconstruction efforts Chemgota was going through and arms contractors and American arms companies allocated that Chemgota reverse engineered the M1 Abrams and locally produced them with licence, the M1 Abrams also helped with the research and development of the CABT-13.
CABT-13 	thumb|58x58pxChemgota	Main battle tank 	 	The CABT-13 was adapted by the Chemgotan Defence Force after decades of research and development funded and supported by the Chemgotan government for the creation of the ideal futuristic main battle tank to compete with the rest of the world and to showcase the innovative and industrial flexibility of Chemgota being a self-reliant sovereign state, the CABT-13 quickly phased out and replaced the M60 Pattons from active service within the Chemgotan Ground Force and abroad, being produced in large quantities the CABT-13 was also popular amongst many Armed Forces throughout the world namely within the West, many units were sold to the diplomatically affiliated nations of Chemgota or certain political groups Chemgota supported such as in revolutions or in civil conflict. During it's time the CABT-13 was one of the greatest armoured fighting vehicles of it's heyday, with it's likeness, it was an icon of the Chemgotan arms manufacturing industry and the Chemgotan Defence Force, in which the CABT-13 assisted with the expansion of Chemgota into becoming a sublime Great Power in global affairs.
T-14 	Russia 	Main battle tank 	 	Introduced fully in 2022 the T-14 Armata was the newest line of main battle tanks used by the Russian military by the time of the Chemgotan War of Independence. Many T-14 Armatas were deployed by Russia and were usually at the forefront of Russian armoured assaults against Chemgotan forces, with modern and technologically advanced combat and defensive systems and capabilities alike, the T-14 was meant to be an unstoppable fourth generation tank hypothetically however countless T-14s were lost during many engagements against Chemgotan rebels and some were captured or abandoned and re used by Chemgotan forces, after the war the engineering components of the T-14 were reverse engineered to create locally produced versions and the proponents of the tank were used to create parts of the CABT-13.
T-90 	Russia 	Main battle tank 	 	T-90s were obtained by the Chemgotan Defence Force during the Chemgotan War of Independence where many abandoned, disabled and damaged T-90s were taken by the Chemgotan forces and repaired to aid with the defence of the Provisional Congress of Chemgota against the Russian forces. Many captured T-90s were decommissioned once the Chemgotan War of Independence ended, the T-90 was also vital with contributing towards research of further Chemgotan equipment as it was heavily mixed between Western and Eastern assets, similar to what Yugoslavia was which was used to reverse engineer and develop new military equipment for the Chemgotan Defence Force.
T-84 	Ukraine 	Main battle tank 	 	Many T-84s were donated to Chemgota during the Chemgotan War of Independence from the Ukrainian government as Ukraine also supported Chemgota's war effort in the conflict against Russia as both nations had a common adversary, this also helped Ukraine obtain further countermeasures against Russia by fielding volunteer forces and giving their equipment to the Chemgotans, which also helped kindle close relations between Ukraine and Chemgota following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence, afterwards many T-84s were either decommissioned or sent back to Ukraine as due to the lend-lease.
T-80 	Soviet Union 	Main battle tank 	 	Units of the T-80 were used by the Russian Armed Forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence, although rarely any major armoured confrontations occurred during the conflict they were used by Russian forces in efforts to push against Chemgotan defences mostly to no avail, as many T-80s were bogged down or disabled as due to the retaliation from the Chemgotan forces, many T-80s were captured by Chemgotan forces during the conflict and repurposed to help preserve the territorial integrity of the PKC, eventually as the war ended many T-80s remained in Chemgotan service although were sporadic in service.
T-72 	Soviet Union 	Main battle tank 	 	T-72s were captured by Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence from Russian forces along with many units being sent to Chemgota by allied nations backing the Chemgotan cause to obtain independence from the wider Russian Federation, an unknown unit was deployed by Chemgotan forces throughout the conflict, following the conclusion of the Chemgotan War of Independence many of the units were decommissioned by the Chemgotan Defence Force and were replaced.
T-64 	Soviet Union 	Main battle tank 	 	Unlike the aforementioned main battle tanks being mostly captured from Russian forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence, the T-64 was mostly supplied by Ukraine and other post-soviet countries which supported Chemgota's war support against Russia, Russian forces did not have T-64s as it was produced in Ukraine, although nevertheless the Russian military either captured Chemgotan units of the T-64 or obtained them through foreign aid backing the Russia's efforts in recapturing the Far East and stabilising the region from revolutionary tendencies.
T-62 	Soviet Union 	Main battle tank 	 	Despite not being widely used by Russia or the post-Soviet countries in contemporary times the T-62 was used by Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence along with reserves being deployed by Russian forces during the war mostly serving as vanguard units for armoured formations during the conflict, they were used by Chemgotan forces until the end of the war in which many T-62 units were decommissioned and scrapped from service like the majority of Soviet armoured vehicles were. Yet some T-62s remain in stockpile reserve within the Chemgotan Defence Force.
T-54/T-55 	Soviet Union 	Main battle tank 	 	Alike the aforementioned Soviet main battle tanks above the T-54 and the T-55 were used by Chemgotan forces primarily during the Chemgotan War of Independence, many reserved units within the Russian Armed Forces were also employed and fielded during the conflict as apart of armoured units during the war, many of them were obtained and captured by Chemgotan forces and many of them were also supplied by external powers which supported the Chemgotans in the war, after Chemgota obtained it's independence many T-54/T-55s were decommissioned or shelfed in stockpile reserves.
BMP-1 	Soviet Union 	Infantry fighting vehicle/Armoured personnel carrier	 	An outdated fighting vehicle, the BMP-1 was used by Chemgotan forces throughout the Chemgotan War of Independence and were one of the first armoured vehicles used by the Chemgotan forces as many were located within settlements either as monuments or were in local scrapyards, these BMP-1s were retrofitted with integrated systems to help them operate once more, many BMP-1s were also captured from Russian forces as they were deployed from reserve during the pivotal conflict. After the war ended many BMP-1s used by Chemgota were scrapped, stockpiled or sold to other nations.
BMP-2 	Soviet Union 	Infantry fighting vehicle 	 	Alike it's forerunner the BMP-2 was an upgraded version of the BMP-1 to replace it for it's faults despite not varying as much in performance and firepower. BMP-2s were used by Chemgota throughout the Chemgotan War of Independence as many were found across the nation being as monuments or in scrapyards being re-used against Russian forces, BMP-2s were also employed by Russia during the war and led to many BMP-2s also being confiscated by Chemgotan forces, after the war the BMP-2 was largely put into stockpiled reserve or sold to other nations for profit.
BMP-3 	Soviet Union 	Infantry fighting vehicle 	 	Developed in the 1980s to succeed the BMP-1 and BMP-2, the BMP-3 was unique in design and outperformed it's predecessors by a large margin, the BMP-3 had improved countermeasures, manoeuvrability and operational integrity to transport troops to the front safely along with the protection of it's crew. During the Chemgotan War of Independence many BMP-3s were used by the Russian forces which led to them being captured by Chemgotan forces and re-used. Nations such as Iraq and Azerbaijan also gave Chemgota BMP-3s once they were purchased from them, after the war ended the BMP-3 continued to see usage in the Chemgotan Defence Force until it was ultimately replaced, many localised variants were also produced.
2S19 Msta 	Soviet Union 	Self-propelled howitzer 	 	An unknown amount of 2S19 Mstas were within Chemgotan service during the Chemgotan War of Independence and after the conflict, many of them remained in service due to it's base of firepower. The 2S19 Msta was reverse engineered by Chemgotan arms manufacturing firms in which created the Chemgotan made NA51 Pangolin which had shared assets from the 2S19 Msta in it's development, the 2S19 Msta was also locally produced in Chemgotan factories in on a smaller basis compared to other vehicles.
M113 Armoured Personnel Carrier 	United States 	Armoured personnel carrier 	 	Donated to Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence, the M113 Armoured Personnel Carrier was employed by Chemgotan forces extensively and transported personnel and supplies to the frontline of the conflict, the M113 was also in different variations in Chemgotan service, and following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence many M113 APCs were reverse engineered and produced locally to supplement for the nation's APC and IFV numbers to supply Mechanised and Motorised units.
PT-76 	Soviet Union 	Light tank 	 	The PT-76 served as amphibious light tanks used by the Chemgotan forces during the most part of the Chemgotan War of Independence, originally most PT-76s in Chemgotan service during the early stages of the war were repurposed as they were formerly memorials or were found in scrapyards, as the war progressed however, the Russians relied heavily on using aged equipment from the Soviet era such as the PT-76, many of them were captured by Chemgotan forces and re-used for defending Chemgotan territory and confronting Russian forces, after the war many PT-76s were decommissioned, with some limited numbers continuously used thereafter.
BTR-60 	Soviet Union 	Armoured personnel carrier 	 	Akin to the PT-76 and the aforementioned BMP series of armoured vehicles, the BTR-60 along with its successors were deployed by Chemgotan forces early in the war with many of them being formerly monuments around local settlements, BTR-60s were also used extensively by Russian forces during the war as many BTR-60s were stockpiled in reserve and were awaiting action in which they saw against Chemgotan forces throughout the war, many Russian BTR-60s were also captured and fielded by the Chemgotan forces during the war, after the war, many BTR-60s were decommissioned with very few remaining in service.
BTR-70 	Soviet Union 	Armoured personnel carrier 	 	Throughout the duration of the Chemgotan War of Independence the BTR-70 was deployed by both Russian and Chemgotan forces during the conflict, many BTR-70s were deployed from reserves as apart of Russian mobilisation to prevent the expansion of the Chemgotan forces further across the Far East, Chemgotan forces also captured many units of the BTR-70 used by Russian forces, after the Chemgotan War of Independence ended in humiliating defeat for Russia, many BTR-70s were decommissioned or remained in service in limited numbers.
BTR-80 	Soviet Union 	Armoured personnel carrier 	 	Alike its aforementioned predecessors, the BTR-80 was also used extensively throughout the Chemgotan War of Independence utilised by both Russian and Chemgotan ground units throughout the duration of the conflict, many BTR-80s were captured by Chemgotan forces during the war and were used against the Russian forces, following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence, the BTR-80 in Chemgotan service was largely decommissioned or were placed in reserve with the BTR-80 having limited active service following the war's end.
MT-LB 	Soviet Union 	Armoured personnel carrier 	 	The MT-LB is one out of many Soviet APCs which were used during the Chemgotan War of Independence on a wide scale, the MT-LB was usually equipped with small arms equipment which hindered the vehicle's capability to be supportive in combined arms operations or destroying other enemy armoured vehicles, being mostly issued to mobile infantry units in both Chemgotan and Russian militaries, various variants of the MT-LB were also deployed by both sides, mainly Russia which decided to deploy outdated Soviet equipment from reserves as the supply and logistics of the war was beginning to be largely impacted, by the wars end, the MT-LB was a common sight, and the Chemgotan Defence Force continued to use the MT-LB for public service use, such as being used by the militarised Chemgotan Police Force in dealing with terrorists and rebels and even in regards of firefighting as pictured.
T-10 Heavy Tank 	Soviet Union 	Heavy tank 	 	Used on a lesser scale compared to the majority of other vehicles of the Chemgotan Ground Force, the T-10 Heavy Tank was of Soviet origin, they saw continuous operation within the Russian Federation albeit mostly for boosting morale and to showcase its strength, however, during the Chemgotan War of Independence, the Russians suffered with logistical problems including resupplying armoured units, so the T-10 was deployed to the frontlines of Chemgota, unfortunately so few survived being destroyed, in some instances however, the Chemgotan forces managed to capture several T-10s and repaired them which they used against the Russians, effective and robust, the T-10 was reverse engineered by the Chemgotans following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence, most units were either reserved or put onto display as statues.
M110 Howitzer 	United States 	Self-propelled howitzer 	 	M110 Howitzers were given to Chemgota extensively in a large scale by the United States and their NATO partners which also supported the Chemgotan rebels during the Chemgotan War of Independence, during the struggle for Chemgotan independence, the Chemgotan Defence Force frequently used the M110 Howitzer to bombard and pinpoint enemy fortifications and positions, modified variants of the M110 Howitzer such as one used for an armoured assault gun provided frontal anti-tank operations against hostile armoured formations, overall the M110 Howitzer was highly favourable by the Chemgotan forces amongst other SPGs. Following the Chemgotan War of Independence, many M110 Howitzers were stored into reserve and some were sold off to other nations, some M110s remained in service during the post-war period in which they saw significant usage at Dillingham and the Kuril Islands.
BM-21 Grad 	Soviet Union 	Multiple rocket launcher 	 	A sturdy and reliable rocket artillery vehicle, the BM-21 Grad is a Soviet multiple launch rocket system developed in the early 1960s, the BM-21 Grad continued to see operational service within the post-soviet countries following the dissolution of the Soviet Union, during the Cold War the BM-21 Grad was a significant asset as apart of the Eastern Bloc's main rocket artillery arsenal to barrage enemy forces, they were used in countless proxy wars prior to the outbreak of the Chemgotan War of Independence. Many units were also used during the Chemgotan War of Independence by both the Russians and the Chemgotan forces alike, the Chemgotans obtained a large amount of BM-21 Grads via capturing different units and also obtaining them from overseas and locally. Following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence many BM-21 Grads were replaced and were reserved into stockpiles.
M55 self-propelled howitzer 	United States 	Self-propelled howitzer 	 	Many units of the M55 Self-Propelled Howitzer were donated to Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence by the United States and its allies which also supported the Chemgotan cause throughout the war, the M55 was mostly used for bombing enemy positions as its role is intended to do, however it has been recorded that various Chemgotan M55s have been used as improvised tank destroyers which either picked off Russian armoured units from afar or directly upfront, the success and effectiveness of the M55 was largely favoured by the Chemgotans and more units were continuously given to them throughout the war, following the end of the conflict, locally reverse engineered M55s were continuously built in large quantities in an effort to ensure Chemgota's armament and defence from yet another Russian or foreign attack onto their newly established fledgling Republic. Various M55s were also given to other countries by Chemgota.
Mowag Piranha 	Switzerland 	Armoured fighting vehicle platform 	 	Different variations of the Mowag Piranha were donated to Chemgota by nations which obtained the AFV units from Switzerland such as Denmark and other NATO and Western aligned nations, although not used extensively unlike other similar armoured fighting vehicles within Chemgotan service, the Mowag Piranha was seen as a reliable and durable fighting vehicle, however they lacked any action during the Chemgotan War of Independence on a scale which was able to turn the tide of the war, following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence in 2036, many more Mowag Piranhas were requested by the Chemgotan government in order to reform and outfit the Chemgotan Defence Force with enhanced technological equipment in comparison to its neighbour, the Mowag Piranha continued to perform well towards the interest of Chemgotan Defence Force High Command and the government, thus the Chemgotans acquired more Piranhas and was given the licence by the Swiss government to manufacture native built models of the vehicle.
B1 Centauro 	Italy 	Tank destroyer 	 	Rarely seen or deployed during the Chemgotan War of Independence, the B1 Centauro is an Italian wheeled tank destroyer vehicle capable of mobility and taking out reinforced armoured units and enemy fortified positions, this giving the advantage of firepower and mobility in which he B1 Centauro perfected, the vehicle was also capable of hit and run assaults along with shoot and scoot tactics utilised against enemy forces, although hardly ever seen being used in combat by Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence, the B1 Centauro was favoured by Chemgotan crewmen of the particular vehicle and was able to provide adequate infantry support along with the ability to quickly annihilate Russian armoured formations whilst managing to get away with the advantage of mobility and flexibility. Following the conclusion of the Chemgotan War of Independence, many B1 Centauros were furthermore ordered and obtained by Chemgota from Italy and more trials were made along with research on the vehicle to ensure that Chemgota was capable of developing their own similar wheeled tank destroyer, being a direct inspiration from the B1 Centauro and other similair armoured fighting vehicles of its type.
ASU-85 	Soviet Union 	Assault gun 	 	Despite being a tank specifically designed and specialised for airborne units of the Soviet and Russian Airborne, the Chemgotan forces were able to secure various models of the ASU-85 usually from military symbols and statues placed around the region under Chemgotan control, the Chemgotan forces used the ASU-85 usually against Russian armoured vehicles and formations, along with having the capability of being a sniper tank and firing at long distances whilst having a unique build and stature to be able to ambush enemy forces and to take them out from a fair and safe distance from hostile forces, the Russian military also used various units of the ASU-85 were also used to support infantry units and were bunkered down and fortified to defend vital Chemgotan defences, settlements and positions against Russian attacking forces, following the end of the war, many ASU-85 assault guns were used in parades and were kept into museums, however reserve units were retained well into the 2060s.
BVP M-80 	Yugoslavia 	Infantry fighting vehicle 	 	A rare vehicle by the time of the 2020s, the BVP M-80 was used by the Chemgotan Defence Force during the Chemgotan War of Independence, the many former Yugoslavian countries apart of NATO donated various BVP M-80s to the Chemgotan cause, despite this however, the BVP M-80 had little impact on the war but when the BVP M-80 was used by Chemgotan forces, the vehicle was largely favoured and was an effective infantry fighting vehicle when dealing with enemy forces encountered by the vehicle. It was believed that around 60 units were given to Chemgota most of them being surviving examples from the Yugoslav War and the Russo-Ukrainian War which took place in 2022. Following the conclusion of the Chemgotan War of Independence the BVP M-80 was usually reserved and stockpiled however they retained service in the Remnant War and saw some use in overseas operations mostly UN Peacekeeping missions Chemgota was involved within.
Nora B-52 	Serbia 	Self-propelled artillery 	 	A powerful bulwark of a self-propelled artillery vehicle, the Nora B-52 is a Serbian self-propelled gun which is capable of powerful and adequate high powered shots as thanks to its technological advancement and firepower superiority when used on the battlefield, the Nora B-52 was not deployed or seen in the Chemgotan War of Independence, it was one of the first foreign obtained military vehicles following the conclusion of the Chemgotan War of Independence and the establishment of the Republic of Chemgota as an internationally recognised sovereign state in 2036. The Nora B-52 was acquired from Serbia by Chemgotan arms contractors in which the Nora B-52 was on sale, the Nora B-52 was then trailed for its ability to be the ideal self-propelled gun for the Chemgotan Defence Force, after various competitions with other self-propelled artillery vehicles, the Nora B-52 came out as one of the most favourable vehicles, as such from 2036 until 2043, hundreds of Nora B-52s were given to Chemgota after purchasing vast amounts of their models until Serbia sought to preserve their own stockpile. This led to a deal between Serbia and Chemgota being signed in order to allow Chemgota to locally manufacture Nora B-52s. Many Nora B-52s in Chemgotan service were used through various wars and conflicts until its retirement in the 2070s.
ATMOS 2000 	Israel 	Self-propelled artillery 	 	Alike the aforementioned self-propelled artillery vehicle the Nora B-52, the ATMOS 2000 was one of the trailed and tested self-propelled artillery platforms within testing of the Chemgotan Defence Force, unlike the Nora B-52 however, various ATMOS 2000s were gifted to Chemgota and used against Russian forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence, these vehicles were heavily advanced and computerised and digitalised, one of the first to be automated autonomously and capable of using technological warfare methods to gain the advantage in combat, many surplus ATMOS 2000s were given to Chemgota during the war and thereafter Chemgota requested the manufacturing rights of the ATMOS 2000 in which Israel accepted the offer, with this Chemgota produced native variations of the ATMOS 2000 along with other self-propelled artillery vehicles in the likes. It's ability to quickly be mobile and fire gave it a well liked reputation within the Chemgotan Defence Force.
M-84 	Yugoslavia 	Main battle tank 	 	M-84 tanks were given to the Chemgotan Defence Force during the Chemgotan War of Independence from nations such as Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Ukraine and Kuwait which supported the Chemgotan cause during the Chemgotan War of Independence, a modification of the T-72, the M-84 was more overhauled and upgraded with improved armoured and technological capabilities, the M-84 was extensively used during the Western Offensives by Chemgotan forces. Following the conclusion of the Chemgotan War of Independence, many M-84 were retained in service, being used by both Russian Loyalist and Chemgotan forces during the Remnant War and the M-84 was used in a lesser extent in foreign conflicts which involved Chemgota as well. The vehicle was eventually retired by the 2050s and the M-84 under Chemgotan service was given to various allies and other buyers of Chemgotan equipment. Along with this many M-84s were manufactured following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence without a licence, being reverse engineered into their own models.
AMX-30 	France 	Main battle tank 	 	France, Cyprus, Greece and Spain delivered large quantities of their decommissioned and outdated AMX-30 main battle tanks to Chemgota during the height of the Chemgotan War of Independence, an unknown quantity of AMX-30s were given to the Chemgotan Defence Force during the Chemgotan War of Independence, throughout the war and by Chemgotan forces themselves, the AMX-30 was usually confused and mixed around with the M60 Patton in which the Chemgotans employed the most extensive in comparison to other tank units they maintained throughout the conflict, nevertheless however, when recognised the AMX-30 was shown to be a capable tank with dealing with Russian infantry fighting vehicles and armoured personnel carriers, AMX-30s played similar roles to how the M60 Patton operated, opting to attack mechanised and motorised infantry units by surprise rather than confronting Russian armoured forces directly, the combat record of the AMX-30 was unknown but it is reported that they have saw action within the major crucial battles of the war, and many AMX-30 crews of the Chemgotan Defence Force remarked upon its performance to be quite outstanding in dealing with enemy forces and even superior tanks such as the T-90 which were lengths ahead in technological development and on a feasible standpoint it appears inconceivable for an AMX-30 or any other Cold War tank to effectively take them out, but nevertheless they preformed doing such. Following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence, some AMX-30s retained service and were extensively retrofitted and modernised, most AMX-30s were either kept in reserve, donated to other nations and movements or were placed within museums or as monuments.
M108 howitzer 	United States 	Self-propelled artillery 	 	M108 howitzers were heavily supplied to Chemgota during the Chemgotan War of Independence by the United States, an old self-propelled artillery piece, the M108 however managed to perform decently during the conflict, used mainly for bombarding Russian positions, such M108s were also captured by Russia during the war and repurposed for Russian use to a smaller extent. The M108 contributed towards bombing and penetrating Russian defensive positions during the conflict, once when the war ended, the majority of M108 howitzers retained service but were phased out by more improved and better self-propelled howitzers from the United States and other backing arms suppliers for the Chemgotan Defence Force during the war. Many M108s were stockpiled or given to other countries which Chemgota backed during their own respective conflicts, some of the armaments of the M108 howitzer was also stripped, and some of the SPGs were modified into specialised variants.
FV433 Abbot SPG 	United Kingdom 	Self-propelled artillery 	 	Similar in design to the aforementioned M108 howitzer above, the FV433 Abbot self-propelled artillery was a Cold War British SPG which was introduced a few years later from the M108 howitzer. The FV433 Abbot was also employed extensively by self-propelled artillery units of the Chemgotan Defence Force during the Chemgotan War of Independence, alike the M108 it performed exceptionally and was focused on bombarding and besieging enemy positions with its heavy firepower potential, the FV433 was also modified throughout war, with some becoming engineer support vehicles or mine clearance vehicles during the war, with an tank destroyer variant also being created dubbed the FV433-CGFTX 1 which was also a great tank destroyer amongst the other tank destroyers utilised by the Chemgotan forces during the war. Following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence various FV433 Abbots were stockpiled with some also being locally manufactured through licences obtained from the British government after the conclusion of the war.
Cadillac Gage Commando 	United States 	Armoured car 	 	The Cadillac Gage Commando was a Cold War armoured car which was produced by the United States of America, it served various roles and participated in various conflicts during the Cold War and after, one of these being the Chemgotan War of Independence which was waged from 2027 to 2036, one of the first, initial armoured cars that the Chemgotans obtained, the Cadillac Gage Commando was considered a great armoured car which was enrolled in various operations during the conflict, it was notable for its hit-and-run attacks against Russian forces particularly on the Kolyma Highway throughout the war, they were also used for large scale elastic defence to support firebases and other Chemgotan positions through patrolling local roads and at times also using motorised warfare tactics in groups against pockets of enemy resistance, the Cadillac Gage Commando also being favoured by its Chemgotan crew. The Chemgotans also began to modify the Cadillac and created several specialised augmented variations of the armoured car, following the end of the war, many Cadillac Gage Commandos were transferred to the Chemgotan Police Force's Militarised Police wing which dealt with counter-insurgency and counter-terrorism operations, with some also being continuously produced locally through a licence.
MG-30 	thumb|58x58pxChemgota	Infantry fighting vehicle 	 	The MG-30 Infantry Fighting Vehicle is a Chemgotan designed and manufactured Infantry Fighting Vehicle in service of the Chemgotan Defence Force, primarily within the Chemgotan Ground Force. The MG-30 has advanced state of the art weapons and technologies integrated within it including higher speed, manoeuvrability and durability, the MG-30 is also designed to be a long lasting vehicle without repairs or tweaking done to it and it also has a large fuel load, making it capable of traveling for many miles for prolonged durations, ideal for elongated campaigns in which the IFV may fight itself involved with, the MG-30 is the first of its kind, uniquely designed from traditional IFVs. The MG-30 also has adequate protection systems to prevent it being disabled from mainstream rocket propelled grenades and explosive munitions, but despite this, the vehicle is prone to mines, thus a anti-mining variant is produced called the MG-30AM. It is armed with one heavy railgun, two miniguns and twelve anti-guided tank missiles used to destroy enemy armoured vehicles and fortified positions.
Z-75M Tormentor 	thumb|58x58pxChemgota	Medium walker tank 	 	The Z-75M Tormentor is a Medium Walker Tank developed by Magadan Arms Corporation for usage for the Chemgotan Defence Force, particularly for the Chemgotan Ground Force. The Z-75M Tormentor is a unique design, it is classified as a Walker Tank and maintains four quad legs to support the tank as the crew of four operate the armoured vehicle, the Z-75M has various pros and advantages, such as being able to traverse difficult rigid if not inaccessible terrain with ease rather than conventional tracked or hovering vehicles, and it also maintains a agile build, making the Z-75M capable of quickly navigating areas and having a reasonable speed and even capable of avoiding mines, the Z-75M maintains protective systems, including anti-electronic and drone mechanisms and various protective armour coating and systems such as jammers to frazzle lock on missile systems, including ATGMs. Also, the Z-75M maintains a complement armament of 1 main tank turret, 1 anti-air missile system and one top mounted HMG. It also has two side automatic grenade launchers to take out infantry forces.
M48 Patton 	United States 	Main battle tank 	 	Similar in structure and build, the M48 Patton was the predecessor of the M60 Patton, the Chemgotan main battle tank which was employed during the Chemgotan War of Independence on an extensive scale, the M48 was at times mistaken for the M60 Patton or other Patton series main battle tanks, however. the M48 saw less significant usage during the Chemgotan War of Independence, although the M48 Patton had a different turret muzzle break and frontal build which distinguished the M48 from other variations of the Patton tank. Largely the M48 Patton was gifted from the United States and other nations which formerly used the tank on a broad scale, the M48 saw action following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence, especially for peacekeeping operations during the post-war era. The M48 was also given to other countries supported by Chemgota with lend-lease programs. The M48 Patton also saw rigorous developments and overhauls under Chemgotan service into different variants.
M47 Patton 	United States 	Main battle tank 	 	Alike the aforementioned M48 Patton, the M47 Patton was largely indistinguishable between its other variations of the Patton family of main battle tanks, however, the M47 Patton had a lower build and design which made it faster and more manoeuvrable in armoured operations, the M47 was used by the Chemgotan Defence Force on a broad scale during the Chemgotan War of Independence which served as a cruiser tank under the Chemgotan Ground Force, being attached to wider armoured divisions, the M47 also provided for convoy security and to deal with frontal and direct anti-infantry operations, being proficient in dealing with Russian infantry formations. Although the M47 had poor performance in regards of operational life and being able to travel through the rough terrain of the Russian Far East, despite this, the M47 Patton maintained adequate supportive firepower roles when in armoured formations, following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence, the M47 Patton was largely redistributed to allied countries supported by Chemgota.
M46 Patton 	United States 	Medium tank 	 	Like its previous two entries and related tanks of the Patton main battle tank series, the M46 Patton is the oldest of all the Patton main battle tanks in Chemgotan service during the Chemgotan War of Independence, the M46 Patton did not see extensive frontline action and was usually used to garrison important Chemgotan military installations and facilities along with providing defence for settlements throughout Chemgotan holdings within the Dalstroy Region. The M46 Patton was renown for its supportive role in defensive operations, with the M46 Patton being a defensive armoured vehicle and being usually put into emplaced positions. The M46 aided in repulsing various Russian offensives to occupy Chemgotan loyal settlements across the region, the M46 Patton also saw some frontline service in major operations throughout the duration of the conflict but to a lesser, uncommon extent. Like its counterparts it was generally mistaken for the more common and respected M60 Patton used largely by the Chemgotan Defence Force during and after the Chemgotan War of Independence. Following the end of the conflict, M46 Pattons were given to Chemgotan ally states as apart of lend-lease.
VTT-323 	North Korea 	Armoured personnel carrier 	 	The VTT-323 is an Armoured Personnel Carrier which orginates from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, more commonly known as North Korea, the VTT-323 saw extensive usage during the Chemgotan War of Independence, as the Russian military began to rely on logistics from its allies furthermore to replenish their units at the front against the Chemgotan forces, as such, large quantities of the North Korean VTT-323 APC was given to the Russian Armed Forces to fight in the Russian Far East against the Chemgotan rebels, remarkably the VTT-323 was considered a great APC despite its various flaws and weak protection, it had a high speed and adequate firepower depending on the variation, there was a reported instance where a detachment of VTT-323s were able to destroy a contingent of Chemgotan M60 Pattons somewhere in Yakutia, although this was unverified and its effectiveness was debated by both sides of the conflict, although as the war progressed, various abandoned and damaged VTT-323s were captured by Chemgotan forces which repaired the vehicle and utilised them to also carry out hit-and-run attacks, following the war, the majority of VTT-323s were decommissioned by the Chemgotan Defence Force.
M2020 	North Korea 	Main battle tank 	 	Similar if not a direct copy of the T-14 Armata, the M2020 Main Battle Tank is also yet another North Korean armoured vehicle which was donated to the Russian Armed Forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence in response to material shortages the Russian forces faced within the Far East, although highly advanced, the T-14 suffered heavy losses during the Chemgotan War of Independence and roughly 50% of all T-14s were lost to rebel forces, this ensured Russia to seek foreign assistance and bought large amounts of the M2020 tank in response to the mounting losses of the advanced T-14 tank, although hardly indistinguishable, the M2020 was more poor quality than its T-14 counterparts, and was easily destroyed in various ambushes and confrontations against other Chemgotan armoured vehicles throughout the duration of the war, the M2020 was also prone to various ambushes like most Russian tanks were, and its countermeasures simply did not protect it. As such, many M2020s in Russian service were either destroyed, damaged or captured by Chemgotan forces throughout the duration of the conflict, following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence, the M2020 was stockpiled into Chemgotan service, where they were upgraded extensively.
ZSU-23-4 Shilka 	Soviet Union 	Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun 	 	The ZSU-23-4 Shilka saw action on both sides of the Chemgotan War of Independence. Initially deployed by Russian forces, it was utilised to eliminate Chemgotan aerial assets and protect their own ground assets from Chemgotan attacks. However, as the war progressed, Chemgotan forces managed to capture and repurpose several Shilka self-propelled anti-air guns. This provided the Chemgotan forces with a significant boost to their air defence capabilities, enabling them to counter Russian aircraft and challenge aerial operations in the region. The flexibility and effectiveness of the Shilka allowed the Chemgotans to disrupt Russian air support and conduct hit-and-run attacks against the Russian forces. Largely taking out Russian logistics via air. Although, the Shilka saw limited usage in Chemgotan service as there was little amounts of the vehicle present during the conflict. Many systems were positioned around Chemgotan cities along with military installations in order to provide anti-air support during bombing raids, the Russians used the Shilka mostly for eliminating Chemgotan infantry, but they were implemented wrongly and largely were destroyed, disabled or abandoned. Following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence, many ZSU-23-4 Shilkas were scrapped, put into stockpile or sold overseas to other nations.
High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle	United States 	Light utility vehicle 	 	During the Chemgotan War of Independence, the Humvee proved to be a valuable asset for Chemgotan forces, offering mobility and off-road capabilities in the challenging terrain of the Dalstroy region. Despite its limited numbers, the Humvee provided crucial support for reconnaissance, transportation of personnel and supplies, and even light fire support in some numerous instances. Following the Chemgotan War of Independence, the Chemgotan military recognised the versatility of the Humvee and sought to integrate it into their regular forces. They procured additional Humvees from various sources, including direct acquisitions and licensed production agreements primarily from the United States. Chemgota established local production facilities to manufacture licensed variants of the Humvee, tailoring them to suit their specific operational needs. These variants included modifications for improved off-road capabilities, increased payload capacity, enhanced armour protection, and the integration of indigenous technologies. This allowed Chemgota to have a fleet of Humvees customised to their unique requirements. The Chemgotan military utilised the Humvee extensively in subsequent conflicts and military operations following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence. the Humvee was further used in international deployments where the Chemgotan Defence Force participated as part of peacekeeping missions or in support of allied forces. By the 2070s, the Humvee had largely been retired from frontline service in Chemgota and other countries, replaced by more advanced armoured vehicles and wheeled transport vehicles alike.
PC175 Self-Propelled Gun 	thumb|58x58pxChemgota	Self-propelled gun 	 	The PC175 Self-Propelled Gun is a new modern self-propelled artillery piece designed by the Magadan Arms Corporation for the use for the Chemgotan Defence Force. The self-propelled howitzer is heavily based on the American M109 Paladin platform, however, the PC175 has undergone extensive upgrades and overhauls to meet operational standards for the Chemgotan Defence Force and to be domestically produced with modernised and enhanced systems which are integrated into the vehicle. The Paladin's firepower, mobility, and versatility provided inspiration for Chemgotan engineers to create a domestic artillery system tailored for the CDF. The main differences of the PC175 and the M109 Paladin is that it has a more reliant targeting system along with being more precise when bombarding enemy targets, being linked to satellite command and other systems such as reconnaissance drones and systems which can pinpoint the location of enemy forces, a tactic which has been displayed across the world in multiple conflicts. It also has a active protective system which displays more protective measures, but in truth it's just a M109 Paladin locally produced.
YMW6 Zavodila 	thumb|58x58pxChemgota	Combat mech 	 	In the late 2050s, the Chemgotan Defence Force decided to develop several concepts on combat mechs for the Chemgotan Defence Force, the Magadan Arms Corporation was tasked with this and created the VMW6 Zavodila. A combat mech would have many advantages such as its ability to traverse rigorous terrain, its durability when confronting other armoured fighting vehicles and even other mechs, along with having multiple weapons it can use unlike the traditional tank and its manoeuvrability. However that isn't without saying they can relatively be bought down like regular tanks with missiles and shells, and landmines are very catastrophic towards them. Nevertheless, Magadan Arms Corporation has decided that it would research a combat mech named the VMW6 Zavodila, a unique combat mech which stands at 11 feet, has one 60mm autocannon for softening up ground targets and being useful for anti-air and having anti-armour capabilities to suppress enemy forces, along with a side 105mm cannon which is used to take out other armoured units and fortified enemy positions. Above the cockpit of the VMW6 is a pod of rockets which are useful for barraging enemy positions along with taking out enemy formations by scattering them. The VMW6 also maintains highly advanced technology systems which are integrated to deter any surroundings threats along with linked communications, it also maintains hardened armour materiel which is quite expensive, being able to take in some heavy damage unless the joints are hit. It is manned by 3 crewmen.
===Chemgotan Air Force===
====Personnel equipment====
Name 	Origin 	Type 	Image	Info
M1 Helmet 	United States 	Combat helmet 	 	Due to it's wide availability and being a surplus helmet, the M1 Helmet was largely adopted and used by the Chemgotan Ground Force during the Chemgotan War of Independence with an symbolic meaning as the helmet was used by the West during the Cold War and is at timed described to be a symbol of anti authoritarianism. This led it to become the standardised serving combat helmet throughout the war, after the war ended the M1 Helmet was mostly replaced with more modernised protective combat helmets to protect the wearer from more projectiles.
The Chemgotan Air Force had specialised variants.
APTSCU uniform	thumb|58x58pxChemgota	Combat uniform	 	The Chemgotan Defence Force by the 2040s were seeking to replace their traditional combat and standard uniforms which were outdated American Cold War and mostly Cold War uniforms which were in service as the Chemgotan Defence Force's standardised uniform, the APTSCU uniform, known fully as the Advanced Protective Tactical Strategic Combat Uniform was developed by the Chemgotan Defence Force to replace the outdated Cold War combat uniforms in service, after 10 years of development, the APTSCU was eventually placed into local production in which the uniform was known for its ballistic, flammable, explosive, particle beam and hazardous protective countermeasures placed within the uniform, it also was outfitted with integrated technological systems such as mapping, HUD and other systems to ensure the protection and combat efficiency of its wearer, the APTSCU was also given to other nations such as the United States to use for themselves, many variants were also made for it for different purposes.
The Chemgotan Air Force has specialised variants.
====Small Arms & Light Weapons====
Name 	Origin 	Type 	Image	Info
M16A1	United States	Assault Rifle 	 	The M16 series, most prominently the M16A1 serves as the standard-issue rifle of the Chemgotan Defence Force and is also a ceremonial rifle for ceremonial units such as the Presidential and Federal Guards. It was phased out of official service in the 2050s. M16s are also manufactured by licence in Chemgota.
The Chemgotan Air Force has a specialised variant.
M1911	United States	Semi-automatic pistol	 	The M1911 and it's variants is the standard issue service pistol within Chemgotan service ever since the Chemgotan War of Independence. They are also produced locally. 
The M1911 has a specialised Air Force variant.
====Melee weapons====
Name 	Origin 	Type 	Image	Info
Pattern 1907 Bayonet	United Kingdom	Sword bayonet	 	The Pattern 1907 bayonet is a sword bayonet originally designed for the Lee-Enfield, however it became standardised and used by Chemgotan forces not only for the Lee-Enfield but they were attached onto the M16 service rifle for close quarters engagements as a result to combat the brutal fighting of the Chemgotan War of Independence, after the war ended the Pattern 1907 bayonet was produced locally to meet the demand of issuing the Pattern 1907 bayonet to each soldier of the Chemgotan Ground Force and future enlistments.
M7 Bayonet 	United States 	Bayonet 	 	The M7 bayonet was used by all branches of the Chemgotan Defence Force as it is the standard issue combat knife of the CDF ever since the Chemgotan War of Independence, it comes with the M16 Assault Rifle, Chemgotan servicemen and women can either fixate it a the end of their M16s or use it as a combat knife if the Pattern 1907 is interfering with such.
====Aircraft====
Name 	Origin 	Type 	Image	Info
F-4 Phantom II 	United States 	Interceptor/fighter bomber 	 	The F-4 Phantom II was the main Fighter craft for the Chemgotan Air Force during the Chemgotan War of Independence as it saw major air combat and engaged in dogfights against Russian fighters managing to regain reputation in modern aerial combat as it was more than capable to eliminate modern Russian aircraft. Many F-4 Phantom IIs were supplemented by the United States which supported Chemgota's war against Russia thoroughly with material aid of old Cold War military equipment which was stockpiled and surplus, reserved for future use. After the Chemgotan War of Independence ended, Chemgota maintained the use of F-4 Phantoms along with developing different variations to serve different combat roles, Chemgota also continued to heavily use the F-4 Phantoms in future conflicts along with locally manufacturing native build variants of the aircraft licenced from the United States to do so with Chemgotan aircraft manufacturing companies.
F-4 Phantom Gunship 	thumb|58x58pxChemgota	Close air support gunship/ground attack aircraft 	 	A series of F-4 Phantom IIs were modified and upgraded by the Chemgotan Air Force to serve for close air support and ground attack roles and operations against Russian formations during the Chemgotan War of Independence, they were heavily armed consisting of rocket pods or minigun pods, missiles, bombs and a frontal autocannon which provides a strong base of firepower and suppression against ground targets, the original variations of the F-4 Phantom Gunship only consisted of a heavy armament which in turn limited it's speed similar to that of a VTOL aircraft, this led to the gunships being retrofitted with vertical launch thrusters to sustain more proper manoeuvrability along with slightly increasing it's speed with post war models of the F-4 Phantom Gunship, overall, the F-4 Phantom Gunship was feared by Russian forces during the war particularly the Russian Ground Force which saw F-4 Phantom Gunships as an inconvenience in turn saw great benefit from the Chemgotan forces as it provided a firm endorsing air to ground attack advantage employed by the Chemgotan Air Force.
Bell AH-1 Cobra 	United States 	Attack helicopter 	 	Used on a wide scale by the Chemgotan Air Force during the Chemgotan War of Independence, the Bell AH-1 Cobra and it's variants were given to Chemgota by the United States and allied nations supporting Chemgota's fight for independence against the Russian Federation, proving successful as an effective attack helicopter annihilating enemy convoys and causing mass carnage against Russian ground formations, the AH-1 Cobra continued to see localised license production after the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence and was immortalised for it's mythical status amongst Chemgotan forces during the war for it's assistance. Chemgotan AH-1s were also believed to have fought against other attack helicopters such as Russian Mil Mi-24s and Mil Mi-28s throughout the Chemgotan War of Indepndence.
Mil Mi-24 	Soviet Union 	Attack helicopter with transport capabilities 	 	The Mil Mi-24 was used by Chemgotan forces largely during the Chemgotan War of Independence, primarily used by Russia, many units of the Mil Mi-24 was captured by Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence and saw use against attacking Russian armoured formations and defensive fortifications to pave way for ground support, the Mil Mi-24 also transported personnel and logistics to the front which was largely beneficial for the Chemgotan forces but it was also mirrored by it's Russian benefactors. Following the war the Mil Mi-24s Chemgota had were stored into reserve and many were reverse engineered and upgraded.
Bell UH-1 Iroquois 	United States 	Utility helicopter 	 	Various Bell UH-1 Iroquois utility helicopters were donated to Chemgota by the United States and other factions which supported Chemgota's independence during the Chemgotan War of Independence. Many UH-1s were deployed by the Chemgotan Defence Force during the war for it's mobility and transportation capabilities, they were also modified and retrofitted to become gunships like many of the Hueys were during the Vietnam War and abroad in resemblance, following the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence the United States licensed production for Chemgota to locally manufacture Bell UH-1 Iroquois helicopters.
Kamov Ka-25 	Soviet Union 	Anti-submarine/multi-purpose shipboard helicopter	 	Kamov Ka-25s were attached to Naval assets in Kamchatka, Chukotka, Magadan and Khabarovsk fleets prior to the outbreak of the Chemgotan War of Independence, once the war began, Chemgota seized large quantities of the Ka-25 helicopter and they were mostly utilised for their intended purposes such as anti-submarine and ship operations with the use of torpedoes and other ordinances the helicopter was able to use, in some occasions, the Kamov Ka-25 was also used on land engagements and was mostly used by the Chemgotan Naval Force, however after the end of the war, the Chemgotan government issued the Ka-25s to be placed under the Chemgotan Air Force and many units were either scrapped or decommissioned.
XKW-84 Atilla 	thumb|58x58pxChemgota	Exoatmospheric multi-role combat fighter 	 	The XKW-84 Atilla is a Chemgotan fighter, developed by the Chukotka Aerospace Corporation, the XKW-84 is exoatmospheric meaning it can enter from orbit and into space freely, one of the first fighters to do so, it is a seventh generation fighter although it has been maintained for decades following its introduction in 2058, the fighter can reach up to mach 5 speed and is fitted with hypersonic engines, it has a large armament of weapons it can carry and use with different variants of the fighter being made to do so for different air operations, from its development and use, the XKW-84 has been used by a vast amount of nations which were supported by Chemgota, including the United States, United Kingdom and members of the Magadan Bloc which were supplied by Chemgota, the XKW is highly robust and respected for its aerodynamic ingenuity. The XKW-84 saw extensive use in different wars from the late 2050s well into the late 2130s.
Soko G-2 Galeb 	Yugoslavia 	Trainer/ground attack aircraft 	 	Although, generally considered to be rare and an antique outside of the ex-Yugoslavian countries, a moderate amount of Soko G-2 Galebs were given to Chemgota from anonymous sources, many speculate and believe that these shipments were delivered from Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and largely from Libya and abroad from private markets. Although rarely used and employed during the Chemgotan War of Independence, the Soko G-2 Galeb was used by the Chemgotan Air Force to carry out air interception and ground attack operations throughout the duration of the conflict, along with this, the Soko G-2 Galeb served as a trainer aircraft to aid in the training of newly recruited Chemgotan Air Force pilots. Some Soki G-2 Galebs were reportedly captured by Russian forces as well, although sources are considered inaccurate. After the war, Chemgotan G-2 Galebs were mostly retired and were used at air shows or were given to the civilian population for commercial air use.
Aérospatiale Gazelle 	France 	Utility helicopter 	 	Cheap, efficient and widely available on the market, the Chemgotans decided to purchase a large amount of French designed and produced Aérospatiale Gazelles during the Chemgotan War of Independence against the Russian invaders, large amounts of Gazelles were given to Chemgota from the United Kingdom, France and from abroad, mostly the Gazelles are avaliable in commercial air markets in which Chemgota obtained the bulk of their Aérospatiale Gazelles from, the Chemgotan Air Force largely fielded and used the Gazelle as both an utility helicopter for transporting logistics and soldiers to the front, Gazelles were also armed with a various array of weapons mounted onto the helicopter, it mostly served to support ground operations and having a base of aerial and helicopter support against ground based enemy targets, overall the Gazelle was very flexible and mobile and was widely used by Chemgotan forces for reconnaissance and special operations missions against enemy forces from far distances. Following the end of the war, most Gazelles retained service in the Chemgotan Air Force as training helicopters for new pilots, utility purposes or were transferred to civil aviation use or sent to other nations.
TXW6 Seanser 	thumb|58x58pxChemgota	Multi-role stealth fighter 	 	The TXW6 Seanser was developed by the Chemgotan Defence Force in the mid 2050s. The TXW6 Seanser was chiefly developed conceptually by Aubhak Seanser, a British-born Chemgotan researcher who developed the idea and his proposal was met with great applause from the Chemgotan Defence Force. As such the TXW6 Seanser was researched by the Chemgotan government around 170 Billion Chemgotan Dinars were invested into the project in order to research and develop a multi-role stealth strike fighter aircraft which would carry out important air missions against both naval, air and ground based units. The TXW6 cost roughly around 31 Million per unit, being quite expensive. Despite this, around 300 units were manufactured, by the 2080s the TXW6 was still in service of the Chemgotan Air Force, many of them being retrofitted for both exoatmospheric operations against both spacecraft and aircraft alike. The TXW6 Seanser also maintained advanced systems which made it capable of being flexible in various combat operations and situations. It was also sold to other member-states of the wider Magadan Bloc, other primary users were the United Kingdom and the United States.
Sukhoi Su-17 	Soviet Union 	Fighter-bomber 	 	Significant amounts of Sukhoi Su-17s were employed by the Chemgotan Air Force during the Chemgotan War of Independence from 2027 to 2036, the Sukhoi Su-17 was one of the earliest examples of Chemgotan aircraft during the war, the fighter-bomber role proved that the Sukhoi Su-17 was a valuable aircraft in which it was mostly carried out for both close air support, but to also protect aerial transportation and to intercept hostile aircraft respectively throughout the conflict. The aircraft also maintained durability and flexibility in regards of aerial manoeuvres along with providing adequate airland assistance for the Chemgotan forces, the Sukhoi Su-17 was also seen used by the Russian Aerospace Forces throughout the conflict as well, following similar strategies used by Chemgotan Su-17s such as providing close air support and to intercept enemy air assets. Although, the operational history of the Sukhoi Su-17 was rather poor, it was still largely fielded and used by both combatants during the conflict, eventually by the end of the Chemgotan War of Independence, with the cessation of hostilities between Russia and Chemgota, the Chemgotan Air Force retired its Sukhoi Su-17s in order to be replaced for the more advanced and outstanding F-4 Phantom II and other modernised Western fighters.
PRK1P Covenant 	thumb|58x58pxChemgota	Stealth attack helicopter 	 	With a more traditional design than the recently researched VTOL craft, Chemgotan designers begun to research on a new helicopter based on the traditional designs of modern helicopters, but retaining the more sophisticated modern integrated systems within the helicopter to still be relevant in modern warfare and to support ground units yet again. Based upon designs such as the Apache, the PRK1P Covenant Attack Helicopter is considered to be a cheaper alternative than the newer and more expensive VTOL aircraft, despite not being capable for exoatmospheric travel, the PRK1P has a far reaching radius and can activate jamming systems and have a stealth profile to take it completely off modern grids, ensuring that hit-and-run, reconnaissance, technological warfare, aerial assault, air-to-air combat and armour destroying efforts are provided with the PRK1P, being a fierce attack helicopter, the speed is also gradually faster than contemporary helicopters and has aerodynamic capabilities similar to that of the AS41F Visage.
AS41F Visage 	thumb|58x58pxChemgota	Light attack VTOL 	 	Once research from other Western nations on VTOL attack craft began, Chemgotan scientists began to create an exoatmospheric light attack VTOL instead to support the deployment of carrier and transport utility aircraft and to also be usually used for a reconnaissance vehicle and also for attacking and harassing other enemy aircraft similar but also deployed against ground units to provide close air support against ground and water-based enemy entities. The AS41F has a vast amount of aerodynamic capabilities to make the vehicle capable and flexible of manoeuvring and speeding to ensure less casualties and losses are sustained around the AS41F. The vehicle has modern and advanced systems to provide adequate stabilisation, control and also security and focus for the pilot, with its armament being significant for both air-to-air, air-to-sea and ground support based operations which supported the aircraft.
IQM0 Bouncer 	thumb|58x58pxChemgota	Aerial assault heavy VTOL 	 	For many years, many nations have experimented with aerial assault VTOL craft, most notably being the United States of America with the Osprey, taking inspiration from the Osprey, the Chemgotan Defence Force commissioned a similar but more advanced and enhanced aerial assault heavy VTOL aircraft which is heavily armed and can also carry a significant amount of soldiers in the process, providing close air support and deployment of forces rapidly. Despite its rather expensive price. The IQM0 Bouncer provided various systems and weapons which can quickly eliminate enemy forces on the ground and also potentially in the skies around, it would also be outfitted with pressurised systems in which the IQM0 could travel above 10,000 feet and possibly into space, although this is debated and still rather experimental, the vast majority of IQM0 operations will be within atmosphere, aside from exoatmospheric, but exoatmospheric capabilities are possible for the craft.
DYI2 Paragon 	thumb|58x58pxChemgota	Light close air support attack VTOL 	 	A simplistic yet critical design in the field of battle, the DYI2 Paragon is a Close Air Support VTOL aircraft designed for use for the Chemgotan Air Force, Naval Force, Space Force and Ground Force air wings as well, a small craft, the DYI2 Paragon is to provide close air support and to monitor ground units safely, along with employing hit-and-run interdiction strikes against ground-based enemy targets, specifically those which are emplacements such as anti-air and anti-space weaponry. As such, the reputation and the usage of the Paragon is to eliminate enemy emplacements and positions. It also is capable of being exoatmospheric and being modified to be an autonomous drone in order to lessen casualty rates of Human pilots but in turn makes the VTOL CAS craft prone to failure and damages rather than a Human pilot which are far more experienced. The Paragon has a frontal cannon which can either be a railgun, autocannon, cannon, laser, plasma or tesla cannon, providing adequate firepower and ground support with the different variations that come with the aircraft. It is also assisted with two smaller guns on the side which are meant to down other aircraft of similar design and capability to gain the upper hand in air combat and defence. It also carries several payloads of guided munitions beneath the craft, such as small range cruise missiles and smart bombs. It can also go extremely fast.
Convair F-102 Delta Dagger	United States 	Interceptor 	 	The Convair F-102 Delta Dagger was a supersonic interceptor aircraft designed and built by Convair as part of the United States Air Force's integrated air defence system in the late 1950s. The Chemgotan Air Force obtained a number of F-102s to defend Chemgotan airspace against the Russian Air Force's assets during the Chemgotan War of Independence. The F-102 was a delta-winged aircraft, with a single engine mounted in the fuselage. It was armed with air-to-air missiles and a 20mm autocannon and was capable of reaching speeds of up to 1,000 mph. In addition, to its interceptor role, the F-102 was also used for ground attack and other multi-role purposes. The F-102s were largely deployed during the Chemgotan War of Independence, which lasted from 2027 to 2036. The Chemgotan Air Force used the F-102 for various reasons, but primarily to defend against enemy aircraft and to support ground forces. The F-102 proved to be effective in this role, thanks to its speed and manoeuvrability. After the war, the Chemgotan Air Force continued to use the F-102s as part of its air defence. The aircraft were upgraded with new avionics and weapons systems, which allowed them to better defend against more modern threats. Despite these upgrades, the F-102s were eventually phased out by newer interceptors in the late 2040s.
F-89 Scorpion 	United States 	Interceptor 	 	Alike the F-102, the F-89 Scorpion was an American Interceptor which was developed around the same time during the early Cold War period, due to many F-89 Scorpions being shelved and decommissioned from service for decades, the Chemgotan Defence Force obtained F-89 Scorpions during the Chemgotan War of Independence, in which many F-89s were given by the United States which backed Chemgota during the war. Various F-89s were deployed throughout the war to intercept enemy bombers and fighters to defend Chemgotan airspace, engaging more modernised Russian aircraft throughout the war but performing well despite its large casualties sustained, it was recognised that the F-89 Scorpion was poor in air-to-air engagements but was suitable for providing adequate firepower towards ground-based battles and engagements during the war, in which the F-89 saw extensive use as a interceptor-bomber hybrid which had great performance. Following the end of the war, the Chemgotan Air Force continued to use the F-89 for various reasons, but the F-89 was mostly shelved and placed into reserve, with many of them being decommissioned from active service within the Chemgotan Air Force in the mid 2050s, in which many Chemgotan F-89 Scorpions were gifted to other nations Chemgota supported.
C-47 Skytrain 	United States 	Military transport aircraft 	 	The C-47 Skytrain is an American military transport aircraft that has played a significant role in the history of the Chemgotan military. It has been in service with the Chemgotan military since the start of the Chemgotan War of Independence, in which the United States donated vast amounts of C-47s to Chemgota, following which it has seen extensive use in various conflicts and operations throughout the country's history. During the Chemgotan War of Independence, the C-47 Skytrain played a crucial role in supporting the military efforts of the Chemgotan forces. It was used to transport troops, equipment, and supplies to the frontlines, along with deploying Chemgotan Airborne forces via parachute deployment, as well as to evacuate wounded soldiers and civilians. The aircraft's rugged design and ability to operate in harsh conditions made it well-suited for the demands of the war. In the years following the end of the war, the C-47 Skytrain remained in service with the Chemgotan military and was deployed in various post-war conflicts involving Chemgota. It was also used for commercialised air travel until more modern airliners were acquired from abroad. Throughout its service, the C-47 Skytrain had proven to be a reliable and versatile aircraft. It underwent various upgrades and modernisation efforts over the years to improve its capabilities and extend its service life. As of the 2070s, the C-47 Skytrain was still in active service with the Chemgotan military until it was eventually phased out by more adequate and advanced transport aircraft which were produced locally and acquired from other nations which supported Chemgota's arms manufacturing industry.
F-94 Starfire 	United States 	All-weather interceptor 	 	The F-94 Starfire is a jet fighter aircraft that was used by the Chemgotan military during the Chemgotan War of Independence, which took place from 2027 to 2036. It played a crucial role in defending the country against attacks by the opposing forces, particularly in intercepting Russian bombers. The F-94 Starfire was designed and built by the United States in the late 1940s and was used by the United States Air Force and its allies during the Korean War. It was a single-seat, all-weather fighter aircraft that was equipped with radar and a variety of armaments, including missiles and cannons. During the Chemgotan War of Independence, the F-94 Starfire was supplied by the United States as apart of its effort to support the Chemgotan cause against the Russian military, it was used by the Chemgotan Air Force to defend the country against attacks by Russian aircraft. It was particularly effective at intercepting Russian bombers, which posed a significant threat to Chemgotan forces and civilians. The F-94's radar and armaments made it well-suited for this role, and it played a crucial role in helping to secure victory for the Chemgotan forces. After the war, the F-94 Starfire was stockpiled by the Chemgotan military and was used in various training and demonstration roles. It was eventually retired from active service in the 1960s, however it remains an important part of the country's military. The majority of the F-94s were also put onto display at aviation and military related museums across Chemgota along with various F-94s being scrapped or sold off to other nations which required them.
F-86 Sabre 	United States 	Fighter 	 	The F-86 Sabre is a jet fighter aircraft that served with the Chemgotan Air Force during the Chemgotan War of Independence and in the years following the end of the conflict. It was designed and built by the United States in the late 1940s and was widely used by the United States and its allies during the Cold War. During the Chemgotan War of Independence, the United States provided military support to Chemgota in the form of equipment, including F-86 Sabres. Despite being vastly outdated and downplayed by more superior and advanced Russian fighter aircraft, the F-86 still displayed magnificence throughout the war. F-86 Sabres were also largely seen fighting alongside other Chemgotan fighters such as the F-4 Phantom II. The aircraft were used by Chemgotan pilots to engage enemy aircraft and provide air support for ground troops. After the war, the F-86 Sabre remained in service with the Chemgotan Air Force until the 2050s, when it was phased out by more modern aircraft. Many of the retired F-86s were placed on display in museums throughout Chemgota, while others were stockpiled into reserve or sold to other countries backed by Chemgota. The F-86 Sabre was a popular and effective aircraft in Chemgotan service along the likes such as the F-4 Phantom II. It was well-regarded for its performance and handling, and it played a vital role in the country's military history. Despite its age, the F-86 remains an important part of the Chemgotan Air Force's legacy.
===Chemgotan Naval Force===
====Personnel equipment====
Name 	Origin 	Type 	Image	Info
M1 Helmet 	United States 	Combat helmet 	 	Due to it's wide availability and being a surplus helmet, the M1 Helmet was largely adopted and used by the Chemgotan Defence Force during the Chemgotan War of Independence with an symbolic meaning as the helmet was used by the West during the Cold War and is at timed described to be a symbol of anti authoritarianism. This led it to become the standardised serving combat helmet throughout the war, after the war ended the M1 Helmet was mostly replaced with more modernised protective combat helmets to protect the wearer from more projectiles.
The Chemgotan Naval Force has specialised variants.
APTSCU uniform	thumb|58x58pxChemgota	Combat uniform	 	The Chemgotan Defence Force by the 2040s were seeking to replace their traditional combat and standard uniforms which were outdated American Cold War and mostly Cold War uniforms which were in service as the Chemgotan Defence Force's standardised uniform, the APTSCU uniform, known fully as the Advanced Protective Tactical Strategic Combat Uniform was developed by the Chemgotan Defence Force to replace the outdated Cold War combat uniforms in service, after 10 years of development, the APTSCU was eventually placed into local production in which the uniform was known for its ballistic, flammable, explosive, particle beam and hazardous protective countermeasures placed within the uniform, it also was outfitted with integrated technological systems such as mapping, HUD and other systems to ensure the protection and combat efficiency of its wearer, the APTSCU was also given to other nations such as the United States to use for themselves, many variants were also made for it for different purposes.
The Chemgotan Naval Force has specialised variants.
====Small Arms & Light Weapons====
Name 	Origin 	Type 	Image	Info
M16A1	United States	Assault Rifle 	 	The M16 series, most prominently the M16A1 serves as the standard-issue rifle of the Chemgotan Defence Force and is also a ceremonial rifle for ceremonial units such as the Presidential and Federal Guards. It was phased out of official service in the 2050s. M16s are also manufactured by licence in Chemgota.
The Chemgotan Naval Force has a specialised variant.
M1911	United States	Semi-automatic pistol	 	The M1911 and it's variants is the standard issue service pistol within Chemgotan service ever since the Chemgotan War of Independence. They are also produced locally. 
The M1911 has a specialised Naval Force variant.
====Melee weapons====
Name 	Origin 	Type 	Image	Info
Pattern 1907 Bayonet	United Kingdom	Sword bayonet	 	The Pattern 1907 bayonet is a sword bayonet originally designed for the Lee-Enfield, however it became standardised and used by Chemgotan forces not only for the Lee-Enfield but they were attached onto the M16 service rifle for close quarters engagements as a result to combat the brutal fighting of the Chemgotan War of Independence, after the war ended the Pattern 1907 bayonet was produced locally to meet the demand of issuing the Pattern 1907 bayonet to each soldier of the Chemgotan Ground Force and future enlistments.
M7 Bayonet 	United States 	Bayonet 	 	The M7 bayonet was used by all branches of the Chemgotan Defence Force as it is the standard issue combat knife of the CDF ever since the Chemgotan War of Independence, it comes with the M16 Assault Rifle, Chemgotan servicemen and women can either fixate it a the end of their M16s or use it as a combat knife if the Pattern 1907 is interfering with such.
====Vessels====
Name 	Origin 	Type 	Image	Info
Sovremenny-class destroyer 	Soviet Union 	Guided missile destroyer 	 	Several Sovremenny-class destroyers were attached to the Kamchatka Fleet along with naval assets belonging to Chukotka, Magadan and Khabarovsk prior to the outbreak of the Chemgotan War of Independence, once Chemgotan independence was declared, sympathisers towards the Chemgotan cause rebelled and seized control of many Sovremenny-class destroyers, many were also captured when they were docked and left dormant across ports within the region, during the Chemgotan War of Independence began, the Sovremenny-class participated in various naval operations in the Sea of Okhotsk and North Pacific until the end of the war, their guided missiles supported ground forces during coastal engagements.
Kresta II-class 	Soviet Union 	Guided missile cruiser 	 	Although decommissioned, the Kresta II-class cruiser was utilised extensively by the Chemgotan Naval Force during the Chemgotan War of Independence, with many Kresta IIs being formerly attached to the wider Pacific Fleet which was headquartered at Vladivostok, many Kresta IIs which were stationed in Kamchatka and abroad under Chemgotan jurdistriction were recycled for their use against fighting the Russian Navy in the Sea of Okhotsk and the North Pacific, some Kresta IIs cruisers in Chemgotan service also saw use within the Arctic Ocean, mostly for scouting and scanning operations, during the war, the Russian Navy also used the Kresta II albeit in limited quantities.
Krivak-class frigate 	Soviet Union 	Frigate 	 	One of the most extensively used vessels of the Chemgotan Defence Force, the Krivak-class frigate was used extensively by the Chemgotan Naval Force throughout the Chemgotan War of Independence, being pitted against the Russian Navy in many crucial naval engagements of the war, the Russian Navy also maintained a significant portion of Krivak-classes as their disposal from Vladivostok, in which the CNF also faced with their own Krivaks, ultimately by the end of the war, the Krivak-class frigate remained in Chemgotan service and saw large success on being the basis of future vessel models developed by the CDF, their armament along with their abundance quantity prompted Chemgota to begin reverse engineering of the vessel and constructing natively built Krivaks which were outfitted with modern technology and defensive systems.
Tarantul-class corvette 	Soviet Union 	Corvette 	 	The majority of Tarantul-class corvettes were decomissioned ever since the collapse of the Soviet Union, however they managed to see service in many navies throughout the world donated by the Soviet Union and Russia, during the Chemgotan War of Independence, the Chemgotan Naval Force managed to obtain several Tarantul-class corvettes throughout the duration of the conflict and they were used extensively, being deployed to the Sea of Okhotsk, North Pacific and the Arctic Ocean to protect Chemgota's coastline from being naval attacked and to prevent Russian marines from landing and such, their duties were also used to attack Russian vessels from a distance, with some instances of them being used to naval bombard enemy positions and so on. They were commonly deployed alongside Sovremenny-class destroyers and were used after the war.
Ticonderoga-class cruiser 	United States 	Cruiser 	 	Ticonderoga-class cruisers were largely given to the Chemgotan forces during the Chemgotan War of Independence under the service of the Chemgotan Naval Force, many Ticonderoga-class cruisers were decommissioned by 2027 and as such, to bolster the newly established Chemgotan Naval Force with more vessels, the United States agreed to lease several Ticonderoga-class cruisers to the Chemgotan Naval Force. The Ticonderoga in Chemgotan service was largely commissioned to participate in the bulk of major naval engagements throughout the Chemgotan War of Independence, its weapon systems and defensive technology compartments gave it an advantage in comparison to some older Russian vessels in service of the Pacific Fleet. The Ticonderoga was also able to fire guided cruise missiles which was effective in taking out larger Russian naval vessels in hit-and-run strike assaults against Russian naval formations within the Arctic and the Sea of Okhotsk, some Ticonderoga-class cruisers were sunk in the war, but the vast majority of them survived the conflict. Following the end of the war with the Treaty of Magadan in 2036, the Chemgotan Naval Force maintained the Ticonderoga-class cruiser in service and modernised them extensively to be on the basis of researching uniquely native naval designs for future vessels.
Carnaithian-class semi-submersible destroyer	thumb|58x58pxChemgota	Semi-submersible destroyer	 	The Carnaithian-class semi-submersible destroyer is a natively made semi-submersible destroyer which has unique features and functionality, being one of the first of its kind, the Carnaithian-class was produced and made to fill in roles for both submarines and destroyers as the warship was able to carry out both submerged operations and sea level based operations, it was technologically advanced and had many prototype technologies retrofitted into the vessel such as experimental cloaking and advanced anti-sonar detection capabilities, as such the Carnaithian was ordered to carry out clandestine operations against enemy fleets and gained a reputation of being widely feared and uncontested by any other warships similar to its design. The Carnaithian-class semi-submersible destroyer had two main guns positioned at the front and rear of the destroyer along with having four frontal smart torpedo launchers which were able to be guided and track onto enemy vessels, the guns were also capable of firing in underwater environments, the Carnaithian was also fitted with different variety of weapons for defensive capabilities.
===Chemgotan Space Force===
====Personnel equipment====
Name 	Origin 	Type 	Image	Info
M1 Helmet 	United States 	Combat helmet 	 	Due to it's wide availability and being a surplus helmet, the M1 Helmet was largely adopted and used by the Chemgotan Defence Force during the Chemgotan War of Independence with an symbolic meaning as the helmet was used by the West during the Cold War and is at timed described to be a symbol of anti authoritarianism. This led it to become the standardised serving combat helmet throughout the war, after the war ended the M1 Helmet was mostly replaced with more modernised protective combat helmets to protect the wearer from more projectiles.
The Chemgotan Space Force has specialised variants.
APTSCU uniform	thumb|58x58pxChemgota	Combat uniform	 	The Chemgotan Defence Force by the 2040s were seeking to replace their traditional combat and standard uniforms which were outdated American Cold War and mostly Cold War uniforms which were in service as the Chemgotan Defence Force's standardised uniform, the APTSCU uniform, known fully as the Advanced Protective Tactical Strategic Combat Uniform was developed by the Chemgotan Defence Force to replace the outdated Cold War combat uniforms in service, after 10 years of development, the APTSCU was eventually placed into local production in which the uniform was known for its ballistic, flammable, explosive, particle beam and hazardous protective countermeasures placed within the uniform, it also was outfitted with integrated technological systems such as mapping, HUD and other systems to ensure the protection and combat efficiency of its wearer, the APTSCU was also given to other nations such as the United States to use for themselves, many variants were also made for it for different purposes.
The Chemgotan Space Force has specialised variants.
====Small Arms & Light Weapons====
Name 	Origin 	Type 	Image	Info
M16A1	United States	Assault Rifle 	 	The M16 series, most prominently the M16A1 serves as the standard-issue rifle of the Chemgotan Defence Force and is also a ceremonial rifle for ceremonial units such as the Presidential and Federal Guards. It was phased out of official service in the 2050s. M16s are also manufactured by licence in Chemgota.
The Chemgotan Space Force has a specialised variant.
M1911	United States	Semi-automatic pistol	 	The M1911 and it's variants is the standard issue service pistol within Chemgotan service ever since the Chemgotan War of Independence. They are also produced locally.
The Chemgotan Space Force has a specialised variant.
====Melee weapons====
Name 	Origin 	Type 	Image	Info
Pattern 1907 Bayonet	United Kingdom	Sword bayonet	 	The Pattern 1907 bayonet is a sword bayonet originally designed for the Lee-Enfield, however it became standardised and used by Chemgotan forces not only for the Lee-Enfield but they were attached onto the M16 service rifle for close quarters engagements as a result to combat the brutal fighting of the Chemgotan War of Independence, after the war ended the Pattern 1907 bayonet was produced locally to meet the demand of issuing the Pattern 1907 bayonet to each soldier of the Chemgotan Ground Force and future enlistments.
M7 Bayonet 	United States 	Bayonet 	 	The M7 bayonet was used by all branches of the Chemgotan Defence Force as it is the standard issue combat knife of the CDF ever since the Chemgotan War of Independence, it comes with the M16 Assault Rifle, Chemgotan servicemen and women can either fixate it a the end of their M16s or use it as a combat knife if the Pattern 1907 is interfering with such.
====Vessels====
Name 	Origin 	Type 	Image	Info
Falchion-class missile frigate	thumb|58x58pxChemgota	Missile frigate 	 	Developed during the late 2070s, the Falchion-class missile frigate was a revolutionary design in spaceflight technology, with the establishment of the Chemgotan Space Force, the Chemgotan government requested that it required a capable space vessel which was suitable in fleet defence along with providing ground and aerial support in atmospheric engagements with enemy forces, the Falchion was largely successful and was chosen to be developed and produced by the Chemgotan government, a total of 57 Falchion-class missile frigates were produced, but that number is disputed and is believed to be far more than official reports. The Falchion was outfitted with two frontal MAC cannons, two side frontal guns two side rear plasma guns which were capable of disabling hostile vessels and 400 missile silos used to decimate large swaths of enemy fleets. And several personal defence systems which provided the defence of the Falchion.
Opora-class Star Dreadnought 	thumb|58x58pxChemgota	Star Dreadnought	 	The Opora-class Star Dreadnought was the first instalment of Star Dreadnoughts of the Chemgotan Space Force which was developed in 2124, the Opora-class had a large armament consisting of various weapons, most notably of these was having hundreds of point defence systems to secure the Dreadnought from being attacked by enemy bombers and fighters along with being provided to harass enemy vessels, the ship was notable to being able to besiege enemy positions or planets entirely, being able to employ orbital bombardment against hostile worlds which would render them as being glassed which annihilates worlds to be habitable for suitable life, however the downside of the Opora-class is how expensive they are to maintain along with constructing them, they were estimated to cost around 34 Trillion Chemgotan Dinars per ship and as such, only five of the Opora-class Star Dreadnoughts were ever built, all five of these vessels served as ships of the line for the Chemgotan Space Force and their fleets