recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Patrol boat

A **patrol boat** (PB) is a surface combatant ship unit which is typically a small ship with limited endurance focused on local patrol in lower intensity areas.

*see also Table of patrol boats*
## Model list

### Modern models

1. 03 Turunmaa (1969)
2. 847 Sibarau
3. 95300 Cape Small
4. 95312 Cape Knox
5. 95321 Cape Cross
6. Assault Support Patrol Boat (1st Gen)
7. Assault Support Patrol Boat (2nd Gen)
8. B 4 Al Waafi
9. CCGS Cape Roger
10. Command and Control Boat (USMC)
11. Command and Control Boat (USN 1st Gen)
12. Command and Control Boat (USN 2nd Gen)
13. Dabur (1973)
14. Dabur (1974)
15. F 340 Beskytteren
16. F 344 Bellona
17. F 348 Hvidbjornen
18. F 543 Albatros
19. FNH 101 Guaymuras
20. FNH 651
21. GC 651 Tecun
22. GC 851 Utatlan
23. GC 10151 Kukulkan
24. GC-H 656 Gucumaz
25. Monitor Boat (40 mm)
26. Monitor Boat (105 mm)
27. Monitor Boat (Flamethrower)
28. P 06 Capitan Ortiz
29. P 13 Rio Negro
30. P 121 Bafra
31. P 125
32. P 201 Kaivan
33. P 211 Parvin
34. P 227 Anglesey
35. P 530 Daphne
36. P 561 Kawkab
37. P 1007 Beachampton
38. P 1140 Cacine
39. P Debor
40. PBR Mk I
41. PBR Mk II
42. PC 11 Constitucion
43. PSKA Zhuk (Angola)
44. PSKA Zhuk (Cuba)
45. PSKA Zhuk (Iraq)
46. PSKA Zhuk (USSR)
47. PSKA Zhuk (Vietnam)
48. PSKR Shmel
49. T-11
50. US Mk1 Swift
51. US Mk2 Swift (USN)
52. US Mk2 Swift (Iran)
53. US Mk3 Sea Spectre PB
54. US Peterson PBI
55. V 20 Marinheiro
56. WPB 82301 Point Caution

### Cold War models

There are 60 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. 03 Turunmaa (1969)
2. 506 Zhuk (1971)
3. 508 Zhuk (1974)
4. 531 Zhuk (1975)
5. 847 Sibarau (1974)
6. 95300 Cape Small (1953)
7. 95312 Cape Knox (1955)
8. 95321 Cape Cross (1958)
9. Assault Support Patrol Boat (1st Generation)
10. Assault Support Patrol Boat (2nd Generation)
11. B 4 Al Waafi (1974)
12. CCGS Cape Roger (1978)
13. Command & Control Boat (USMC)
14. Command & Control Boat (USN 1st Generation)
15. Command & Control Boat (USN 2nd Generation)
16. Dabur (1973)
17. Dabur (1974)
18. F 340 Beskytteren (1976)
19. F 344 Bellona (1957)
20. F 348 Hvidbjornen (1962)
21. F 543 Albatros (1975)
22. FNH 101 Guaymuras (1978)
23. FNH 651 (1975)
24. GC 102 Donativo (1932)
25. GC 651 Tecun Uman (1971)
26. GC 851 Utatlan (1968)
27. GC 1051 Kukulkan (1977)
28. GC-H 656 Gucumaz (1971)
29. Matanzas (1912)
30. Monitor Boat (flame thrower)
31. Monitor Boat (grenade launcher)
32. Monitor Boat (howitzer)
33. P 06 Capitan Ortiz (1978)
34. P 13 Rio Negro (1969)
35. P 121 Bafra (1957)
36. P 125 AB 25 (1969)
37. P 201 Kaivan (1970)
38. P 211 Parvin (1969)
39. P 227 Anglesey (1978)
40. P 530 Daphne (1962)
41. P 561 Kawkab (1970)
42. P 1007 Beachmpton (1971)
43. P 1140 Cacine (1969)
44. P Dabor (1970)
45. PBR Mk I (1966)
46. PBR Mk II (1971)
47. PC 11 Constitucion (1975)
48. PSKA Zhuk (Angola 1977)
49. PSKA Zhuk (Iraq 1976)
50. PSKA Zhuk (USSR 1972)
51. PSKA Zhuk (Vietnam 1979)
52. PSKR Shmel (1968)
53. T-11 PGM 71 (1966)
54. US Mk1 Swift
55. US Mk2 Swift (Iran 1978)
56. US Mk2 Swift (USN)
57. US Mk3 Sea Spectre (1975)
58. US Peterson PBI (1977)
59. V 20 Marinheiro (1954)
60. WPB 82301 Point Caution (1961)
Mine sweeper aircraft

**Mine sweeper** aircraft are a type of aircraft unit tasked with detecting and neutralizing naval mines at sea. This is typically a helicopter with specialized equipment it can trail through the suspected mine field.

## Models

### Modern models

There are 12 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. MH-53E Sea Dragon (Japan 1989)
2. MH-53E Sea Dragon (USN 1984)
3. MH-53E Sea Dragon (USN 2000)
4. MH-53E Sea Dragon (USN 2006)
5. MH-53E Sea Dragon (USN 2012)
6. MH-53E Sea Dragon (USN 2017)
7. Mi-14BT Haze B (East Germany)
8. Mi-14BT Haze B (Russia)
9. Mi-14BT Haze B (Ukraine)
10. Mi-14BT Haze B (USSR)
11. RH-53D Sea Stallion (1974)
12. RH-53D Sea Stallion (1984)

### Cold War models

There is 1 model in the Cold War database (v491):

1. RH-53D Sea Stallion (1974)
Cold War aircraft

**Cold War aircraft** are all aircraft units in the Cold War database.

*valid as of Cold War DB v497*
## SQL

To access a list of all aircraft in the database, run the following:

```
SELECT DataAircraft.ID, EnumAircraftCategory.Description AS Category, EnumAircraftType.Description as Type, DataAircraft.Name, EnumOperatorCountry.Description AS Country, EnumOperatorService.Description AS Service, DataAircraft.YearCommissioned AS Commissioned, DataAircraft.YearDecommissioned AS Decommissioned
FROM DataAircraft
INNER JOIN EnumAircraftCategory ON DataAircraft.Category=EnumAircraftCategory.ID
INNER JOIN EnumAircraftType ON DataAircraft.Type=EnumAircraftType.ID
INNER JOIN EnumOperatorCountry ON DataAircraft.OperatorCountry=EnumOperatorCountry.ID
INNER JOIN EnumOperatorService ON DataAircraft.OperatorService=EnumOperatorService.ID
ORDER BY DataAircraft.ID;

```
Logistic landing ship

A **logistic landing ship** (LSL) is an amphibious ship unit intended to transport logistic supplies for amphibious forces.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 4 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. 721 Sichang (1988)
2. L 206 Perseverance (1995)
3. L 3029 Sir Lancelot (1975)
4. L 3029 Sir Lancelot (1985)

### Cold War models

There is 1 model in the Cold War database (v491):

1. L 3029 Sir Lancelot (1975)
Meteor

**Meteor** is a family of fighter aircraft by Gloster in the United Kingdom.

## Models

2. Meteor F.4 (Belgium 1949)
3. Meteor F.4 (Denmark 1949)
4. Meteor F.4 (Egypt 1949)
5. Meteor F.4 (France 1951)
6. Meteor F.4 (Netherlands 1948)
7. Meteor F.4 (Syria 1952)
8. Meteor F.4 (UK 1947)
9. Meteor F.8 (Australia 1950)
10. Meteor F.8 (Belgium 1950)
11. Meteor F.8 (Brazil 1953)
12. Meteor F.8 (Denmark 1951)
13. Meteor F.8 (Egypt 1952)
14. Meteor F.8 (Israel 1953)
15. Meteor F.8 (Netherlands 1951)
16. Meteor F.8 (Syria 1952)
17. Meteor F.8 (UK 1949)
18. Meteor FR.9 (Ecuador 1954)
19. Meteor FR.9 (Israel 1954)
20. Meteor FR.9 (Syria 1956)
21. Meteor FR.9 (UK 1950)
22. Meteor NF.11 (Australia 1953)
23. Meteor NF.11 (Belgium 1952)
24. Meteor NF.11 (Denmark 1952)
25. Meteor NF.11 (France 1953)
26. Meteor NF.11 (UK 1952)
27. Meteor NF.12 (UK 1953)
28. Meteor NF.13 (Egypt 1953)
29. Meteor NF.13 (Israel 1956)
30. Meteor NF.13 (Syria 1954)
31. Meteor NF.14 (UK 1954)
32. Meteor PR.10 (UK 1950)
33. Meteor PR.19 (UK 1954)
34. Meteor TT.20 (UK 1962)
35. Meteor U.16 (UK 1954)
Personnel landing craft

A **personnel landing craft** (LCP) is an amphibious ship unit intended to directly deliver amphibious force personnel to designated beaches.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 5 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. KA 1 Trondernes (1997)
2. LCP
3. Strb 90H (1993)
4. Strb 90HS (2000)
5. Tpbs 200 (1962)

### Cold War models

There are 18 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. DUKW
2. LCI 467 Amahai (1950)
3. LCP
4. LVT-1 Buffalo (1941)
5. LVT-2 Water Buffalo (1942)
6. LVT-4 Water Buffalo (1943)
7. LVT(A)-1 Water Buffalo (1942)
8. LVT(A)-2 Water Buffalo (1943)
9. LVTC-5 Amtrack (1960)
10. LVTC-7 Amtrack (1971)
11. LVTE-1 Amtrack (1962)
12. LVTP-5A1 Amtrack (1956)
13. LVTP-7 Amtrack (Argentina 1971)
14. LVTP-7 Amtrack (USMC 1971)
15. LVTR-1A1 Amtrack (1956)
16. LVTR-7 Amtrack (Argentina (1971)
17. LVTR-7 Amtrack (USMC 1971)
18. Tpbs 200 (1962)
MB-326

The **MB-326** is an aircraft family originally produced by Aermacchi of Italy and later license produced by Atlas/Denel in South Africa as the Impala and by EMBRAER in Brazil as the EMB-326 Xavante. While primarily a trainer, it can be employed tactically with a small load of bombs, rockets, and cannon. Enhanced attack capability was provided in some versions, including a number of single-seat dedicated light attack aircraft.

## Models

The following models in the game represent the MB-326 family in Command: Modern Operations:

### Modern Database

1. MB.326KC Impala II (Cameroon)
2. MB.326KC Impala II (South Africa 1977)
3. MB.326KC Impala II (South Africa 1982)
4. MB.326M Impala I
Mine countermeasures device

A **mine countermeasures device** (MCD) is a surface combatant ship unit which differs from a standard mine countermeasures ship in being very small and remotely operated, typically without armament beyond its mission equipment.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 2 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. Seehund (2003)
2. Type 312 Futi (1985)

### Cold War models

There are no models in the Cold War database (v491).
Nuclear-powered guided missile battle cruiser

A **nuclear-powered guided missile battle cruiser** is a ship unit.

## Model list

### Modern models

1. RKR Admiral Lazarev (1992)
2. RKR Admiral Nakhimov (1992)
3. RKR Admiral Nakhimov (2007)
4. RKR Admiral Nakhimov (2019)
5. RKR Frunze (1985)
6. RKR Kalinin (1989)
7. RKR Kirov (1980)
8. RKR Kirov (1984)
9. RKR Petr Velikiy (1999)
10. RKR Petr Velikiy (2023)

### Cold War models

There are no Cold War models for this type of ship.
Radar picket destroyer escort

A **radar picket destroyer escort** (DER) is a surface combatant ship unit which differs from a standard destroyer escort in being equipped with powerful radar systems and tasked with long-range detection of enemy forces.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are no models in the Modern database (v491):

### Cold War models

There is 1 model in the Cold War database (v491):

1. DE 129 Edsall (1953)
Majestic (aircraft carrier class)

***Majestic*** is a class of aircraft carriers built by the United Kingdom. It is a development of the Colossus class and the two are jointly referred to as the 1942 Design Light Fleet Carrier. While built by the UK, no *Majestic*-class ships served in the Royal Navy, instead being directly transferred to Commonwealth navies in Australia, Canada, and India.

## Units

* R 11 Vikrant
* R 17 Sydney
* R 21 Magnificent
* R 21 Melbourne (1955)
* R 21 Melbourne (1960)
* R 21 Melbourne (1967)
* R 21 Melbourne (1977)
* R 22 Bonaventure (1950)
* R 22 Bonaventure (1967)

## History

### Australia

* 1948 December 16: *Sydney* commissioned
* 1955 October 28: *Melbourne* commissioned
* 1958 May 30: *Sydney* decommissioned for conversion to a Sydney class fast troop transport
* 1982 June 30: *Melbourne* decommissioned

### Canada

* 1948 March 28: *Magnificent* commissioned
* 1957 January 17: *Bonaventure* commissioned
* 1957 June 14: *Magnificent* decommissioned
* 1970 July 3: *Bonaventure* decommissioned

### India

* 1961 April 4: *Vikrant* commissioned
* 1997 January 31: *Vikrant* decommissioned
Swimmer delivery vehicle

**Swimmer delivery vehicles** (SDV) are a type of submarine unit.

## Models

### Modern models

There are 7 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. SBS SDV Mk8 Mod 1 (UK 2011)
2. SDV (generic)
3. SEAL ASDS (USN 2003)
4. SEAL SDV Mk8 Mod 0 (USN 1987)
5. SEAM SDV Mk8 Mod 1 (USN 1997)
6. Triton-NN (Russia 2010)

### Cold War models

There is 1 model in the Cold War database (v491):

1. SBS SDV Mk8 Mod 0 (UK 1977)
Material

**Materials** are a type of resource from which larger items are constructed. They represent bulk materials and are generally measured by the ton. They are not represented in the standard game at the operational level, but are used in the strategic game to produce new units.

## Strategic game

In the strategic game, different types of materials are produced by specific facilities. There are two general classes of material:

1. **Raw materials** are materials which are produced by a facility without any input materials required.
2. **Refined materials** are materials which are produced by a facility which requires input materials.

Materials are very broadly defined, and thus do not strictly represent the exact material they are named after. Thus nearly all building materials are covered by concrete, or most all metals by aluminum and steel.
Minesweeper tender

A **minesweeper tender** (MST) is a surface combatant ship unit intended to support minesweepers and mine countermeasures ships.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 3 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. MST 462 Hayase (1972)
2. MST 462 Hayase (1988)
3. MST 463 Uraga (1997)

### Cold War models

There is 1 model in the Cold War database (v491):

1. MST 462 Hayase (1972)
Mechanized landing craft

A **mechanized landing craft** (LCM) is an amphibious ship unit intended to directly land amphibious forces consisting of mechanized units on hostile beaches.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 20 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. C-305 (1965)
2. C 315 Late (1982)
3. DKA Serna (1995)
4. EP-02 FCU (1994)
5. EP-02 FCU (2012)
6. LCM
7. LCM-1E (Australia 2015)
8. LCM-1E (Spain 2002)
9. LCM Hanchon
10. LCM Ondatra (1979)
11. LCM Ondatra (1992)
12. LCM-6 (Algeria)
13. LCM-6 (Indonesia 1988)
14. LCM-6 (Italy)
15. LCM-6 (Japan)
16. LCM-6 Mod 1 (1952)
17. LCM-8 (Australia 1967)
18. LCM-8 (India 2007)
19. LCM-8 (Spain 1976)
20. LCM-8 (USN)

### Cold War models

There are 14 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. C-305 (1965)
2. Labo class (1961)
3. LCM-6
4. LCM-6 Mod 1 (1952)
5. LCM-8 (Australia 1967)
6. LCM-8 (Spain 1976)
7. LCM-8 (USN)
8. LCM (9) (1964)
9. LCM (H) (1952)
10. LCM Ondatra (1979)
11. T-4 (Cuba 1974)
12. T-4 (USSR 1967)
13. T-4M Tankist (Cuba 1974)
14. T-4M Tankist (USSR 1967)
Nuclear-powered guided missile attack submarine

**Nuclear-powered guided missile attack submarines** (SSGN) are a type of submarine unit armed with missiles and powered by a nuclear reactor. Conventionally-powered versions are classified as standard guided missile attack submarines.

## Models

### Modern models

There are 28 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. PLARK-667AT Yankee Notch (Russia 1992)
2. PLARK-667AT Yankee Notch (Russia 1992 SS-N-21b)
3. PLARK-667AT Yankee Notch (USSR 1987)
4. PLARK-670 Charlie I (Russia 1992)
5. PLARK-670 Charlie I (USSR 1973)
6. PLARK-670M Charlie II (Russia 1992)
7. PLARK-670M Charlie II (USSR 1975)
8. PLARK-670M Charlie II (USSR 1982)
9. PLARK-675 Echo II (USSR 1973)
10. PLARK-675K Echo II (USSR 1973)
11. PLARK-675MK Echo II (Russia 1992)
12. PLARK-675MK Echo II (USSR 1978)
13. PLARK-675MKV Echo II (Russia 1992)
14. PLARK-675MKV Echo II (USSR 1985)
15. PLARK-675MU Echo II (USSR 1978)
16. PLARK-949 Oscar I (Russia 1992)
17. PLARK-949 Oscar I (Russia 1993)
18. PLARK-949 Oscar I (USSR 1982)
19. PLARK-949 Oscar I (USSR 1983)
20. PLARK-949A Oscar II (Russia 1992)
21. PLARK-949A Oscar II (Russia 1993)
22. PLARK-949A Oscar II (Russia 2005)
23. PLARK-949A Oscar II (USSR 1986)
24. PLARK-949AM Oscar III (Russia 2018)
25. PLASN-9852 Belgorod (Russia 2018)
26. S 71 Chakra (India 1988)
27. SSGN 727 Michigan (USN 2024)
28. Type 095 Sui (China 2021)

### Cold War models

There are 15 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. PLARK-659 Echo I (USSR 1961)
2. PLARK-659 Echo I (USSR 1964)
3. PLARK-659 Echo I (USSR 1968)
4. PLARK-670 Charlie I (USSR 1968)
5. PLARK-670 Charlie I (USSR 1973)
6. PLARK-670M Charlie II (USSR 1975)
7. PLARK-675 Echo II (USSR 1962)
8. PLARK-675 Echo II (USSR 1964)
9. PLARK-675 Echo II (USSR 1968)
10. PLARK-675 Echo II (USSR 1973)
11. PLARK-675K Echo II (USSR 1973)
12. PLARK-675MK Echo II (USSR 1978)
13. PLARK-675MU Echo II (USSR 1978)
14. SSGN 587 Halibut (USN 1960)
15. SSGN 587 Halibut (USN 1961)
Mount

**Mounts** are components of units which launch weapons. The terminology can be confusing as guns and missile launchers are considered **mounts**, while weapons refer to the projectiles fired by these systems. Mounts are installed on a unit, and are given an arc of fire (directions in which they can launch weapons), as well a connection to any applicable fire control sensors also installed on the unit. Mounts carry a certain number of weapons in ready status, and may have a magazine for additional weapon storage as well.
MiG-25P Foxbat A

**MiG-25P Foxbat A** is a model of airplane.

## Operational information

The **MiG-25P Foxbat A** is a fighter airplane from the Soviet Union. It is the initial interceptor version of the MiG-25 family of aircraft and was widely feared by United States and NATO leaders during the Cold War. Several were exported to a few client states where a handful remain in service as of 2021.

## Mission profiles

The primary mission profile for the MiG-25P is long-range interception with one each of the AA-6 Acrid A and AA-6 Acrid B BVR missiles along with four AA-8 Aphid shorter-range missiles. Alternatively, in place of the AA-8 missiles, an additional pair of AA-6 missiles can be carried.
M-4 Molot

The **M-4 Molot** (also designated **3M**; NATO code name: **Bison**) is a family of fixed-wing aircraft units by Myasishchev in the Soviet Union in the 1950s.

## Units

* M-4 Bison A
* M-4-2 Bison A
* 3M Bison B
* 3M-5 Bison B
* 3MN-1 Bison B
* 3MS-1 Bison B
* 3MS-2 Bison B (Russia)
* 3MS-2 Bison B (USSR)
* 3MD Bison C
Radar picket ship

A **radar picket ship** (AGR) is a surface combatant ship unit equipped with powerful radar systems and tasked with long-range detection of enemy forces.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 2 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. T-43 Project 254PGR (1957)
2. T-58 Project 983 (1980)

### Cold War models

There is 1 model in the Cold War database (v491):

1. T-43 Project 254PGR (1957)
Ocean minesweeper

An **ocean minesweeper** (MSO) is a surface combatant ship unit intended to clear naval mines at sea and capable of long-range operation on open ocean.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 11 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. 1306 Yung Feng (1995)
2. 1306 Yung Feng (1998)
3. 1306 Yung Yang (1995)
4. M 41 Guadalete (1971)
5. MSO 301 Yaeyama (1993)
6. MSO 304 Awaji (2017)
7. MSO 422 Aggressive (1975)
8. MSO 422 Aggressive (1990)
9. MSO 508 Acme (1990)
10. MT Gorya (1989)
11. MT Gorya (1992)

### Cold War models

There are 6 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. M 41 Guadalete (1971)
2. MSO 136 Admirable (1964)
3. MSO 421 Agile (1953)
4. MSO 422 Aggressive (1975)
5. MSO 442 Aggressive (1953)
6. MSO 508 Acme (1956)
Motor torpedo boat

A **motor torpedo boat** (MTB) is a surface combatant ship unit intended to carry out short-range high-speed torpedo attacks on enemy shipping.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 14 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. P 31 Dzukas (1996)
2. P 510 Soloven (1965)
3. P 510 Soloven (1986)
4. P 960 Storm (1972)
5. P 980 Snogg (1972)
6. P 986 Hauk (1980)
7. P 986 Hauk (1994)
8. P 986 Hauk (1998)
9. P 986 Hauk (2003)
10. T 102 Plejad (1970)
11. T 121 Spica (1976)
12. T 121 Spica (1981)
13. T 131 Norrkoping (1976)
14. T 131 Norrkoping (1984)

### Cold War models

There are 46 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. An Ju (1965)
2. Higgins (1956)
3. Iwon (1958)
4. MGB Fairmile D (1945)
5. P 50 Esperos (1976)
6. P 84 Higgins (1949)
7. P 150 KD Perkasa (1967)
8. P 196 Andromeda (1967)
9. P 311 Higgins (1942)
10. P 321 Kartel (1975)
11. P 327 Tjeld (1960)
12. P 330 Jaguar (1975)
13. P 343 Tjeld (1960)
14. P 351 Rapp (1953)
15. P 500 Flyvefisken (1954)
16. P 506 Falken (1962)
17. P 510 Soloven (1965)
18. P 551 Glenten (1950)
19. P 551 Glenten (1951)
20. P 551 Glenten (1955)
21. P 601 Adjak (1960)
22. P 602 Higgins (1951)
23. P 690 Storm (1972)
24. P 980 Snogg (1972)
25. P 986 Hauk (1980)
26. P 1011 Brave Borderer (1960)
27. P 1041 Gay Archer (1951)
28. P 1101 Dark Adventurer (1951)
29. P 5720 Bold Pioneer (1950)
30. P 6052 Silbermowe (1955)
31. P 6059 Jaguar (1958)
32. P 6059 Jaguar (1967)
33. P 6092 Zobel (1962)
34. P Damman (1969)
35. PTF 80 Guacolda (1965)
36. T 32 (1952)
37. T 42 (1955)
38. T 102 Plejad (1955)
39. T 102 Plejad (1970)
40. T 121 Spica (1966)
41. T 121 Spica (1976)
42. T 131 Norrkoping (1976)
43. T 150 Ophir (1957)
44. T 200 Ayah (1950)
45. T 200 Ayah (1957)
46. TK G-5 Series XI (1943)
Platform

A **platform** is a merchant ship unit which is an immobile commercial platform for resource exploitation.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 10 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. Class A platform (armed)
2. Class A platform (unarmed)
3. Class B platform (armed)
4. Class B platform (unarmed)
5. Class C platform (armed)
6. Class C platform (Iran)
7. Class C platform (unarmed)
8. SBX 1 Sea-Based X-Band Radar (2006)
9. Surveillance platform (ELINT)
10. Surveillance platform (Radar)

### Cold War models

There are 5 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. Floating Base 1 (1967)
2. Floating Base Sea Float (1969)
3. Class C platform (armed)
4. Class C platform (unarmed)
5. Texas Tower (1955)
Order of battle

In-game, the **order of battle** is a game window which lists the units available to the commander. It has tabs for viewing units organized by which group they are assigned to or by the mission they are tasked with, as well as a tab to view all known contacts to give the best listing possible of enemy forces.
Principe de Asturias (aircraft carrier class)

***Principe de Asturius*** is a class of aircraft carriers built by Spain.

## Units

* *Chakri Naruebet*
	+ 911 Chakri Naruebet (1997)
	+ 911 Chakri Naruebet (2002)
* *Principe de Asturias*
	+ R 11 Principe de Asturias (1988)
	+ R 11 Principe de Asturias (1991)
	+ R 11 Principe de Asturias (1993)
	+ R 11 Principe de Asturias (1997)
	+ R 11 Principe de Asturias (2002)
OH-6 Cayuse

The **OH-6 Cayuse** is a series of the MD-500 helicopter family designed as an observation and scout helicopter for the United States Army. Initially successful in its competition over the Bell OH-58 Kiowa, it later was supplanted by that design in regular service.

## Units

* OH-6A Cayuse
* OH-6D Cayuse
* OH-6J Cayuse
Remotely operated vehicle

**Remotely operated vehicles** (ROV) are a type of submarine unit.

## Models

### Modern models

There are 40 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. AN/SLQ-48 MNV (USN 1988)
2. AN/WLD-1(V)1 RMS (USN 2008)
3. Knifefish UUV (USN 2017)
4. MIN Mk2 ROV (Italy 1985)
5. PAP 104 Mk2 ROV (France 1973)
6. PAP 104 Mk3 ROV (UK 1981)
7. PAP 104 Mk4 ROV (Germany)
8. PAP 104 Mk4 ROV (Malaysia 1988)
9. PAP 104 Mk5 ROV (Belgium 1986)
10. PAP 104 Mk5 ROV (Bulgaria 2010)
11. PAP 104 Mk5 ROV (France 1985)
12. PAP 104 Mk5 ROV (Japan 1999)
13. PAP 104 Mk5 ROV (Latvia 2008)
14. PAP 104 Mk5 ROV (Netherlands 1984)
15. PAP 104 Mk5 ROV (Pakistan 1993)
16. PAP 104 Mk5 ROV (Saudi Arabia 1992)
17. PAP 104 Mk5 ROV (Turkey 1999)
18. PAP 104 Mk5 ROV (UK 1999)
19. Pinguin A1 ROV (Taiwan)
20. Pinguin B3 ROV (Germany 1984)
21. Pinguin B3 ROV (Taiwan)
22. Pluto Giga ROV (Italy 1994)
23. Pluto Giga ROV (South Korea)
24. Pluto Plus ROV (Norway 1995)
25. Pluto Plus ROV (Spain)
26. Pluto ROV (Italy 1985)
27. Pluto ROV (South Korea)
28. S-4 ROV (Japan 1979)
29. S-7 ROV (Japan 1993)
30. S-7-1 ROV (Japan 1991)
31. S-8 ROV (Japan 1993)
32. S-10 ROV (Japan 2008)
33. Seafox I ROV (Belgium 2005)
34. Seafox I ROV (Finland 2013)
35. Seafox I ROV (Germany 2001)
36. Seafox I ROV (Lithuania 2012)
37. Seafox I ROV (Netherlands 2005)
38. Seafox I ROV (Sweden 2009)
39. Seafox I ROV (UK 2003)
40. Seafox I ROV (US 2013)

### Cold War models

There are 2 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. PAP 104 Mk2 ROV (France 1973)
2. S-4 ROV (Japan 1979)
MD-500M

**MD-500M** is a series of helicopters in the MD-500 family designed for military export customers. The MD-500M was exported widely in many variants with only a handful represented in the game.

## Units

* MD-500M (Kenya)
* MD-500M (South Korea)
* MD-500M/ASW Defender (Taiwan)
* MD-500MD Defender (Israel)
* MD-500MD Defender (Kenya)
* MD-500MD Defender (South Korea)
* MD-500ME
* MD-500MG
Ready time

**Ready time** is the amount of time it takes for a unit to be made ready to begin a mission. This is most important for aircraft which require time at their base to be readied with a loadout prior to being able to takeoff. Some loadouts allow surge operations which reduce the ready time for a certain number of sorties. Changing the assigned loadout will also require the ready time for the new loadout to be observed before operations can commence.
Tank landing craft

A **tank landing craft** (LCT) is an amphibious ship unit tasked with transporting amphibious force heavy vehicles from offshore ships to a beachhead.

## Model list

### Modern models

There is 1 model in the Modern database (v491):

1. Light Amphibious Warship (2023)

### Cold War models

There are 11 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. L 4043 KD Sri Langkawi (1965)
2. LCT 6 (1965)
3. LCT 7 (1965)
4. LCT 8 (1965)
5. LCT Mk III
6. LCT Mk IV (generic)
7. LCT Mk IV (Turkey 1967)
8. LCT Mk V
9. LCT Mk VI
10. MRC 1401 KD Sri Melaka (1949)
11. Robbe (1962)
Submarine chaser

A **submarine chaser** (PC) is a surface combatant ship unit which differs from a standard coastal patrol boat in being specialized in anti-submarine warfare.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 4 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. P 62 Niki (1991)
2. P 6052 Thetis (1976)
3. V1 Kronshtadt (1956)
4. V1 Kronshtadt (1981)

### Cold War models

There are 9 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. 354 Kronshtadt (1962)
2. CS 1 SC-1 (1918)
3. GC 101 Leoncio Prado (1946)
4. GC 104 Oriente (1947)
5. P 301 Kronshtadt (1959)
6. P 310 Kraljevica (1958)
7. P 6052 Thetis (1976)
8. PE 303 Baire (1956)
9. V1 Kronshtadt (1956)
Strike Exercise Steel

**Strike Exercise Steel** is a strike exercise in which the primary target is a complex of industrial plants identified as steel plants located in eastern Germany.

Blue Force has two airfields from which it can launch. A main airbase is located about 250 nm from the target and has two large runways. A forward airfield is available as well with a single 1400 m runway approximately 100 nm from the target. This can be used by shorter-range aircraft. Target location is known at the start.

1. STRIKEX Simple Steel: Basic version of the exercise for training and evaluation. The target consists of 20 buildings and there are no defenses.
Reveted structure

**Reveted structures** are a category of facility which are fixed structures built on land, similar to open structures, but with walls around them, or built somewhat sunken into the ground. However, the are not fully enclosed structures such as buildings.

## Models

### Modern models

There are 22 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. Aircraft camouflaged revetment (small x 1)
2. Aircraft camouflaged revetment (small x 2)
3. Aircraft camouflaged revetment (medium x 1)
4. Aircraft camouflaged revetment (medium x 2)
5. Aircraft camouflaged revetment (large x 1)
6. Aircraft camouflaged revetment (large x 2)
7. Aircraft revetment (small x 1)
8. Aircraft revetment (small x 2)
9. Aircraft revetment (medium x 1)
10. Aircraft revetment (medium x 2)
11. Aircraft revetment (large x 1)
12. Aircraft revetment (large x 2)
13. Aircraft revetment (very large)
14. Ammo revetment
15. Helipad (small)
16. Helipad (medium)
17. Helipad (large)
18. SSM, KTSSM Fixed (South Korea 2019)
19. SSM, SSC-1 Sepal Fixed (Russia 1992)
20. SSM, SSC-1 Sepal Fixed (Russia 2016)
21. SSM, SSC-1 Sepal Fixed (USSR 1974)
22. Revetment

### Cold War models

There are 21 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. Aircraft camouflaged revetment (small x 1)
2. Aircraft camouflaged revetment (medium x 1)
3. Aircraft camouflaged revetment (large x 1)
4. Aircraft revetment (small x 1)
5. Aircraft revetment (medium x 1)
6. Aircraft revetment (large x 1)
7. Aircraft revetment (very large)
8. Ammo revetment
9. Artillery, 76 mm M1902 (China battery)
10. Artillery, 76 mm M1902 (North Korea battery)
11. Artillery, 76 mm M1902 (USSR battery)
12. Helipad (small)
13. Helipad (medium)
14. Helipad (large)
15. SAM, CIM-10A Bomarc (USAF 1959 battery)
16. SAM, CIM-10B Bomarc (Canada 1961 battery)
17. SAM, CIM-10B Bomarc (USAF 1960 48-launcher battery)
18. SAM, CIM-10B Bomarc (USAF 1960 56-launcher battery)
19. SAM, CIM-10B Bomarc (USAF 1960 84-launcher battery)
20. SSM, SSC-1 Sepal Fixed (USSR 1974)
21. Revetment
Midget submarine

**Midget submarines** (SSM) are a type of submarine unit.

## Models

### Modern models

There are 12 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. Cosmos SX-404/B (Pakistan 1974)
2. Cosmos SX-506 (South Korea 1985)
3. Cosmos SX-756/K (South Korea 1989)
4. Cosmos SX-756/W (Pakistan 1986)
5. NORSUB-5 (Russia 2010)
6. PL-865 Losos (Russia 1992)
7. PL-865 Losos (USSR 1989)
8. S-1 Cosmos (Taiwan 1970)
9. S 21 Intrepido (Colombia 1973)
10. Sang-O (North Korea 1992)
11. Sang-O (North Korea 1993)
12. Unarmed midget submarine (civilian 2000)

### Cold War models

There are 6 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. Alvin DSV (USN 1964)
2. Cosmos SX-404/B (Pakistan 1974)
3. S-1 Cosmos (Taiwan 1970)
4. S 21 Intrepido (Colombia 1973)
5. X-51 Stickleback Class (UK 1955 conventional)
6. X-51 Stickleback Class (UK 1955 nuclear)
Patrol frigate

A **patrol frigate** (PF) is a surface combatant ship unit which differs from a standard frigate in being more geared to general patrol duties and lower-intensity operations. This concept has largely been replaced by the offshore patrol vessel in modern times.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 11 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. 211 Dat Assawari (1981)
2. 211 Dat Assawari (1985)
3. F 01 Dat Assawari (1973)
4. F 71 Alvand (1972)
5. F 71 Alvand (1988)
6. F 71 Alvand (1991)
7. F 71 Alvand (1998)
8. F 76 Jamaran (2011)
9. F 76 Jamaran (2014)
10. HQ 02 Tran Quang Khai (1975)
11. HQ 02 Tran Quang Khai (1985)

### Cold War models

There are 24 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. E 21 Guayas (1947)
2. F 01 Dat Assawari (1973)
3. F 71 Alvand (1968)
4. F 71 Alvand (1972)
5. F 103 Capitan General Pedro Santana (1947)
6. F 104 Gregorio Luperon (1947)
7. F 301 Jose Marti (1947)
8. FG 11 Almirante Padilla (1947)
9. HQ 1 Tham Ngu Lao (1975)
10. HQ 1 Tham Ngu Lao (1978)
11. HQ 02 Tran Quang Khai (1975)
12. IJN Etorofu (1943)
13. IJN Shimushu (1941)
14. IJN Shimushu (1942)
15. IJN Type C (1942)
16. IJN Type D (1943)
17. IJN Ukuru (1942)
18. P 20 Murature (1950)
19. P 32 Heroinia (1947)
20. P 33 Sarandi (1948)
21. P 34 Santisima Trinidad (1948)
22. PF 3 Tacoma (1943)
23. PF 61 Tacoma (1950)
24. PF 281 Kusa (1953)
Surveying ship

A **surveying ship** (AGS) is an auxiliary ship unit.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 14 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. A 01 Paluma (1989)
2. A 06 Monowai (1977)
3. A 06 Monowai (1980)
4. A 06 Monowai (1982)
5. A 14 Resolution (1997)
6. A 73 Moresby (1964)
7. A 171 Endurance (1974)
8. A 171 Endurance (1988)
9. A 171 Endurance (1992)
10. A 245 Leeuwin (2000)
11. A 291 Cook (1981)
12. A 291 Cook (1981 armed)
13. A 312 Flinders (1973)
14. Type 814A Dadie (1988)

### Cold War models

There are 12 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. A 01 KD Perantau (1969)
2. A 70 Echo (1958)
3. A 133 Hecla (1964)
4. A 146 Protector (1955)
5. A 171 Endurance (1967)
6. A 171 Endurance (1974)
7. A 302 Dalrymple (1950)
8. A 303 Dampier (1948)
9. A 307 Cook (1950)
10. A 317 Bulldog (1967)
11. A Mermaid (1964)
12. A Myrmidon (1964)
Target drone aircraft

**Target drone aircraft** are a type of aircraft unit tasked with serving as gunnery targets for training and other exercises. They are unmanned.

## Model

### Modern models

There are 13 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. AS-2 Kipper (USSR 1981)
2. BQM-74C Chukar III (USN 1981)
3. BQM-74E Chukar III (USN 1993)
4. BQM-74F Chukar III (USN 2007)
5. BQM-167A Skeeter (USAF 2008)
6. Jindivik 3B (Australia 1952)
7. Jindivik Mk.4A (UK 1988)
8. Jindivik Mk.203A/B (Australia 1952)
9. Mirach 100/5 (Italy 2000)
10. Mirach 100/5 (UK 2001)
11. MQM-74C Chukar II (USN 1975)
12. QF-16A Falcon (generic)
13. Simsek (Turkey 2012)

### Cold War models

There are 4 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. Meteor U.16 (UK 1954)
2. MQM-74C Chukar II (USN 1975)
3. QF-8A Crusader (USN 1970)
4. QF-100 Super Sabre (USAF)
Tucano

**Tucano** is a family of fighter/attack aircraft of Brazilian origin. Originally jointly developed with British Short Brothers company, only the Brazilian Embraer-built versions are as of yet modeled in the databases.

## Versions

* A-29A Super Tucano (Brazil)
* A-29A Super Tucano (Lebanon)
* A-29A Super Tucano (Nigeria)
* A-29B Super Tucano (Afghanistan)
* A-29B Super Tucano (Brazil)
* A-29B Super Tucano (Colombia)
* A-29B Super Tucano (Ecuador)
* A-29B Super Tucano (Indonesia)
* AT-27 Tucano (Brazil)
* AT-27 Tucano (Colombia)
* AT-27 Tucano (Venezuela)
* T-27 Tucano (Brazil)
* T-27 Tucano (Iran)
* T-27 Tucano (Venezuela)
Submarine tender

A **submarine tender** (AS) is an auxiliary ship unit tasked with supporting deployed submarines.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 6 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. AS 36 L. Y. Spear (1970)
2. PB Don (1958)
3. PB Don (1992)
4. PB Ugra (1964)
5. PB Ugra (1992)
6. Type 925 Dajing (1978)

### Cold War models

There are 12 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. A 164 Adamant (1942)
2. A 187 Forth (1938)
3. A 441 Ratulangi (1962)
4. A 442 Thamrin (1962)
5. A 641 Gustave Zede (1949)
6. A 705 Multatuli (1961)
7. A Thamrin (1962)
8. AS 36 L. Y. Spear (1970)
9. PB Atrek (1956)
10. PB Don (1958)
11. PB Ugra (1964)
12. Type 925 Dajing (1978)
Templates

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Radar picket submarine

**Radar picket submarines** (SSR) are a type of submarine unit.

## Models

### Modern models

There are no models in the Modern database (v491).

### Cold War models

There are 9 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. GUPPY radar picket (USN 1948)
2. GUPPY radar picket (USN 1957)
3. PL-640 Whiskey Canvas Bag (USSR 1964)
4. PL-640 Whiskey Canvas Bag (USSR 1967)
5. PL-640 Whiskey Canvas Bag (USSR 1972)
6. SS 214 Gato Migraine I (USN 1949)
7. SS 572 Sailfish radar picket (USN 1956)
8. SS 572 Sailfish radar picket (USN 1957)
9. SS 572 Sailfish radar picket (USN 1961)
Training vessel

A **training vessel** (AX) is an auxiliary ship unit intended for training and education of officer cadets and enlisted sailors at sea.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 12 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. A 135 Argus (1988)
2. A 135 Argus (1991)
3. A 135 Argus (1998)
4. A 135 Argus (2001)
5. Constitution (1797)
6. D 11 Vampire (1980)
7. K 08 Engadine (1968)
8. Smolnyy (1976)
9. Smolnyy (1992)
10. Type 795 Daxin (1987)
11. Type 0891A Shichang (1997)
12. WIX 327 Eagle (1942)

### Cold War models

There are 10 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. A 59 Deutschland (1963)
2. A 59 Deutschland (1967)
3. AG 128 USS Mississippi (1947)
4. AG 128 USS Mississippi (1950)
5. AG 128 USS Mississippi (1952)
6. BB 40 New Mexico (1942)
7. C 39 Devonshire (1947)
8. C 57 Cumberland (1951)
9. K 08 Engadine (1968)
10. Smolnyy (1976)
Repair ship

A **repair ship** (AR) is an auxiliary ship unit equipped with workshop facilities and tasked with providing repair services for deployed fleet units at sea.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 5 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. A 511 Elbe (1993)
2. PM Amur (1970)
3. PM Amur (1992)
4. PM Amur II (1983)
5. PM Amur II (1992)

### Cold War models

There are 10 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. A 60 Dharini (1960)
2. A 108 Triumph (1965)
3. A 191 Head (1945)
4. A 262 Point (1945)
5. AGP 786 Garrett County (1965)
6. AGP 821 Harnett County (1965)
7. AGP 838 Hunterdon County (1965)
8. AGP 846 Jennings County (1965)
9. AGP 1176 Graham County (1965)
10. PM Amur (1970)
Ship

**Ships** are one of the four main unit types in the game and cover all units which operate on the water's surface. They are separate from submarines, which also can operate under the surface.

## Ship categories

* **Amphibious ships** conduct landing operations transporting military forces ashore.
* **Auxiliary ships** operate in support of military operations but are not generally designed to directly participate in combat.
* **Aviation ships** carry, launch, and recover aircraft at sea.
* **Civilian ships** are generally employed as non-military, non-commercial vessels.
* **Merchant ships** are engaged in commercial activities such as transport and fishing.
* **Surface combatants** are armed and intended to engage in military operations.
Signals intelligence aircraft

**Signals intelligence aircraft** is a type of aircraft unit tasked with collecting intelligence on electronic communications using onboard sensors.

## Models

### Modern models

There are 9 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. An-26RR Curl B (USSR 1975)
2. Boeing 707 EL/L-8300 (Israel 1982)
3. EO-5B ARL-C (USA 1993)
4. EO-5C ARL-M (USA 1997)
5. F.50 Black Crow Mk2 (Singapore 1996)
6. F.60 MPA (Peru 2010)
7. Falcon 20DC SIGINT (Venezuela 1999)
8. Gulfstream G550 AEW (Italy 2022)
9. MC-55A Peregrine (Australia 2021)

### Cold War models

There is 1 model in the Cold War database (v491):

1. An-26RR Curl B (USSR 1975)
STRIKEX Simple Steel

**STRIKEX Simple Steel** is a training and evaluation strike exercise in which Blue Force must strike a complex of 20 industrial plants. There are no defenses. Blue Force may use either of its airfields to launch the attack.

## Scoring

Blue Force scores 5 points for each destroyed industrial plants and percentage points for damaged targets. Buildings not on fire are scored at the conclusion of the final strike. Buildings on fire are scored once the fire is extinguished or the building is destroyed. A perfect score is 100.

## Results

### Ineffective aircraft

Aircraft with only guns for strafing are deemed ineffective against industrial plants, as the minimal damage caused can be repaired as quickly as more aircraft can attack.
Guided missile helicopter cruiser

A **guided missile helicopter cruiser** is a ship unit. It is a type of cruiser which carries both guided missile systems as a main armament and can operate a significant number of helicopters.

## Model list

### Modern models

1. C 550 Vittorio Veneto (1975)
2. C 550 Vittorio Veneto (1984)
3. C 550 Vittorio Veneto (1988)
4. C 553 Andrea Doria (1979)
5. C 553 Andrea Doria (1984)
6. C 553 Andrea Doria (1987)

### Cold War models

1. C 550 Vittorio Veneto (1969)
2. C 550 Vittorio Veneto (1975)
3. C 553 Andrea Doria (1964)
4. C 553 Andrea Doria (1967)
5. C 553 Andrea Doria (1979)
6. C 553 Andrea Doria (1980)
Underwater facility

**Underwater facilities** are a category of facility which are located on the bottom of the sea.

## Models

### Modern models

There are 22 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. Bottom mines (Norway)
2. Bottom mines (Sweden)
3. J/LQO-3 array (Japan 1969)
4. J/LQO-3A array (Japan 1981)
5. J/LQO-4 array (Japan 1987)
6. J/LQO-5 array (Japan 2008)
7. J/LQO-6 array (Japan 2014)
8. MAD array (Japan)
9. MG-521 Agat array (Russia 1992)
10. MG-521 Agat array (USSR 1988)
11. MGK-407 Liman array (Russia 1992)
12. MGK-407 Liman array (USSR 1988)
13. MGK-607 Dnestr array (Russia 1994)
14. MGK-608 Sever array (Russia 1996)
15. MGK-608M Sever array (Russia 2017)
16. Mk8 underwater complex (Norway)
17. Moored mines (Norway)
18. Sino-SOSUS array (China 2016)
19. SOSUS array (USN)
20. Submerged bridge
21. T1 Mod 1 underwater complex (Norway)
22. Tp 613/N underwater complex (Norway)

### Cold War models

There are 9 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. Bottom fixed array, J/LQO-3 (Japan 1969)
2. Bottom fixed array, SOSUS array (USN)
3. Bottom mines (Norway)
4. Bottom mines (Sweden)
5. Bridge, submerged
6. Minefield, bottom
7. Minefield, moored
8. Torpedo, Mk8 (Norway battery)
9. Torpedo, T1 Mod 1 (Norway battery)
Submarine chaser escort

A **submarine chaser escort** (PCE) is a surface combatant ship unit which differs from a standard submarine chaser in being tasked with escort of coastal and near-harbor convoys.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are no models in the Modern database (v491).

### Cold War models

There are 11 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. K 26 Nogah (1954)
2. P 01 Mejillon (1954)
3. P 53 PCE (1947)
4. P 111 Sultanhisar (1963)
5. PC 580 Hui (1960)
6. PCE 57 (1961)
7. PCE 461 (South Korea)
8. PCE 461 (South Vietnam 1950)
9. PCE 461 (Taiwan)
10. PCE 461 (USN 1947)
11. PE 301 Caribe (1947)
Resource

**Resources** are a concept that is exclusive to the strategic game and not reflected in standard gameplay. Resources themselves cannot play a role in the operational game, but resource production, transport, and storage facilities may feature as targets for operations.

## Strategic game

Resources include everything needed to build new units. Some resources require other resources to produce. There are three basic categories of resources:

1. **Labor** represents the work done by people employed at a facility, or assigned to construction of a new facility.
2. **Materials** represent tonnage of material used in the construction of a new item.
3. **Components** represent discrete items which have been produced and are necessary for production of units.

Individual resources are not generally tracked in the strategic game, but instead resource flows are managed to ensure steady production rates. To this end, between a resource producer and customer, a resource flow is assigned. So long as the flow is sufficient and uninterrupted, production can be maintained at ideal rates.

Resources can be stored in warehouses and other facilities to account for surpluses, and provide supply for interruptions and for special projects.
Training

**Training** is a mission profile for aircraft loadouts in which the primary objective is pilot instruction.

## Operational use

A pilot training is not generally conducted as a part of active military operations, there is no true operational role for training missions. As they are generally unarmed and not equipped with capable sensors, training loadouts do not offer much value to an operational commander. Aircraft with such loadouts may however play a role during operations either being employed as decoy or probing aircraft to test enemy responses or as targets requiring escort. They may also be present as non-combatants which complicate the IFF picture in the battle space.

## Strategic use

Training missions are a key strategic support mission as they ensure a supply of well-trained pilots to the operational forces. As trainers are less sophisticated than combat aircraft, they are less costly to operate and reduce the wear and tear on the combat fleet. They also are better suited to promoting a student pilot through the training syllabus. A force with adequate trainers available will be able to maintain higher readiness rates in their operational aircraft fleets than those forces with less trainers than needed. As such trainers also make a valuable target for those opponents with ability to get to them, as such attacks degrade their enemies' ability to retain combat readiness.
Runway access point

**Runway access points** are a category of facility which permit movement of aircraft between runways, taxiways, and parking.

## Models

### Modern models

There are 4 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. Runway access point (small)
2. Runway access point (medium)
3. Runway access point (large)
4. Runway access point (very large)

### Cold War models

There are 4 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. Runway access point (small)
2. Runway access point (medium)
3. Runway access point (large)
4. Runway access point (very large)
Tank Defense

**Tank Defense** is a series of challenge scenarios, in which the BLUE force occupies an airbase complex from which they must use their aircraft to destroy as many approaching tanks as possible. Each scenario is based on the range from the tanks at the start.

## Scenarios

* Tank Defense 100
* Tank Defense 160
* Tank Defense 250
* Tank Defense 400
* Tank Defense 500
* Tank Defense 630
* Tank Defense 800
* Tank Defense 1000
* Tank Defense 1600
* Tank Defense 2500
Reconnaissance

**Reconnaissance** is a mission profile associated with aircraft loadouts. The mission objective is to use the aircraft's onboard sensors to gather information about enemy units. Key parameters are the aircraft's onboard sensors and maximum radius.

## Loadouts

* MiG-25RB Foxbat B: 800 nm with ELINT, SLAR, and visual sensors
Tank Defense 400

**Tank Defense 400** is a Tank Defense challenge scenario. The BLUE force occupies an air base (or multiple bases in a single area) with their surface strike, close air support, and reconnaissance aircraft. 400 nm away, a large force of T-55 tanks begin to approach the base. BLUE force objective is to destroy as many tanks as possible before the first tanks reach the vicinity of the airbase. Score is based on how many tanks are destroyed.
UH-1H Huey

**UH-1H Huey** is a model of transport aircraft. Part of the **UH-1H Huey** family.

## Operational information

### Engines

The **UH-1H Huey** is a transport helicopter widely used in several countries.

## Production

A total of 5435 UH-1H and derivative models were built from 1966 through 1986.

## Models

* UH-1D Huey (Germany)
* UH-1H Huey (Australian Army)
* UH-1H Huey (Colombia)
* UH-1H Huey (Japan)
* UH-1H Huey (Peru)
* UH-1H Huey (RAAF)
* UH-1H Huey (RNZAF)
* UH-1H Huey (South Korea)
* UH-1H Huey (USA)
* UH-1H Huey Bushranger (Australian Army)
* UH-1H Huey Bushranger (RAAF)
Replenishment oiler

A **replenishment oiler** (AOR) is an auxiliary ship unit which differs from a standard fleet oiler in being specialized in conducting underway replenishment of fleet units at sea.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 41 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. 850 Vice Admiral Paromov (2021)
2. 902 Boraida (1985)
3. A 11 Aotearoa (2021)
4. A 11 Endeavour (1988)
5. A 11 Maques de la Ensenada (1990)
6. A 14 Patino (1995)
7. A 15 Cantabria (2010)
8. A 50 Deepak (1968)
9. A 50 Deepak (1990)
10. A 50 Deepak (2011)
11. A 58 Rhein (1962)
12. A 75 Tidespring (1968)
13. A 136 Tidespring (2017)
14. A 195 Supply (2020)
15. A 195 Supply (2020 proposal)
16. A 387 Fort Victoria (1994)
17. A 387 Fort Victoria (2001)
18. A 607 Meuse (1981)
19. A 832 Zuiderkruis (1975)
20. A 832 Zuiderkruis (1984)
21. A 832 Zuiderkruis (1992)
22. A 834 Den Helder (2025)
23. A 836 Amsterdam (1995)
24. A 836 Amsterdam (2004)
25. A 836 Amsterdam (2006)
26. AO 195 Supply (1962)
27. AOR 1 Wichita (1969)
28. AOR 1 Wichita (1988)
29. AOR 1 Wichita (1991)
30. AOR 508 Provider (1964)
31. AOR 509 Protecteur (1970)
32. AOR 509 Protecteur (1984)
33. AOR 509 Protecteur (1990)
34. AOR 509 Protecteur (2000)
35. ARL 158 Tacna (2015)
36. OR 304 Success (1986)
37. OR 304 Success (1998)
38. T 81 Ciudad Bolivar (2002)
39. VTR Academician Pashin (2017)
40. VTR Boris Chilikin (1971)
41. VTR Boris Chilikin (1992)

### Cold War models

There are 14 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. 500 Provider (1963)
2. 500 Provider (1967)
3. 500 Provider (1972)
4. A 50 Deepak (1968)
5. A 58 Rhein (1962)
6. A 75 Tidespring (1962)
7. A 75 Tidespring (1968)
8. A 385 Poolster (1964)
9. A 832 Zuiderkruis (1975)
10. AO 195 Supply (1962)
11. AOR 1 Wichita (1969)
12. AOR 508 Provider (1964)
13. AOR 509 Protecteur (1970)
14. VTR Boris Chilikin (1971)
Runway

**Runways** are a category of facility which permit aircraft to land or take off. They are typically included in groups along with other aircraft handling and parking facilities.

## Models

### Modern models

There are 9 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. Runway (450 m)
2. Runway (900 m large)
3. Runway (900 m very large)
4. Runway (1400 m)
5. Runway (2000 m)
6. Runway (2600 m)
7. Runway (3200 m)
8. Runway (4000 m)
9. Runway (5600 m)

### Modern models

There are 9 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. Runway (450 m)
2. Runway (900 m large)
3. Runway (900 m very large)
4. Runway (1400 m)
5. Runway (2000 m)
6. Runway (2600 m)
7. Runway (3200 m)
8. Runway (4000 m)
9. Runway (5600 m)