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Eurofighter Typhoon

The Eurofighter Typhoon is a twin-engine, canard-delta wing fighter aircraft developed by the Eurofighter consortium. It is one of the principal combat aircraft of the Imperial Air Force, along with the Lightning IIB stealth fighter.

## Specifications

**General characteristics**

* **Crew:** 1 or 2
* **Length:** 15.96 m
* **Wingspan:** 10.95 m
* **Height:** 5.28 m
* **Wing area:** 51.2 m2
* **Empty weight:** 11,000 kg
* **Gross weight:** 16,000 kg
* **Max takeoff weight:** 23,500 kg
* **Fuel capacity:** 4,996 kg / 6.215 l internal
* **Powerplant:** 2x Eurojet EJ200 afterburning turbofan engines, 60 kN thrust each dry, 90 kN with afterburner

**Performance**

* **Maximum speed:** 2,125 km/h / Mach 2.0+ at 11,000 m altitude; 1,530 km/h / Mach 1.25 at sea level; Mach 1.5 supercruise
* **Range:** 2,900 km
* **Combat range:** 1,389 km air defence with 10-min loiter / ground-attack hi-lo-hi (with 3x external 1,000 l tanks); 185 km air defence with 3-hour combat air patrol (with 3x external 1,000 l tanks); 601 km ground attack, lo-lo-lo (with 3x external 1,000 l tanks)
* **Ferry range:** 3,790 km+ with 3x drop tanks
* **Service ceiling:** 19,812 m
* **g limits:** +9 -3
* **Rate of climb:** 318 m/s
* **Wing loading:** 312 kg/m2
* **Thrust/weight:** 1.15 (interceptor configuration)
* **Brakes-off to take-off acceleration:** <8 s
* **Brakes-off to supersonic acceleration:** <30 s
* **Brakes-off to Mach 1.6 at 11,000 m:** <150 s

**Armament**

* **Guns:** 1x 27mm Mauser BK-27 revolver cannon with 150 rounds
* **Hardpoints:** Total of 13: 8x under-wing; and 5x under-fuselage pylon stations; holding in excess of 9,000 kg of payload
* **Air superiority configuration:**
	+ 6x Meteor BVRAAM
	+ 2x IRIS-T SRAAM
	+ 3x 1,000-litre drop tanks
* **Air interdiction configuration:**
	+ 4x Meteor BVRAAM
	+ 2x IRIS-T SRAAM
	+ 4x Paveway III or Paveway IV laser-guided bombs or 16x SDB radar-guided bombs
	+ Litening III targeting pod
	+ 2x 1,000-litre drop tanks
* **Close air support configuration:**
	+ 4x Meteor BVRAAM
	+ 2x IRIS-T SRAAM
	+ 12x Brimstone or SPEAR 3 air-to-ground missiles
	+ Litening III targeting pod
	+ 2x 1,000-litre drop tanks
* **Naval attack configuration:**
	+ 4x Meteor BVRAAM
	+ 2x IRIS-T SRAAM
	+ 4x Marte ER anti-ship missiles
	+ 3x 1,000-litre drop tanks

**Avionics**

* Euroradar CAPTOR radar
* Passive Infra-Red Airborne Tracking Equipment
* Praetorian DASS
* Damocles targeting pod
* LITENING III laser targeting pod
* Sniper Advanced Targeting Pod
MEKO 200

2x MTU 2V 956 diesel engines

### Armament

1x 100mm Mod68 CADAM multipurpose naval gun3x Oerlikon Sea Zenith 25mm CIWS guns

2x quad-pack Exocet anti-ship missile launchers

1x eight-cell Crotale surface-to-air missile launcher

6x 324mm light anti-submarine torpedoes in 2x triple-tube launchers

### Aviation facilities

Flight deckEnclosed hangar

The MEKO 200 was a class of frigates developed by Blohm & Voss for the Federal Army Naval Force and the export market. It was one of the principal surface combatants of the Federal Navy during the final phase of the Third Great War and the post-Great War era, along with the MEKO 360 destroyer and the MEKO 140 corvette. It was eventually superseded by the MEKO A-200, an advanced derivative.
Heckler & Koch P30

P30 V2

The P30 is a semi-automatic pistol developed by Heckler & Koch for the police and security markets and chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum. It is used by various civil police services, including the Royal Mirnovian Police Corps.

## Variants

**P30S:** Variant with external ambidextrous thumb safety.

**P30L:** Variant with longer slide and barrel.

**P30LS:** P30L variant with external ambidextrous thumb safety.

**P30SK:** Subcompact variant with shorter slide and barrel.

**P30SKS:** P30SK variant with external ambidextrous thumb safety.
Sestan-Busch BK-ACH

The BK-ACH is a modular combat helmet developed by Sestan-Busch and manufactured from high-quality aramid fibre with EBSP technology. It was among the first nonmetal composite helmets to be certified according to the VPAM HVN 2009 standard, along with its close relative the Busch AMP-1 TP. It was the standard combat helmet of the Imperial Guard from 2016 to 2022. It replaced the Gallet TC 3000, TC 800, TC Police and KFS aramid helmets, and was in turn superseded by the Mehler Omega and Ulbrichts Zenturio MSC polyethylene-titanium composite helmets.
Fennek

### Main armament

HK GMG 40mm automatic grenade launcher or M33A1 12.7mm heavy machine gun or MG5 7.62mm medium machine gun mounted on RCWS

### Speed

100 km/h

The Fennek is a four-wheeled light armoured reconnaissance vehicle developed and produced by Krauss-Maffei Wegmann. It is used primarily by the mechanised cavalry units of the Imperial Army.
Mauser Model 1895

The Mauser Model 1895 was a bolt-action rifle chambered in 7x57mm Mauser. It was a modified version of the earlier Model 1893 developed for the export market.

## Variants

**Model 1895 Rifle:** Standard-length rifle used by infantry.

**Model 1895 Short Rifle:** Slightly longer version of the carbine issued to support units.

**Model 1895 Carbine:** Short-barreled version designed primarily for cavalry and artillery.
Royal Mirnovian Fire Corps

The Royal Mirnovian Fire Corps (Mirnovian: *Kraljevski mirnovijanski vatrogasni korpus*) is a uniformed service under the authority of the Mirnovian Ministry of Public Security. It is responsible for firefighting and technical rescue.

## Organisation

The service is led by a Director-General, who is subordinate to the Minister of Public Security. It is organised on a territorial basis.

## Equipment

### Motor vehicles

 MAN TGM
Water tender
Turntable ladder
Hazardous materials vehicle
Rescue vehicle
Equipment carrier
 MAN TGS
 Mercedes-Benz Unimog
 Mercedes-Benz G-Class
 Ford Ranger
 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
 Rosenbauer Panther

### Aircraft

 Airbus H215
 Erickson S-64 Aircrane
 Beechcraft Super King Air
 Viking Air CL-515

### Watercraft

 Damen SAR 4207
 Damen SAR 1906
 Docksta LC 15 M
 Kawasaki Jet Ski
 Zodiac Hurricane
 Zodiac ERB
Heckler & Koch M72

The Heckler & Koch M72 was an accurized variant of the M59 battle rifle intended for use by designated marksmen and snipers. It was fitted with heavy dual-stage buffer, fixed mounted Zeiss Diavari-DA 1.5-6×36 power telescopic sight and STANAG claw mount assembly, adjustable set-trigger assembly, buttstock with auxiliary cheek riser, and lengthened handguard with integrated bipod.
Astute-class submarine

## Astute-class

### Endurance

Unlimited in terms of propulsion, air, and water, but otherwise typically 90 days, based on the amount of food carried and endurance of the crew

### Sensors and processing systems

Thales Sonar 2706Atlas DESO 25 echosounder

2x Thales CM010 optronic masts

Raytheon Successor IFF

### Armament

6 x 533 mm torpedo tubes with stowage for up to 38 weapons:Tomahawk cruise missiles

Spearfish heavyweight torpedoes

The *Astute*-class is a class of nuclear-powered fleet attack submarines built for the Imperial Navy.
Hawker Siddeley Sea Harrier

Sea Harrier Mk1

The Sea Harrier was a marinised derivative of the Hawker Siddeley Harrier intended for use as a naval strike fighter. It was employed by the Imperial Navy in the anti-shipping and close air support roles during the Third Great War.

## Variants

**Sea Harrier Mk1:** Initial version introduced in 1978. Fitted with Blue Fox radar.

**Sea Harrier Mk2:** Improved version introduced in 1993. Fitted with Blue Vixen pulse-Doppler radar and capable of launching AMRAAM missiles. All examples in service upgraded to this standard.
Browning High-Power

Browning High-Power Mk I

The Browning High-Power was a semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum. It was the service pistol of the Imperial Army from 1935 to 1984 and remained in use with second-line and reserve units until 1988. It replaced the Browning Model 1903 and was replaced by the SIG-Sauer P226.

## Variants

**Mark I:** Original model introduced in 1935.

**Mark II:** Upgraded commercial model introduced in 1982. Upgrades include ambidextrous thumb safety, nylon grips, 3-dot sights, and a throated barrel.

**Mark III:** Further advanced commercial model introduced in 1988. Features a firing pin safety and a black epoxy finish.

## Gallery

Browning High-Power Mk IIBrowning High-Power Mk III
Remington Model 1869

The Remington Model 1869 was a breech-loading rifle chambered in 11x57mmR. It was the service rifle of the Imperial Army from 1869 to 1893 and remained in production for civil use until 1910.

## Variants

**Model 1869 Rifle:** Standard-length rifle used by infantry.

**Model 1869 Carbine:** Shortened variant used by cavalry and artillery.
Iveco LMV

### Armour

Level 3 ballistic protection (basic armour)Level 4 ballistic protection (w/ add-on armour)

Level 2a mine protection

### Speed

130 km/h

The Iveco LMV is a four-wheel drive tactical vehicle developed by Iveco. It saw extensive use by the Imperial Army and the Imperial Guard during the Mirnovian War, though it has since been replaced in both forces by the improved LMV2.

## Specifications

### Main armament

M2HB 12.7mm machine gun or HK GMG 40mm grenade launcher
AMX-30

AMX-30B2

The AMX-30 was a second-generation main battle tank developed by AMX. It was the primary MBT of the Federal Army during much of the Third Great War and remained in use with reserve units until the late 1990s. It was also the basis for a whole family of armoured fighting vehicles.

## Variants

**AMX-30B:** Initial version introduced in 1965.

**AMX-30B2:** Upgraded version introduced in 1982. COTAC APX M-508 fire control system fitted with laser rangefinder and low-light TV. Original engine replaced with improved HS-110.2 variant producing 510 kW. Manual transmission replaced with semi-automatic SESM ENC200 with torque converter. Suspension improved by adopting new torsion bars and shocks.

**AMX-30 AuF1:** Self-propelled howitzer variant.

**AMX-30D:** Armoured recovery vehicle variant.

**AMX-30DCA:** SPAAG variant, armed with two HS-831A 30mm autocannons and equipped with Oeil Noir 1 doppler search and tracking radar.

**AMX-30EBD:** Armoured minesweeper.

**AMX-30EBG:** Armoured engineer vehicle variant.

**AMX-30H:** Bridgelayer variant.

**AMX-30SA:** Anti-air variant equipped with Shahine SA.10 short-range surface-to-air missile system. Introduced in 1980.
Gallet TC 800

### Ballistic protection

9x19mm 8 g FMJ V50 at 426 m/s with 12 mm BFD10.9x33mmR 15.6 g SWC GS V50 at 420 m/s

### Fragmentation Protection

1.1 g FSP V50 at 670 m/s

The Gallet TC 800 was a modular combat helmet derived from the earlier TC 3000. It was developed by CGF Gallet to meet the specific requirements of Imperial Guard special operations units. It saw brief use with the Imperial Guard from 2013 to 2017 before being superseded along with other Gallet models by the Sestan-Busch BK-ACH.
Fischer-class logistic support ship

## Fischer-class

2 x GEM Elettronica MM/SPN-760 navigation dual-band radars, X/Ku

1 x GEM Elettronica GEM Elettronica HASR-100 helicopter landing radar

Leonardo-Finmeccanica Link 11-16-22JREAP

2 x Leonardo-Finmeccanica Janus-N IRST system

Leonardo-Finmeccanica obstacle avoidance sonar

Torpedo Detection Sonar

CMS, Command Management System Leonardo-Finmeccanica SADOC Mk4, with 8 consoles (PPA and LHD Trieste simplified version)

SMS, Ship Management System "SeasNavy" of Seastema (Fincantieri), with other 8 consoles, integrated with CMS SADOC Mk4

### Armament

2x Mauser MK-30-2/ABM 30mm autocannons mounted on Marlin RWS2x SITEP MS-424 LRAS

1x OTO-Melara 76/62mm Strales

2x OTO-Melara ODLS

### Aviation facilities

Hangar for 2x NH90 NFH

The *Fischer*-class is a class of auxiliary ships built for the Imperial Navy. It is designed to support fleet operations with fuel and dry stores.
Beretta 92

Beretta 92FS

920 g (92D)

The Beretta 92 is a semi-automatic pistol designed and manufactured by Beretta and chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum. It was among the first pistols to combine a double action mechanism with a double stack magazine.

## Variants

### Basic variants

**92:** Original production model with rounded trigger guard, frame mounted slide stop safety (as opposed to the later pistols' slide mounted decocking safety), an early style floor plate, and a butt located magazine release. Produced from 1976 to 1981

**92S:** First modification of the original 92. Frame-mounted manual thumb safety replaced by slide-mounted combined safety and decocking lever. Produced from 1977 to 1982.

**92SB:** Modified variant of 92S intended to meet Imperial Army requirements. Features added include a firing pin block (thus the addition of the "B" to the name), ambidextrous safety levers, 3-dot sights, and relocated the magazine release catch from the bottom of the grip to the lower bottom of the trigger guard. The later relocation of the magazine release button means preceding models (92 & 92S) cannot necessarily use later magazines, unless they have notches in both areas. Produced from 1980 to 1984. Designated as M80 in Imperial service.

**92SB-F/92F:** Improved version of 92SB with 100% interchangeable parts, squared-off trigger guard, recurved grip, hard-chromed bore and Bruniton finish. Produced from 1984 to 1988.

**92FS:** Improvement of 92F with enlarged hammer pin in groove on the underside of the slide. Produced from 1988 onwards.
McDonnell Douglas Hornet

The McDonnell Douglas Hornet was an all-weather supersonic, twin-engine, carrier-capable fourth-generation multirole fighter employed by the Imperial Navy during the later years of the Third Great War. Designed by McDonnell Douglas in cooperation with Northrop, it was a navalised derivative of the latter's Cobra light fighter, which had proved unsuccessful on the export market. It replaced both the Sea Phantom fleet defence interceptor and the Buccaneer maritime bomber in Imperial service and was in turn superseded by the Lightning IIC stealth multirole combat aircraft.
Panavia Tornado IDS

Tornado IDS in woodland camouflage paint scheme

The Tornado IDS (Interdiction/Strike) was a twin-engine, swing-wing bomber developed by the Panavia consortium as the first major variant of the Tornado family of combat aircraft, followed by the Tornado ADV and Tornado ECR. It served as the main tactical bomber of the Imperial Air Force during the final years of the Third Great War, replacing the McDonnell Douglas Phantom in the air interdiction role. After the war, it also superseded the Rockwell Lancer in the strategic bombardment role from the mid-2000s onwards. It was eventually replaced in the late 2010s by the Typhoon and Lightning IIB.

## Specifications

**General characteristics**

* **Crew:** 2
* **Length:** 16.72 m
* **Wingspan:** 13.91 m at 25° sweep
* **Swept wingspan:** 8.60 m swept at 67° sweep
* **Height:** 5.95 m
* **Wing area:** 26.6 m2
* **Empty weight:** 13,890 kg
* **Gross weight:** 20,240 kg
* **Powerplant:** 2 × Turbo-Union RB199-34R Mk 103 afterburning 3-spool turbofan, 43.8 kN thrust each dry, 76.8 kN with afterburner

**Performance**

* **Maximum speed:** 2,400 km/h at 9,000 m / 1,482 km/h IAS near sea level
* **Maximum speed:** Mach 2.2
* **Range:** 1,390 km
* **Ferry range:** 3,890 km
* **Service ceiling:** 15,240 m
* **Rate of climb:** 77 m/s
* **Wing loading:** 767 kg/m2
* **Thrust/weight:** 0.77

**Armament**

* **Guns:** 1 × 27 mm Mauser BK-27 revolver cannon internally mounted under starboard side of fuselage with 180 rounds
* **Hardpoints:** 3 × under-fuselage and 4 × under-wing pylon stations with a capacity of 9,000 kg, with provisions to carry combinations of:
	+ **Missiles:**
		- 2 x AIM-9 Sidewinder (AIM-9B / AIM-9G / AIM-9L)
		- 12 × Brimstone air-to-surface missile; *or*
		- 2 × Storm Shadow cruise missile
		- 9 × ALARM anti-radiation missile
	+ **Bombs:**
		- 5 × 230 kg Paveway IV; *or*
		- 3 × 450 kg Paveway II/Enhanced Paveway II; *or*
		- 2 × 910 kg Paveway III (GBU-24)/Enhanced Paveway III (EGBU-24); *or*
		- BL755 cluster bombs; *or*
		- Up to 2 × JP233 *or* MW-1 munitions dispensers (for runway cratering operations)
		- Up to 4 × B61 *or* WE.177 tactical nuclear weapons
	+ **Other:** Up to 4 × drop tanks for ferry flight/extended range/flight time

**Avionics**

* RAPTOR aerial reconnaissance pod
* Rafael LITENING targeting pod; *or*
* TIALD laser designator pod
* GEC Sky Shadow electronic countermeasure pod
* BOZ counter-measures pod
MEKO A-200

### Armament

Anti-air missiles: 32x Umkhonto surface-to-air missiles in a 32-cell VLSAnti-ship missiles: 8x Exocet Block 3 anti-ship missiles

Guns: 1x M100TR 100mm naval gun, 2x DS30B 30mm autocannons, 2x M2HB 12.7mm RWS-mounted heavy machine guns

ASW: 4x 324mm torpedo tubes

### Aircraft carried

1x AS532 Cougar or 2x AS565 Panther or 2x UAV

### Aviation facilities

Flight deckEnclosed hangar

The MEKO A-200 (also known as the *Krueger*-class after its lead ship) is a class of multi-role frigates developed by Blohm & Voss for the Federal Army Naval Force. It is derived from B+V's earlier MEKO 200 frigate design. It has largely replaced the MEKO 200 frigates and MEKO 360 destroyers in FANF service.
Dingo 3

Dingo 3 4x4 in troop carrier configuration

The Dingo 3 is a mine-resistant light armoured vehicle based on a modified Unimog chassis. Developed by KMW to meet the requirements of the Imperial Guard, it comes in both 4x4 and 6x6 models, with the 4x4 model intended to replace the Dingo 2 and the 6x6 model intended to replace the Fuchs.

## Gallery

Dingo 3 6x6 and 4x4 troop carriersDingo 3 6x6 Ambulance
Hawker Siddeley Harrier

Harrier Mk1

The Hawker Siddeley Harrier was the world's first operational fixed-wing V/STOL combat aircraft. It replaced the Fiat G.91 as the primary ground-attack aircraft of the Imperial Air Force and saw extensive use in the Third Great War. It was the basis for the later Sea Harrier and Harrier II.
Heckler & Koch M05

### Length

M05: 830 mm (stock folded) / 1030 mm (stock extended)M05S: 750 mm (stock folded) / 950 mm (stock extended)

### Feed system

200-round M27 belt

The M05 is a 5.56mm belt-fed light machine gun developed by Heckler & Koch. It is the standard squad automatic weapon of the Imperial Army and the Imperial Guard, having replaced the M97H and M81 respectively.

## Variants

**M05:** Original standard version with rate of fire of 880 rpm.

**M05A1:** Slightly modified variant with lighter weight and reduced rate of fire to 775 rpm. Introduced in 2007.

**M05A2:** Upgraded variant fitted with retractable folding stock with adjustable cheek piece. Introduced in 2015.

**M05A3:** Further upgraded variant with improved adjustable folding stock. Introduced in 2020.

**M05S:** Short-barrelled variant of M05 used by the Imperial Guard and by Imperial Army special operations forces.

**M05SA1:** Short-barrelled variant of M05A1.

**M05SA2:** Short-barrelled variant of M05A2.

**M05SA3:** Short-barrelled variant of M05A3.

**M05V:** Cut-down variant configured for use as a vehicular or coaxial machine gun. It lacks a buttstock, rear sight, cartridge case deflector, handguard, and bipod mount. It can be fitted with a remote firing device and safety/fire selector lever.

## Gallery

M05SM05A1 fitted with Trijicon ACOG 4x32 opticM05A2 fitted with Hensoldt 4x30i optic and thermal sightM05A3
Fuchs

### Engine

Mercedes-Benz Model OM 402A V-8 liquid-cooled diesel engine (240 kW at 2,500 rpm)

### Transmission

ZF 6HP500 automatic transmission with 6 forward and 1 reverse gears coupled to a single-speed transfer case to all axles

### Speed

105 km/h on land10 km/h in water

The Fuchs was a wheeled armoured personnel carrier developed by Daimler-Benz. It was used extensively by the Imperial Army and the Imperial Guard during and after the Third Great War. It has since been replaced in both forces by the Boxer and Dingo 3 respectively.

## Variants

**Fuchs 1:** Basic variant. Can be configured as a troop transport, engineer transport, command vehicle or ambulance.

**Fuchs 1A1:** Electronic warfare variant. No amphibious capability.

**Fuchs 1A2:** Specialised signals variant. Can be configured as a mobile command post or ground surveillance vehicle.

**Fuchs 1A3:** NBC reconnaissance variant. Introduced in 1988.

**Fuchs 1A4:** Fuchs 1 refitted with improved SEM80/90 radio. Introduced in 1993.

**Fuchs 1A5:** 1A2 refitted with SEM80/90. Introduced in 1993.

**Fuchs 1A6:** 1A3 refitted with SEM80/90. Introduced in 1993.

**Fuchs 1A7:** Introduced in 1995. Upgraded with MEXAS composite armour and Mercedes-Benz OM-501LA 6-cylinder turbocharged diesel producing 315 kW. Weight increased by three tonnes, leading to loss of amphibious capability.

**Fuchs 1A7M1:** Further modification of 1A7, introduced in 2003. Fitted with chassis reinforcements, electro-hydraulic door actuation devices, air conditioning system and additional anti-mine panels in the middle and rear wheel arches. Floating drive and surge shield removed, causing loss of buoyancy.

**Fuchs 1A8:** Introduced in 2008. Fitted with additional protection against mines and IEDs, suspended seats and external storage bins. Equipped with FLW 200 remote-controlled weapon station. Has the following sub-variants:

* Fuchs 1A8A1: Mobile command post
* Fuchs 1A8A2: Armoured ambulance
* Fuchs 1A8A3: Armoured personnel carrier
* Fuchs 1A8A4: Combat engineer squad carrier
* Fuchs 1A8A5: EOD command vehicle
* Fuchs 1A8A6: Ground surveillance vehicle equipped with RASIT radar
* Fuchs 1A8A7: NBC reconnaissance vehicle
* Fuchs 1A8A8: Ordnance clearance vehicle
* Fuchs 1A8A9: JFST forward observation vehicle
* Fuchs 1A8A10: EOD vehicle
* Fuchs 1A8A11: Fire protection team vehicle
* Fuchs 1A8A12: Route clearance vehicle
* Fuchs 1A8A13: Ordnance reconnaissance and identification vehicle
* Fuchs 1A8A14: JFST command and FDC vehicle
* Fuchs 1A8A15: Weather reconnaissance vehicle
* Fuchs 1A8A16: Signals vehicle equipped with HRM-7400 high-frequency radio
* Fuchs 1A8A17: Electronic warfare vehicle equipped with CG20+ jammer
FN SCAR-L

655 mm (stock folded)

The FN SCAR-L is an assault rifle developed by FN Herstal. It is one of the two main variants of the SCAR family, along with the SCAR-H battle rifle. It can be fitted with an FN40GL underbarrel grenade launcher.

## Variants

**SCAR-L CQC:** Compact carbine variant.

**SCAR-SC:** Subcompact carbine variant.

## Specifications

### Length

788 mm (stock extended)724 mm (stock collapsed)

540 mm (stock folded)
Mehler Omega

The Mehler Omega is a combat helmet made from a polyethylene composite combined with a titanium inner shell. At the time of its introduction, it was the only polyethylene helmet to be certified according to VPAM HVN 2009. It is currently the standard combat helmet of the Imperial Guard, having largely replaced the aramid Sestan-Busch BK-ACH.
Heckler & Koch M97S

M97SA4

The Heckler & Koch M97S is a carbine chambered in 5.56x45mm Remington. It is a shorter and lighter variant of the M97 assault rifle. It is used primarily by cavalry, artillery, engineers, command and support personnel, and special operations forces.

## Variants

### Military variants

**M97S:** Original model with skeleton-style folding stock and Hensoldt ZF 3x4 dual optical sight.

**M97SA1:** Introduced in 2001. Fitted with composite tri-rail handguard with integrated heat shield.

**M97SA2:** Introduced in 2006. Fitted with top handle with Hensoldt 3x optic and rail for quick-detachable reflex sights, aluminum tri-rail handguard, enlarged magazine release with drop-free capability, extended bolt release and three-position retractable folding stock.

**M97SA3:** Introduced in 2010. Fitted with aluminum top rail handle and quad-rail handguard, threaded flash hider for use with suppressors, and four-position retractable folding stock with adjustable cheek riser.

**M97SA4:** Introduced from 2015 onwards. Fitted with HKey modular rail handguard.

**M06:** Long-barrelled variant developed for the Imperial Guard.

### Police variants

**M97P:** Modified version of M97S fitted with simplified 1.5x optical sight and semi-automatic-only trigger group. Intended for use by police tactical units.

**M97PA1:** Introduced in 2001. Fitted with two-round burst trigger group, composite top rail from M01 and composite tri-rail handguard with integrated heat shield.

**M97PA2:** Introduced in 2006. Fitted with aluminum top rail handle, enlarged magazine release with drop-free capability, extended bolt release and three-position retractable folding stock.

**M97PA3:** Introduced in 2010. Fitted with aluminum quad-rail handguard, threaded flash hider for use with suppressors and four-position retractable folding stock with adjustable cheek riser.

**M97PA4:** Introduced in 2015. Fitted with HKey modular rail handguard.

## Gallery

M97SA3M97PA4Original M97S with folded stock
Airbus C295

Airbus

The Airbus C295 is a twin-turboprop military transport aircraft manufactured by Airbus Defence and Space. It is a development of the earlier CASA/IPTN CN-235.

## Variants

**C295:** Military transport version. Capacity for 70 soldiers, 48 paratroopers, 27 stretchers, five 2.24 × 2.74 m pallets or three light vehicles. Can be reconfigured as a water bomber, refueling aircraft or VIP transport.

**C295 MPA/Persuader:** Maritime patrol/anti-submarine warfare version. Provision for six hardpoints.

**C295 MSA/Kingfisher:** Maritime surveillance and SAR version.

**C295 AEW:** Airborne early warning and control version with EL/W-2090 360-degree AESA radar dome.

**C295 Armed ISR:** Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance version equipped with a multi-mission radar that can also be weaponised to conduct close air support.

**C295 SIGINT:** Dedicated signals intelligence version.

## Specifications

**General characteristics**

* **Crew:** 2
* **Capacity:** 70 soldiers / 48 paratroopers / 12 stretcher intensive care medevac / 27 stretcher medevac with 4 medical attendants
* **Maximum payload:** 7,050 kg normal; 9,250 kg overload

* **Length:** 24.46 m
* **Wingspan:** 25.81 m
* **Height:** 8.66 m
* **Wing area:** 59 m2
* **Airfoil:** NACA 65-218
* **Max takeoff weight:** 21,000 kg normal; 23,200 kg overload

* **Maximum landing weight:** 20,700 kg normal; 23,200 kg overload

* **Maximum zero-fuel weight:** 18,500 kg normal; 20,700 kg overload

* **Fuel capacity:** 7,650 l with optional in-flight refuelling probe
* **Powerplant:** 2 × Pratt & Whitney PW127G turboprop engines, 1,972 kW each for take-off (normal); 2,177 kW with APR

* **Propellers:** 6-bladed Hamilton Sundstrand HS-586F-5, 3.94 m diameter composite propellers with auto-feathering and synchro-phasing

**Performance**

* **Cruise speed:** 482 km/h at optimum altitude
* **Range:** 1,555 km normal payload, ISA, 45 minutes reserve at 460 m; 1,277 km max overload payload; 4,587 km normal MTOW, max fuel with 2,940 kg payload; 2,148 km overload MTOW, max fuel with 8,000 kg payload

* **Ferry range:** 5,000 km
* **Service ceiling:** 4,125 m on one engine
* **Absolute ceiling:** 9,145 m
* **g limits:** +2.53 (normal MTOW); +2.25 (overload MTOW)

* **Time to altitude:** to optimum cruising altitude 12 minutes
* **Power/mass:** 0.188 kW/kg normal; 0.17 kW/kg overload

* **Take-off run:** 844 m Sea level, ISA; 934 m Sea level, ISA + 20

* **Take-off distance to 15 m:** 1,025 m Sea level, ISA; 1,103 m Sea level, ISA + 20

* **Landing run:** 420 m
* **Landing distance from 15 m:** 729 m

**Armament**

* **Hardpoints:** 6 (optional: three under each wing) with a capacity of inboard pylons 800 kg; centre pylons 500 kg; outboard pylons 300 kg,

**Avionics**

Honeywell RDR-1400C weather radar

* IFR instrumentation, comms and FMS as specified by customers
Puma

### Secondary armament

HK MG5A1 7.62mm coaxial machine gun (2,000 rounds)2x Spike-LR anti-tank guided missiles

6-shot 76mm smoke grenade launcher

### Engine

MTU V10 892 diesel, 11.1 litres (800 kW; 1,088 PS)

### Speed

70 km/h (road)

The Puma is a tracked infantry fighting vehicle developed by the PSM consortium as a replacement for the Marder in service with the Imperial Army. It is one of the world's best-protected IFVs, while still having a high power-to-weight ratio.
Airbus H145M

The Airbus H145M (formerly designated the EC645) is a twin-engine light utility helicopter developed by Eurocopter (now part of Airbus). A militarised version of the H145, it can be configured for a range of missions, including light attack, transport, reconnaissance, medical evacuation and training. It is currently in use with the Imperial Army and the Imperial Guard.

## Specifications

**General characteristics**

* **Crew:** 2
* **Capacity:** 10 passengers / 1,905 kg payload
* **Length:** 13.03 m
* **Height:** 3.45 m
* **Empty weight:** 1,792 kg
* **Gross weight:** 3,585 kg
* **Fuel capacity:** 723.0 kg
* **Powerplant:** 2 × Turbomeca Arriel 1E2 turboshaft engines, 550 kW (740 hp) each for take-off
* **Main rotor diameter:** 11 m
* **Main rotor area:** 95 m2 **root:** NACA 23012; **tip:** NACA 23010

**Performance**

* **Cruise speed:** 246 km/h
* **Never exceed speed:** 268 km/h
* **Range:** 680 km
* **Ferry range:** 855 km
* **Service ceiling:** 5,240 m
* **Rate of climb:** 8.1 m/s
Heckler & Koch M90

M90A2

The M90 is a semi-automatic sniper rifle developed by Heckler & Koch for military use. It is derived from the PSG1, which itself is a derivative of the M59 battle rifle. It replaced the M72 as the primary sniper rifle of the Imperial Guard.

## Variants

**M90:** Original version introduced in 1990. Distinguished from later variants by its unthreaded barrel and lack of mechanical sights.

**M90A1:** Improved version introduced in 1997. Fitted with backup iron sights and a threaded barrel to allow a flash hider or suppressor to be attached.

**M90A2:** Further improved version introduced in 2006. Proprietary bipod replaced by Harris bipod. Hensoldt ZF 10x42 optical sight replaced by Schmidt & Bender PM II 3-12x50 optic.
McDonnell Douglas Phantom

Phantom Mk3

The McDonnell Douglas Phantom was a tandem twin-seat, twin-engine, all-weather, long-range third-generation fighter-bomber employed by the Imperial Air Force as its primary fighter aircraft during the first half of the Third Great War. It replaced the earlier second-generation Dassault Super Mystere and Mirage III in IAF service and was in turn superseded by the fourth-generation Panavia Tornado family from 1980 onwards.
Benelli M3

Mirnovian Police Service

### Sights

Ghost Ring rear sight with diopter with adjustable windage and elevation and protective side lugs; fixed sight for Ghost Ring Sight; Picatinny Rail

The Benelli M3 is a dual-mode (hybrid pump-action and semi-automatic) shotgun designed and manufactured by Benelli as part of its Super 90 series of shotguns. It uses Benelli's proprietary Inertia-driven system first showcased in the M1. It is currently used by the Imperial Army and the Imperial Guard as well as various police services.
Schuberth 828

The Schuberth 828 is a derivative of the Schuberth 826 designed for use by paratroopers. It saw use with Federal Army airborne units throughout the 2000s before being superseded by the Ops-Core Sentry XP.

## Variants

**Schuberth 828 Tactical Cut:** High-cut variant used by FASOF from 2002 to 2009. Replaced by Ops-Core FAST XP.
Model 1931 helmet

The Model 1931 helmet was the standard combat helmet of the Imperial Army from 1931 until 1940. Developed as a replacement for the Model 1917, it saw use during the early phase of the Second Great War. Though it provided decent protection, its size and weight soon rendered it obsolescent in the age of manoeuvre warfare and it was quickly superseded by the lighter Model 1940.
MAN SX45

### Armour

MAC: Level 2 ballistic protection and Level 1 mine protectionIAC: Level 3 ballistic protection and Level 3b mine protection

### Main armament

M2HB 12.7mm heavy machine gun or HK GMG 40mm automatic grenade launcher mounted on RWS

### Speed

88 km/h

The MAN SX45 is a high-mobility, eight-wheeled off-road truck developed by MAN as a successor to the KAT1. It is one of the two models in the SX family, along with the lighter SX44. It can be configured as a system carrier for specialized equipment, as a load-handling system to carry flat racks and containers, or as a recovery vehicle.

## Gallery

MAN SX45 Load Carrier with covered flat trackSX45 in heavy recovery configurationLoad-handling system configuration with containerCOBRA MCV based on SX45MEADS missile system mounted on MAN SX45
Lynx KF41

M2HB 12.7mm RCWS-mounted machine gun

The Lynx KF41 is a modular tracked armoured fighting vehicle developed by Rheinmetall as a private venture for the export market. It can be configured for a variety of roles, including as an infantry fighting vehicle, command vehicle, repair and recovery vehicle, armoured ambulance or self-propelled anti-aircraft weapon.
Centurion

L7 105mm rifled gun

### Secondary armament

2x M1919A4 7.62mm machine guns (1 coaxial, 1 pintle-mounted)1x M2HB 12.7mm coaxial machine gun

### Speed

35 km/h

The Centurion was the first main battle tank ever developed. It served as the primary tank of the Imperial Army from 1946 to 1965 and saw extensive use during the later half of the Second Great War and the early years of the Third Great War. It was succeeded by the Leopard 1.

## Variants

### Basic variants

**Centurion Mk 1:** Initial prototype. Fabricated turret with rear escape door, vehicle weight 48 metric tons.

**Centurion Mk 2:** First production version, introduced in 1946. Up-armoured hull, fully cast turret, new commander's cupola, co-axial Besa machine gun, gunner's sighting periscope replacing sighting telescope, main gun armament stabilised in azimuth and elevation.

**Centurion Mk 3:** Introduced in 1948. Fitted with 84mm, slightly shorter hull, 2 stowage positions for track links on glacis, vehicle weight 50 metric tons.

**Centurion Mk 4:** Projected close-support version with 95 mm CS howitzer, not built.

**Centurion Mk 5:** Browning machine guns fitted to coaxial and commander's cupola mounts, turret rear escape door deleted, turret roof reshaped, deletion of bomb thrower in turret roof, extra stowage bin on glacis, addition of guide roller in track run, vehicle weight 52 metric tons.

**Centurion Mk 5/1:** Increased glacis armour, two coaxial machine guns: one 7.62mm M1919 Browning and one 12.7mm M2 Browning for ranging the 84 mm main gun.

**Centurion Mk 5/2:** Upgunned to 105mm.

**Centurion Mk 6:** Upgunned and uparmoured Mk 5.

**Centurion Mk 6/1:** Mk 6 fitted with IR equipment.

**Centurion Mk 6/2:** Mk 6/1 fitted with ranging gun.

**Centurion Mk 7:** Revised engine decks, and a third internal fuel tank.

**Centurion Mk 7/1:** Uparmoured Mk 7.

**Centurion Mk 7/2:** Upgunned Mk 7.

**Centurion Mk 8:** Resilient mantlet and new commander's cupola.

**Centurion Mk 8/1:** Uparmoured Mk 8.

**Centurion Mk 8/2:** Upgunned Mk 8.

**Centurion Mk 9:** Uparmoured and upgunned Mk 7.

**Centurion Mk 9/1:** Mk 9 with IR equipment.

**Centurion Mk 9/2:** Mk 9 with ranging gun fitted.

**Centurion Mk 10:** Uparmoured and upgunned Mk 8.

**Centurion Mk 10/1:** Mk 10 with IR equipment.

**Centurion Mk 10/2:** Mk 10 with ranging gun fitted.

**Centurion Mk 11:** Mk 6 fitted with IR equipment and ranging gun.

**Centurion Mk 12:** Mk 9 fitted with IR equipment and ranging gun.

**Centurion Mk 13:** Mk 10 fitted with IR equipment and ranging gun.

### Specialist variants

**Centurion Ark:** Armoured ramp carrier.

**Centurion ARV Mk 1:** Armoured recovery vehicle.

**Centurion ARV Mk 2:** Armoured recovery vehicle with superstructure.

**Centurion AVLB:** Armoured vehicle-launched bridge.

**Centurion AVRE 105:** Armoured engineer vehicle armed with 105mm gun.

**Centurion AVRE 165:** Armoured engineer vehicle armed with 165mm L9 Demolition Gun.

**Centurion BARV:** Beach armoured recovery vehicle.

**Centurion Bridgelayer:** Class 80 armoured vehicle-launched bridge.
Jaime Martel

Lieutenant Jaime Martel is an Imperial Guard officer assigned to the Mobile Special Operations Regiment. He commanded Sabre Section during the 2028 deployment to Mirnovia. He was married to Sara Haddad and is the father of Leila Martel.

## Biography

### Background

Jaime Martel was born in Los Reyes to a Prelian father and a Torrean mother. He spent his childhood in the Hesperian province of Fortalicia but his family moved back to Los Reyes after he completed primary school.

In 2018, Jaime enrolled in the Imperial Military Academy in Corone. During his first year at the academy, he began a relationship with fellow cadet Sara Haddad, who was in the class ahead of him. He graduated in 2021 as one of the top cadets in his battalion and was commissioned into the Imperial Guard as a lieutenant. On the night of his graduation, he proposed to Sara while they were at the evening ball. They were married a month later. The following year, she gave birth to their daughter Leila.

After completing his advanced officer training at the Imperial Guard Officer School in 2023, Jaime served as a troop commander in the 1st Field Ranger Regiment. Dissatisfied with the lack of action he saw, he entered the Special Operations Selection Course in 2025. He was among the 80 candidates (out of an initial 1,000) that passed the grueling year-long course.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

Jaime is tall and handsome, with dark brown hair, brown eyes, and light olive skin. He has a muscular build and a sculpted jaw.

### Personality

Jaime is reserved, patient, and calm. He has a strong sense of integrity and tries to follow a code of honour.
Royal Mirnovian Ambulance Corps

The Royal Mirnovian Ambulance Corps (Mirnovian: *Kraljevski mirnovijanski hitni medicinski korpus*) is the unified regional ambulance service of Mirnovia. It is subordinate to the Mirnovian Ministry of Health.

## Organisation

The service is led by the Director-General of Emergency Medicine, who reports to the Minister of Health. It is organised on a territorial basis.

## Equipment

### Motor vehicles

 MAN TGL
 Mercedes-Benz Citaro
 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
Emergency ambulance
Infection ambulance
Patient transport ambulance
MAN SX44

### Armour

MAC: Level 2 ballistic protection and Level 1 mine protectionIAC: Level 3 ballistic protection and Level 3b mine protection

### Operational range

800 km

The MAN SX44 is a high-mobility six-wheeled off-road truck developed by MAN as a lighter counterpart to the heavy SX45. It is typically used to transport personnel and cargo or to tow trailers or artillery pieces. It can also be configured as an antenna mast carrier or 7000-litre fuel tanker.

## Gallery

General cargo/troop transport variantMAN SX44 7000-litre fuel tanker
Heckler & Koch M59

M59A3 with olive furniture

840 mm (retractable stock retracted)

The Heckler & Koch M59 is a battle rifle chambered in 7.62x51mm Winchester. It was the main service rifle of the Imperial Army from 1959 until 1997 and remained in use as a designated marksman rifle until 2013.

## Variants

### Basic variants

**M59:** Original model introduced in 1959. Fitted with wooden stock and handguard.

**M59A1:** Updated version introduced in 1962 with new rotating drum rear sight and free-floating barrel that significantly improved accuracy.

**M59A2:** Updated version introduced in 1964. Fitted with drum sights with an improved front sight, a flash-suppressor/muzzle brake capable of firing 22mm rifle grenades, a fixed solid plastic buttstock, and a plastic handguard that does not contact the free-floating barrel. The handguard came in a slim, ventilated version and a wide version; the latter allows for the attachment of a bipod. Offered with either a fixed or retractable stock.

**M59A3:** Further updated version introduced in 1982. Fitted with either a three-position or ambidextrous four-position trigger group housed in a polymer lower.

**M59A4:** Modernised variant introduced in 2007. Fitted with a four-position retractable stock stock, B&T triple rail handguard and B&T top rail.

### Derivatives

**M72:** Accurized variant intended for sharpshooter/sniper use.

**M82:** Carbine variant with shortened barrel and receiver and retractable stock.

**PSG1:** Police sniper rifle variant intended for special intervention units.

**M90:** Military sniper rifle variant. Replaced the M72 in production.

## Gallery

Original model M59 with wooden furniture and flip-up rear sightM59A1 with diopter rear sightM59A2 with OD furniture and slimline handguardM59A2 with wide tropical handguard and OD furnitureM59A3 with black wide handguard and polymer lowerM59A3 with black furniture and metal retractable stockM59A4
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Gepard

Gepard 1A2

### Main armament

2x Oerlikon GDF 35mm autocannon, each with 320 rounds anti-air ammunition and 20 rounds anti-tank

### Secondary armament

2x quad 76mm smoke grenade dischargers4x Stinger surface-to-air missiles (1A3, 1A4)

### Engine

10-cylinder 37,400 cc MTU multi-fuel engine (830 PS, 610 kW)

### Speed

65 km/h

The Gepard was an all-weather self-propelled anti-aircraft gun based on the Leopard 1. It was fielded by the Imperial Army during the Third Great War as a replacement for the M163 VADS and saw extensive use with the anti-aircraft artillery units of the Land Force.

## Variants

**Gepard 1:** Basic version introduced in 1976.

**Gepard 1A1:** Improved version fitted with laser rangefinder and SEM80/90 radios. Introduced in 1985.

**Gepard 1A2:** Further improved version fitted with digital computers for the fire control system and SEM 93 radio devices. Introduced in 1996.

**Gepard 1A3:** Introduced in 2004. Fitted with dual Stinger missile launchers mounted on either side of the turret.

**Gepard 1A4:** Introduced in 2010. Fitted with EOTS targeting system.

## Gallery

Gepard 1A3EOTS targeting system on Gepard 1A4
Steyr-Solothurn S1-100

The Steyr-Solothurn S1-100 was a submachine gun developed jointly by Rheinmetall and Steyr. It was available in a range of calibres, including 7.63x25mm Mauser and 9x19mm Parabellum. It was used by the Imperial Army and the Imperial Guard from 1930 until 1946.

## Variants

**Model 1930:** Initial version chambered in 7.63x25mm Mauser.

**Model 1935:** Upgraded version chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum.
Heckler & Koch M15

M15I

10.1 kg (M15V)

### Length

M15U: 960 mm (stock folded) / 1202 mm (stock extended)M15I: 870 mm (stock folded) / 1112 mm (stock extended)

M15V: 942 mm

### Effective range

600 m (bipod)1,000 m (tripod or gun mount)

### Feed system

M13 disintegrating belt

The M15 is a general-purpose machine gun developed by Heckler & Koch and chambered in 7.62x51mm Winchester. It replaced the Rheinmetall M59 in Imperial Army service.

## Variants

**M15U:** Standard GPMG variant.

**M15I**: Infantry variant.

**M15V:** Cut-down variant intended for use as a coaxial or RWS-mounted vehicular machne gun.
AMX-10P

The AMX-10P was an amphibious infantry fighting vehicle developed as a partial replacement for the AMX-13 family of vehicles. It was used by the Federal Army during the Third Great War.

## Variants

**AMX-10P:** Standard production model. Armed with a two-man Toucan II turret and an M963 F2 20mm autocannon.

**AMX-10P 25:** Upgraded version armed with a one-man Dragar turret and an M811 25mm autocannon.

**AMX-10P Sanitaire:** Turretless variant designed as an armoured ambulance. Fitted with a wide range of medical equipment.

**AMX-10ECH:** Armoured recovery vehicle variant fitted with large hydraulic crane. Also known as AMX-10D.

**AMX-10P/HOT:** Tank destroyer variant fitted with twin external HOT anti-tank missile launchers.

**AMX-10PC:** Command variant fitted with additional radios, a collapsible awning on either side of the hull, and a large generator on the hull roof.

**AMX-10 RATAC:** Ground surveillance variant with RATAC fire control radar mounted over its turret ring and tracing table located inside the hull.

**AMX-10RAV:** General cargo transporter. Used to transport artillery ammunition and supplies.

**AMX-10SAO:** Mobile forward artillery observation post. Equipped with long-range laser rangefinder and MG3 7.62mm machine gun.

**AMX-10SAT:** Artillery survey vehicle fitted with custom navigation system.

**AMX-10VFA:** Version carrying the ATILA artillery fire control system.

**AMX-10P TMC-81:** Mortar carrier fitted with an 81mm breechloading Hotchkiss-Brandt CL-81 gun-mortar.

**AMX-10 PAC-90:** Light tank intended for armoured reconnaissance and fire support. Fitted with TS-90 turret armed with CS-90F-4 90mm high-velocity rifled gun. Carried 30 90mm shells and 2,000 rounds of 7.62mm machine gun ammunition. Introduced in 1979.
MG34

### Feed system

50/250-round Patronengurt 33, 34 or 34/41 model belt50-round drum or 75-round drum magazine with modification

### Sights

Iron sights, antiaircraft sights or telescopic sights

The MG34 was a recoil-operated, air-cooled machine gun chambered in 7.92x57mm IS. Designed to fulfill the roles of both light and medium machine guns, it was the first general-purpose machine gun ever produced. It was the standard machine gun of the Federal Army during the early phases of the Second Great War. Though superseded in the infantry support role from 1942 onwards by the MG42, it remained in use as a vehicle-mounted weapon until the end of the war.
Sauer AR86

The AR86 is an assault rifle developed by Sauer AG as a modified derivative of the SIG SG 540 and chambered in the 5.56x45mm M86 cartridge. It is the current service rifle of the Federal Army, having replaced the AR45.

## Variants

**C86**: Carbine version with shorter barrel issued to support personnel.

**MR86:** Designated marksman rifle with longer barrel, handguard and gas system.

**SR88:** Semi-automatic sniper rifle intended for use by police tactical units.

**CC98**: Compact carbine issued to special forces and naval boarding teams.

**CC08:** Improved version of CC98.

**MR21:** Semi-automatic DMR chambered in 6.5x48mm Creedmoor.
Heckler & Koch HK241

HK241 Standard

0.15 kg (empty magazine)

1.25 kg (Standard, sight)

1.05 kg (Patrol, sight)

The Heckler & Koch HK241 is a semi-automatic precision rifle chambered in 7.62x51mm Winchester. It is a modified variant of the MR762, the civilian version of the HK131. It can be configured as a sniper rifle or as a DMR.

## Variants

**HK241 Standard:** Sniper rifle variant.

**HK241 Patrol:** Lightened DMR variant.
Federation of Autonomous Nations

Marish

Mirnovian

Misrian

Ozerian

The Federation of Autonomous Nations is a multinational state located in eastern Telluria. It is one of the continent's two major powers, along with its longtime adversary the United Empire.

The Federation was formed in 1840 as a union of various East Tellurian nation-states. During the following decades, it expanded itself across the Tellurian continent, incorporating much of Northern and Central Telluria. At the height of its power, it controlled nearly half of Telluria and threatened to displace the United Empire as continental hegemon. However, its defeat in successive wars against the Empire during the 20th century caused it to lose over three-fifths of its former territories and reduced it to a rump state.

Following its catastrophic defeat in the Third Great War, the Federation collapsed into civil war as various political factions vied for control over what was left of the state apparatus or broke away to form their own states. Eventually, a coalition of military officers and civil functionaries took power and reunified the remnants of the Federation through a series of military campaigns. Under this regime, the Federation was transformed into a militaristic authoritarian state with a centralised political system and a revanchist foreign policy.

Throughout its history, the Federation suffered from numerous internal problems, including rampant corruption, high levels of political instability and civil unrest, and significant wealth disparities between its various constituent nations. These issues contributed to its collapse into civil war in the 1990s and continue to persist to this day.