Equipment of the Muster of the High King

This list shows the equipment of the Muster of the High King, starting in 1900, past and present, as well as prototypes, which never entered formal service, by category.

## Infantry Equipment

### Personal Equipment

* Cigfranna Integrated Avionics System, avionics system of the
	+ Heddawas Integrated Avionics System, smaller version for the Bebinni Police Units and smaller air striker units.
* Colomen Integrated Sensor System, sensor system of the Marcach XI BG-BB Pelydra and similar generation.
* Golygfa Gyffredinol Integrated Sensor System, sensor system of the Marcach XIII BG-BB.
* Cathéide Infantry Armour System Family.

## Vehicles

### Armoured Vehicles

* Cruca II Main Battle Tank (1992-)
* Lyfant Armoured Personnel Carrier, wheeled (1984-).
* Cathana Infantry Fighting Vehicle, wheeled (1999-).
* Blaiddi Infantry Fighting Vehicle, tracked (1998-).
* Ilew Armoured Personell Carrier, tracked (1983-).

## Artillery and Air Defense

* Habhatsar H-15 Howitzer, 155mm towed howitzer.

### FC-Guns

* FC-1 40mm L/60 Gun, rifled tank gun, AT-Gun, AA-Gun.
* FC-5 76mm L/55 Gun, rifled tank gun, AT-Gun and light naval artillery.
* FC-6 85mm L/67 Gun, rifled tank gun.
* FC-7 105mm L/52 Gun, rifled tank gun.
* FC-8 120mm L/55 Gun, rifled tank gun.
* FC-9 25mm L/86 Autocannon.

## Ships

### Current Inventory

* 6 aircraft carriers.
* 6 large guided missile cruisers.
* 24 light guided missile cruisers.
	+ 4 Aviation Cruisers
	+ 2 Witch Cruisers
	+ 18 Light Guided Missile Cruisers
		- 8Rhiannon-class Light Guided Missile Cruisers
* 40 corvettes.
	+ 4 Witch Corvettes
	+ 2 Littoral Operations Corvettes
	+ 16 General Purpose Corvettes
		- 8 Cyllell-class General Purpose Corvettes
	+ 18 Anti-Aircraft Corvettes
		- 4 Saethwr-class Anti-Aircraft Corvette
* 6 large landing ships.
* 12 small landing ships.
* 40 offshore patrol ships.
* 10 mine countermeasure vessels.
* 20 nuclear submarines
	+ 4 ICBM Submarines
	+ 2 cruise missile submarines
	+ 14 Seren-class Attack Submarines
* 2 special purpose submarines.
* 30 auxilliary vessels of various discriptions.
	+ 8 Tenders
		- 4 Tafarn-class Tenders
	+ 4 Training Ships
	+ 4 Tug Ships
	+ 2 Cable Layers
	+ 1 Submarine Rescue Vessel
	+ 3 Oceanographic Research Vessels
	+ 2 Diving Support Vessels
	+ 4 Surveillance Vessels
	+ 2 Research and Development Vessels

### Aircraft Carriers

* Dochlote-class Aircraft Carriers (1944-1985).
	+ *LTS Dochlote* (decommissioned 1955).
	+ *LTS Frachta* (decommissioned 1955).
	+ *LTS Gradmach* (sunk 1983).
	+ *LTS Scanril* (decommissioned 1985).
* Sídhe-class Light Aircraft Carriers (1942-1980).
* Aonbheannach-class Light Aircraft Carriers (1970-2015), six units.
* fleet carrier (1985-2008).
* Ffau-class Aircraft Carrier (2001-today).
	+ *LTS Ffau*.
	+ *LTS Gwalau*.
	+ *LTS Nyth*.
	+ *LTS Tyllu*.
* (2030 (planned) - future).

### Cruisers

* Rhiannon-class Light Guided Missile Cruiser

### Frigates

* since 1990, no frigates have been in Service with the Muster of Ships

### Corvettes

* Cyllell-class General Purpose Corvette
* Saethwr-class Anti-Aircraft Corvette

## Equipment of the Bebinni-Gascioch

*See also: Bebinni-Gléasai.*
Since ancient times, the Bebinni could ride on enchanted brooms or, according to legend and myth, even animals. Since the First High Kingdom at least, the High Kings used bebinni for aerial reconnaissance, first bouts of air combat included. In 1907, the Backpacked Magic Amplifier allowed for the first modern striker units to be developed, first being used by broom-riding witches with the ability to raise shields, then the striker unit, which converted magical energy into mechanical energy to drive a propeller had its short life.

The modern, leg-mounted Striker units came into being in 1916, first with the backpacked magic amplifier, then, starting in 1937, with the amplifier integrated into the leg-mounted striker, which relied completely on magic energy. However, the first of these Striker Units burned through the magic supplies of its users as well as permanently inhibited their ability to use magic to the point of completely destroying (Bebinni of the Muster, which started their Service with 15 Springs at the soonest, had a 'service life' until 22 to 24 Springs with these units). With the advent of the first rocket strikers in 1940 and jet strikers in 1944, this problem only increased considerably (the 'service life' could now extend to 20 Springs at most).

Once that problem became known around 1945, the development institutes worked feverishly on improved amplifiers or more efficient magical engines or other ways to prolong the service life of Bebinni and to allow them to live with their magical abilities after their service. In 1947, the first prototypes were tested, and introduced into service in 1953. Newer models were produced with this improved amplifier ex factory, while older models were either replaced or upgraded. This allowed a Bebinni joining in 1955 with 15 Springs to remain in Service until she was 45 Springs at least (and with no major malfunctions).

### Bebinni-Iorlai

#### Leg-and-Back BGs (1917-1941)

* Fighters and fighter-bombers:
	+ Scuacaillí SC-1 (1917-1920).
	+ Scuacaillí SC-2 (1918-1930).
	+ Brecharn B-11 (1927-1935, also used as trainer).
	+ Scuacaillí SC-5 (1933-1943).
* Attackers:
	+ Scuacaillí SC-4 (specialized for torpedo bombing, 1918-1925).
	+ Scuacaillí SC-6 (specialized for torpedo bombing, 1922-1938).
	+ Scuacaillí SC-9 (specialized for dive bombing, 1931-1944).
	+ Slatochta S-15 (specialized for torpedo bombing, 1936-1945).
* Trainers:
	+ Scuacaillí SC-9 (1931-1944).
	+ Scuacaillí SC-5 (1933-1943).
* Reconnaissance and Surveillance:
	+ Scuacaillí SC-3 (1918-1940).

#### Integrated BGs (1938-1965)

* Fighters and fighter-bombers:
	+ Scuacaillí SC-7 (1940-1953).
	+ Slatochta S-19 (1944-1960, mixed propeller-jet-BG).
	+ Scuacaillí SC-8 (originally a long-range air mail unit, adapted as a long-range reconnaissance unit).
#### Jet-BGs (1945-today)

		- Brecharn B-20 (1945-1950).
		- Brecharn B-21 (1949-1960).
	+ Second Generation:
		- Scuacaillí SC-12 Heliwer (1954-1975, also used for reconnaissance).
	+ Third Generation:
		- Scuacaillí SC-16 (1965-1999, Supplementary Service Bebinni).
		- Scuacaillí SC-13 (1970-1995).
	+ Fourth Generation:
		- Scuacaillí SC-18 (1983-today).
		- Scuacaillí SC-15 (1985-today, frontline units, being replaced by SC-22).
		- Scuacaillí SC-19 (1993-today, Supplementary Service Bebinni).
	+ Fifth Generation:
		- Scuacaillí SC-22 (2005-today).
	+ Sixth Generation:
		- Scuacaillí SC-X (in development, introduction planned for 2035-ish).
* Interceptors:
	+ Scuacaillí SC-10 (1948-1956, rocket-powered, point-defense interceptor).
	+ Brecharn B-24 (1980-2010).
* Attackers:
	+ Brecharn B-14 (1946-1960, optimized for level attacks, also used as AWACS).
	+ Brecharn B-15 Morleidar (1947-1956, optimized for torpedo and dive attacks).
	+ Brecharn B-22 (1954-1975, attacker).
	+ Aderyn A-8 (light attacher, carrier-capable, 1967-2000).
	+ Slatochta S-23 (1978-2010, Supplementary Service Bebinni Attacker).
	+ Scuacaillí SC-14 (1975-2000, CAS, low-level interceptor).
	+ Brecharn B-25 (1963-2020, attack and electronic warfare).
	+ Brecharn B-26 Místama (a.k.a. the Awkward Beast, 1968-2000, also reconnaissance and EW variants).
	+ Scuacaillí SC-30 Awel (1990-today).
	+ Slatochta S-29 Gawala, (1988-today, CAS, Supplementary Service Bebinni)
	+ *In 1995, the AWACS and Maritime Patrol Tasks were given to drones and unmanned aerial vehicles.*
* Patrollers:
	+ Aderyn A-4 (Maritime Patrol Bomber Unit, mixed propeller-jet-BG, 1950-1975).
	+ Slatochta S-21 Hugana (ASW- and AWACS-BG, 1953-1980).
	+ Aderyn A-9 (Maritime Patrol Unit, 1969-1996).
	+ Aderyn A-10 (Maritime Patrol Unit, carrier-capable, 1974-2010).
	+ *Starting in 2000, the AWACS and Maritime Patrol Tasks were given to drones and unmanned aerial vehicles.*
* Supporters:
	+ Aderyn A-10 (COD, carrier-capable, 1974-today).
* Trainers:
	+ Brecharn B-16 (1960-2000, jet trainer BG).
	+ Brecharn B-31 (1990-today, jet trainer BG).
* Reconnaissance and Surveillance:
	+ Aderyn A-12 (AWACS, carrier-capable, 1974-today).
* Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron:
	+ Slatochta S-20 (1948-1960, strategic attacker and reconnaissance).
	+ Slatochta S-25 (1953-1990, strategic attacker and reconnaissance).
	+ Slatochta S-52 (1988-2045, also reconnaissance and electronic warfare variants)
	+ Slatochta S-72 (2037, first expected deliveries).

### Bebinni-Bitseaghi

#### Era of the Marks (1910-1921)

* Mark I BG-BB (1910-1914).
* Mark II BG-BB (1913-1915).
* Mark III BG-BB (1914-1917).
* Mark IV BG-BB (1915-1920).
* Mark V BG-BB (1917-1922).

#### Era of Ollphéystó, Marcach, Gwentarra, Helwyrra and Dragani (1920-1951)

* Light BGs: Gwentarra-Models (G-Models).
	+ Gwentarra I BG-BB (1926-1940).
	+ Gwentarra II BG-BB (1930-1945).
	+ Gwentarra III BG-BB (1936-1950).
	+ Gwentarra IV BG-BB (1946-1960).
* Medium BGs: Marcach-Models (M-Models).
	+ Marcach I BG-BB (1920-1935).
	+ Marcach II BG-BB (1933-1941).
	+ Marcach III BG-BB (1936-1945).
	+ Marcach IV BG-BB (1937-1948).
	+ Marcach V BG-BB (1940-1950).
	+ Marcach VI BG-BB (1944-1955).
	+ Marcach VII BG-BB (1945-1955).
* Heavy BGs: Ollphéystó-Models (O-Models).
	+ Ollphéystó I BG-BB (1916-1930).
	+ Ollphéystó II BG-BB (1926-1940).
	+ Ollphéystó III BG-BB (1938-1955).
		- Ollphéystó III BG-BB-AI (armoured engineers, 1938-1965).
* SPG-BGs: Helwyrra-Models (H-Models).
	+ Helwyrra I BG-BB (self-propelled howitzer, 1917-1922).
	+ Helwyrra II BG-BB (self-propelled howitzer, 1920-1933).
	+ Helwyrra III BG-BB (assault gun, 1938-1945).
	+ Helwyrra IV BG-BB (assault gun, 1940-1945).
	+ Helwyrra V BG-BB (SPAAG, 1940-1960).
	+ Helwyrra VI BG-BB (assault gun, 1944-1960).
* Infantry Support BGs: Dragani-Models (D-Models).
	+ Dragani I BG-BB (reconnaissance, 1933-1940).
	+ Dragani II BG-BB (reconnaissance, 1934-1944).
	+ Dragani III BG-BB (general-purpose, adaptable, 1939-1955).
* Tynnu I BG-BB, towing unit.
* Tynnu II BG-BB, towing unit.

#### Era of the Marcach, Helwyrra and Dragani (1954-today)

* General Purpose BGs/MBT-equivalents: Marcach-Models (M-Models).
	+ Marcach VIII BG-BB (1954-1960).
	+ Marcach IX BG-BB (1958-1980).
		- Marcach IX BG-BB-AI (armoured engineers, 1960-2000).
	+ Marcach X BG-BB (1971-1995).
	+ Marcach XI BG-BB Pelydra (airmobile light unit, 1985-today).
	+ Marcach XII BG-BB (1990-today, Supplementary Service Bebinni, Reserves).
		- Marcach XII BG-BB-AI (armoured engineers, 1995-today, Supplementary Service Bebinni, Reserves).
	+ Marcach XIII BG-BB (2016-today).
		- Marcach XIII BG-BB-AI (armoured engineers, 2020-today).
	+ Marcach XIV BG-BB Rocanimhe (airmobile light unit, expected for 2025).
* SPG-BGs: Helwyrra-Models (H-Models).
	+ Helwyrra VII BG-BB (assault gun, 1955-1970).
	+ Helwyrra VIII BG-BB (SPAAG, 1956-1979).
	+ Helwyrra IX BG-BB (self-propelled howitzer, 1958-1966).
	+ Helwyrra X BG-BB (self-propelled howitzer, 1964-2005).
	+ Helwyrra XI BG-BB (assault gun, 1966-1992).
	+ Helwyrra XII BG-BB (SPAAG, 1976-2010).
	+ Helwyrra XIII BG-BB (SAM-System, 1980-2010).
	+ Helwyrra XIV BG-BB (Howitzer Unit, 2000-today, also Supplementary Service Bebinni).
	+ Helwyrra XV BG-BB (SAM-Complex, 2000-today, also Supplementary Service Bebinni).
	+ Helwyrra XVI BG-BB (Towing Unit, 2012-today, also Supplementary Service Bebinni).
	+ Helwyrra XVII BG-BB (Howitzer Unit, first deliveries expected for 2030).
	+ Helwyrra XVIII BG-BB (SAM-Complex, first deliveries expected for 2030).
* Support BGs: Dragani-Models (D-Models).
	+ Dragani IV BG-BB (general-purpose, 1953-1976).
	+ Dragani V BG-BB (general purpose, 1973-1995).
	+ Dragani VI BG-BB (airborne, general purpose, adaptable, 1974-2010).
		- Dragani VI BG-BB-AI (armoured engineers, airborne, 1974-today).
	+ Dragani VII BG-BB (general purpose, 1993-today, both active and Supplementary Service Bebinni).
	+ Dragani VIII BG-BB (airborne, general purpose, adaptable, 2005-today).
* Support BGs/tractors: Brístín-Units (B-Models).
	+ Brístín I BG-BB (tractor unit, 1951-1979, still used by civilians and some reserve units).
	+ Brístín II BG-BB (tractor unit, 1964-2000, still used by civilians and some reserve units, as well as Bebinni Police Units, used for extreme terrain).
	+ Brístín III BG-BB (tractor unit, 1974-2000, also used by civilians and the Supplementary Service Bebinni, as well as Bebinni Police Units).
	+ Brístín IV BG-BB (tractor unit, 1995-today, also used by civilians, Supplementary Service Bebinni and Bebinni Police Units).