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Principal Treaties
Principal Industries
Strategic Doctrine
Maps and Bases

Government Type: Absolute Monarchy
Monarch: His Highness Rama Varma
Capital: Cochin
Official Languages: English, Malayalam, Sanskrit
Minority Languages: Arabic, German, Russian, Urdu, Pashtun
Major Religions: Hinduism
Minor Religions (under 2%): Christianity, Buddhism, Atheist, Islam, Judaism
National Motto: Honor is our family treasure
National Anthem: Vande Mataram

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ROYAL DURBAR MEMBERS

Secretary of External Affairs: Mr. KP Varma
Secretary of Finance: Dr. Syed Sharafudeen
Commander, RCDF: Gen. Mahesh Varma
Commander, RCPF : Gen. Mohammed Faraz
Secretary of Interior: Mr. Revin George
Secretary of Industry: Dr. Mathew Joseph
Secretary of Transportation: Mrs. Andrea Stephen
Secretary of Agriculture: Dr. Girin Nayak
Secretary of Health: Dr. Prakash Krishnan
Secretary of Natural Resources: Dr. Kavya Moosad

They head their own respective Departments with Secretariats.

Administrative Organization of The Kingdom of Cochin

There are 21 provinces and Cochin as its capital. Cochin is the new name given to the historical town of Kashi or Kashgar in Himalayas.Each Province is governed by a Provincial Governor assisted by a Deputy Inspector General of Police who holds a rank of Major General. Provinces are divided into Districts. Each district shall be administered by a Superintendent of Police holding a rank of Brigadier General. Cities shall be administered by Mayors and assisted by Commissioners of Police who shall be a Colonel.

The Military Provinces are ruled by senior Military Commander of that sector and are those territories with significantly less civilian population. Special permits are required for travel to Military Provinces.

The Provinces are:

1. Xinjiang
2. OSh
3. Naryn
4. Jalalabad
5. Bishkek
6. Issykkul
7. Pavlodar
8. East Kazakhstan
9. North Kazakhstan
10. Akmola
11. Karagandy
12. Zhambyl
13. Bayan Olgii
14. Khovd
15. Govi Altai
16. Uvs
17. Zavkhan
18. Tibet
19. Bosaso Province

Military Provinces

20. Baloch Province
21. Station Gangothri

ROYAL COCHIN DEFENSE FORCES

COMMANDER: Gen. Mahesh Varma

Organisation:
Royal Cochin Army, Royal Cochin Navy, Royal Cochin Air Force, Quarter Master Command, Royal Cochin Special Forces, Strategic Command, Border Guards Command, Training Command are the principal agencies of the Royal Cochin Defense Forces.

The Kingdom has a substantial reserve formations to be activated during national crises.

ROYAL COCHIN ARMY

Chief of Army Operations: Lt. Gen. Shankar Iyer

Composition:
1)Shock Army Divisions

First Tanks - 1SA
Wodeyar Tuskers - 2SA
Cochin's Armor - 3SA
King's Armor - 4SA

TOE:
T900 MBT - 750
BMP3 - 900
BTR90 - 800
BRDM - 800
HMMW - 500

2) Armored Cavalry Regiments

Cochin Horse - I ACR
Gosree Dragoons - II ACR
Royal Cochin Cavalry - III ACR
Royal Tripunithura Hussars - IV ACR
Trichur Horse - V ACR
Travancore Cavalry - VI ACR
Zamorin Horse - VII ACR
Royal Wodeyar Cavalry - VIII ACR
Royal Madras Hussars - IX ACR

Armored formation with a backbone of 350 T900 MBTs.

3)Mechanized Infantry Divisions

King's Regiment - I MD
Wodeyar Regiment - II MD
Goundar Regiment - III MD
Malabar Regiment - IV MD
Royal Carnatic Regiment - V MD
Royal Madras Regiment - VI MD
Naykar Regiment - VII MD
Venad Regiment - VIII MD

4) Airborne Divisions

Royal Cochin Airborne - I AD
Regent's Airborne - II AD
Marakkar's Airborne - III AD
Madras Airborne - IV AD
Carnatic Airborne - V AD
Venad Airborne - VI AD

5) Infantry Regiments

I Infantry Regiment
II Infantry Regiment
III Infantry Regiment
IV Infantry Regiment
V Infantry Regiment
VI Infantry Regiment
VII Infantry Regiment
VIII Infantry Regiment
IX Infantry Regiment
X Infantry Regiment
XI Infantry Regiment
XII Infantry Regiment
XIII Infantry Regiment
XIV Infantry Regiment
XV Infantry Regiment

Royal Cochin Army Deployments and Table of Organization and Manpower

ROYAL COCHIN NAVY

Chief of Naval Operations: Vice Adm. KP Marakkar

Composition:

1) Carrier Task Force - 6
TOE:
Aircraft Carrier (Cochin class/Malabar class) - 1
Amindvi class Destroyer - 2
Nilambur class Frigate - 3
Attack submarine, SBX class - 1
Midget Submarine - 4

2) Cruiser Task Force - 10
TOE:
Kavaratti class Cruiser - 2
Amindvi class Destroyer - 2
Nilambur class Frigate - 2
Attack submarine, SBX class - 1
Midget Submarine - 4

3) Submarine Task Force - 4
TOE:
Missile Submarine, SBM class - 1
Attack submarine, SBY class - 1
Attack submarine, SBZ class - 1
Midget Submarine - 6

4) Marine Task Force - 6
TOE:
Kottayam class Helicopter Carrier - 1
Landing Ship Tank - 2
Amindvi class Destroyer - 1
Nilambur class Frigate - 2
Missile Boat - 10
Midget Submarine - 4
RO/RO Carrier - 1

5) Independent Attack Submarine Squadrons
SB01 - 16 SBYs
SB02 - 16 SBXs
SB03 - 16 SBZs
SB04 - 16 SBZs

6) Marine Divisions - 6

Royal Cochin Navy Task Force Formations and Deployments.

ROYAL COCHIN AIR FORCE

Chief of Aerial Operations: Air Vice Mar. Praveen Kumar

Composition:
SU30 - 6 Regiments of 50 aircrafts each
MIG35 - 6 Regiments of 50 aircrafts each
MIG29 - 14 Regiments of 50 aircrafts each
MCA Jadayu - 10 Regiments of 50 aircrafts each
HALOB ( High Altitude LOng range Bomber) - 70 Regiments of 50 aircrafts each
MERAT ( MEdium RAnge Transport aircraft ) - 100 Regiments of 50 aircrafts each
C130 Hercules - 400
C5 Galaxy - 200
MH53 - 500
Blackhawk - 2000
Bell 212 - 5000
MI26 - 50
UCAV-F, Hornet - 40 Regiments of 50 aircrafts each
UCAV-B, Raven - 20 Regiments of 50 aircrafts each
S-RECO UAV - 3000
Raven, UAV - 3000

Royal Cochin Air Force Regimental Formations and Deployments.

QUARTER MASTER COMMAND

Quarter Master General: Maj. Gen. Sandeep Zachariah

Organisation:
Logistics Corps
Supply and Maintenance Corps
Military Engineers Corps
Arms and Ammunition Corps
Military Vehicles Directorate
Defense Production Directorate
Defense Industries Consortium
Postal Insurance and Banking Directorate
Research and Testing Directorate

ROYAL COCHIN SPECIAL FORCES

Commander: Maj. Gen. Gokul Varma

Composition:
22 SF regiment
23 SF regiment
24 SF regiment
25 SF regiment

STRATEGIC COMMAND

Commander: Maj. Gen. Vijay Kerala Varma

Composition:
Strategic Engineers Corps
Strategic Artillery Corps
Strategic Reconnaissance Agency
Strategic Air Defense Command

BORDER GUARDS

Commander: Lt. Gen. Pankaj Seth
Composition:
Northern Command
Southern Command
Eastern Command
Western Command
Border Engineers Corps

Total - 20 Heavy Artillery Brigades

TRAINING COMMAND

Commander: Maj. Gen. Reena Cherian

Composition:
Army Training Command
Air Force Training Command
Special Forces Training Command
Joint Services Training Command

ROYAL COCHIN POLICE FORCE

Commander: Gen. Mohammed Faraz

Divided into 7 Law Enforcement Zones,

National Capital Territory: Lt. Gen. Suri Badrinath
North Zone: Lt. Gen. Manoj Abraham
South Zone: Lt. Gen. Nithin Thomas
East Zone: Lt. Gen. Vijay R
West Zone: Lt. Gen. M Parthasarathy
Mid West Zone: Lt. Gen. Fayaz Mohammed
Mid East Zone: Lt. Gen. Vinay Rama Varma

Other Agencies,

National Intelligence Agency: Lt. Gen. Mahesh B Iyer
Central Bureau of Investigation: Lt. Gen. Harisena Varma
National reconnaissance Agency: Maj. Gen. Visakh Nair
Department of Prisons and Rehabilitation: Maj. Gen. Nelvin Joseph
Armed Reserve Police Force: Maj. Gen. Praveen Singh
Airborne Police Force: Wg. Cdr. Brijesh Hora
Railway Police Force: Brig. KP Induchoodan
Industrial Security Force: Brig. Rajendra Varma
SWAT Directorate: Brig. Manesh VM
Police Training Command: Maj. Gen. Bharathchandran

National Anthem: Vande Mataram



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and factbook threads are supposed to be private.

Principal Treaties

Baloch Accord - Cochin and Marscurian Pakistan
Bosaso Agreement - Cochin and NAPO
Cochin - Serca MDoAP
Treaty of Vladivostok - Cochin and Shinsei Shikkoku Teikoku
Cochin - Groenlandia NAP
Cochin - Caucasia NAP
Cochin - Curristan Friendship Pact
Cochin - Kivortistan Friendship Pact
Ratnagiri Accord - Cochin and Dragonisia
Cochin - Taiwan NAP

Principal Industries of the Kingdom of Cochin

Navaratnas or the Nine Gems of Cochin industries

1. Larsen and Toubro- L&T is a world class construction and infrastructure development company that has executed many huge projects world wide. They are the principal contractors of Military Engineers Corps and have had roles in constructing the myriad of Airfields that dot the Kingdom.

2. State Bank of Tripunithura - SBT is a state owned enterprise and principal executors of the State Treasury. SBT also has a prominent commercial segment which finances all sorts of inductrial and commercial ventures in and out of Cochin.

3. Fertilizers And Chemicals Travancore Ltd - FACT is the largest company in Cochin's chemical industry. Their main business is in manufacturing products of agricultural industry but they have also made strategic inroads into Defense Industry. They had contributed hugely to the agricultural revelution that transformed the semi-arid landscape of Cochin.

4. Varma Institute of Fundamental Research - A scientific research institute directly run by Cochin's Royal Family, VIFR promotes technological research and advanced scientific research.

5. Tratum Infosystems Pvt. Ltd- Tratum is the largest and most successful IT company in Cochin. It's main businesses are in the fields of artificial intelligence, banking, aerospace, healthcare. Tratum also has a substantial R&D base and it has developed several of the CRICK supercomputers used by RCDF.

6. Encompass Technologies Pvt. Ltd. - ETPL is a company that deals with Physical, Electronic and Network Security and safety systems. ETPL is a leader in develping cutting edge surveillance and monitoring systems. ETPL is a partner in developing the satellites of RCDF's Strategic Command.

7. DNH Healthcare Pvt Ltd. - DNH is a giant in Cochin's Health care industry. It operates many super speciality hospitals in the Kingdom and has set up many charitable missions outside Cochin. The Royal Family is a shareholder in DNH.

8. Majestic Hospitality Services Pvt Ltd. - MHS is a leading hotel and restaurant chain in Cochin. They own prominent hotels such as the Grand Poorna in Cochin. MHS also has a number of hotels worldwide.

9. Kohinoor Rare Earths Limited - KREL is the leader in Cochin's mining industry. They own and operate several mines in and around Cochin mining coal and other minerals. KREL is also engaged in oil prospecting and operates the oil and natural gas field in Karagandy Province.

Major Defense Industries and their products

Gosree Aeronautics Limited

GAL is a wholly state owned enterprise that produces the aircrafts for the Kingdom.

TATRA Automotive Works

TATRA is the most successful truck manufacturing company in Cochin. They produce a variety of vehicles for Royal Cochin Defense Forces


Mahindra & Mahindra

Mahindra and Mahindra is a major manufacturer of all terrain vehicles and SUVs.


Metal Storm

Cochin State Armory had bought out the Metal Storm company and its patented technologies.

GAL

1. HALOB - High Altitude LOng range Bomber

HALOBs are based on the B52s and IL76s. They were developed as a long range bomber suitable for strategic area bombing. Since its inception it has also been widely used as a Heavy lift transport aircraft.

Features
Tonnage: 200 Tonnes
Range (in tank): 11000 Km
Midflight refuelling option
Powered by 8 GAL RE350 Jet engines
Cruise Altitude: 50000 Ft

Roles in RCDF:
Ultra Heavy Transport Aircraft
Long Range strategic bomber
Strategic AWACS
Aerial Tanker

2. MERAT - MEdium RAnge Tansport aircraft

MERATs are roughly based on C5 Galaxy and C141 Starlifter.

Features
Tonnage: 120 tonnes
Range (in tank): 6000 Km
Midflight refuelling option
Powered by 4 GAL RE350 Jet engines
Cruise Altitude: 45000 Ft

Roles in RCDF:
Heavy Transport Aircraft
Tactical AWACS
Aerial Tanker
Electronic Warfare platform

3. METAC - MEdium Transport AirCraft

METACs are roughly based on C130 Hercules and An32

Features
Tonnage: 50 tonnes
Range (in tank): 4000 Km
Midflight refuelling option
Powered by 4 GAL RD135 Jet engines
Cruise Altitude: 35000 Ft

Roles in RCDF:
General Purpose Transport Aircraft
Aerial Artillery Platform
Special Operations
Anti Submarine Warfare
Naval AWACS
Naval Electronics Warfare platform
Naval Aerial Tanker

4. UCAV-F (Hornet) - Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle - Fighter

Hornet is a 4th Generation fighter powered by 2 GAL RX100 engines with thrust vector. It is armed with two Vulcan 20 mm guns and two Metalstorm 20mm guns. It can be armed with 6 AAMs, 4 on wings and 2 on fuselage. It can also be fixed with 2 FAST Packs.
Hornet has a range of 500 km ,a service ceiling of 40000 ft and a top speed of 1.25 Mach. It has mid flight refuelling option. It has a BVR Radar.

Hornets are controlled from ground by specially trained Ground Controllers and connectivity is terrestrially, aerially or satellite based.

5. UCAV-B (Raven) - Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle - Bomber

Raven is a 4.5th Generation stealth bomber powered by 4 GAL RX100 engines. It is armed with 2 AAMs, wingmounted. It can be carry eight 4000 pound bombs on its fuselage and wings. It can also be fixed with 2 FAST Packs.
Raven has a range of 500 km ,a service ceiling of 40000 ft and a top speed of 0.8 Mach. It has mid flight refuelling option.

Ravens are controlled from ground by specially trained Ground Controllers and connectivity is terrestrially, aerially or satellite based.

6. S-RECO - Surveillance- RECOnnaissance vehicle

S-RECO is the main workhrose of Cochin's surveillance services. It is a light UAV powered by one GAL RX100 engine. S-RECO has a BVR down look radar scope, all waether IR cameras, stealthy bodyframe and laser targetting. With its BVR radar it can provide cluster AWACS capability for combat monitoring.
It has a service ceiling of 50000 Ft, a max speed of 0.7 Mach and can fly for 24 hours at a stretch.

7. LCH Piranha - Light Combat Helicopter

Piranha is the main attack helicopter of RCDF. It is a Fifth Generation Attack helicopter with a stealthy bodyframe, IR suppressed engines and non directional, noise suppressed blades.It is armed with 2 pods of sixteen 8 inch free flight rockets, 8 ATGMs and 2 AAMs. It also has a 7.62 mm MS GPMG and 2 Vulcan 20mm guns.
Piranha has mutually suspended rotor and body frame for added maneuverability and and enclosed tail rotor.
It has a max speed of 500 kmph, range of 500 km and is powered by 2 GAL RD350 engines.

8.MH53X

GAL has acquired rights to redesign and manufacture MH53s. The redesigned MH53s were classified MH53Xs. They are mainly used for Search and Rescue operations, Special operations etc. MH53Xs are now powered by 2 GAL RD550 engines.

9. UC60 - Blackhawk.

GAL has acquired rights to manufacture Blackhawk helicopters with the classification UC-60. They are mainly used for Search and Rescue, Special operations, Air Cavalry operations, ASW. The King uses a UC60 as his personal transport.

10. Bell 212

GAL has acquired rights to manufacture Bell 212s. They are used as general purpose helicopters and is the standard work horse of the RCDF .


TATRA Automotive Works

1. TATRA 4x4 tuck
2. TATRA 6x6 truck
3. TATRA 8x8 truck
4. TATRA 4x4 Mine Protected Vehicle
5. BMP3
6. BRDM
7. T72 Chassis
8. T100 MBT - It is the main work horse of Cochin's armor formations. It is a redesigned version of the T90S.

Mahindra & Mahindra

1. Mahindra AXE - The grandson of the vnerable Willy's Jeeps they are superb all terrain vehicles.
2. Mahindra Scorpio - It is rugged Sports Utility Vehicle and is much preferred to drive over the rugged terrains in parts of Cochin.

Metal Storm

1.MS 40mm grenade launcher
2. MS155 mm Self Propelled Gun
3. MS 155 mm Fixed Battery
4. MS 20 mm Aircraft Gun
5. MS 30 mm AAA
6. MS 7.62 mm General Purpose Machine Gun

MISSILES

1. GG19 : Land based Intercontinental Ballistic Missile. Range: 10000km; Payload: 6 MIRV; Liquid Fueled
2. GS19: Submarine Launched Intercontinental Ballistic Missile. Range: 8000km; Payload: 6 MIRV; Liquid Fueled
3. GG20: Land based Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile. Range: 6000km; Liquid fueled
4. GG12: Land based Short Range Ballistic Missile. Range: 2000km; Solid Fueled
5. GS12: Sea based Short Range Ballistic Missile. Range: 2000km; Solid Fueled
6. GG10: Tactical Short Range Ballistic Missile. Range: 800km; Solid fueled
7. SD5: Air Defense Missile. Radar/ Infrared. Range: 300km
8. SD4: Air Defense Missile. Radar. Range: 200km
9. SD3: Air Defense Missile. Radar. Range: 150km
10. SD2: Air Defense Missile. Radar. Range: 70km
11. SD2R: Air Defense Missile. Infrared. Range: 30km
12. AIM-RL: Air to Air Missile, Radar guided. Range: 120 km
13. AIM-R: Air to Air Missile, Radar guided. Range: 70 km
14. AIM-H: Air to Air Missile, Heat guided. Range: 40 km
15. SHARM: Anti-Radiation Missile. Range: 50 km
16. SHRIKE: Air to Surface Missile. Laser/TV/GPS guided. Range 70km.
17. POSID: Anti Ship Missile. Radar/ TV/IR guided. Range: 100km
18. KUB: Supersonic Cruise missile. Range: 1500 KM.
19. TKM2: Anti Tank Missile: Laser/ IR guided ATGM. Range: 5 km
20. MPS - Man Portable IR Guided Surface to Air Missile - Range - 15 km

MUNITIONS

Mk.100 Torpedo - Standard Naval Torpedo
GOAB - Fuel Air Bomb
BKT1 - Bunker Buster Bomb, deep penetration fuel air bomb
BKT2 - Deep penetration HIgh Explosive bomb
GB1 - Standard 2000 pound bomb
GB2 - Standard 1000 pound bomb
GB3 - Cluster Munituions bomb
GB4 - Anti Armor Cluster Munitions bomb
GB5 - 2000 pound Fuel Air Bomb
GB6 - Napalm Bomb
MNP - Anti Personnel Mine
MNT - Anti Vehicle Mine
MNS - Anti Ship Mine
NMP1 - 2000 pound NNEMP bomb
GBX5 - 500 KT Gravity Bomb
GBX4 - 100 KT Gravity Bomb
GBX3 - 50 KT Gravity Bomb
GX11 - 1 KT 155mm Artillery Shell
GX12 - 0.5KT 155mm Artillery Shell
GX13 - 250T 155mm Artillery Shell
GX14 - 20T 155mm Artillery Shell

ROYAL COCHIN ARMY TOE

SHOCK ARMY DIVISION

Armored formation with base of 750 T900 MBTs.
Total Personnel :43,950

ARMORED CAVALRY REGIMENT

Armored formation with base of 350 T900 MBTs.
Total Personnel: 22,050

MECHANIZED DIVISION

Integrated mechanized division of infantry with armor support with 100 T900 MBTs.
Total Personnel: 87,700

AIRBORNE DIVISION

Light Infantry Division for airborne operations.
Total Personnel: 46,350

INFANTRY REGIMENT

Mechanized infantry regiment.
Total Personnel: 77,000

Total Personnel of RCA: 2,629,050.
Total Fighting personnel : 550,000

Marines have same TOE as Airborne

RESERVES


The following are the principal reserve formations for Royal Cochin Defense Forces.

1. National Defense Corps

Formed of retired service personnel from Royal Cochin Army, Royal Cochin Special Forces and Marine Corps. All civil servants have to members of NDC. Private individuals can also be voluntary members of NDC. NDC helps civil administration during natural and artificial calamities and they are liable to be ordered to perform combat oriented tasks in case of war. NDC members have to do 25 days of weekend garrison duty and 3 weeks of active duty per year.

2. Naval Reserve Corps

All retired sailors of Royal Cochin Navy comprise this group. Merchant Seamen possessing Seaman's License are also members of NRC. Private sailors can join NRC on a voluntary basis. Members of NRC have to do 3 weeks of active duty every year.

3. Reserve Aviators Corps

RAC is composed of retired air men from Royal Cochin Air Force and all individuals possessing Pilot's License in the Kingdom. Members of RAC have to undergo 3 weeks of active duty per year.

4. National Cadet Corps

NCC is the scout organization for school and college going students of the Kingdom. It is a voluntary organization. Members of NCC have to undergo 2 weeks of active duty per year. In case of war NCC is liable to issued non combat oriented tasks in combat zones.

Tours of duty for NDC, NRC and RAC comprise serving alongside regular personnel in active duty. Cadres of NCC undergo their tours of duty with RCA, RCN and RCAF units based within the Kingdom.


NATIONAL RESERVE INVENTORY

Quarter Master Command maintains the reserve equipment for all branches of Royal Cochin Defense Forces. The reserve equipments are warehoused in secure depots and issued to units as and when required. In times of emergencies these reserves can be issued to reserve personnel to form additional military units.

Current Inventory in Reserves:

T100 - 50000
BMP3 - 100000
BTR90 - 100000
BRDM - 100000
MS155SPG - 500000
MS155 Field Gun - 2000000
MRLS - 200000
JADAYU MK.1 - 1000
MIG35 - 1000
SU30 - 500
MIG29 - 600
MIG29K - 300


FUEL RESERVES

The Royal Cochin Defense Forces maintains reserves of fuel and petroleum products required for military purposes. Current inventory: 180 days of total combat usage requirements.

Department of Interior is responsible for maintaining the National Fuel Reserves required for civil purposes. Based on mean maximum fuel consumption trends studied on a national scale across board for a period of 6 years, the current inventory stands for 300 days.

NATIONAL DEFENSE DOCTRINE

Following incidents shall be considered casus belli and shall merit the launch of total conventional war by the Kingdom of Cochin
1. Offensive military action against any sovereign territory of the Kingdom
2. Any act of blockade against any territory of the Kingdom.
3. An offensive act against any military asset of the Kingdom.
4. An offensive against an accredited diplomat, Cabinet official or Flag Officer of Armed forces.
5. An offensive act against the King or any member of the Cochin Royal Family.
6. An offensive act against a vital national industrial asset.
7. An act of active espionage against the Kingdom discovered within the Kingdom.

All conditions declared above shall be taken as a declaration of war against the Kingdom of Cochin and is liable to result in launch of total conventional war.

Any act listed under Nuclear Defense Doctrine shall result in the launch of total war.

NUCLEAR DEFENSE DOCTRINE

The Kingdom of Cochin relies on Fission Type Nuclear Weapons as its Weapon of Mass Destruction.
Chemical and Biological Weapons are considered as Weapons of Mass Destruction by the Kingdom.
In the event of a WMD attack of any kind on any part of the Kingdom, the Kingdom reserves the right to retaliate with its own WMDs.
The Kingdom of Cochin espouses "No First Strik" principle with regard to Strategic Nuclear Weapons (Greater than 70 KT)
The Kingdom of Cochin shall resort to First Strike with tactical nuclear weapons (Lesser than 50KT) in case of application of Scorched Earth Policy.

SCORCHED EARTH POLICY

Condition One:
This is a policy to be effected in regions of the Kingdom rated witrh a Class A Threat to Sovereignty. These are provinces which are conventionally less defensible and is liable to be conquered in prolonged assault.
These provinces are generally subject to massive investment and development. To prevent these from falling into enemy hands suitable defensive measures are to be used.
In case of threat to collapse the Theater Commander is authorized to use Tactical Nuclear Weapons on enemy units that have encroached the territorial boundaries with concurrence with National Command Authority.
The weapons may only be used within the Kingdom's boundaries and never at any point beyond.
In case of total Provincial loss vital industries and installations are to be destroyed by prepositioned conventional munitions.

Condition Two:
In case of a defensive war, if the Kingdom's conventional forces are forced to retreat, usage of Tactical Nuclear Warheads is authorized to prevent further enemy onslaught. It must be used only in cases of dire emergencies when the Kingdom's sovereignty is threatened. The warheads may only be targetted within the original boundaries of the Kingdom and in no cases are they to be targetted at any point outside the Kingdom's borders.


TYPES OF NUCLEAR DELIVERY

Silo based Launch Systems: GG19 , GG20
Rail Mounted Launch Systems: GG19, GG20, GG12
Truck Mounted Launch Systems: GG20, GG12, GG10, KUB
Submarine Launch Systems: GS19, GS12, KUB
Ship Based Launch Systems: GS12, KUB
Aircraft Launched Systems: KUB, GG12, GBX5, GBX4, GBX3

PRINCIPAL NUCLEAR WARHEADS

C50 : 500 KT Variable Yield Cruise Missile Warhead
C25: 250KT Variable Yield Cruise Missile Warhead
C22 500 KT : Ballistic Missile Warhead
GBX5 : 250 KT Gravity Bomb
GBX4: 100 KT Gravity Bomb
GBX3: 50 KT Gravity Bomb

xx CLASSIFIED XX

AIR WARFARE DOCTRINE

The Royal Cochin Air Force is the aerial wing of the Royal Cochin Defense Forces. RCAF has 56 regiments of 50 fighter aircrafts each. Kingdom of Cochin uses Multi Role Combat Aircraft for its purposes.

The various fighter aircrafts in RCAF are:
Jadayu Mk.1 (JM1) - 10 regiments
Jadayu Mk.2 (JM2) - 20 regiments
Mig35 - 6 regiments
Su30 - 6 regiments
Mig29 - 6 regiments

Royal Cochin Air Force also employs Unmanned Combat Aircrafts of two types:
UCAV-F Hornet - 40 regiments
UCAV-B Ravens - 20 regiments

The Hornets and Ravens are mission specific platforms. Hornets are used primarily for air superiority, AWACS neutralization and radar suppression attacks. Ravens are used for ground assault, air field neutralization operations.

The same aircraft can perform different missions depending on additional mission specific modifications.
For eg: A Mig29 can perform Air Superiority missions when armed primarily with Air to Air missiles and FAST packs. The same Mig29 on returning to base can be fitted with ground search radar and laser pointers for ground attack mode. The aircraft can fly on Radar Suppression modes, deep penetration strikes, electronic warfare and also Strategic attack modes.

A flight crew is trained for all these scenarios and thus during combat conditions an experienced ground crew can change the load settings for maximum effectiveness.

A regiment of 50 aircrafts is divided into 2 squadrons of 25 aircrafts which are further subdivided into squads of 8 and flight groups of 4.

Air warfare depends upon AWACS coverage. While Merat AWACS are commonly used for combat AWACS duty, higher powered Halob Strategic AWACS are also used. Swarms of S-RECOs can also provide AWACS coverage for air warfare in certain conditions.

The RCAF lays focus on BVR combat using the long range AIM-RL, AIM-R and AIM-H missiles. The criteria is to eliminate opposition from a greater range so that when the target comes within visual range they be severely attenuated and disorientated. RCAF fighters are also capable of carrying heavier weapon systems like KUB and GOAB.

During combat air neutralization is the first priority followed by Air superiority to facilitate ground combat.

Air neutralization is achieved by directly engaging enemy aircrafts to aerial combat, destroying enemy Airborne radar assets and where possible feint enemy air planes to fall into the Kingdom's ground based air defense traps. Elimination of enemy AWACS is a priority mission and to be undertaken with all means even if it requires the using of NMP1s.

Air superiority to be maintained by deep incursion strikes against enemy air field and neutralization of enemy air defense networks. Enemy airfields to be neutralized with GB3s, BKT2 and MNTs. Air defenses to be neutralized using NMP1s and SHARM.

Once air superiority is achieved Ground support operations can be conducted in force. It is a standard doctrine of Royal Cochin Defense Forces to minimize ground combat casualties by engaging enemy ground units through attenuating air attacks before actual ground contact. Primary targets would be logistics units followed by armored formations which would be engaged in this fashion.

S-RECO UAVs and Raptor UAVs would determine enemy ground formation using terrain scanning radar and infra red cameras. The Raptors shall then target these formations using lasers. High altitude fighter bombers shall release GB4 Anti Armor Cluster Munitions which would be terminally guided by the Raptors. These smart weapons shall severely attenuate the numbers of enemy ground forces, primarily their logistics train.

This would be followed by UCAV-B Raven attacks on the formations. Certain casualty is to be expected during this phase of combat from low altitude tactical air defense systems employed by the enemy and hence the employment of Unmanned systems. The Ravens shall also engage these air defense units. Once air defense is fairly suppressed Metac Aerial Artillery Platforms would attack the logistic columns and armored units from medium altitudes.

The final assault would be by the helicopters of the RCA units and finally the armored units themselves.

XX END XX

The Kingdom of Cochin declares the reorganization of the Royal Cochin Defense Forces to make it a leaner and meaner fighting machine. Old and less serviceable assets and equipments shall be dismantled or sold to other parties. With the reduction in numbers greater technological capabilities would be built into the systems that are being retained.

Royal Cochin Navy

Aircraft Carrier (Cochin Class)

A01 - CNS Sakthan
A02 - CNS Cochin
A03 - CNS Trichur
A04 - CNS Malabar
A05 - CNS Travancore
A06 - CNS Venad

Destroyer (Amindvi Class)

DS01 - CNS Amindvi
DS02 - CNS Trinity
DS03 - CNS Hannibal
DS04 - CNS Nelson
DS05 - CNS Bhima
DS06 - CNS Hunter

Cruiser (Kavaratti Class)

CR01 - CNS Kavaratti
CR02 - CNS Horemheb
CR03 - CNS Yamamato
CR04 - CNS Excalibur
CR05 - CNS Endeavor
CR06 - CNS Talwar
CR07 - CNS Ranger

Frigate (Nilambur Class)

FR01 - CNS Nilambur
FR02 - CNS Guderian
FR03 - CNS Konev
FR04 - CNS Patton
FR05 - CNS Billiere
FR06 - CNS Sekhon
FR07 - CNS Maneckshaw

Battleship (Kannur Class)

BS01 - CNS Kannur
BS02 - CNS Cariappa
BS03 - CNS Rommel
BS04 - CNS Asoka
BS05 - CNS Genghis
BS06 - CNS Attila
BS07 - CNS Tamur
BS08 - CNS Akbar

Landing Ship Tank / Helicopter Carrier (Kottayam Class)

H01 - CNS Kottayam
H02 - CNS Rokossovsky
H03 - CNS Kirov
H04 - CNS Vatutin
H05 - CNS Emden
H06 - CNS Rapier
H07 - CNS Swift
H08 - CNS Sivaji

Attack Submarine (Zulu Class)

SZ01 - CNS Urumqi
SZ02 - CNS Bishkek
SZ03 - CNS Almaty
SZ04 - CNS Lhasa

Missile Submarine (Mike Class)

SM01 - CNS Kashgar
SM02 - CNS Gosree

Missile Boats - (Karachi Class)
MB01 - MB100

Technical details

Cochin Class Aircraft Carrier



Displacement: 100,000 long tons (approximately 101,600 metric tons or 112,000 short tons)
Length: 1,092 ft (333 m)
Beam: 134 ft (41 m)
Propulsion: 2 TRN1 nuclear reactors
Speed: 30+ knots (34 mph - 56 km/h)
Complement: 4,660
Armament: Surface-to-air missiles
Close-in weapons systems
Aircraft carried: More than 75, including a regiment(50) of naval fighters and assorted naval intelligence and transport aircrafts.

Amindvi Class Destroyer



Displacement: 8,315 tons full load (Flight I)
8,400 tons full load (Flight II)
9,200 tons full load (Flight IIA)
Length: 505 feet (154 m) (Flights I and II)
509 feet (155 m) (Flight IIA)
Beam: 59 feet (18 m)
Draft: 30.5 feet (9.3 m)
Propulsion: 4 TRN2 turbines;
two shafts,
108,000 total shaft horsepower (4 x 27,000 horsepower) (75 MW)
Speed: 30+ knots (56+ km/h)

Boats and landingcraft carried: 2 Rigid hull inflatable boats
Complement: 23 officers, 250 enlisted
Armament: • 90 cells vertical launch systems
• KUB cruise missile
• POSID AShM
• GS12 SRBM
• GS10 TBM
• SD5
• SD4
• SD3
• SD2
• SD2R
• Mk.100
• one 5 inch (127 mm/54) lightweight gun
• two 20 mm Phalanx CIWS
• two 20 mm Metalstorm CIWS
• two MetalStorm missile CIWS

Aircraft carried: • None, but LAMPS III electronics installed on landing deck for coordinated helo ASW operations (Flights I and II)
• two SH-60 Seahawk LAMPS III helos (Flight IIA)

Kavaratti Class Cruiser


Type: Guided missile cruiser
Displacement: approx. 9,600 tons full load
Length: 567 feet (173 m)
Beam: 55 feet (17 m)
Draught: 33 feet (10 m)
Propulsion: 4 × 4 TRN2 turbines; 2 shafts, 80,000 shp (60 MW)
Speed: 32.5 knots (60 km/h)

Armament:
• 90 cells vertical launch systems
• POSID AShM
• SD5
• SD4
• SD3
• SD2
• SD2R
• Mk.100
• one 5 inch (127 mm/54) lightweight gun
• two 20 mm Phalanx CIWS
• two 20 mm Metalstorm CIWS
• two MetalStorm missile CIWS

Aircraft carried:
• None, but LAMPS III electronics installed on landing deck for coordinated helo ASW operations (Flights I and II)
• two SH-60 Seahawk LAMPS III helos (Flight IIA)

Nilambur Class Frigate



Displacement: 3,200 tonnes, 3,600 tonnes fully loaded
Length: 125 m (410.1 ft)
Beam: 15.4 m
Draught: 4.1 m (13.45 ft)
Propulsion: 2 TRN3 turbines
Speed: 25 knots (46 km/h)

Armament:
• POSID AShM
• SD5
• SD4
• SD3
• SD2
• SD2R
• Mk.100
• one 5 inch (127 mm/54) lightweight gun
• two 20 mm Phalanx CIWS
• two 20 mm Metalstorm CIWS
• two MetalStorm missile CIWS

Aircraft carried:
• None, but LAMPS III electronics installed on landing deck for coordinated helo ASW operations (Flights I and II)
• two SH-60 Seahawk LAMPS III helos (Flight IIA)

Kottayam Class Landing Ship Tank / Helicopter Carrier



Displacement: Approx. 40,500 tons (41,150 metric tons) full load
Length: 844 ft (257 m)
Beam: 106 ft (32 m)
Propulsion: 4 TRN2 turbines
800 hp GE bow thruster.
2 Hydraulically Controlled Variable Pitch Reversible Props and 1 Variable Pitch Bow Thruster
Speed: 20 knots (37 km/h)
Armament :
• SD2
• SD2R
• Mk.100
• one 5 inch (127 mm/54) lightweight gun
• two 20 mm Phalanx CIWS
• two 20 mm Metalstorm CIWS
• two MetalStorm missile CIWS
Can carry men, material and equipment for one Marine Brigade.

Zulu Class Attack Submarine

Displacement: 7,900 tonnes (7,800 long tons)
Length: 377 feet (115 m)
Beam: 34 feet (10 m)
Propulsion: TRNX5
Speed: >25 knots (46 km/h)+
Range: unlimited except by food supplies
Test depth: > 900 ft

Armament :
12 KUB cruise missile
12 POSID AShM
4 torpedo tubes for Mk.100 torpedoes.

Mike Class Missile Submarine

Displacement: 16,764 tonnes (16,499 long tons) Surfaced
18,750 tonnes (18,450 long tons) Submerged
Length: 560 ft (170 m)
Beam: 42 ft (13 m)
Draft: 11.5 meters (38 ft)
Propulsion: TRNX1
2x geared turbines
1x325hp auxiliary motor
1 shaft @ 60,000shp
Speed: 12 knots (14 mph; 22 km/h) surfaced
+20 knots (23 mph; 37 km/h) submerged (official)
25 knots (29 mph; 46 km/h) submerged (reported)[1]
Range: unlimited except by food supplies
Test depth: 950 ft
Armament:

12 GS19 ICBM
6 GS12 SRBM
12 KUB Cruise Missile
4 torpedo launchers for Mk.100 Torpedoes.

Karachi Class Missile Boat



Displacement: 172 tons standard, 210 tons full load
Length: 37.5 m
Beam: 7.64 m
Draught: 3.8 m
Propulsion: 3× LT B2 waterjets; 19,500 hp
Speed: 43 knots
Range: 600 nm at 35 knots
Crew: 26 / 28
Armament:
2× CSA 30 mm Naval Cannon
1× SD2R
1x SD2
2x MPS
3x TKM2
MS 40mm Direct Fire Cannon
MANPAD air defence missiles (Osa II)
4× SS-N-2A Styx

MAPS AND BASES

COCHIN HOME TERRITORIES


The main territory of the Kingdom of Cochin , including the national capital, prime industries and principal military bases.

BALOCH PROVINCE


Baloch Province is home of the RCNB Gosree the third and the biggest naval base of the Royal Cochin Navy. Baloch Province is also home to several research institutions, military bases and through the Karakoram Railway serves as one of Cochin's principal ports.

RATNAGIRI ENCLAVE


A territory under lease from Dragonisia, RCNB Ratnagiri is Cochin's first naval base. Through the Trans Himalayan Railway it also serves as a major port of Cochin. RCNB Ratnagiri is garrisoned by a Marine Division and a RCAF fighter regiment.

BOSASO PROVINCE


Cochin's province in Somalia, Bosaso is a highly industrialized province with almost all of its 60km X 60 km area industrialized. Bosaso is home to an Army / Navy / Air Force base. Bosaso is the prime point of support for Cochin's oil rigs in the Red Sea and Arabian Sea regions.

STATION GANGOTHRI


The Cochin territory in Antarctica. This territory in East Antarctica is home to several high technology research establishments and is protected by Border Guards. Gangothri also boasts a fully functional port and Naval Base.

Territory Update

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