KaiserMelech Mikhail Posted May 11, 2013 Report Share Posted May 11, 2013 (edited) Classified to Russian High Command (Justinian, IA, and Myself) With the induction of Marscurian Siberia into the Greater Russian Empire, a series of reforms and re-organizations have been implemented to better integrate the military into the Russian high command and allow it to be an effective fighting force for the motherland. ARMY REFORMS The Marscurian Siberian army, numbering 100,000 men, has been re-organized into the 69th Independent Field Army. Command of the 69th Independent Field Army has been transferred to Colonel General Mikhail Marantzbaum. The Marscurian Siberian National Guard, numbering 92,000 men, has been re-organized into the Marscurian Autonomous Republican Guard. The Commander-in-Chief of the Marscurian Autonomous Republican Guard will be the elected president of the Marscurian Autonomous Republic. The MHT-1 heavy tank shall be fitted with the Tank-Based Air Defense System, consisting of a cluster of 7 short-range surface-to-air missile tubes for defense against helicopters and attack aircraft. Two of these systems will be deployed on each tank. The armor forces of the 69th Independent Field Army and the Marscurian Autonomous Republican Guard will be composed of the following: 30% (2,459) MAT/SV-100 60% (4,907) MBT-84 Tanks 10% (831) MHT-1 Heavy Tanks Military Unit Organization has been reformed as well with a set of designated roles. Fireteam- 4 Soldiers, 1 Jeep Commander: Corporal 1. Team Leader: AK-103 Rifle with Grenade Launcher Undersling 2. Rifleman: AK-103 Rifle 3. Distance: Dragunov Rifle/ M1 37mm Mortar 4. Heavy Infantry: MG-1 Light Machine Gun Squad- 13 Soldiers, 3 Jeeps Commander: Sergeant 1. Two Fireteams 2. Medic: Makarov Pistol 3. Sniper: M13 Sniper Rifle 4. Gunner: PKP Medium Machine Gun 5: Grenadier: AK-103/RPG-32 Rocket Propelled Grenade 6. Close-Quarter: M1 Flamethrower/ M9 Pump-Action Shotgun Platoon- 34 Soldiers, 3 Jeeps, 1 Troop Transport Commander: Junior Lieutenant 1. Two Squads 2. M2 50mm Mortar 3. MBT-89 Tank Company- 120 Soldiers, 4 Jeeps, 4 Troop Transports Commander: Major 1. Three Platoons 2. Two Additional MBT-89 Tanks (3 Total) 3. Two MAT/SV-100 Armored Vehicles 4. 2B14 82mm Mortar Battalion- 395 Soldiers, 10 Jeeps, 15 Troop Transports Commander: Lieutenant Colonel 1. Thee Companies 2. Eight Additional MBT-89 Tanks (11 Total) 3. Two additional MAT/SV-100 Armored Vehicles (4 Total) 4. MHT-1 Heavy Tank 5. 2S5 Self-Propelled Artillery 6. MSAM-1 Surface-to-Air Missile System Regiment- 2,500 Soldiers, 60 Jeeps, 90 Transports Commander: Colonel 1. Six Batallions 2. Forty-Seven Additional MBT-89 Tanks (113 Total) 3. Thirty-two Additional MAT/SV-100 Armored Vehicles (56 Total) 4. Twelve Additional MHT-1 Heavy Tanks (18 Total) 5. Three Additional 2S5 Self-Propelled Artillery (9 Total) 6. Ten 2S12 120mm Mortars 7. Eighteen 2A36 152mm Towed Artillery 8. Thirty-Six 2A17 122mm Towed Artillery 9. Three 2S7 Self-Propelled Artillery 10. Ten SA17 Surface-to-Air Missile Systems 11. Four S300 Surface-to-Air Missile Systems Division- 10,000 Soldiers, 240 Jeeps, 400 Transports Commander: Major General 1. Four Regiments 2. Two Additional MBT-89 Tanks (454 Total) 3. Two Additional MHT-1 Heavy Tanks (74 Total) 4. Twenty MAH-24 Attack Helicopters Corps- 50,000 Soldiers, 1,250 Jeeps, 2,000 Transports Commander: Lieutenant General 1. Five Divisions Field Army- 100,000 Soldiers, 2,500 Jeeps, 4,000 Transports Commander: Colonel General 1. Two Corps NAVY REFORMS The Marscurian Siberian Navy has been re-organized at the Russian Marscurian Pacific Fleet. Two Khagan-Class Aircraft Carriers (MSS Stein, and MSS Khagan Mikhail) have been retired and put available for foreign purchase or transfer to other Russian Navy fleets. If no buyer is found, ships will be cannibalized for parts and broken up for scrap. Two new Marscurian Autonomous Republic-Class Aircraft Carriers (Marscurian Autonomous Republic and Kamchatka) have been acquired from Tianxia. All MF/AN-21 carrier-based jets have been removed from service. They will be fitted with jamming pods and re-introduced into service as MEWA-21N. The fighters will be replaced with the 120 MF-29N fighters supplied by Tianxia Thirty MASA-40 amphibious anti-submarine patrol airplanes have been introduced into service from Tianxia. They will be stationed in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. Forty-five MNH-52 anti-submarine helicopters have been added to the fleet to supplement aircraft already in existence. The ships of the Russian Marscurian Pacific Fleet have been broken into three different groups. Amur River Squadron Home Port: Telmana Ships (10): Indomitable-Class River Monitor -Indomitable -Formidable -Invincible -Igzempleri -Shtark Unconquerable-Class Corvette -Unconquerable -Pest -Bashlasn -Vild -Skeri Amur-Class Destroyer -Amur Light Flotilla Home Port: Glubokiye Vodishtot Ships (29): Rathenau-Class Frigate -Rathenau -Trumpeldor -Rosenberg -Zig -Krakenov -Solomon -Musraytner Bira-Class Destroyer -Bira -Bidzhan -Samarka Tunguska-Class Destroyer -Tunguska -Sutara -Samara Marscury-Class Cruiser -Marscury -Mietonka -Obluchye -Amurzet -Telmana -Priamursky -Pyotrgrad -Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky Heavy Flotilla Home Port: Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky Ships (31) Vidre-Class Landing Ship -Vidre -Alagater -Tsherepache -Plambe -Biver -Krakadil -Valras -Zshabe -Poliar Ber -Chipapatamas Mizrekdik-Class Battleship -Mizrekdik -Grois -Meyrev -Bidzhan Rayon -Bira Rayon -Marscury Rayon -Terrestria -Terretorien -Glubokiye Vodishtot Khagan-Class Aircraft Carrier -Khagan -KaiserMelech -Sultan Marscurian Autonomous Republic-Class Aircraft Carrier -Marscurian Autonomous Republic -Kamchatka Valpish-Class Submarine -Valpish -Haipish -Delpin -Sterdzshin -Lox -Sordpish -Stingrai AIR FORCE REFORMS All MF/A-21 jets have been removed from service. They will be fitted with jamming pods and re-introduced as MEWA-21 units. The aircraft will be replaced with 300 MF-29 jets supplied by Tianxia. All MB-2 Bombers have been removed from service. The planes will be sold to foreign nations or transferred to other units in the Russian Air Force. If no new destination is found, the planes will be broken up for scrap. The airplanes will be replaced with 60 MB-60 bombers supplied by Tianxia. Two squadrons of nine MWCA-50 EWAC airplanes supplied by Tianxia shall enter service. Squadron locations for all these aircraft shall be determined at a later date. Edited December 13, 2013 by KaiserMelech Mikhail Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KaiserMelech Mikhail Posted May 12, 2013 Author Report Share Posted May 12, 2013 INTELLIGENCE REFORMS The Marscurian Siberian Intelligence Agency (MSIA) is to be decommissioned and disestablished. Relevant agents, materials, and intelligence will be transferred to corresponding units within the Russian SVR and GRU agencies. POLICING REFORMS The Marscurian Autonomous Republican Guard is to be put under command of the Autonomous Republic's branch of the Eastern District of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD). One division (10,000 men) will be stationed in each of the 8 rayons of the Autonous Republic. The remaining 12,000 men will be distributed as OMON units in the major metropolitan areas of the Autonomous Republic. The patch of the Eastern District of the MVD, which will be attached to the uniforms of the MARG members to represent their new governmental agency. AIR FORCE REFORMS The Marscurian Siberian Air Force will be integrated into the Far East Military District as the Russian 13th Mixed Aviation Corps. Optimal squadron placement is still being decided upon. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KaiserMelech Mikhail Posted May 26, 2013 Author Report Share Posted May 26, 2013 (edited) NAVAL REFORMS: The Russian Marscurian Fleet is to be renamed to the Russian Pacific Fleet. Admiral Chaim Shapiro is to remain in command of the fleet. All ships will be marked with the patch of the Pacific Fleet of the Russian Federation. REQUESTS TO RUSSIAN MILITARY HIGH COMMAND The Pacific Fleet requests immediate replacement of its capital ships. The Athenian-designed Mizrekdik-Class are becoming quickly obsolete and dangerous for the crew to operate. In order to maintain a proper Russian presence in the Pacific Ocean, a new class of battleships is requested. Engineers have designed the Meyrev-Class battleship in order to fill this need. MEYREV-CLASS BATTLESHIP Specifications Displacement: 60,000 Tons Length: 300m Beam: 39m Draft: 10m Propulsion: 4x50,000 kW Steam Turbines Projected Top Speed: 33 Knots Range: 8,700 nmi Crew: 2,065 (103 Officers) Radar Systems: -3D Search Radar -Navigation Radar Sonar Systems: -Hull Sonar -Variable Depth Sonar Electronic Warfare Suites: -4 Decoy Launches -Jamming System Weapons Systems: Guns: -12 (4x3) TNG-18 460mm Guns -20 (10x2) TNG-130 130mm DP Guns -8 SNG-100 100mm DP Guns Defensive Systems: -16 DWS-30 CIWS -4 ASW-M1 Anti-Submarine Rocket Systems Missiles: -32 CM-12 Cruise Missile Vertical Launch Tubes -144 NSAM-12 Surface-to-Air Missile Vertical Launch Tubes -20 ASM-96 Anti-Ship Missile Launches Armor: -420mm Hull -155mm Deck -495mm Turrets -365mm Bulkheads -425mm Superstructure For the entire project, 9 ships, we estimate a total cost of 10 billion roubles. Edited June 6, 2013 by KaiserMelech Mikhail Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KaiserMelech Mikhail Posted June 1, 2013 Author Report Share Posted June 1, 2013 REQUESTS TO RUSSIAN MILITARY HIGH COMMAND In order to better serve Russian interests in the Pacific Ocean, we are requesting funds and engineers to construct a military complex spread out over the area surrounding the city of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. The complex will be divided into 3 separate areas, each with a separate purpose. Area A is going to be a naval base for the larger ships of the Pacific Fleet (Area A3), as well as a seaplane base for the new MA-40 anti-submarine warfare flying boats supplied by Tianxia. Area A1 will serve as a refueling, storage, and maintenance area for the planes, while area A2 will be a dredged runway area for the flying boats to take off and land. Area B will be an expansion of the Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky Airport. The expansion will house fighter jets, bombers, and transport planes belonging to the 13th Mixed Aviation Corps. Area C will be a series of shipyards and dry docks dedicated to the construction and maintenance of ships belonging to the Russian Pacific Fleet. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KaiserMelech Mikhail Posted June 7, 2013 Author Report Share Posted June 7, 2013 (edited) AVIATION ASSIGNMENTS: AIR FORCE AIRCRAFT LIST: MF-23: 300 MB-16: 50 MA-2: 50 MA-10: 50 MEWA-21: 70 MPA-7: 60 MCA-10: 40 MIL-76: 20 LaG-31: 30 MTA-5: 10 NAVAL AVIATION AIRCRAFT LIST: MF-23N: 120 MEWA-21N: 50 MAS-40: 30 AVAILABLE AVIATION FACILITIES: MARSCURIAN RAYONS Marscury International Airport Mietonka International Airport Obluchye International Airport Glubokiye Vodishtot International Airport Birofeld Airfield KAMCHATKA RAYON Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky International Airport Kamchatka Air Force Base SQUADRON ASSIGNMENTS 13th Mixed Air Corps Squadron=10 Aircraft Squadron (Aircraft) - Location FIGHTER DIVISION 1st Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Marscury International Airport 2nd Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Marscury International Airport 3rd Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Mietonka International Airport 4th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Mietonka International Airport 5th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Glubokiye Vodishtot International Airport 6th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Glubokiye Vodishtot International Airport 7th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky International Airport 8th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky International Airport 9th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky International Airport 10th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky International Airport 11th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky International Airport 12th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Kamchatka Air Force Base 13th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Kamchatka Air Force Base 14th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Kamchatka Air Force Base 15th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Kamchatka Air Force Base 16th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Kamchatka Air Force Base 17th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Dzemgi Airport 18th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Dzemgi Airport 19th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Dzemgi Airport 20th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Dzemgi Airport 21th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Dzemgi Airport 22th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Khurba Air Base 23th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Khurba Air Base 24th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Khurba Air Base 25th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Khurba Air Base 26th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Khurba Air Base 27th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Unknown 28th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Unknown 29th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Unknown 30th Fighter Squadron (MF-23) - Unknown BOMBER DIVISION 1st Bomber Squadron (MB-16) - Obluchye International Airport 2nd Bomber Squadron (MB-16) - Obluchye International Airport 3rd Bomber Squadron (MB-16) - Obluchye International Airport 4th Bomber Squadron (MB-16) - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky International Airport 5th Bomber Squadron (MB-16) - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky International Airport ATTACK DIVISION 1st Attack Squadron (MA-2) - Marscury International Airport 2nd Attack Squadron (MA-2) - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky International Airport 3rd Attack Squadron (MA-2) - Unknown 4th Attack Squadron (MA-2) - Unknown 5th Attack Squadron (MA-2) - Unknown 6th Attack Squadron (MA-10) - Mietonka International Airport 7th Attack Squadron (MA-10) - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky International Airport 8th Attack Squadron (MA-10) - Unknown 9th Attack Squadron (MA-10) - Unknown 10th Attack Squadron (MA-10) - Unknown ELECTRONIC WARFARE DIVISION 1st Electronic Warfare Squadron (MEWA-21) - Marscury International Airport 2nd Electronic Warfare Squadron (MEWA-21) - Mietonka International Airport 3rd Electronic Warfare Squadron (MEWA-21) - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky International Airport 4th Electronic Warfare Squadron (MEWA-21) - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky International Airport 5th Electronic Warfare Squadron (MEWA-21) - Kamchatka Air Force Base 6th Electronic Warfare Squadron (MEWA-21) - Kamchatka Air Force Base 7th Electronic Warfare Squadron (MEWA-21) - Unknown TRANSPORT DIVISION 1st Transport Squadron (MPA-7) - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky International Airport 2nd Transport Squadron (MPA-7) - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky International Airport 3rd Transport Squadron (MPA-7) - Klyuchi Air Base 4th Transport Squadron (MPA-7) - Klyuchi Air Base 5th Transport Squadron (MPA-7) - Klyuchi Air Base 6th Transport Squadron (MCA-10) - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky International Airport 7th Transport Squadron (MCA-10) - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky International Airport 8th Transport Squadron (MCA-10) - Klyuchi Air Base 9th Transport Squadron (MCA-10) - Klyuchi Air Base 10th Transport Squadron (MIL-76) - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky International Airport 11th Transport Squadron (MIL-76) - Klyuchi Air Base 12th Transport Squadron (LaG-31) - Marscury International Airport 13th Transport Squadron (LaG-31) - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky International Airport TRAINING DIVISION 1st Training Squadron (MTA-5) - Birofeld Airfield 2nd Training Squadron (MPA-7) - Birofeld Airfield 3rd Training Squadron (LaG-31) - Birofeld Airfield NAVAL FIGHTER DIVISION 1st Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - Khagan 2nd Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - Sultan 3rd Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - KaiserMelech 4th Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - Marscurian Autonomous Republic 5th Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - Marscurian Autonomous Republic 6th Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - Marscurian Autonomous Republic 7th Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - Marscurian Autonomous Republic 8th Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - Marscurian Autonomous Republic 9th Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - Kamchatka 10th Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - Kamchatka 11th Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - Kamchatka 12th Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - Kamchatka NAVAL ELECTRONIC WARFARE DIVISION 1st Naval Electronic Warfare Squadron (MEWA-21N) - Khagan 2nd Naval Electronic Warfare Squadron (MEWA-21N) - Sultan 3rd Naval Electronic Warfare Squadron (MEWA-21N) - KaiserMelech 4th Naval Electronic Warfare Squadron (MEWA-21N) - Marscurian Autonomous Republic 5th Naval Electronic Warfare Squadron (MEWA-21N) - Kamchatka ANTI-SUBMARINE DIVISION 1st Anti-Submarine Squadron (MAS-40) - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky Naval Base 2nd Anti-Submarine Squadron (MAS-40) - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky Naval Base 3rd Anti-Submarine Squadron (MAS-40) - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky Naval Base 4th Anti-Submarine Squadron (MAS-40) - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky Naval Base REQUEST TO RUSSIAN AIR FORCE HIGH COMMAND With the recent influx of aircraft, there is not enough space at the aviation facilities inside the Marscurian Autonomous Republic to facilitate all aircraft within the 13th Mixed Air Corps. Because of this, we are asking permission to base aircraft in the following aviation facilities: Dzemgi Airport (Komsomolsk-on-Amur) Khurba Air Base (Komsomolsk-on-Amur) Srednebelaya Air Base (Srednebelaya) Edited July 4, 2013 by KaiserMelech Mikhail Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Justinian the Mighty Posted June 8, 2013 Report Share Posted June 8, 2013 "All measures enacted by the Marscurian Military District are approved by the Ministry of Defense." Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KaiserMelech Mikhail Posted June 10, 2013 Author Report Share Posted June 10, 2013 Without any fanfare, the ships of the Pacific Fleet would leave their ports of Glubokiye Vodishtot and Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky and head Northeast. As the sea ice melted in the summer, the ships would take the Northwest Passage through the Arctic ocean. They would end off the Atlantic coast in international waters, near Virginia. REQUEST TO THE RUSSIAN HIGH COMMAND If the danger is as real as these preparations have been made out to be, the government of the Marscurian Autonomous Republic wishes to implement conscription on all healthy males ages 18 to 45. With the influx of troops, we also wish to develop an additional 3 field armies, increasing the manpower of a field army to 200,000 from the original 100,000. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tanis777 Posted June 10, 2013 Report Share Posted June 10, 2013 (edited) OOC: Hate to be a downer, but the Northwest Passage is not an international waterway that can be used as simply passing through en route to somewhere else and requiring icebreakers for safest passage. IC: The presence of the Russian fleet would be noted by the Hudson Bay Federation and inquired on their intentions on encroachment on Federation territorial waters. Federation Coast Guard icebreakers would be on an intercept course from their western base in the Yukon. After the initial confusion and coordination for getting through the NW Passage, Federation Coast Guard icebreakers would lead the way for the Russian fleet. Edited June 10, 2013 by Tanis777 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KaiserMelech Mikhail Posted June 11, 2013 Author Report Share Posted June 11, 2013 In a transmission from the fleet flagship, aircraft carrier Marscurian Autonomous Republic, the icebreakers would be informed that the fleet was simply using the Northwest Passage as the fastest means to reach the Atlantic Ocean, and would thank them for their cooperation and guidance through the Arctic Ocean. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Imperator Azenquor Posted July 2, 2013 Report Share Posted July 2, 2013 [b]***Classified***[/b] With the request by the Marscurian Autonomous Region to station forces at the aforementioned bases, the C-FOR Peacekeeping unit in the newly created Cyrantia Autonomous Community (CAC) would coordinate with the Marscurians and facilitate their deployments to the Dzemgi Airport and the Khurba Air Base (Komsomolsk-on-Amur). A report on the status of the facilities at the two bases would also be forwarded to the Marscurians. However, the Marscurian request to station forces at a ‘Srednebelaya Air Base’ was rather perplexing to the Vaulian government. After careful research and double checking to be absolutely certain, a classified telegram would be sent to the Marscurians informing them that no such facility exists or ever existed. A request for clarification would also be sent, along with a pledge to facilitate the stationing of Marscurian aircraft at another facility. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KaiserMelech Mikhail Posted July 4, 2013 Author Report Share Posted July 4, 2013 REQUEST TO THE RUSSIAN HIGH COMMAND We are requesting funds and specialists to upgrade three existing, but non-functional air bases in Kamchatka to handle the remainder of the aircraft from the 13th Mixed Air Corps. These three bases are Lenino, Milkovo, and Ust-Kanchatsk. Runways and aircraft aprons appear to be an adequate condition, but storage and maintenance facilities are unable to handle military aircraft. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KaiserMelech Mikhail Posted August 31, 2013 Author Report Share Posted August 31, 2013 REQUEST TO THE RUSSIAN HIGH COMMAND In the quest to improve security for the Kamchatka Peninsula, we are requesting authorization to form a new naval infantry division based in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky consisting of four combat regiments and an engineering battalion. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KaiserMelech Mikhail Posted September 21, 2013 Author Report Share Posted September 21, 2013 REQUEST TO THE RUSSIAN HIGH COMMAND In order to better adapt the 13th Independent Field Army and help standardize it with fellow Russian forces, the following changes in weaponry are requested. MR-12 assault rifle to be replaced with AK-103 rifle (Izhmash) MP-33 pistol to be replaced with Makarov PM (Izhevsk) SMG-1 submachine gun to be replaced with PP-19 (Izhmash) RPG-9 rocket propelled grenade to be replaced by RPG-32 (Bazalt) MG-2 medium machine gun to be replaced by PKP (TsNIITochMash) MG-3 heavy machine gun to be replaced by Kord machine gun (V.A. Degtyarev Plant) M3 mortar to be replaced by 2B14 82mm mortar (Nizni Novgorod Engineering Plant) M4 mortar to be replaced by 2S12 120mm mortar (Uraltransmash Works) M101 light howitzer to be replaced by 2A18 122mm howitzer (Gosudarstvennoe Unitarnoe Predpriatie Zavod) M102 heavy howitzer to be replaced by 2A36 152mm howitzer (Perm Machine Building Plant) M125 self propelled artillery to be replaced by 2S5 152mm self-propelled artillery (Perm Machine Building Plant) M203 self propelled artillery to be replaced by 2S7 203mm self propelled artillery (Perm Machine Building Plant) M61 anti aircraft artillery to be replaced by 2A38M 30mm anti aircraft gun (KBP Instrument Design Bureau) MBT-84 main battle tank to be replaced by T-89 tank (Marscurian Military Works) TROOP MOVEMENTS All active duty soldiers have been ordered to prepare for a possible move to the west. If orders come in, all soldiers will have 24 hours to report to rendezvous points at rail yards for movement. Armored vehicles have also started to be prepped for a possible move to the west. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KaiserMelech Mikhail Posted November 4, 2013 Author Report Share Posted November 4, 2013 (edited) REQUESTS TO THE RUSSIAN HIGH COMMAND Due to increasing age and maintenance costs, along with decreased utility, the Pacific Fleet is asking for permission to decommission the destroyer Amur, and convert the ship into a museum due to its historical importance. The space in the navy will be filled by a new Bira-class destroyer, also named Amur. With the upgrade process of the T-84 tanks halfway completed, the 69th Independent Field Army is asking permission to cancel the upgrade process, and move the upgraded tanks into reserve storage. The new T-89 tank will be used for active-duty units. The saved funds can be returned to the state treasury. With the strong showing of female soldiers in a recent tank trial, the army would like to begin trials to judge female abilities in other areas of combat and noncombat roles within the army. Edited January 11, 2014 by KaiserMelech Mikhail Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KaiserMelech Mikhail Posted January 11, 2014 Author Report Share Posted January 11, 2014 (edited) AIR FORCE REFORMSThe 13th Mixed Air Corps is requesting funding for a complete overhaul of the structure and make up of the corps. The MF-23 is looking to be replaced with the multi-role light fighter, the LaG-12, along with a small amount of Su-35S air-superiority fighters. Additionally, bomber squadrons will be equipped with LaG-22M medium bombers, largely based out of Kamchatka. Regarding MA-2 attack aircraft, command recommends ending resupply of new aircraft, and simply cannibalizing older aircraft to keep others operational, allowing attrition by age. The loss of the MA-2 will be compensated by an increase in the number of Mi-24M attack helicopters for the ground forces. Additionally to increase efficiency, aviation regiments will be initiated to group squadrons, and to allow for easier allotment of orders at a local level. SQUADRON ASSIGNMENTS13th Mixed Air Corps Squadron=10 AircraftAviation Regiment=3-5 Squadrons FIGHTER DIVISION1st Fighter Aviation Regiment (LaG-12) Marscury Military Airport11th Squadron12th Squadron13th Squadron14th Squadron15th Squadron 2nd Fighter Aviation Regiment (LaG-12) Marscury Military Airport21st Squadron22nd Squadron23rd Squadron24th Squadron25th Squadron 3rd Fighter Aviation Regiment (LaG-12) Central Kamchatka Air Base31st Squadron32nd Squadron33rd Squadron34th Squadron35th Squadron 4th Fighter Aviation Regiment (LaG-12) Mietonka Military Airport41st Squadron42nd Squadron43rd Squadron44th Squadron45th Squadron 5th Fighter Aviation Regiment (LaG-12) Tri-Cities International Airport51st Squadron52nd Squadron53rd Squadron54th Squadron55th Squadron 6th Fighter Aviation Regiment (LaG-12) Amurzet International Airport61st Squadron62nd Squadron63rd Squadron64th Squadron65th Squadron 7th Fighter Aviation Regiment (Su-35S) Mietonka Military Airport71st Squadron72nd Squadron73rd Squadron74th Squadron75th Squadron BOMBER DIVISION8th Bomber Aviation Regiment (LaG-22M) Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky International Airport81st Bomber Squadron82nd Bomber Squadron83rd Bomber Squadron84th Bomber Squadron85th Bomber Squadron ATTACK DIVISION9th Attack Aviation Regiment (Su-25SM) Mietonka Military Airport91st Squadron92nd Squadron93rd Squadron94th Squadron95th Squadron ELECTRONIC WARFARE DIVISION10th Electronic Aviation Regiment (LaG-21E) Marscury International Airport101st Squadron102nd Squadron103rd Squadron104th Squadron105th Squadron TRANSPORT DIVISION11th Light Transport Aviation Regiment (LaG-2) Mietonka Military Airport111th Squadron112th Squadron113th Squadron114th Squadron115th Squadron 12th Medium Transport Aviation Regiment (An-12) Amurzet International Airport121st Squadron122nd Squadron123rd Squadron124th Squadron 13th Heavy Transport Aviation Regiment (Il-76) Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky International Airport131st Squadron132nd Squadron133rd Squadron134th Squadron TRAINING DIVISION14th Training Aviation Division (Yak-130) Birofeld Airfield141st Squadron142nd Squadron143rd Squadron ANTI-SUBMARINE DIVISION15th Anti-Submarine Aviation Division (A-40) - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky Naval Base151st Squadron152nd Squadron153rd Squadron154th Squadron155th Squadron NAVAL FIGHTER DIVISION1st Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - Khagan2nd Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - Sultan3rd Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - KaiserMelech4th Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - Marscurian Autonomous Republic5th Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - Marscurian Autonomous Republic6th Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - Marscurian Autonomous Republic7th Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - Marscurian Autonomous Republic8th Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - Marscurian Autonomous Republic9th Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - Kamchatka10th Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - Kamchatka11th Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - Kamchatka12th Naval Fighter Squadron (MF-23N) - Kamchatka NAVAL ELECTRONIC WARFARE DIVISION1st Naval Electronic Warfare Squadron (MEWA-21N) - Khagan2nd Naval Electronic Warfare Squadron (MEWA-21N) - Sultan3rd Naval Electronic Warfare Squadron (MEWA-21N) - KaiserMelech4th Naval Electronic Warfare Squadron (MEWA-21N) - Marscurian Autonomous Republic5th Naval Electronic Warfare Squadron (MEWA-21N) - Kamchatka Edited January 11, 2014 by KaiserMelech Mikhail Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KaiserMelech Mikhail Posted May 18, 2014 Author Report Share Posted May 18, 2014 REQUESTS TO THE RUSSIAN HIGH COMMAND The current war has shown the need for a powerful Russian navy in the Pacific Ocean to strike all enemies of the motherland where they falsely believe they are safe. To accomplish this goal, we propose the complete rebuilding of the Pacific Fleet along with the submarine base at Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, and expansion of naval bases at Magadan and Glubokiye Vodishtot. Contracts for the ships will be spread across the major shipyards of Russia, the Amur Shipbuilding Plant, Severnaya Verf, Admiralty Shipyard, Almaz Shipbuilding Company, Russian Shipyard No. 10, the Baltic Shipyard, Severnoye Design Bureau, the Black Sea Shipyard, and the Zalyv Shipbuilding Yard. The rebuilding will consist of the following ship classes. Parpoyrn Class Icebreaking Corvette (10) Planned Ships: Parpoyrn, Kalt, Kil, Prestldik, Shnayik, Ayzdik, Brysk, Eiz Kalt, Kriredik, Arkdish Krivak-IV Class Frigate (8) Planned Ships: Hero of the Soviet Union Caesar Kunikov, Hero of the Soviet Union Israel Fisanovich, Hero of the Soviet Union Vladimir Konovalov, Hero of the Soviet Union Samuel Bogorad, Hero of the Soviet Union Abram Sverdlov, Hero of the Soviet Union Boris Volynov, Hero of the Soviet Union David Dragunsky, Hero of the Soviet Union Yakov Smushkevich Amur-II Class Destroyer (7) Planned Ships: Amur, Bira, Bidzhan, Tunguska, Sutara, Samarka, Samara Amurzet Class Cruiser (8) Planned Ships: Amurzet, Marscury, Obluchye, Pytorgrad, Valdgeym, Telmana, Stonegate, Nikolaevsk Tsherepache Class Landing Ship (10) Planned Ships: Tsherepache, Vidre, Alagater, Plambe, Biver, Krakadil, Valras, Zshabe, Polier Ber, Yam Leib Meyrev Class Battleship (9) Planned Ships: Meyrev, Birobidzhan, Grois, Bidzhan Rayon, Bira Rayon, Mizrekdik, Terrestria, Kamchatka, Glubokiye Vodishtot Lada Class Attack Submarine (11) Planned Ships: B-588 Valpish, B-589 Haipish, B-590 Delpin, B-591 Sterdzhin, B-592 Lox, B-593 Sordpish, B-594 Stingrai, B-595 Karp, B-596 Porel, B-597 Pike Borei Class Ballistic Missile Submarine (8) Planned Ships: K-557 Orca, K-558 Oprit, K-559 Tintfish, K-550 Shrimp, K-551 Krab, K-552 Homar, K-553 Sanpish, K-554 Koral Khagan-Class Aircraft Carrier (7) Planned Ships: Khagan, KaiserMelech, Tsar, Rossiya, Marscurish Siber, Kamchatka, Mikhail Romanov Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KaiserMelech Mikhail Posted May 30, 2014 Author Report Share Posted May 30, 2014 REQUESTS TO THE RUSSIAN HIGH COMMAND In order to integrate Azerbaijan into the Russian military network, and to effectively make use of the resources presented, commencement protocol AZ12191, the establishment of the Azerbaijani Military District, is requested. LAND FORCES From the populace of Azerbaijan, 400,000 troops will be raised, and will be organized into the 1st-4th Azerbaijani Field Armies. 1st Azerbaijani Field Army, headquartered at Yevlax 2nd Azerbaijani Field Army, headquartered at Perekeshkul 3rd Azerbaijani Field Army, headquartered at Şəmkir 4th Azerbaijani Field Army, headquartered at Nakhchivan Unit arrangement will be the same as that already applied to the 69th Field Army. Equipment used will be identical, save for a few examples. The AK-103 will be replaced with locally-produced AK-74Ms, all active-duty M13 rifles will be replaced by the Dragunov and Yalguzag sniper rifles, and all UAZ jeeps in active service will be replaced by the Gyurza patrol vehicle. Patrol vehicles will be mounted with Kord heavy machine guns, PKP medium machine guns, AGS-30 automatic grenade launchers, and/or 9M133 anti-tank missiles. NAVAL FORCES Four frigates will be transported from the Pacific Fleet, through the Volga-Don Canal and into the Caspian Sea. These ships shall be stationed in Baku, and will form the Caspian Flotilla. AIR FORCES AND AIR DEFENSES A total of one half of the 13th Mixed Air Corps will be transferred to Azerbaijan, and will be stationed among eight air bases. Kula Air Base will house the 15th, 25th, and 72nd Fighter squadrons, along with the 82nd Bomber squadron Dollyar Air Base will house the 35th, 45th, and 73rd Fighter squadrons, along with the 92nd Attack squadron Kyurdamir Air Base will house the 55th, 65th, and 74th Fighter squadrons, along with the 102nd Electronic Warfare squadron Nakhchivan Air Base will house the 14th, 24th, and 75th Fighter squadrons, along with the 124th Transport squadron Nasosnaya Air Base will house the 34th and 44th Fighter squadrons, along with the 83rd Bomber squadron and 93rd Attack squadron Sitalchay Air Base will house the 54th and 64th Fighter squadrons, along with the 103rd Electronic Warfare squadron and 141st Training squadron Gyandzha Air Base will house the 13th, 23rd, and 33rd Fighter squadrons, along with the 84th Bomber squadron Lenkoran Air Base will house the 43rd, 53rd, and 63rd Fighter squadrons, along with the 94th Attack squadron Additionally, bases will be equipped with the Aerostar UAV, and all Mi-24s in service will be upgraded to the Mi-24G Super-Hind. Tor anti-air missile systems will also be utilized to increase security near bases and other sensitive sites. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KaiserMelech Mikhail Posted January 18, 2015 Author Report Share Posted January 18, 2015 REQUEST TO THE RUSSIAN HIGH COMMAND The Pasirung Military District is requesting 11.1 billion rubles in order to procure armored infantry vehicles. In order to aid in training and maintenance, the decision has been made to standardize armored forces around the BTR-80/90 family of vehicles. Based on product prices provided from GAZ, a military accountant has split the costs between different classes of vehicles. Five billion rubles allotted to the purchase of 5,000 BTR-82 armored personnel carriers. Six hundred million rubles allotted to the purchase of 500 specialty vehicles including K1Sh1 command vehicles, BMM ambulances, and RKhM-6 NBC reconnaissance vehicles One billion five hundred million rubles allotted to the purchase of 1,000 BTR-90 Infantry Fighting Vehicles for use by the Border Guards Two billion rubles allotted to the purchase of 1,000 BTR-90M for use as assault guns Two billion rubles allotted to the purchase of 1,000 BTR-90 chasses and the installation of the 2A45 anti-tank gun and a more powerful engine by Marscurian Military Works to create the MKBB-1 tank destroyer. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KaiserMelech Mikhail Posted February 22, 2015 Author Report Share Posted February 22, 2015 REQUEST TO THE RUSSIAN HIGH COMMAND The Pasirung Military District is requesting 15 billion rubles to replace its outdated self propelled artillery systems with new systems from Marscurian Military Works and the Barricades Production Plant. The current 2S5 Giatsist used as the standard self propelled artillery system will be replaced by three separate systems. The first and most produced system is the 2S43 developed by Marscurian Military Works, and is a wheeled system featuring a modernized version of the 152mm 2A36 howitzer as its main armament. The second system is a land-modified variant of the 130mm Bereg A-222. The third system is the lightweight 2S44, also developed by Marscurian Military Works for use by rapid-deployment forces including marines and airborne troops, featuring the 2A18 122mm howitzer. All three systems feature advanced auto-loader systems, and are able to be set up and begin firing in less than 10 minutes. 152mm 2S43 130mm A-222L 122mm 2S44 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KaiserMelech Mikhail Posted May 31, 2015 Author Report Share Posted May 31, 2015 REQUEST TO THE RUSSIAN HIGH COMMAND In continuation of Order 162118-75, we are seeking replacements for the following officers. Col. Gen. Yakov Krizlin, 69th Army Col. Gen. Lev Rokhin, 12th Army Col. Gen. Dmitri Dragunsky, 21st Army Col. Gen. Semyon Krivosky, 32nd Army Col. Gen. Artem Agarunov, 42nd Army Lt. Gen. Matvey Beskin, 84th Airborne Infantry Division Maj. Gen. Ivan Chernovich, 155th Naval Infantry Brigade The removal of these seven officers will totally remove Marscurians from the top leadership positions in the Pasirung Military District To ease the transition, it is recommended to give the officers the Order of Zhukov, Kutuzov, Suvorov, Military Merit, or Alexander Nevsky, depending on coincidence, and an increase in pensions. Position changes should be sporadic, but occur in a timely fashion. -Oleg Salyukov, Army General, Pasirung Military District Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KaiserMelech Mikhail Posted December 9, 2015 Author Report Share Posted December 9, 2015 REPORT TO THE RUSSIAN HIGH COMMAND Order 162118-75 has been concluded in a timely fashion. All generals, colonels, and majors of Marscurian ethnicity have been forcibly retired and replaced by ethnic Russians from the west. In the navy, all commanding officers have been forcibly retired, as have all squadron leaders and commanders of air wings in the air force. The complete removal of Marscurians from the officer corps greatly reduces the possibility and success of any nationalist movements, such as that seen in Ukraine. Slava Rossii -Oleg Salyukov, Army General, Pasirung Military District Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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