Zoot Zoot Posted March 20, 2011 Report Share Posted March 20, 2011 (edited) OOC Continued from here : http://forums.cybernations.net/index.php?showtopic=93408&st=0&p=2482681&fromsearch=1&#entry2482681 [b]Classified Annual Defence Review[/b] [b]Classified Army[/b] 607,000 personel 2023 challenger III's 2023 Hector Rapid Deployment Tank 2023 Scimitar II Rapid Deployment Armoured Recon Tank 6070 Warrior III's 6070 Scimitars II 6070 Imperial Justice Heavy Rocket Artillery System 6070 Imperial Justice Long Range Mobile Anti Air Defence 6070 Thor Self Propelled Artillery System 300,000 logistics vehicles 300,000 transport vehicles [b]RAF[/b] [i](Only offensive aircraft Listed, auxillary units are not.)[/i] 250 GB-1 Sparrows 300 GB-2 British Bulldogs 200 GB-3 Widowmakers 70 GB-6 eTyphoon 100 GB-4 Aurora Supersonic Strategic Stealth Bomber 100 GB-5 Lancaster Stealth Lancer [b]Royal Navy[/b] Aircraft Carrier X6 Guided Missile Battlecruiser X7 Destroyer x6 Battleship x7 Corvette x8 Frigate X6 Attack Submarine x20 Missile submarine x4 Helicopter Carrier x8 [b]Naval Bases[/b] HMNB Portsmouth HMNB Southampton HMNB Liverpool HMNB Medway HMNB Blackpool HMNB Dover HMNB Fort Thirteen [b]Airbases[/b] RAF Aldershot RAF Wotton Basset RAF Winterhill RAF Norwich RAF Torquay RAF Brize Norton RAF Liverpool RAF Hereford RAF Birmingham RAF Lytham HMNB Portsmouth (Aircraft Carrier) HMNB Liverpool (Aircraft Carrier) [b]Army Bases[/b] [b]Northern Command[/b] Camp Victoria Camp Alexandria Camp Cairo Camp Victory Camp York Camp Preston Camp Lancaster Camp Scarbourgh [b]South East Command[/b] Camp Buckinghamshire Camp Oxfordshire Camp Berkshire Camp Hampshire Camp Surrey Camp Sussex Camp Kent Camp Isle of Wight [b]West Country Command[/b] Camp Scilly Camp Cornwall Camp Devon Camp Dorset Camp Somerset Camp Wiltshire Camp Gloucestershire [b]East Midlands Command[/b] Camp Rutland Camp Lincolnshire Camp Nottinghamshire Camp Derbyshire Camp Leicestershire Camp Northhamptonshire [b]West Midlands Command[/b] Camp Herefordshire Camp Worcestershire Camp Warwickshire Camp West Midlands Camp Shropshire Camp Staffordshire [b]British Army Formations[/b] Scots Guards Corps- 40,000 - Scots Guards Corps Armoured Regiment - Scots Guards Corps Mechanised Regiment - Scots Guards Corps Army Air Regiment - Scots Guards Corps Artillery Regiment The Black Watch Corps- 40,000 - The Black Watch Corps Armoured Regiment - The Black Watch Corps Mechanised Regiment - The Black Watch Corps Army Air Regiment - The Black Watch Corps Regiment Duke of Lancasters Corps- 40,000 - Duke of Lancasters Regiment 1st Armoured - Duke of Lancasters Regiment 2nd Armoured - Duke of Lancasters Regiment 3rd Mechanised - Duke of Lancasters Regiment 4th Army Air Anglian Corps- 40,000 - Anglican Regiment 1st Armoured - Anglican Regiment 2nd Mechanised - Anglican Regiment 3rd Mechanised - Anglican Regiment 4th Army Air Guards Corps- 40,000 - Guard Regiment 1st Armoured - Guard Regiment 2nd Armoured - Guard Regiment 3rd Mechanised - Guard Regiment 4th Army Air The Irish Guards- 40,000 - Yorkshire Regiment 1st Armoured - Yorkshire Regiment 2nd Armoured - Yorkshire Regiment 3rd Mechanised - Yorkshire Regiment 4th Army Air The Welsh Guards- 40,000 - The Welsh Guards Regiment 1st Mechanised - The Welsh Guards Regiment 2nd Mechanised - The Welsh Guards Regiment 3rd Armoured - The Welsh Guards Regiment 4th Army Air The Gurkha Rifles- 40,000 - The Gurkha Regiment 1st Armoured - The Gurkha Regiment 2nd Mechanised - The Gurkha Regiment 3rd Mechanised - The Gurkha Regiment 4th Army Air The Rifles- 40,000 - The Rifles Regiment 1st Mechanised - The Rifles Regiment 2nd Mechanised - The Rifles Regiment 3rd Armoured - The Rifles Regiment 4th Army Air Royal Coldstream Guards- 40,000 - Royal Coldstream Guards Regiment 1st Mechanised - Royal Coldstream Guards Regiment 2nd Mechanised - Royal Coldstream Guards Regiment 1st Army Air - Royal Coldstream Guards Regiment 2nd Army Air -400,000 men Special Corps The Parachute Regiment- 25,000 The Special Forces- 10,000 The Royal Marine Commandos- 25,000 -60,000 [b]Deployments Fort Watchtower, Franz Josef Land - British Dependancy Anglian Corps- 40,000[/b] - Anglican Regiment 1st Armoured - Anglican Regiment 2nd Mechanised - Anglican Regiment 3rd Mechanised - Anglican Regiment 4th Army Air [b] Fort Svalbard, Svalbard - British Dependancy The Rifles- 40,000[/b] - The Rifles Regiment 1st Mechanised - The Rifles Regiment 2nd Mechanised - The Rifles Regiment 3rd Armoured - The Rifles Regiment 4th Army Air [b]RAF Fort Joona, Finland[/b] [b]First Multirole Wing - GB-1 Sparrows[/b] -1st Squadron GB-1 -2nd Squadron GB-1 [b]First Strategic Bomber Wing - GB-4 Aurora Supersonic Strategic Stealth Bomber[/b] -1st Strategic Bomber Squadron [b]Ireland The Royal Irish Guards - 40,000[/b] - The Royal Irish Guards Regiment 1st Armoured - The Royal Irish Guards Regiment 2nd Armoured - The Royal Irish Guards Regiment 3rd Mechanised - The Royal Irish Guards Regiment 4th Army Air [b] The Gurkha Rifles- 40,000[/b] - The Gurkha Regiment 1st Armoured - The Gurkha Regiment 2nd Mechanised - The Gurkha Regiment 3rd Mechanised - The Gurkha Regiment 4th Army Air [b] Scotland Scots Guards Corps- 40,000[/b] - Scots Guards Corps Armoured Regiment - Scots Guards Corps Mechanised Regiment - Scots Guards Corps Army Air Regiment - Scots Guards Corps Artillery Regiment [b]The Black Watch Corps- 40,000[/b] - The Black Watch Corps Armoured Regiment - The Black Watch Corps Mechanised Regiment - The Black Watch Corps Army Air Regiment - The Black Watch Corps Regiment [b]Wales The Welsh Guards- 40,000[/b] - The Welsh Guards Regiment 1st Mechanised - The Welsh Guards Regiment 2nd Mechanised - The Welsh Guards Regiment 3rd Armoured - The Welsh Guards Regiment 4th Army Air [b]England Duke of Lancasters Corps- 40,000[/b] - Duke of Lancasters Regiment 1st Armoured - Duke of Lancasters Regiment 2nd Armoured - Duke of Lancasters Regiment 3rd Mechanised - Duke of Lancasters Regiment 4th Army Air [b]Guards Corps- 40,000[/b] - Guard Regiment 1st Armoured - Guard Regiment 2nd Armoured - Guard Regiment 3rd Mechanised - Guard Regiment 4th Army Air [b]Royal Coldstream Guards- 40,000[/b] - Royal Coldstream Guards Regiment 1st Armoured - Royal Coldstream Guards Regiment 2nd Armoured - Royal Coldstream Guards Regiment 3rd Mechanised - Royal Coldstream Guards Regiment 4th Army Air [b]Special Air Service- 5000[/b] - SAS 1 Squadron - SAS 2 Squadron - SAS 3 Squadron - SAS 4 Squadron [b]Special Boat Service- 5000[/b] - SBS 1 Squadron - SBS 2 Squadron - SBS 3 Squadron - SBS 4 Squadron [b]Active Warzone Deployments Ireland The Royal Irish Guards - 40,000[/b] - The Royal Irish Guards Regiment 1st Armoured - The Royal Irish Guards Regiment 2nd Armoured - The Royal Irish Guards Regiment 3rd Mechanised - The Royal Irish Guards Regiment 4th Army Air [b]RAF Formations[/b] [b]First Multirole Wing - 50 GB-1 Sparrows[/b] -1st Squadron GB-1 [b]Deployed[/b] -2nd Squadron GB-1 [b]Deployed[/b] -3rd Squadron GB-1 -4th Squadron GB-1 -5th Squadron GB-1 [b]Second Multirole Wing - 50 GB-1 Sparrows[/b] -6th Squadron GB-1 -7th Squadron GB-1 -8th Squadron GB-1 -9th Squadron GB-1 -10th Squadron GB-1 [b]Third Multirole Wing - 50 GB-1 Sparrows[/b] -11th Squadron GB-1 -12th Squadron GB-1 -13th Squadron GB-1 -14th Squadron GB-1 -15th Squadron GB-1 [b]Fourth Multirole Wing - 50 GB-1 Sparrows[/b] -16th Squadron GB-1 -17th Squadron GB-1 -18th Squadron GB-1 -19th Squadron GB-1 -20th Squadron GB-1 [b]Fifth Multirole Wing - 50 GB-1 Sparrows[/b] -21st Squadron GB-1 -22nd Squadron GB-1 -23rd Squadron GB-1 -24th Squadron GB-1 -25th Squadron GB-1 [b]First Air Superiority Wing - 50 GB-2 Bulldogs[/b] -1st Squadron GB-2 -2nd Squadron GB-2 -3rd Squadron GB-2 -4th Squadron GB-2 -5th Squadron GB-2 [b]Second Air Superiority Wing - 50 GB-2 Bulldogs[/b] -6th Squadron GB-2 -7th Squadron GB-2 -8th Squadron GB-2 -9th Squadron GB-2 -10th Squadron GB-2 [b]Third Air Superiority Wing - 50 GB-2 Bulldogs[/b] -11th Squadron GB-2 -12th Squadron GB-2 -13th Squadron GB-2 -14th Squadron GB-2 -15th Squadron GB-2 [b]Fourth Air Superiority Wing - 50 GB-2 Bulldogs[/b] -16th Squadron GB-2 -17th Squadron GB-2 -18th Squadron GB-2 -19th Squadron GB-2 -20th Squadron GB-2 [b]Fifth Air Superiority Wing - 50 GB-2 Bulldogs[/b] -21st Squadron GB-2 -22nd Squadron GB-2 -23rd Squadron GB-2 -24th Squadron GB-2 -25th Squadron GB-2 [b]Sixth Air Superiority Wing - 50 GB-2 Bulldogs[/b] -26th Squadron GB-2 -27th Squadron GB-2 -28th Squadron GB-2 -29th Squadron GB-2 -30th Squadron GB-2 [b]First Tactical Strike Fighter - 50 GB-3 Widowmakers[/b] -1st Squadron GB-3 -2nd Squadron GB-3 -3rd Squadron GB-3 -4th Squadron GB-3 -5th Squadron GB-3 [b]Second Tactical Strike Fighter - 50 GB-3 Widowmakers[/b] -6th Squadron GB-3 -7th Squadron GB-3 -8th Squadron GB-3 -9th Squadron GB-3 -10th Squadron GB-3 [b]Third Tactical Strike Fighter - 50 GB-3 Widowmakers[/b] -11th Squadron GB-3 -12th Squadron GB-3 -13th Squadron GB-3 -14th Squadron GB-3 -15th Squadron GB-3 [b]Fourth Tactical Strike Fighter - 50 GB-3 Widowmakers[/b] -16th Squadron GB-3 -17th Squadron GB-3 -18th Squadron GB-3 -19th Squadron GB-3 -20th Squadron GB-3 [b]First Electronic Attack wing - 70 GB-6 eTyphoon[/b] -1st EW Squadron -2nd EW Squadron -3rd EW Squadron -4th EW Squadron -5th EW Squadron -6th EW Squadron -7th EW Squadron [b]First Strategic Bomber Wing - 50 GB-4 Aurora Supersonic Strategic Stealth Bomber[/b] -1st Strategic Bomber Squadron [b]Deployed[/b] -2nd Strategic Bomber Squadron -3rd Strategic Bomber Squadron -4th Strategic Bomber Squadron -5th Strategic Bomber Squadron [b]Second Strategic Bomber Wing - 50 GB-4 Aurora Supersonic Strategic Stealth Bomber[/b] -6th Strategic Bomber Squadron -7th Strategic Bomber Squadron -8th Strategic Bomber Squadron -9th Strategic Bomber Squadron -10th Strategic Bomber Squadron [b]Third Strategic Bomber Wing - 50 GB-5 Lancaster Stealth Lancer[/b] -11th Strategic Bomber Squadron -12th Strategic Bomber Squadron -13th Strategic Bomber Squadron -14th Strategic Bomber Squadron -15th Strategic Bomber Squadron [b]Fourth Strategic Bomber Wing - 50 GB-5 Lancaster Stealth Lancer[/b] -16th Strategic Bomber Squadron -17th Strategic Bomber Squadron -18th Strategic Bomber Squadron -19th Strategic Bomber Squadron -20th Strategic Bomber Squadron Edited June 25, 2011 by Zoot Zoot Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted March 20, 2011 Author Report Share Posted March 20, 2011 (edited) [b]Classified[/b] [b]Foreign Deployments[/b] [b]Fort Watchtower, Franz Josef Land - British Dependancy[/b] Anglian Corps- 40,000 - Anglican Regiment 1st Armoured - Anglican Regiment 2nd Mechanised - Anglican Regiment 3rd Mechanised - Anglican Regiment 4th Army Air Two E-3 Sentry AWACs Third Tactical Bomber Wing ( 20 GB-3 Widowmakers, 5 EA-18 Growlers ) Third Fighter Wing ( 20 GB-2 British Bulldogs, 5 EA-18 Growlers ) Seventh Strategic Bomber Squadron ( 10 GB-4 Lancaster Stealth Lancer ) [b]Fort Svalbard, Svalbard - British Dependancy[/b] The Yorkshire Corps- 40,000 - Yorkshire Regiment 1st Armoured - Yorkshire Regiment 2nd Armoured - Yorkshire Regiment 3rd Mechanised - Yorkshire Regiment 4th Army Air Two E-3 Sentry AWACs Forth Tactical Bomber Wing ( 20 GB-3 Widowmakers, 5 EA-18 Growlers ) Forth Fighter Wing ( 20 GB-2 British Bulldogs, 5 EA-18 Growlers ) Edited April 23, 2011 by Zoot Zoot Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted March 22, 2011 Author Report Share Posted March 22, 2011 (edited) [b]Classified[/b] [i]Franz Josef Land....[/i] The British task force landed on FJL and began securing the limited facilities and the airfields that were spread out across the archipelago. The helicopters that were attached to the warships struggled in the harsh conditions, but none the less allowed the british forces to cover the islands. Over several weeks, the Anglican Corps and a small army of contractors and military engineers made their way to the new territory under heavy naval escort. Dozens of large transports guided by ice breakers made their way north to the Islands to unload to cargo. The first few things to be built would be the fortifications of the existing settlementsto make them more hardy and reinforced. Engineers began resurfacing the runways whilst the civilian contractors worked on the facilities. Edited March 22, 2011 by Zoot Zoot Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted March 22, 2011 Author Report Share Posted March 22, 2011 (edited) [b]Classified MoD R+D Department Programs under research:[/b] Destroyer X program: 30% [color="#FF0000"]Frigate X program: Cancelled[/color] [color="#FF8C00"]Satellite Missile Defence Network (SMDN): 55% On Hold) Satellite observation network: 75% (On Hold)[/color] Automated rail replacement system: 65% Scramjet Projectile: 31% [b]New Program - Filename HELLADS[/b] [i]Description[/i] The goal of the High Energy Liquid Laser Area Defense System (HELLADS) program is to develop a high-energy laser weapon system (~150 kilowatt) with an order-of-magnitude reduction in weight compared to existing laser systems. With a weight goal of less than five kilograms per kilowatt, HELLADS will enable high-energy lasers to be integrated onto tactical aircraft and unmanned air vehicles, and will significantly increase engagement ranges compared to ground-based systems. Progress 1% [b]New Program - Filename Tactical Energy Weapon Defence Platforms[/b] [i]Descriptions[/i] The Tactical High-Energy Laser, or THEL, is a weapons grade chemical laser, also known as the Trafalgar laser system. The mobile version is the Mobile Tactical High-Energy Laser, or MTHEL. The MTHEL will have the capibility to destroy incoming tactical ballistic missiles aswell as kinetic artillery such as Mortar and Artillery shells. Progress 1% Edited March 22, 2011 by Zoot Zoot Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted March 25, 2011 Author Report Share Posted March 25, 2011 (edited) [b]Classified[/b] [i]Franz Josef Land[/i] The Anglican Corps fanned out over the Islands and were press Ganges into helping engineers and contractors to construct bases, depots and forward operating bases. RAF heavy transport jets were continually running logistics missions carrying food and fuel. Mobile radar was established as HMS Hermes and HMS Cumberland arrived at the islands delivering a vital supply of Chinook helicopters and mobile ground to air missile launchers. The shipping convoys remained steady to and from England carrying men, materials and other vital equipment. Edited March 26, 2011 by Zoot Zoot Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted March 27, 2011 Author Report Share Posted March 27, 2011 [b]Classified MoD R+D Department Programs under research:[/b] Destroyer X program: 50% Satellite Missile Defence Network (SMDN): 75% Satellite observation network: 85% Automated rail replacement system: 85% Scramjet Projectile: 51% High Energy Liquid Laser Area Defense System: 9% Tactical Energy Weapon Defence Platforms: 11% Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted March 29, 2011 Author Report Share Posted March 29, 2011 [b]Classified MoD R+D Department Programs under research:[/b] Destroyer X program: 51% Satellite Missile Defence Network (SMDN): 76% Satellite observation network: 86% Automated rail replacement system: 86% Scramjet Projectile: 52% High Energy Liquid Laser Area Defense System: 10% Tactical Energy Weapon Defence Platforms: 12% [b]New Project - Britannia Anti Ship Ballistic Missile[/b] An anti-ship ballistic missile (ASBM) is a military quasiballistic missile, of medium or intermediate range, designed to hit a warship at sea. Because of speeds typically reaching mach 10 there are currently no [i]known[/i] ship-board defense mechanisms that could counter an ASBM in the terminal phase. ASBM are equipped with a conventional warhead large enough, together with the kinetic energy, that a single hit has the potential to cripple or outright destroy a supercarrier, but unlike nuclear weapons have to hit the target precisely to be effective. Thus, and unlike a typical ballistic missile, which follows a sub-orbital ballistic flightpath after the relatively brief initial powered phase of flight, an ASBM would require a precise and high-performance terminal guidance system. Progress 1% Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted March 29, 2011 Author Report Share Posted March 29, 2011 [b]Classified - visible through satellites[/b] With tensions rising in Spain, and through a chain effect, possibly on the borders with the UK the military was placed on Amber alert in England. Amber being the second highest security rating England had as far as National Defence went. State media broadcast bulletins to the population informing them to keep their NBC suits and gasmasks ready at hand or to collect a free suit from local military installations. Northern, West Country and West Midlands commands were made ready to immediate deployment whilst South East and East Midlands command was prepared to move North and West. RAF bases across the Nation began arming and fueling their aircraft aswell as long range bombers. AWAC's E-3 sentries took off and began monitering the airspace in the border regions aswell as North sea and Irish sea airspace. AWAC's in the Irish sea area stayed within the British territorial waters/international waters what little slip of it there was. In the North Sea the AWACS could fly out and moniter the entire northern approaches over and and sea. KC-X refuelling tankers were onstation to extend operational activities. The SKYNET satellite system stayed focussed over the British isles, specifically at the Scottish and Welsh borders looking for increased activity but saw none for the moment which eased the minds of the British security forces, though with things happening in spain as this was taking place it wasnt pushed too far from the front of their minds. However, mobile starstreak anti air defences were deployed in higher intensity in the border towns aswell as MIM-104F patriot batteries for longer range interception. RAF GB-2 Bulldogs were deployed to the northern and eastern regions of England in force. With 60 of the Bulldogs on foreign deployment, 7 squadrons would take the Anglo Welsh border regions and 7 squadrons would take the Anglo Scot border regions. A further 7 squadrons of G-1 Sparrow interceptor jets were deployed to each of the regions bringing total airborne air to air defences close to 280 aircrafts. Fort 13 in Maine was brought to maximum readiness and its airflights were prepped for sorties and the Rifles Corps on station began moving towards fortifying the Commonwealths American coastline using starstreak manpads, MIM-104F batteries and portable P-700 launchers. Its compliment of long range bombers, airsuperiority aircraft and fighter bombers were on station in the air armed with a mixture of air to air and air to surface missiles. The two AWAC's jets were also both deployed to moniter the northern airspace. Fort Watchtower in Franz Josef Land, still incomplete took longer to make ready for defence Its compliment of long range bombers, airsuperiority aircraft and fighter bombers were on station in the air armed with a mixture of air to air and air to surface missiles. The two AWAC's jets were also both deployed to act as an overwatch. Camp Vigo in Espana was a a flurry of activity as the soldiers previously spread out across northern spain began forming into their respective companies and digging in amongst the northern mountains. The aircraft were still in the air over the region waiting for the Irish to change course and heed the collective warning from Athens and the Commonwealth. The Royal Navy in the Atlantic just off the Northern coast of Portugal deployed its E-2C Hawkeye 2000 's from the two carriers to broaded the fleets radar horizon. The submarines had fanned out to create a ring of steel to protect the fleet from submerged attack, it was prooving difficult as the need to remain hidden themselves took priority. On the surface, the fleets destroyers and frigates deployed their helicopters to begin sweeping overations for ASW countermeasures for an added ring of defence. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted March 29, 2011 Author Report Share Posted March 29, 2011 [b]Classified[/b] With England largly rural or largly urban, small arms were not hard to come by. Hunting rifles, shotguns, air rifles and even handguns could be found across the country if one was to look hard enough, and those were just the licenced weapons. Unlicenced firearms drawrfed the numbers of known weapons held by the public. With war a great possibility, over two million licenced gun owners in the UK began storing ammunition in vast ammounts in hidden locations such as inside the drywall of houses, under barns and even the lining of a cars interior. Unlicenced firearms would estimated by the Government to be at around eight million guns spread out across the country behind held by gangs and criminals, these too began stocking up ammunition aswell as usuing their criminal connections to purchase vast ammounts of fertiliser and other ingrediants needed for homemade bomb kits. MI5 knew this was taking place but did nothing, it just may help in the long run, they would deal with it afterwards. Across England, towns, cities and villages began forming underground militias in the event of invasion. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted March 29, 2011 Author Report Share Posted March 29, 2011 Classified Across England, the readiness level was lowered. On the ground however a massive under taking was to begin. Plans were being drawn up for a large, heavily fortified static defence network. Whilst most of the time it would be manned with a minimal garrison, in times of great danger it would cause any attacker some problems. In the air, the aircraft were reduced to just two squadrons from seven, but the AWACs would remain for another 36 hours before returning to their normal patrol patterns. The miltias in the townships would continue hoarding weapons and ammo, but under military supervision. The home made explosives created by the criminal underground were left in public parka and anon phonecalls were made to local authorities to collect them. It would seem when faced with such a possibility of war, all peoples of England are willing to work together. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted March 30, 2011 Author Report Share Posted March 30, 2011 [b]Classified[/b] [b]Border Defence Project[/b] Earth excavations and foundation building: 1% Development of automated defence systems :1% -Machineguns -Anti Armour positions -Anti Air positions -Artillery Development of command and control outposts for automated defence systems:1% Development of JORN Radar network:1% Development of a multi-layored OTH radar network:1% Production of Active Phased Array Radar systems for ground based usage:1% Intergration of all radar networks into the SKYNET satellite and missile defence network: 1% [b]Civilian and Military infrastructure defence overhaul[/b] EMP proofing upgrade for better protection: 10% Biological and Chemical agent proofing military hardware: 10% [b]Civilian infrastructure project[/b] 14 Nuclear power stations to be constructed to lower the dependancy on fossil fuels over the next ten years 10 windfarms, each holding 8000 generators are to be constructed along the east coast of England over the next five years. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted April 5, 2011 Author Report Share Posted April 5, 2011 [b]Classified MoD R+D Department[/b] [b]Programs under research:[/b] Destroyer X program: 61% Satellite Missile Defence Network (SMDN): 86% Satellite observation network: 96% Automated rail replacement system: 96% Scramjet Projectile: 72% High Energy Liquid Laser Area Defense System: 30% Tactical Energy Weapon Defence Platforms: 32% Britannia Anti Ship Ballistic Missile Progress 11% [b]Border Defence Project[/b] Earth excavations and foundation building: 40% Development of automated defence systems :31% -Machineguns -Anti Armour positions -Anti Air positions -Artillery Development of command and control outposts for automated defence systems:51% Development of JORN Radar network:31% Development of a multi-layored OTH radar network:21% Production of Active Phased Array Radar systems for ground based usage:61% Intergration of all radar networks into the SKYNET satellite and missile defence network:71% [b]Civilian and Military infrastructure defence overhaul[/b] EMP proofing upgrade for better protection: 30% Biological and Chemical agent proofing military hardware: 30% [b]Civilian infrastructure project[/b] 14 Nuclear power stations to be constructed to lower the dependancy on fossil fuels over the next ten years - 2% 10 windfarms, each holding 8000 generators are to be constructed along the east coast of England over the next five years - 10% Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted April 6, 2011 Author Report Share Posted April 6, 2011 (edited) [b]Classified[/b] The Yorkshire Corps are to be deployed to Svalbard. HMS Belfast and HMS King Alfred I will provide escort. Edited April 6, 2011 by Zoot Zoot Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted April 6, 2011 Author Report Share Posted April 6, 2011 [b]Classified[/b] [i]Franz Josef Land - Governor General Frank Lampard[/i] Construction of Fort Franz Josef - 52% Construction of OTH radar network - 48% Construction of Multi layoured radar air defence network - 70% Construction of Deep water port and naval facilities for ten ships - 22% Construction of RAF Franz Josef (attached to Fort Franz Josef) - 63% Construction of settlement with space for 10,000 - 10% [i]Svalbard - Governor General Alexander Leopold[/i] Renovation of Fort Svalbard - 20% Renovation of OTH Radar Network - 20% Renovation of Multi layoured radar air defence network - 20% Renovation of Deep water port - 10% Construction of Naval facilities for ten ships - 10% Renovation of RAF Svalbard (attached to Svalbard international airport) - 15% Civilian infrastructure upgrade - 10% Law Enforcement organisation away from military control - 40% Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted April 10, 2011 Author Report Share Posted April 10, 2011 [b]Classified MoD R+D Department Programs under research:[/b] Destroyer X program: 71% [color="#00FF00"]Satellite Missile Defence Network (SMDN):100% [/color] [color="#00FF00"]Satellite observation network: 100% [/color] [color="#00FF00"]Automated rail replacement system: 100%[/color] Scramjet Projectile: 72% High Energy Liquid Laser Area Defense System: 40% Tactical Energy Weapon Defence Platforms: 42% Britannia Anti Ship Ballistic Missile Progress 21% [b]Border Defence Project[/b] Earth excavations and foundation building: 70% Development of automated defence systems :41% -Machineguns -Anti Armour positions -Anti Air positions -Artillery Development of command and control outposts for automated defence systems:61% Development of JORN Radar network:41% Development of a multi-layored OTH radar network:31% Production of Active Phased Array Radar systems for ground based usage:71% Intergration of all radar networks into the SKYNET satellite and missile defence network:81% [b]Civilian and Military infrastructure defence overhaul[/b] EMP proofing upgrade for better protection: 40% Biological and Chemical agent proofing military hardware: 40% [b]Civilian infrastructure project[/b] 14 Nuclear power stations to be constructed to lower the dependancy on fossil fuels over the next ten years - 12% 10 windfarms, each holding 8000 generators are to be constructed along the east coast of England over the next five years - 20% [b]Franz Josef Land - Governor General Frank Lampard[/b] Construction of Fort Franz Josef - 62% Construction of OTH radar network - 58% Construction of Multi layoured radar air defence network - 80% Construction of Deep water port and naval facilities for ten ships - 32% Construction of RAF Franz Josef (attached to Fort Franz Josef) - 73% Construction of settlement with space for 10,000 - 20% [b]Svalbard - Governor General Alexander Leopold[/b] Renovation of Fort Svalbard - 30% Renovation of OTH Radar Network - 30% Renovation of Multi layoured radar air defence network - 30% Renovation of Deep water port - 15% Construction of Naval facilities for ten ships - 15% Renovation of RAF Svalbard (attached to Svalbard international airport) - 20% Civilian infrastructure upgrade - 20% Law Enforcement organisation away from military control - 60% Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted April 11, 2011 Author Report Share Posted April 11, 2011 [b]Classified MoD R+D Department Conceptual Projects for the replacement of armoured and unarmoured vehicles.[/b] [i]Imperial Justice Heavy Rocket Artillery System[/i] [IMG]http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb144/zoot_zoot/dk_01.jpg[/IMG] [i]Challenger III MBT[/i] [IMG]http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb144/zoot_zoot/Tank_Concept_desertised_by_BenWootten.jpg[/IMG] [i]Warrior III IFV[/i] [IMG]http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb144/zoot_zoot/sam_brown_12.jpg[/IMG] [i]Hector Infantry Support Tank[/i] [IMG]http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb144/zoot_zoot/sam_b_02.jpg[/IMG] [i]Scimitar II Light Tank[/i] [IMG]http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb144/zoot_zoot/sam_brown_10.jpg[/IMG] [i]Armoured Recon Jeep[/i] [IMG]http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb144/zoot_zoot/sam_brown_03.jpg[/IMG] [i]Armoured Urban Jeep[/i] [IMG]http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb144/zoot_zoot/sam_brown_02.jpg[/IMG] [i]Saxon Mk2 Armoured Personel Carrier[/i] [IMG]http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb144/zoot_zoot/sam_brown_01.jpg[/IMG] [i]Thor Self Propelled Artillery System[/i] [IMG]http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb144/zoot_zoot/talros_06.jpg[/IMG] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted April 12, 2011 Author Report Share Posted April 12, 2011 [b]Classified - visible through satellites[/b] With tensions rising in North America, and through a chain effect, possibly on the borders with the UK the military was placed on Amber alert in England. Amber being the second highest security rating England had as far as National Defence went. State media broadcast bulletins to the population informing them to keep their NBC suits and gasmasks ready at hand or to collect a free suit from local military installations. Northern, West Country and West Midlands commands were made ready to immediate deployment whilst South East and East Midlands command was prepared to move North and West. RAF bases across the Nation began arming and fueling their aircraft aswell as long range bombers. AWAC's E-3 sentries took off and began monitering the airspace in the border regions aswell as North sea and Irish sea airspace. AWAC's in the Irish sea area stayed within the British territorial waters/international waters what little slip of it there was. In the North Sea the AWACS could fly out and moniter the entire northern approaches over and and sea. KC-X refuelling tankers were onstation to extend operational activities. The SKYNET satellite system stayed focussed over the British isles, specifically at the Scottish and Welsh borders looking for increased activity but saw none for the moment which eased the minds of the British security forces, though with things happening in spain as this was taking place it wasnt pushed too far from the front of their minds. However, mobile starstreak anti air defences were deployed in higher intensity in the border towns aswell as MIM-104F patriot batteries for longer range interception. RAF GB-2 Bulldogs were deployed to the northern and eastern regions of England in force. With 60 of the Bulldogs on foreign deployment, 7 squadrons would take the Anglo Welsh border regions and 7 squadrons would take the Anglo Scot border regions. A further 7 squadrons of G-1 Sparrow interceptor jets were deployed to each of the regions bringing total airborne air to air defences close to 280 aircrafts. Fort 13 in Maine was brought to maximum readiness and its airflights were prepped for sorties and the Rifles Corps on station began moving towards fortifying the Commonwealths American coastline using starstreak manpads, MIM-104F batteries and portable P-700 launchers. Its compliment of long range bombers, air superiority aircraft and fighter bombers were on station in the air armed with a mixture of air to air and air to surface missiles. The two AWAC's jets were also both deployed to moniter the northern airspace. Fort Watchtower in Franz Josef Land, took longer to make ready for defence Its compliment of long range bombers, airsuperiority aircraft and fighter bombers were on station in the air armed with a mixture of air to air and air to surface missiles. The two AWAC's jets were also both deployed to act as an overwatch. Svalbard was placed on a medium state of readiness, its garrison began setting up fortified positions aswell as preparing anti air and anti ship defences in the form of starstreak manpads, MIM-104F batteries and portable P-700 launchers. The Royal Navy in the Atlantic just off the Maine coast deployed its E-2C Hawkeye 2000 's from the two carriers to broaden the fleets radar horizon. The submarines had fanned out to create a ring of steel to protect the fleet from submerged attack, it was prooving difficult as the need to remain hidden themselves took priority. On the surface, the fleets destroyers and frigates deployed their helicopters to begin sweeping overations for ASW countermeasures for an added ring of defence. The SKYNET missile defence network was activated and working at full capacity. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted April 13, 2011 Author Report Share Posted April 13, 2011 (edited) [b]Classified MoD R+D Department Conceptual Projects for the replacement of armoured and unarmoured vehicles projected statistics[/b] [i]Imperial Justice Heavy Rocket Artillery System[/i] Armour: Advanced Modular Armor Protection (AMAP) Primary armament: X2 Thirty two cell launcher/loader module Engine: AV170 Range: 400 miles Speed: 30 mph [i]Challenger III main battle tank[/i] Armour: Chobham Mk3 Primary armament: 120mm Smoothbore gun with AGTM capibilities using the LAHAT missile. Engine: Perkins CV-12 Diesel, 1,200 hp (890 kW) Range: 300 Miles Speed: 55 mph - (Road) 40 mph - (Offroad) [i]Warrior III IFV[/i] Armour: Advanced Modular Armor Protection (AMAP) Primary armament: LCTS90 Weapon System Turret gun 90 mm Engine: Perkins CV-12 Diesel, 1,200 hp (890 kW) Range: 300 miles Speed: 55 mph - (Road) 40 mph - (Offroad) Carrying Capacity: 2 crew, 12 soldiers [i]Hector Rapid Deployment Tank[/i] (Redesignated) Armour: Advanced Modular Armor Protection (AMAP) Primary armament: 105mm Smoothbore gun Engine: Perkins CV-12 Diesel, 1,200 hp (890 kW) Range: 300 miles Speed: 55 mph - (Road) 40 mph - (Offroad) [i]Scimitar II Rapid Deployment Armoured Recon Tank[/i] (Redesignated) Armour: Advanced Modular Armor Protection (AMAP) Primary armament: LCTS90 Weapon System Turret gun 90 mm Engine: Perkins CV-12 Diesel, 1,200 hp (890 kW) Range: 300 miles Speed: 55 mph - (Road) 40 mph - (Offroad) Carrying Capacity - 3 crew [i]Armoured Recon Jeep[/i] Armour: STANAG 4569 Level 1-4 Primary Armament: Remote Weapons System module (Optional depending on assignment) Engine: Roles Royce V12 Range: 330 Miles + Speed: 81 mph Carrying Capacity - 4 soldiers [i]Armoured Fast Attack Vehicle[/i] (Redesignated) Armour: STANAG 4569 Level 1-5 Primary Armament: Remote Weapons System module Engine: Roles Royce V12 Range: 330 Miles + Speed: 81 mph Carrying Capacity - 6 soldiers [i]Saxon Mk2 Armoured Personel Carrier[/i] Armour: Chobham Mk3 Primary Armament: Remote Weapons System module Engine: Roles Royce V12 Range: 330 miles + Speed: 55mph [i]Thor Self Propelled Artillery System[/i] Armour: Chobham Mk3 Primary Armament: Twin 155mm artillery gun Engine: MTU 881 Ka-500 Range: 280 miles Speed: 45 mph - (Road) 35 mph - (Offroad) [b]Note:[/b] All vehicles come standard with forced air circulation systems for CBRN environments. All vehicles come standard fitted with two clusters of four defensive grenade launchers used with Visual and Infrared Screening Smoke - VIRSS. Edited April 13, 2011 by Zoot Zoot Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted April 13, 2011 Author Report Share Posted April 13, 2011 [b]Classified - Satellite viewing[/b] The Royal Navy was re-deployed back to the mid Atlantic off the Spanish Coast. The fleets SSBN's were left in the North American theatre but the Astutes remained with the Fleet. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted April 15, 2011 Author Report Share Posted April 15, 2011 [b]Classified[/b] Coastguard patrol craft upgrade. Guardian Class patrol ship [IMG]http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb144/zoot_zoot/coastguard.png[/IMG] Displacement: 353 long tons Length: 46.8 metres (154 ft) Beam: 8.11 metres (26.6 ft) Depth: 2.9 metres (9.5 ft) Propulsion: 2 x 4,300 kilowatts (5,800 shp) 1 x 75 kilowatts (101 shp) bow thruster Speed: 28 knots (52 km/h; 32 mph) Endurance: 5 days, 2,500 nautical miles (4,600 km; 2,900 mi) Designed to be on patrol 2,500 hours per year Boats and landing craft carried: 1 x Short Range Prosecutor RHIB Complement: 2 officers, 20 crew Armament: 1 x Mk 38 Mod 2 25 mm automatic gun 4 x crew-served Browning M2 machine guns Planned - 60 units Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted April 15, 2011 Author Report Share Posted April 15, 2011 [b]Classified MoD R+D Department Programs under research:[/b] [color="#FF0000"]Destroyer X program: 71%[/color] Cancelled Scramjet Projectile: 82% High Energy Liquid Laser Area Defense System: 50% Tactical Energy Weapon Defence Platforms: 52% Britannia Anti Ship Ballistic Missile Progress 41% [b]Border Defence Project[/b] Earth excavations and foundation building: 90% Development of automated defence systems :51% -Machineguns -Anti Armour positions -Anti Air positions -Artillery Development of command and control outposts for automated defence systems:71% Development of JORN Radar network:41% Development of a multi-layored OTH radar network:51% Production of Active Phased Array Radar systems for ground based usage:81% [color="#00FF00"]Intergration of all radar networks into the SKYNET satellite and missile defence network:100%[/color] [b]Civilian and Military infrastructure defence overhaul[/b] EMP proofing upgrade for better protection: 60% Biological and Chemical agent proofing military hardware: 60% [b]Civilian infrastructure project[/b] 14 Nuclear power stations to be constructed to lower the dependancy on fossil fuels over the next ten years - 14% 10 windfarms, each holding 8000 generators are to be constructed along the east coast of England over the next five years - 30% [b]Franz Josef Land - Governor General Frank Lampard[/b] Construction of Fort Franz Josef - 72% Construction of OTH radar network - 68% Construction of Multi layoured radar air defence network - 90% Construction of Deep water port and naval facilities for ten ships - 42% Construction of RAF Franz Josef (attached to Fort Franz Josef) - 83% Construction of settlement with space for 10,000 - 30% [b]Svalbard - Governor General Alexander Leopold[/b] Renovation of Fort Svalbard - 40% Renovation of OTH Radar Network - 40% Renovation of Multi layoured radar air defence network - 40% Renovation of Deep water port - 25% Construction of Naval facilities for ten ships - 25% Renovation of RAF Svalbard (attached to Svalbard international airport) - 30% Civilian infrastructure upgrade - 30% Law Enforcement organisation away from military control - 70% Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted April 17, 2011 Author Report Share Posted April 17, 2011 (edited) [b]Classified[/b] With the Chinese missile attack on SAS controlled territory, the King ordered all major civilian population centers to be evacuated. Thousands of ships ranging from ferries to large ocean liners filled the ports around the country as people fled to Svalbard and Franz Josef Land. Others made their way to the nuclear storage shelters in the Pennines, taking whatever provisions they could carry. Whilst largely still incomplete, the deeper chambers would protect them from a nuclear retaliation. The merchant marine fleets, one right up to twenty four were working round the clock moving civilians, food, water and temporary, static caravans out of England to its many dependancies, and even to Maine. Whilst Svalbard would be Englands fallback point, Maine would be the destination for hundreds of thousands of civilians. This process was in its early stages and would be on going for some time due to the massive backlog of shipping trying to enter and exit ports and harbours. Prince Harry and Princess Jessica were evacuated to an Undisclosed location in the Germanic Union. Herr Martens would be informed of their arrival and location when they were secured. Edited April 17, 2011 by Zoot Zoot Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted April 19, 2011 Author Report Share Posted April 19, 2011 [b]Classified[/b] The initial panic of the evacuations had passed in the two weeks since the order was given. Harbour masters and naval officials had put in place a system to allow the fast movement of ships in and out of the major port cities of England. Ships were steadily leaving the country, some of them filled with almost 6000 people. Almost every major city in England had been evacuated completly, with only perhaps 10,000 people left in each, the die hard civilians of the cities. Not everybody could make it to Svalbard and Franz Josef Land though. Of the thirty two million or so people in England, only estimates of around five million people made it off the mainland, escaping to dependancies, escaping to Maine, and to Germany. Englands entire fleet of C-5 galaxies were moving static caravans and supplies all over the Commonwealths territories to house the evacuee's. With England largly rural or largly urban, small arms were not hard to come by. Hunting rifles, shotguns, air rifles and even handguns could be found across the country if one was to look hard enough, and those were just the licenced weapons. Unlicenced firearms dwarfed the numbers of known weapons held by the public. With war a great possibility, over two million licenced gun owners in England began storing ammunition in vast ammounts in hidden locations such as inside the drywall of houses, under barns and even the lining of a cars interior. Unlicenced firearms would estimated by the Government to be at around eight million guns spread out across the country behind held by gangs and criminals, these too began stocking up ammunition aswell as usuing their criminal connections to purchase vast ammounts of fertiliser and other ingrediants needed for homemade bomb kits. MI5 knew this was taking place but did nothing, it just may help in the long run, they would deal with it afterwards. Militias began forming in the towns and other settlements that were not required to be evacuated. English airpsace was shut to all traffic, including allied. English territorial waters were also closed down, land based RAF attack helicopters would enforce the measure. King Alfred also declared martial law and a dusk-dawn curfew. War was an all too serious threat at this point in time and Alfred was taking no chance with the UK. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted April 19, 2011 Author Report Share Posted April 19, 2011 [color="#00FF00"][/color][b]Classified MoD R+D Department Programs under research:[/b] Scramjet Projectile: 92% High Energy Liquid Laser Area Defense System: 60% Tactical Energy Weapon Defence Platforms: 62% Britannia Anti Ship Ballistic Missile Progress 51% [b]Border Defence Project[/b] [color="#00FF00"]Earth excavations and foundation building: 100%[/color] Development of automated defence systems :51% -Machineguns -Anti Armour positions -Anti Air positions -Artillery Development of command and control outposts for automated defence systems:81% Development of JORN Radar network:51% Development of a multi-layored OTH radar network:61% Production of Active Phased Array Radar systems for ground based usage:91% [b]Civilian and Military infrastructure defence overhaul[/b] EMP proofing upgrade for better protection: 70% Biological and Chemical agent proofing military hardware: 70% [b]Civilian infrastructure project [/b] 14 Nuclear power stations to be constructed to lower the dependancy on fossil fuels over the next ten years - 24% 10 windfarms, each holding 8000 generators are to be constructed along the east coast of England over the next five years - 40% [b]Franz Josef Land - Governor General Frank Lampard[/b] Construction of Fort Franz Josef - 82% Construction of OTH radar network - 88% [color="#00FF00"]Construction of Multi layoured radar air defence network - 100%[/color] Construction of Deep water port and naval facilities for ten ships - 62% Construction of RAF Franz Josef (attached to Fort Franz Josef) - 93% Construction of settlement with space for 10,000 - 40% [b]Svalbard - Governor General Alexander Leopold[/b] Renovation of Fort Svalbard - 50% Renovation of OTH Radar Network - 70% Renovation of Multi layoured radar air defence network - 60% Renovation of Deep water port - 45% Construction of Naval facilities for ten ships - 45% Renovation of RAF Svalbard (attached to Svalbard international airport) - 50% Civilian infrastructure upgrade - 50% Law Enforcement organisation away from military control - 90% Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zoot Zoot Posted April 19, 2011 Author Report Share Posted April 19, 2011 [b]Classified to the Commonwealth[/b] All British military forces have been placed at Amber alert in light of the UK's recent bid to find support for a war against the Commonwealth. [b]A message was sent to Governor General Pegg in Maine.[/b] Its Alfred, seems like the UK is getting ready to start a war, be ready with the payloads. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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