Sanaman Armed Forces (Third Republic)

Organisation

The Sanaman Armed Forces consist of five services:

• Sanaman Army
• Sanaman Air Force
• Sanaman Navy
• Sanaman Coast Guard
• Kalisa Rrumëli

Chiefs of Staff Council

The Chiefs of Staff Council is the body of the most senior commanders of the Sanaman armed forces, providing advice to the President, Secretary for Defence, an other entities on military matters. The council does not have operational command over the armed forces. Operational command flows from the President as Commander-in-Chief, through the Secretary for Defence, to the Joint Commanders in the field. The council consists of the Chairman of the Chiefs of Staff Council, the Vice Chairman, the Commanding General of the Army, the Chief of the Admiralty, the Chief of Staff of the Air Force, the Commandant of the Coast Guard, and the Commandant-General of the Kalisa Rrumëli. The Chief of Staff of the Chiefs of Staff Council is the principal official of the Chiefs of Staff Council and therefore attends the meetings of the Council.

Position	Rank	Name	Branch	Year appointed
Chairman of the Chiefs of Staff Council	Shenerel	Tanilo Lamifo Woodfield	Army	1690
Vice Chairman of the Chiefs of Staff Council	Amiral	Rhilo Yunato Catenucci	Navy	1690
Commanding General of the Army	Shenerel	Moshe Kasha Tolito	Army	1690
Chief of the Admiralty	Amiral	Yani Ffune Puli	Navy	1690
Chief of Staff of the Air Force	Shenerel	Winthrop Fairclough	Air Force	1690
Commandant of the Coast Guard	Amiral	Benjamino Storace	Coast Guard	1690
Commandant-General of the Kalisa Rrumëli	Shenerel	Julius Brookville Kalipan	Kalisa Rrumëli	1690
Chief of Staff of the Chiefs of Staff Council	Shenerel Lutenen	Piter Akoni Wilamu	Air Force	1690

Staff of the Chiefs of Staff Council

The Staff of the Chiefs of Staff Council is the organisation supporting the Chiefs of Staff Council in the performance of its duties. The staff handles both preparation for presidential and security council briefings, research and development, as well as operational control of several units staffed by the different armed services.

• Office of the Chief of Staff of the Chiefs of Staff Council
  • Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff of the Chiefs of Staff Council
  • Manpower and Personnell Directorate (J1)
  • Military Intelligence and Security Directorate (J2)
  • Operations and Planning Directorate (J3)
  • Logistics Directorate (J4)
  • Signals Directorate (J5) (Command, Control, Communications, Computers)
  • Armed Forces Development Directorate (J6)
  • Force Structure, Resources and Evaluation Directorate (J7)

Joint Commands

Operational command of the armed forces was reorganised in 1690. The separate service staffs were stripped of their operational command in favour of a production mission, and operational command was delegated to Joint Combat Commands, commanding all armed forces units in their area of responsibility. In addition to the combat commands several support commands were formed. Joint Commanders would be three-star generals or admirals, while division, group and squadron commanders would be two-star generals or admirals.

Name			Headquarters	Commander
Combat Commands
Western Command (WESTCOM)			Xolatira Garrison	Shenerel Lutenen Kaliso Pato, SA
	Western Combat Subcommand		Santo Cretomano Garrison	Shenerel Meyshur Malliki Koren Kasha, SA
	Western Combat Support Subcommand		Xolatira Garrison
	Western Sustainment Support Subcommand		Xolatira Garrison
	Western Air Group		Boomwatch Air Force Base
		1. Fighter Wing	Boomwatch Air Force Base
		9. Fighter Wing	Porto Napole Air Force Base
	Western Naval Squadron		Porto Napole Naval Base
Central Command (CENTCOM)			Menura Garrison	Shenerel Lutenen Malliki Puniso, SA
	Central Combat Subcommand		Raynortown Garrison
	Central Combat Support Subcommand		Westham Garrison
	Central Sustainment Support Subcommand		Westham Garrison
	Central Air Group		Charlestown Air Force Base
Southern Command (SOUTHCOM)			Port Niyi Naval Base	Amiral Tenente George Norlyville, SN
	Southern Combat Subcommand		Atesira Garrison
	Southern Combat Support Subcommand		Puri Xalene Garrison
	Southern Sustainment Support Subcommand		Puri Xalene Garrison
	Southern Air Group		Niyi Air Force Base
	Southern Naval Squadron		Port Niyi Naval Base
Eastern Command (EASTCOM)			Tosha City Garrison	Amiral Tenente Carlotta Campagnola, SN
	Eastern Combat Subcommand		Tosha City Garrison
	Eastern Combat Support Subcommand		Sharisa Garrison
	Eastern Sustainment Support Subcommand		Sharisa Garrison
	Eastern Air Group		Galarmjabat Air Force Base
	Eastern Naval Squadron		Galarmjabat Naval Base
Northern Command (NORTHCOM)			Charlestown Air Force Base	Shenerel Lutenen Gotthard Merriweather, SAF
	Northern Combat Subcommand		Jakovita Garrison
	Northern Combat Support Subcommand		Zoot Garrison
	Northern Sustainment Support Subcommand		Zoot Garrison
	Northern Air Group		Zoot Air Force Base
Expeditionary Command (EXCOM)			Niyi Garrison	Shenerel Lutenen David Kamira, SA
	Expeditionary Combat Subcommand		TBD
	Special Army Corps Command		TBD
	Expeditionary Combat Support Subcommand		TBD
	Expeditionary Sustainment Support Subcommand		TBD
	Expeditionary Air Group		TBD
	Expeditionary Naval Squadron		TBD
Support Commands
Special Operations Command (SOCCOM)			Menura Garrison
Transportation Command (TRANSCOM)			Timpure Air Force Base
Strategic Command (STRATCOM)			Galarmjabat Air Force Base

Equipment

Most equipment utilised by the SFAF was transferred from SALAD, and was acquired either initially during the guerrilla warfare phase against the Modanese authorities and the Imperial Forces or later obtained from Benacia Command under the notorious Oil for Arms agreement negotiated between the guerrillas and representatives of the Black Legions during the early phases of the Kalirion Fracture. The federal government has also set up an arms production cooperative, Sanama Arms Industries, primarily to produce small arms, but with a view to produce other military hardware in the future.

Deployments

Active

• Sanaman intervention in Drak-Modan
• Northern Sanama Police Mission
• Allied Reconstruction Mission in Hurmu 10.XV.1689 –
  • I Sanaman Army Expeditionary Unit
    • 11th Kalisa Rrumëli Field Battalion
    • 12th Kalisa Rrumëli Field Battalion
    • 22nd Kalisa Rrumëli Field Battalion
    • 11th General Support Detachment
    • 12th Engineers Detachment
    • 13th Army Aviation Detachment (8x UH-76 Dromosker)
  • II Marine Expeditionary Unit (1,600 Marines)
  • One Rhodondra-class amphibious assault ship
    • 6x F-9N Ashavan II
    • 4x AH-75 Cobra
    • 12x TR-279 Dront
    • 6-8x UH-76 Dromosker
  • One Logistic Support Vessel
  • CR-130 SNS Sanilla (Sanilla-class guided missile cruiser)
  • D-120 SNS Malliki Tosha (Porto Napole-class destroyer)
  • D-122 SNS Kaiser Ayreon II (Porto Napole-class destroyer)

Deactivated

• Sanaman Mission to the Green Strip XI.1689 – 10.XV.1689
  • I Sanaman Army Expeditionary Unit
    • 22nd Kalisa Rrumëli Field Battalion
    • 31st Kalisa Rrumëli Field Battalion
    • 43rd Kalisa Rrumëli Field Battalion
    • 11th General Support Detachment
    • 12th Engineers Detachment
    • 13th Army Aviation Detachment (8x UH-76 Dromosker)
  • II Marine Expeditionary Unit (1,600 Marines)
  • One Rhodondra-class amphibious assault ship
    • 6x F-9N Ashavan II
    • 4x AH-75 Cobra
    • 12x TR-279 Dront
    • 6-8x UH-76 Dromosker
  • One Logistic Support Vessel
  • CR-130 SNS Sanilla (Sanilla-class guided missile cruiser)
  • D-120 SNS Malliki Tosha (Porto Napole-class destroyer)
  • D-122 SNS Kaiser Ayreon II (Porto Napole-class destroyer)
• Sanaman Mission to the International Mandate for the Settlements in Apollonia 1687–1689
  • I Sanaman Army Expeditionary Unit
    • 22nd Kalisa Rrumëli Field Battalion
    • 31st Kalisa Rrumëli Field Battalion
    • 43rd Kalisa Rrumëli Field Battalion
    • 11th General Support Detachment
    • 12th Engineers Detachment
    • 13th Army Aviation Detachment (8x UH-76 Dromosker)
  • III Marine Expeditionary Unit (1,600 Marines)
  • One Rhodondra-class amphibious assault ship
    • 6x F-9N Ashavan II
    • 4x AH-75 Cobra
    • 12x TR-279 Dront
    • 6-8x UH-76 Dromosker
  • One Logistic Support Vessel
• Operation Fortify Democracy in the United Isles, 1.VIII.1685–1687
  • I and II Marine Expeditionary Units (Florencia)
  • III and IV Marine Expeditionary Units (Naudia'Diva, returned to Sanama at the beginning of the 1687 Florencian crisis).
  • Four Rhodondra-class amphibious assault ships (the two stationed in Naudia'Diva returned to Sanama at the beginning of the 1687 Florencian crisis).
  • Four Montran-class destroyers (returned to Sanama at the beginning of the 1687 Florencian crisis).
  • 15. Expeditionary Wing (returned to Sanama at the beginning of the 1687 Florencian crisis).
    • 93. Fighter Wing
    • 123. Fighter Wing
• Operation Amok-Dag in the Kingdom of Amokolia, 2, 3 and 4 Army Aviation Brigades. 1.VII.1685–
  • Additional deployment:
    • V and VI Marine Expeditionary Regiments
    • Six Montrans
    • Two Rhodondras (in standard configuration)
    • One Dominator
    • Two Awakes
    • Attached UDF vessels: Six Elwynns, 20 Melusines, four Awakes.
    • 12 F-9N Ashavan II, eight AH-75 Cobra, 24 TR-279 Dront, 16 UH-76 Dromosker
• Verionian-Raspur War
• Inner-Benacian Conflict
•  Ransenar: Destroyers FNSS Niyi and FNSS Riverden in support of Operation Salvation, including detachments of Naval Marines. 6.II.1676–23.VIII.1676.
• Second Amokolian War: Classified. Federal forces integrated in the Raspur Pact command structure.
•  Tellia: 3rd Military Police Battalion and First Army Aviation Expeditionary Company deployed to Tellia for the South Benacian Community Policing and Security Mission to Tellia. Deployed 11.VIII.1676.
• Sanaman security zone in western Shimmerspring