Sanaman Army (Third Republic)

The Sanaman Army (Third Republic) is the land warfare component of the Sanaman Armed Forces. Its main objective is to protect the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Sanama, provide assistance to the population during natural disasters or otherwise, and to contribute to international peace and security.

History

SALAD
Shirerithian army components before independence
Buildup since independence

Role

Protect territorial integrity and sovereignty
Assistance to population
International peace and security

Organisation

The stated goal of the Sanaman government is to have an army with a strength of around 500,000 in total, with 410,000 in active service and 100,000 in the National Guard. All Sanaman citizens are required to participate in 21–24 months of basic military training. A large share of conscripts are trained in the Army.

Army General Staff

The overall command of the Army is conducted by the General Staff of the Army, reporting to and commanded by the Commanding General of the Army and via them to the Department of Defence. Overall civilian control of the Army flows through the Under-Secretary for the Army to the Secretary for Defence, and ultimately to the President as Commander-in-Chief. It follows a modified version of the Benacia Command organisational standard.

Office of the Commanding General
- Commanding General Shenerel Moshe Kasha Tolito
Office of the Vice Commanding General
- Vice Commanding General Shenerel Lutenen Andrea Bombaccja
General Staff of the Army
- Manpower Office (G1)
- Intelligence and Security Office (G2)
  - Intelligence and Security Manpower Bureau (G21)
    - Intelligence and Security Clearance and Access Section (G21-1)
  - Intelligence, Security and Information Bureau (G22)
    - Geographical Information Systems Section (G22-1)
  - Intelligence and Security Operations Bureau (G23)
- Operations and Planning Office (G3)
  - Special Operations Bureau (G33)
- Logistics Office (G4)
- Signals Office (G5)
- Finance Office (G6)
- Civil Affairs Office (G7)
- Training and Doctrine Office (G8)
- Weapons Office (G9)
  - Small Arms Bureau (G91)
  - Armour Bureau (G92)
  - Vehicles Bureau (G93)
  - Weapons Systems Bureau (G94)
  - Military-Industrial Liaison Bureau (G95)

Army Forces Command
Army Criminal Investigation Command
Army Training and Doctrine Command
Army Materiel and Testing Command
Army Personnel Administration Command
Army Intelligence and Security Command
Army Medical Command
Army Recruitment Command
Army Special Forces Command
Army Strategic Command
Army National Guard Command

Army corps

The personnel of the army is organised into corps based on their combat role. Each corps is headed by a staff responsible for training and doctrine within the corps. The corps staff does not command the corps. The staff and training units are organised into regiments. The corps inspector, often a colonel but sometimes a general officer, reports directly to the Army Staff.

Cavalry Corps (includes armoured units)
Infantry Corps
Special Army Corps
Artillery Corps
Air Defence Corps
Corps of Army Engineers
Signal Corps
Army Air Corps
Military Intelligence Corps
Logistics Corps
Army Medical Corps
Adjutant General's Corps
Corps of Military Police
Corps of Army Music
Inquisitor Advoate General's Corps
Medical Corps
Quartermaster Corps
Chemical Corps

Bases

Atesira Garrison
Bandar-e Kalirion Garrison
Boomwatch Garrison
Gardenholm Garrison
Jakovita Garrison
Kawite City Garrison
Lluson Garrison
Menura Garrison
Morna Garrison
Mortis Mercatoria Garrison
Niyi Garrison
Puri Xalene Garrison
Qerunor Garrison
Raynortown Garrison
Rosaria Garrison
Santo Cretomano Garrison
Sharisa Garrison
Spilldon Garrison
Spleazure Garrison
Susston Garrison
Tosha City Garrison
Westham Garrison
Xolatira Garrison
Zoot Garrison
Afelon Barracks
Sanama City Barracks

Units

Uniforms

The standard Army headware is the military beret. The different corps of the Army wear berets of different colours.

Dark red: Special Army Corps, Intelligence Corps
Red: Corps of Army Music
Black: Armoured Corps, Artillery Corps
Grey: Logistics Corps, Signals Corps, Corps of Army Engineers
Light green: Air Defence Corps
Green: Infantry Corps
Light blue: International service
Blue: Army Air Corps
Tan: National Guard
Dark blue: Corps of Military Police
Light grey: Corps of General Administration Staff

Equipment

Small Arms

Name	Origin	Type	Quantity	Notes
Knives, Grenades, Miscellaneous Implements
Clinger Bomb	Allied Production Matrix	Adhesive Anti-Tank Grenade	5,000
Florian Cocktail (Tar, sulphur, petrol, sand, & wick)	Allied Production Matrix	Petrol Bomb	200,000
M14 Hand Grenade	Allied Production Matrix	Fragmentation Hand Grenade	100,000
M15 Hand Grenade	Allied Production Matrix	Phosphorus Grenade	10,000
M16 Hand Grenade	Allied Production Matrix	Mustard Gas Canister Grenade	20,000
M18 Hand Grenade	Allied Production Matrix	Red Smoke Grenade	100,000
Pistols / Carbines / Rifles
P91 pistol	Sanama Arms Industries	Pistol	67,000
AR71 assault rifle	Mishalan Arsenal	Assault rifle	325,000
C51 carbine	Sanama Arms Industries	Carbine	46,000
R71 marksman rifle	Sanama Arms Industries	Marksman Rifle	70
SMG91 submachine gun	Allied Production Matrix	Submachine Gun	10,000
S121 shotgun	Sanama Arms Industries	Shotgun	700
M1486 Webb-Lee 11.6 mm Revolver	Allied Production Matrix	Service Revolver	5,000	Transferred to National Guard.
M1508 Martini-Rossi 11.56 mm Rifle	Allied Production Matrix	Police Rifle	80,000	Transferred to National Guard.
M1525 9 mm Pistol	Allied Production Matrix	Pistol	26,200	Transferred to National Guard.
M1581 7.62 mm Machine Carbine	Allied Production Matrix	Carbine	10,000	Transferred to National Guard.
M1591 7.62 mm Rifle	Allied Production Matrix	Marksman Rifle	21,500	Transferred to National Guard.
M1610 7.9 mm Rifle (Semi-Automatic)	Allied Production Matrix	Carbine	20,000	Transferred to National Guard.
Machine Guns
MG51 machine gun	Sanama Arms Industries	Machine Gun 5.56 mm	500
HMG121 heavy machine gun	Allied Production Matrix	Heavy Machine Gun	5,200
MG71 machine gun	Allied Production Matrix	Machine Gun	1,900
Infantry Support Weapons
GL401 grenade launcher	Sanama Arms Industries	Grenade Launcher	1,000
GL402 grenade launcher	Sanama Arms Industries	Automatic Grenade Launcher 40mm	300
MR60M	Sanama Arms Industries	Mortar 60 mm	50
MR82M	Allied Production Matrix	Mortar	300
MR120M	Sanama Arms Industries	Mortar 120 mm	20
ATW841 recoilless rifle	Allied Production Matrix	Anti-Tank Weapon	100
Waspsting Man-portable Air Defence System	Allied Production Matrix	SAM	388

Vehicles

Name	Origin	Type	Quantity	Image	Notes
Tanks
SAI MBT-2 Victoria	Sanama	Main Battle Tank	1,000
Armoured Fighting Vehicles
BK-IV Bastiat	Unified Governorates	Armoured Fighting Vehicle	TBA		Ordered in 1689.
Horjin Combat Vehicle 56	Shireroth Sanama	Infantry Fighting Vehicle	211 7,800		Transferred by Benacia Command, 1671. 7,800 produced by Sanama Arms Industries.
IMW-2 Spidertank	Shireroth	Scout-Tank	57		Transferred by Benacia Command, 1671. Retired in 1691.
Support Vehicles
Snatch Land Rover	Shireroth	Protected Patrol Vehicle	100,000		Sweeped up across Benacia 1671–1685
Pod Armoured Personnel Carrier	Shireroth	Armoured Personnel Carrier	1,200		Transferred by Benacia Command, 1671
Light Truck	Shireroth	Transport Utility Vehicle	600		Transferred by Benacia Command, 1671
Air Defence Systems
SAI RAPIER	Sanama	Short range highly mobile air defence system	TBD		Introduced in 1680.
SAI CUTLASS	Sanama	Medium to long range air defence system	TBD		Introduced in 1680.
SAI LONGBOW	Sanama	Long range anti-ballistic missile system	TBD		Introduced in 1680.
Aircraft
UH-76 Dromosker	Sanama	Utility Helicopter	350		Introduced in 1676.
AH-75 Cobra	Sanama	Attack and Reconnaissance Helicopter	336		Introduced in 1676.
CH-276 Camel	Sanama	Heavy Utility Helicopter	84		Introduced in 1676.
TUAV-1 Specter	Sanama	Unmanned Aerial Vehicle	84		Introduced in 1676.
RQ-4 Raptor	Sanama	Unmanned Aerial Weapons Platform	84	File:RQ-4 Raptor.png	Introduced in 1676.