Equipment of the Oportian Security Forces

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This is a a list of all the military equipment of the Oportian Security Forces. Unless otherwise noted, the equipment listed below is currently in service in all branches: the Oportian Army, Oportian Navy, Oportian Air Force, Oportian Home Guard, Joint Border Forces, Oportian National Gendarmerie, and the Oportian Special Commands.

Vehicles

Name	Origin	Type	Quantity	Image	Notes
Armoured vehicles
Snatch Land Rover	Shireroth	Protected patrol vehicle	2,500		Upgraded for urban and rugged terrain operations.
Horjin Combat Vehicle 56	Sanama	Infantry fighting vehicle	600		Enhanced for mechanized infantry support.
Lion 1A1 Main Battle Tank	Natopia	Main Battle Tank	350 / 661		State-of-the-art armored vehicle for frontline combat. Additional 311 units ordered in 1729 AN.
BK-XII	Benacian Union	Reconnaissance Vehicle	250 / 500		New category for rapid deployment forces, focusing on speed and agility. 500 units ordered in 1729 AN.
BK-IV Bastiat	Mishalan Arsenal	Armoured Guided Missile Vehicle	50 / 200		Ex-BUDF. Deliveries from 1731 AN onwards.

Artillery

Name	Origin	Type	Quantity	Image	Notes
Artillery
SAI Bigbaddaboom 155	Sanama	Self-propelled 155mm howitzer	150		Modernized for greater range and precision.
Thunderstrike Advanced Howitzer	Natopia	Self-propelled 155mm/L52 howitzer	138 / 185	File:Thunderstrike Advanced Howitzer.png	Enhanced artillery platform. 185 units ordered in 1729 AN.
M1701 158mm MLRS	Benacian Union	158mm Multiple Rocket Launcher	122 / 1,000		Artillery platform for bombardment. 1,000 units ordered in 1729 AN.
Tempest MRLS	Natopia	Advanced MLRS System	58 / 512		Additional versatile artillery platform for long-range bombardment. 512 units ordered in 1729 AN.
M1681 105 mm howitzer	Javelin Industries	105mm Howitzer	0 / 400		Ex-BUDF. Deliveries from 1731 AN.

Fixed-wing aircraft

Name	Origin	Type	Quantity	Image	Notes
Fixed-wing aircraft
B-15 Airspark	Nouvelle Alexandrie	Strategic Bomber	0 (see notes)		Strategic long-range capability. Donated by Nouvelle Alexandrie for testing and training. (2), Returned to Nouvelle Alexandrie in late 1730 AN.
Javelin F-19 Greystrike	Nouvelle Alexandrie	Air superiority fighter	68 / 120		To replace existing multi-role strike aircraft. 120 units ordered in 1729 AN.
T-5/A-5 Tejón de Miel	Nouvelle Alexandrie	Close Air Support Aircraft	155 / 185		Enhanced close air support capabilities. Additional 30 units ordered in 1729 AN.
Javelin C-16 Thunderhaul	Nouvelle Alexandrie	Strategic Airlift Aircraft	12		To enhance rapid deployment and logistical support.
Javelin C-15 Titanhauler	Nouvelle Alexandrie	Strategic Airlift Aircraft	8		To enhance rapid deployment and logistical support.

Rotary wing aircraft

Name	Origin	Type	Quantity	Image	Notes
AH-75 Cobra	Sanama	Attack and reconnaissance helicopter	50		Enhanced surveillance and strike capabilities.
Javelin H-1 Menace	Nouvelle Alexandrie	Attack and reconnaissance helicopter	178/221		Reconnaissance and attack helicopter. Additional 52 units ordered in 1729 AN.
Javelin H-5 Sovereign	Nouvelle Alexandrie	Heavy-lift cargo helicopter	168/200		For enhanced heavy-lift capabilities. Additional 40 units ordered in 1729 AN.

Unmanned aerial vehicles

Name	Origin	Type	Quantity	Image	Notes
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)
Javelin M-1 Eternal	Nouvelle Alexandrie	Stealth, Tactical UAV	69/95		Advanced stealth capabilities, high-endurance, for wide-area surveillance. Capable of real-time reconnaissance and target acquisition. 95 ordered in 1729 AN.
Javelin M-2 Dragoon	Nouvelle Alexandrie	Armed UAV	44/166		Capable of precision strikes with low collateral damage. Equipped with missiles and bombs for ground support and targeted strikes. 65 ordered in 1729 AN.
Javelin M-4 SkyPiercer	Nouvelle Alexandrie	UAV, Loitering Munition	112/200		200 ordered in 1729 AN.
Javelin M-5 Sea Reaver	Nouvelle Alexandrie	Maritime UAV	33/50		Equipped for maritime surveillance, anti-piracy, and search-and-rescue missions. Capable of wide-area maritime monitoring. 50 ordered in 1729 AN.

Vessels

Name	Origin	Type	Quantity	Image	Notes
Protector-class missile frigate	Sanama	Escort frigate	77		Multi-role naval operations.
Grande Union-class guided-missile frigate	Nouvelle Alexandrie	Guided-Missile Frigate	18/38		Anti-air, anti-submarine, and anti-surface warfare. 20 ordered in 1730 AN.
Alvarenga-class littoral combat ship	Nouvelle Alexandrie	Littoral Combat Ships	36		Near-shore operations adaptability.
Franciscania-class attack submarine	Nouvelle Alexandrie	Nuclear-Powered Attack Submarines	10 / 22		Underwater stealth and lethality. 12 ordered in 1731 AN.
Augustine-class missile cruiser	Nouvelle Alexandrie	Guided-Missile Cruiser	12 / 22		Enhanced blue-water operational capabilities. 10 ordered in 1730 AN.
Isabella-class mine countermeasure ship	Nouvelle Alexandrie	Mine Countermeasure	20 / 33		Protection of naval and commercial routes. 20 ordered in 1730 AN.
Tudela-class ballistic missile submarine	Nouvelle Alexandrie	Ballistic Missile Submarine	0 / 9		Nuclear deterrence and second-strike capability. 9 ordered in 1731 AN.
Susa-class aircraft carrier	Nouvelle Alexandrie	Aircraft Carrier	0 / 2		Power projection and air support for naval operations. 2 ordered in 1731 AN.
Shadowstrike-class stealth destroyer	Nouvelle Alexandrie	Air Defense Stealth Destroyer	0 / 9		Provide air defense for naval task forces. Ordered 9 in 1731 AN.
Aquitaine-class frigate	Oportia	Multi-Mission Frigate	0 / 19		Versatile platform for various naval missions. Ordered 19 in 1730 AN.
Behaurnais-class amphibious assault ship	Nouvelle Alexandrie	Amphibious Assault Ship	0 / 3		Amphibious operations and power projection. Ordered 3 in 1731 AN.
Sustainer-class fleet replenisher ship	Nouvelle Alexandrie	Replenishment Ship	0 / 7		Resupply and support for naval task forces. Ordered 7 in 1730 AN.
Compassion-class hospital ship	Nouvelle Alexandrie	Hospital Ship	0 / 3		Provides mobile, afloat medical facilities for military and humanitarian missions.. Ordered 3 in 1730 AN.

Small arms

Name	Origin	Type	Quantity	Image	Notes
Amiral 15	Oportia	Assault rifle	100,000+		Standard issue, versatile for various operations.
Amiral SR-10	Oportia	Sniper rifle	9,543 / 11,000	File:Oportia SR-10 Sniper Rifle.png	Enhanced precision for long-range engagements. Additional 4,000 units ordered in 1729 AN.
Amiral LMG-4X	Oportia	Squad Automatic Weapon	10,000	File:Amiral LMG-4X.png	Infantry support.
Amiral LRM-1	Oportia	Rocket-propelled grenade launcher	6,000		Infantry anti-tank weapon.
SkyGuardian MANPADS	Natopia	Man-Portable Air-Defense System	1,233		Infantry capability against aerial threats 2,000 units ordered in 1729 AN.

Other

Name	Origin	Type	Quantity	Image	Notes
Véhicule Autonome de Transport de Troupes (VATT)	Oportia	Autonomous troop transport vehicle	0/100		Unmanned vehicle designed for safe and efficient troop transport in various terrains. Equipped with advanced sensors, navigation, and defense systems. Reduces risk to human drivers in dangerous areas. Ordered 100 as a trial program in 1731 AN.

Defense procurement in Oportia

The Oportian defense procurement system, overseen by the Department of National Security, is designed to equip the Oportian Security Forces with the most advanced, reliable, and cost-effective technologies available. The procurement process follows a structured approach, including requirement definition, request for proposals, proposal evaluation, contract award, and contract management. This ensures transparency, fairness, and efficiency in acquiring the best possible equipment and services. Oportia employs cutting-edge technologies to streamline its defense procurement process and ensure real-time visibility and control over the entire supply chain. These include a secure e-procurement platform, blockchain technology for supply chain transparency, predictive maintenance using AI-powered analytics, and digital twin technology for virtual testing and optimization of equipment performance.

The Department of National Security actively seeks partnerships and collaborations with domestic and international defense companies, research institutions, and allies to access cutting-edge technologies and share best practices. This involves working closely with Oportian defense companies, engaging in joint procurement programs and technology transfer agreements with allied nations, and investing in research and development of emerging technologies.

By combining a structured procurement process, advanced technologies, and strategic partnerships, Oportia ensures that its Security Forces are equipped with the most advanced, reliable, and cost-effective solutions to meet the nation's evolving security challenges.

See also

• Oportian Security Forces
• Trans-Euran Command
• Raspur Pact