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Overseeing the Navy is the Naval Forces High Command which is headed by the Head Admiral of the Naval Forces. The current Head Admiral is Battista Lisone who has served in office since 2002. Under him is the three admirals of the naval fleets, most noticeable is Francesco Guido who is Admiral of the 3rd Fleet and who led the annexation of the Medium Islands.
 
Overseeing the Navy is the Naval Forces High Command which is headed by the Head Admiral of the Naval Forces. The current Head Admiral is Battista Lisone who has served in office since 2002. Under him is the three admirals of the naval fleets, most noticeable is Francesco Guido who is Admiral of the 3rd Fleet and who led the annexation of the Medium Islands.
  
The navy currently operates 68 vessels: 7 amphibious warfare ships, 18 frigates, 24 destroyers, 7 mine countermeasure ships, 6 submarines, and 7 auxiliary vessels. To protect and regulate Fortuna's waters and coast line, the Navy operates 10 offshore patrol vessels and 35 coastal patrol boats who mostly operate seperate of the main fleet.  
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Revision as of 20:54, 21 April 2017

This page is a work in progress by its author(s) and should not be considered final.
Armed Forces of Fortuna
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Symbol for Fortunan Armed Forces
Service branches Fortunan Army
Fortunan Navy
Fortunan Air Force
Regulatori
Leadership
High Commander Tristan Lytle
Commander Ferdinand Romano
Manpower
Military age 18 years of age
Conscription Yes
Available for
military service
8,411,802 males, age 16-39 (2016),
8,673,851 females, age 16-39 (2016)
Fit for
military service
6,024,159 males, age 16-39 (2016),
5,830,047 females, age 16-39 (2016)
Reaching military
age annually
268,306 males (2016),
252,731 females (2016)
Active personnel 478,175
Reserve personnel 520,000
Expenditures
Budget $30.412 billion (FY2016)
Percent of GDP 10% (FY2016)
Industry
Domestic suppliers Fortunan Science and Engineering Department
Terine Shipbuilding
Costella Aeronautica
Foreign suppliers Veridian Union

The Fortunan Armed Forces is the armed forces of Fortuna, and consists of the Fortunan Army, Navy, and Air Force. The Regulatori is also considered a part of the Fortunan Armed Forces and acts as the police force within the nation and may participate in military combat if found necessary. These four forces combined make up the majority of the military in Fortuna, and consist of around 1,080,000 active personnel and 520,000 in reserve or fit for combat, making Fortuna one of Urth's most militarized states. Fortuna requires for its citizens to serve in the military starting at the age of 18, with both men and women required to serve up to 36 months. The Fortuna Military Council, led by the current Commander, heads the Fortunan Armed Forces. The Fortunan Armed Forces military budget consists of 10% of Fortuna's national GDP, around $30.412 billion. Even with the high spending, Fortuna's armed forces is still considered outdated and lacks behind other nations.

History

Military Service

Under Fortunan law, it is mandatory for citizens to serve a specific amount of time in the military. Once a citizen reaches the age of 18, they are required to enter service in one of the four branches. On special occasions, some citizens can get pass jumping into military service after reaching the age of 18, but they are required to serve within one of the government's departments. To be able to skip military service they must have the highest scores within their class or receive a pass from a respected government official. This has rarely taken place as it is looked down upon to not serve in the military. Most citizens who have skipped the mandatory military service later joined to finish the required time in service. Every citizen disregarding gender, species, and beliefs are required to serve. The time of service is equal for both men and women, requiring for citizens to serve 36 months.

Command Structure

As the head of state for Fortuna, Tristan Lytle has full control over the armed forces as Commander-in-Chief. He is given the title High Commander and has held this position ever since taking power. Under him is the Military High Command, led by Commander Ferdinand Romano and which oversees all military activity. The Military High Command branches off into three separate commands which oversee a specific branch in the military. This includes Ground Forces Command, Naval Forces Command, and Air Forces Command. The Regulatori is run separate of the main armed forces, so the Military High Command has no control over them.

  • Military High Command of the Armed Forces
    • High Commander of the Armed Forces - Tristan Lytle (2002 - Present)
    • Commander of the Military High Command - Ferdinand Romano (2002 - Present)
      • Ground Forces High Command
        • Head General of the Ground Forces - Tolomeo Ursello (2011 - Present)
      • Naval Forces High Command
        • Head Admiral of the Naval Forces - Battista Lisone (2007 - Present)
      • Air Forces High Command
        • Head Marshal of the Air Forces - Aleramo Yannicelli (2014 - Present)

Ground Forces

The Fortunan Ground Forces serves as both Fortuna's ground defense and law enforcement.

Naval Forces

The Fortunan Navy is Fortuna's main priority as it is the first line of defense and protection of international shipping lanes.

The surface fleet for the Navy is split into three separate fleets: the Emili Fleet (1st Fleet), the Toscani Fleet (2nd Fleet), and the Ancona Fleet (3rd Fleet). The 1st Fleet's sphere of operation is within the Codex Pontus which separate Fortuna from the Free Pacific States and Pax-Draconica. The 2nd Fleet operates along the coastline of Yasteria starting from the Codex Pontus to the sea border of Eridani Theta. The 3rd Fleet operates within the Medium Sea northeast of Fortuna and has been the most active of the fleets recently. The majority of the 3rd Fleet is based within the Medium Islands, especially the Telga Islands and the sea border of Eridani Theta. Fortuna's patrol boats are scattered across Fortuna's waters, focused around the coastline of Fortuna, the waters separating Fortuna and Pax-Draconica, the more populated Medium Islands, and the border of Eridani Theta.

Overseeing the Navy is the Naval Forces High Command which is headed by the Head Admiral of the Naval Forces. The current Head Admiral is Battista Lisone who has served in office since 2002. Under him is the three admirals of the naval fleets, most noticeable is Francesco Guido who is Admiral of the 3rd Fleet and who led the annexation of the Medium Islands.

The navy currently operates 69 vessels: 7 amphibious warfare ships, 18 frigates, 24 destroyers, 7 mine countermeasure ships, 6 submarines, and 7 auxiliary vessels. To protect and regulate Fortuna's waters and coast line, the Navy operates 10 offshore patrol vessels and 35 coastal patrol boats who mostly operate seperate of the main fleet.

Air Forces

The Fortunan Air Force is Fortuna's aerial branch and controls a majority of military aircraft.

Until recent years, Fortuna always lacked behind the rest of Urth when it came to the designing and building of military aircraft. This can be blamed on both the nation's geographic size combined with internal conflict. Fortuna for the most part relied on outside resources for aircraft such as the Veridian Union where a majority of Fortuna's combat aircraft originated from.

The Air Force falls under the command of the Air Forces High Command headed by the Head Marshal with command located outside of Imperial Fortuna City. The Air Force usually see little to no action with their most recent operation taking place during the annexation of the Medium Islands.

Regulatori

The Regulatori is the fourth branch of the Fortunan Armed Forces, but rarely serves in military operations. The main role of the Regulatori is to act as the law enforcement for Fortuna and personal guards of government officials.

Military Equipment

Arms

Model Picture Role Caliber Notes
Assault Rifle
Assault Rifle

Vehicles

Artillery

List of Military Aircraft

Aircraft Picture Role Number Notes
Combat aircraft
FSED Uragano Uragano.jpg Strike fighter 102 First saw service in 2004.
Mirage C-FA Mirage C.PNG Multi-role fighter 65 Single-seat variant ordered from the Veridian Union in the early 2000s
Mirage F1-FA RAe-mirage-f1.jpg Fighter aircraft 164 Inherited from the Emili-Ancona Air Force. Bought in the late 1970s from the Veridian Union and still sees service. Planned to be retired in the 2020s.
Aerial refueling/Transport
Costella Angela Costella Angela.jpg Transport aircraft
Aerial refueling
22
5
FSED Aria FSED Aria.jpg Transport aircraft 17
FSED Stella Stella.jpg VIP transport 4
Maritime Patrol/ASW
Costella Adreana Costella Adreana.jpg maritime patrol/ASW 4
Helicopters
FSED Hadria FSED Hadria.jpg Utility/Transport helicopter
Maritime helicopter
Combat Search and Rescue
42
30
4
Costella Hilaria Costella Hilaria.jpg Utility/Transport helicopter
Search and Rescue
74
8
Costella Helena Costella Helena.jpg Utility/Transport helicopter
Search and Rescue
81
11
B&B Red Panda B&B Red Panda.jpg Maritime helicopter
Utility/Transport helicopter
48
35

List of Active Ships

Class Picture Type Number Individual Ships Notes
Amphibious Warfare Ships
Cecilia-Class 1 Cecilia.jpg LPH 3 HCS Cecilia
HCS Corinna
HCS Carmen
1 currently being built, planned to enter service in 2018.
Claudia-Class 2 Claudia.jpg LPD 4
HCS Claudia
HCS Stella
HCS Cloe
HCS Chiara
Frigates
Flavia-Class 3 Flavia.jpg Anti-submarine frigate/

Anti-surface frigate

6
HCS Flavia
HCS Violetta
HCS Lucia
HCS Adah
HCS Maria
HCS Acciai
Fiona-Class 4 Fiona.PNG Anti-surface frigate/

Light patrol frigate

12
HCS Fiona
HCS Basile
HCS Naoko
HCS Elisa
HCS Agli
HCS Umeko
HCS Lora
HCS Soldati
HCS Phebe
HCS Fabrizia
HCS Masuyo
HCS Nadia
Destroyers
Diana-Class 5 Diana.jpg Air defense destroyer 10
HCS Diana
HCS Saveria
HCS Ito
HCS Amaranta
HCS Caro
HCS Tanaka
HCS Annunciata
HCS Petronia
HCS Rossella
HCS Leandra
Dolphina-Class 6 Dolphina.JPG Air defense destroyer 14
HCS Dolphina
HCS Rosaria
HCS Livia
HCS Catarina
HCS Maura
HCS Francia
HCS Margo
HCS Mizuki
HCS Sarna
HCS Miu
HCS Nisi
HCS Leontina
HCS Romola
HCS Michelangela
Planned to be replaced by 2020.
Mine Countermeasure Ships
Campana-Class 7 Campana.JPG Minehunter 7
HCS Campana-1
HCS Campana-2
HCS Campana-3
HCS Campana-4
HCS Campana-5
HCS Campana-6
HCS Campana-7
Patrol Ships
Maria-Class 8 Maria.jpg Offshore Patrol Vessel 10 ---
Marsala-Class 9 Marsala.jpg Coastal Patrol Vessel 35 ---
Submarines
Jutta-Class 10 Jutta.jpg Attack submarine 6
HCS Jutta-1
HCS Jutta-2
HCS Jutta-3
HCS Jutta-4
HCS Jutta-5
HCS Jutta-6
Two currently being built, four planned.
Auxiliary Ships
Rissa-Class 11 Rissa.jpg Replenishment Vessel 4
HCS Rissa-1
HCS Rissa-2
HCS Rissa-3
HCS Rissa-4
Sibyl-Class 12 Sibyl.jpg Surveillance Vessel 1 HCS Sibyl
Sibena-Class 13 Sibena.jpg Research Vessel 2
HCS Sibena-1
HCS Sibena-2