Nuskijani Army
| Nuskijani Army | |
|---|---|
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| Country |
 Nuskijan |
| Type | Army |
| Role | Land warfare |
| Size |
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| Part of | Nuskijani Armed Forces |
| Army Central Command | Fort Blackwall, Hewe |
| Motto | "The Kingdom's Honor" |
| Colors | Black, Gold |
| March | "The Footmarch of the High King's Forces" |
| Anniversaries | 1 January 1937 |
| Commanders | |
| High King of the Kingdom of Nuskijan | Baunell XIV |
| General of the Army | Bryan Rollins |
| Chief of Army Staff | xxx |
The Nuskijani Army (NA) is the land-based component of the Nuskijani Armed Forces. It is responsible to the High King of Nuskijan, along with four other service branches. The current senior-most officer of the Nuskijani Army is General of the Army Bryan Rollins, a direct subordinate to the High King. General Rollins is also member of the six-man Committee of War, which is responsible for organization, preparation, use of forces, as well as planning and programming, equipment acquisitions, and conscription.
The Nuskijani Army is staffed with a mix of conscripts and full-time professional soldiers. The Nuskijani conscription system makes military service mandatory for all males upon completion of primary education for a one year term. Those who have reached the completion of their one year commitment in good standing are eligible for reenlistment to a minimum four year service term, which may be extended in two-year increments until mandatory retirement or discharge.
As of 2019, the Nuskijani Army employs xxx,xxx personnel, and xx,xxx personnel in reserve, comprised of discharged conscripts who volunteer for reserve status in exchange for a small stipend and mandatory monthly training.
In 2000, the Army issued the Code of the Nuskijani Soldier, which reads: "The Nuskijani Soldier will master his own strength, respect his opponent, and be careful to spare civilians and non-combatants. He obeys orders while respecting the Law of War and international conventions. He is aware of global societies and respects their differences."
Contents
History
Structure and organization
The Army is organized into corps, divisions, and regiments: a corps comprises two or more divisions, which are each comprised of a number of regiments. The Nuskijani Army is designed to be highly mobile, with corps capable of individual battlefield action. Two or more corps can be combined into a Field Army, and there are currently two field armies fully staffed. In addition, the Army maintains five independent regiments, known as brigades, which are under the command of the General of the Army and can be attached at the corps level to support battlefield action or as an independent maneuver element.
Arms of the Nuskijani Army
The Nuskijani Army is divided into arms. They include the Infantry Arm, the Armored Cavalry Arm, the Artillery Arm, the Engineering Arm, the Materials Arm, the Aviation Arm, the Logistics Arm, the Administrative Arm, the Medical Arm, and the Signals Arm.
Units
- Field Army North - Port Wolfsmouth
- Field Army South - Beckpool
- Independent Brigades
- xth Cavalry Brigade
- xth Armored Brigade
- xth Infantry Brigade
- xth Infantry Brigade
- xth Mountain Brigade
Personnel
Soldiers
Non-commissioned officers
Officers
Equipment
The Army is supplied with modern equipment and arms, including many main battle tanks, medium tanks, armored personnel carriers, infantry fighting vehicles, helicopters, and artillery pieces. The Army's service rifle is the M-12A1 Battle Rifle. A large percentage of the Nuskijani Army's equipment is procured from domestic suppliers, by decree.
Uniform and rank
Uniform
In the 1990's, the Nuskijani Army adopted a dark grey utility and dress uniform, while simultaneously adopting a tiger stripe pattern battle dress uniform. The battle dress uniform has was updated to a "digital" pattern in 2012, with a green scheme for lush environments and a tan scheme for arid environments. Issued with the 2012 Battle Dress Uniform is a compliment of armor plate-carrying chest rigs, web belts, and a ballistic helmet.
