Royal Cranian Air Force

Royal Cranian Airforce
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Active	1 October 1940
Country	Crania
Allegiance	Cranish Defense
Branch	Cranish Airforce
Type	Air Force
Size	96,050 personal ( 420 Aircraft)
Nickname	CAF
Anniversaries	January 1st
Commanders
Chief of Air Force	Jeppe Høj
Aircraft flown
Attack	A-6 A-29
Bomber	Canberra
Electronic warfare	EF-111A
Fighter	F-16, F-15SE
Attack helicopter	Denel Rooivalk
Observation helicopter	OH-6
Utility helicopter	S-70, Eurocopter AS532, CH-146
Patrol	CP-140
Reconnaissance	E-3, U-2, RQ-3, MQ-4C
Trainer	BAE Systems Hawk, CT-114, Yak-130,
Transport	C-135, An-70,
Tanker	KC-135, KC-707,

The Royal Cranish Air Force (RCAF) is the aerial warfare force of Crania and one of the four branches of the Cranish Defense. Initially being components of the Army and the Navy, it was made a separate service in 1940. It main purpose is to serve as enforcer of Cranish airspace and to provide air support to Cranish group troops on the battlefield.

Aircraft Inverntory

Name	Type	Quantity	Origin	Photo	Notes
CF-26 Hornet	Multirole fighter, air superiority fighter		Nacata
CA-16	Attack aircraft		Crania
CA-19	Attack and counter-insurgency aircraft		Crania
Cranish Eletric Hawker	Bomber/Reconnaissance		Crania
CF-211	Electronic Warfare		Crania
CF-25	Multi-role fighter/strike fighter		Lessau
AH-2	Attack helicopter		Crania
OH-16	Light Observation Helicopter, Air interdiction, Forward air control, Special Patrol Insertion/Extraction		Crania
UH-37	Medium-lift transport/utility helicopter		Crania
CE-5D	Airborne early warning and control		South Hills
UH-23	Medium utility military helicopter		Latianburg
UH-19	Utility helicopter		Crania
CP-21	Maritime patrol aircraft		Crania
Swan	Advanced trainer aircraft		SCE
CT-221	Advanced trainer / Light fighter		Subrovania
CH-107	Military transport aircraft		Atiland
KC-135	Tanker (aircraft) / Transport, Overwatch / Ground support		Kuthernburg