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− | + | '''Army aviation''' refers to that part of the '''[[CDF Air Service]]''' assets under the operation control of the '''[[CDF Land Service]]'''. The [[Community Defence Forces]] | |
− | for every wave of one hundred million population in '''[[Sober Thought]]''' | + | raise one '''Army Air Corps''' for every wave of one hundred million population in '''[[Sober Thought]]'''. |
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+ | Each corps serves under the operational command of the field [[CDF land units and formations#Formatons#Army|army]] of the Land Service. This corps has a slightly different mix of squadrons than is typical of [[real world]] army air corps because unite all environments. Thus, airlift and fixed-wing close support squadrons are included as well. | ||
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==Aircraft types== | ==Aircraft types== | ||
==='''Ground Support'''=== 24 squadrons<br> | ==='''Ground Support'''=== 24 squadrons<br> | ||
− | *3 squadrons [[CDF airborne gunship|TG-40 | + | *3 squadrons of [[CDF airborne gunship|TG-40]] propeller-driven gunship airplanes |
− | *9 squadrons G-8 tankbuster | + | *9 squadrons of G-8 tankbuster jet-powered airplanes |
− | *3 squadrons [[CDF fighter aircraft|F | + | *3 squadrons of [[CDF fighter aircraft|F-1, FG-1, F-22, FG-22 or F-25]] fighter or fighter/ground attack jet-powered airplanes |
− | *9 squadrons [[CDF attack helicopter|HG-9 ground attack | + | *9 squadrons of [[CDF attack helicopter|HG-9 ground attack helicopters]] |
==='''Transport'''=== 33 squadrons<br> | ==='''Transport'''=== 33 squadrons<br> | ||
− | *9 squadrons [[CDF tactical air transport|T-40 tactical transport]] | + | *9 squadrons of [[CDF tactical air transport|T-40 propeller-driven tactical transport airplanes]] |
− | *12 squadrons [[CDF transport helicopter|HT-55 transport | + | *12 squadrons of [[CDF transport helicopter|HT-55 transport helicopters]] |
− | *12 squadrons [[CDF land utility helicopter|HU | + | *12 squadrons of [[CDF land utility helicopter|HU-70 land utility helicopters]] |
==='''Miscellaneous'''=== 7 squadrons<br> | ==='''Miscellaneous'''=== 7 squadrons<br> | ||
− | *4 squadrons [[CDF aerial reconnaissance|FR-1 tactical reconnaissance]] | + | *4 squadrons of [[CDF aerial reconnaissance#Tactical aerial reconnaissance|FR-1 tactical reconnaissance]] jet-powered airplanes |
− | *1 squadron | + | *1 squadron of electronic warfare airplanes |
− | *1 squadron [[CDF air tanker|TL-62 airborne tanker]] | + | *1 squadron of [[CDF air tanker|TL-62 airborne tanker]] jet-powered aircraft |
− | *1 squadron [[CDF airborne warning and control|RE-78 airborne warning and control]] | + | *1 squadron of [[CDF airborne warning and control|RE-78 airborne warning and control]] propeller-driven airplanes |
− | ==Army Air Group== | + | |
+ | ==Field Army Air Group== | ||
===Heavy Assault Wing=== | ===Heavy Assault Wing=== | ||
*Headquarters Squadron | *Headquarters Squadron | ||
− | three to five squadrons TG-40, G-8 or FG-1 | + | three to five squadrons of TG-40, G-8 or FG-1 |
===Utility Wing=== | ===Utility Wing=== | ||
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three to five squadrons T-40, HT-55 and HU | three to five squadrons T-40, HT-55 and HU | ||
− | + | ==Field Corps Air Division== | |
− | ==Corps Air Division== | + | |
*Headquarters Squadron | *Headquarters Squadron | ||
*Administration Squadron | *Administration Squadron | ||
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one FR-1, and two to four transport or ground support squadrons | one FR-1, and two to four transport or ground support squadrons | ||
− | === | + | ===Field Division Air Wing=== |
*Headquarters Squadron | *Headquarters Squadron | ||
three to five squadrons per division of ground support or transport squadrons | three to five squadrons per division of ground support or transport squadrons | ||
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[[Category:Sober Thought]] | [[Category:Sober Thought]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Community Defence Forces]] |
Latest revision as of 21:58, 23 May 2006
Army aviation refers to that part of the CDF Air Service assets under the operation control of the CDF Land Service. The Community Defence Forces raise one Army Air Corps for every wave of one hundred million population in Sober Thought.
Each corps serves under the operational command of the field army of the Land Service. This corps has a slightly different mix of squadrons than is typical of real world army air corps because unite all environments. Thus, airlift and fixed-wing close support squadrons are included as well.
Contents
Aircraft types
===Ground Support=== 24 squadrons
- 3 squadrons of TG-40 propeller-driven gunship airplanes
- 9 squadrons of G-8 tankbuster jet-powered airplanes
- 3 squadrons of F-1, FG-1, F-22, FG-22 or F-25 fighter or fighter/ground attack jet-powered airplanes
- 9 squadrons of HG-9 ground attack helicopters
===Transport=== 33 squadrons
- 9 squadrons of T-40 propeller-driven tactical transport airplanes
- 12 squadrons of HT-55 transport helicopters
- 12 squadrons of HU-70 land utility helicopters
===Miscellaneous=== 7 squadrons
- 4 squadrons of FR-1 tactical reconnaissance jet-powered airplanes
- 1 squadron of electronic warfare airplanes
- 1 squadron of TL-62 airborne tanker jet-powered aircraft
- 1 squadron of RE-78 airborne warning and control propeller-driven airplanes
Field Army Air Group
Heavy Assault Wing
- Headquarters Squadron
three to five squadrons of TG-40, G-8 or FG-1
Utility Wing
- Headquarters Squadron
Unlike the other Wings in this Corps, the composition of the Utility Wing is essentially fixed at one squadron each of FR-1, BE, TL-62 and RE-78 aircraft.
Transport Wing
- Headquarters Squadron
three to five squadrons T-40, HT-55 and HU
Field Corps Air Division
- Headquarters Squadron
- Administration Squadron
Corps Air Wing
- Headquarters Squadron
one FR-1, and two to four transport or ground support squadrons
Field Division Air Wing
- Headquarters Squadron
three to five squadrons per division of ground support or transport squadrons