Triprism National Air Force

Borne to the skies to protect

Overview

The Triprism National Air Force was born in 1956 with the acquisition of 12 propeller powered low-altitude carrier strafing fighters. The fighters were never put to use in combat, but have flown countless hours, training aspiting TNAF pilots and the like. All but two of these planes remain, and one can be found hanging in the Sentinel Museum of Air and Sea, complete with original TNAF markings. In 1965, the Air Force essentially stopped operations. This continued until 1982, when TNAF acquired a pair of Tsunami Assault Bombers. The bombers essentially had no use, but it got the public to thinking. Triprism's military forces were relatively weak. A bill got into the midhouse to increase military spending by four percent, which passed. After the passage of this bill, the TNAF grew rapidly. The membership went from a measley few hundred to several thousand within two years. Today, the TNAF is Triprism's largest military division.

Major Squadrons

Fighter Squadrons

• 101st Air Defense Squadron - White Squadron - Whitecap Defense Fighter
• 130th Air Defense Squadron - Bear Squadron - Eaglepyre Defense Fighter (F-18)
• 155th Assault Squadron - Jewel Squadron - Thunderbird Attacker
• 156th Assault Squadron - Light Squadron - Thunderbird Attacker
• 211th Fighter Squadron - Spearhead Squadron - Firebird Superiourity Fighter (F-16)
• 212th Fighter Squadron - Lancet Squadron - Firebird Superiourity Fighter (F-16)
• 213th Fighter Squadron - Raindrop Squadron - Firebird Superiourity Fighter (F-16)

Bomber Squadrons

• 103rd Bomber Attack Squadron - Lemon Squadron - R-05 Large Payload Bomber
• 150th Bomber Attack Squadron - Orange Squadron - R-05 Large Payload Bomber
• 201st Bomber Attack Squadron - Lime Squadron - R-05 Large Payload Bomber
• 213th Bomber Recon Squadron - Mango Squadron - R-04 Small Payload Bomber

Transport Squadrons

• 900th Heavy Transport Squadron - Omega Squadron - Firefox Heavy Transport (C-14B)