Equipment and personnel of the POAF, Ctera 1932Orfey class destroyer
1260 ton(standard)
1440 ton(full load)
Length : 98m
Beam : 9.3m
Draught : 3m
Propulsion: 2 shaft AEG turbines
4 Vulkan type boilers at 30,500hp
Speed : 32 knots
Complement: 150
Armament : 4x4-inch guns (Single gun mounts, model )
1x40mm AA cannon (model )
2x machine guns (model MM1911)
9x18in torpedo tubes in sets of three
capacity for 50 mines
Flagship of the naval forces, undermanned
Displacement: 207 ton surfaced
235 ton submerged
Length : 39.6m
Beam : 2.7m
Draft : 2.5m
Propulsion: Kerosene-electric
400hp kerosene
200hp electric
twin shaft
Speed : 10 knots surfaced
8.5 knots submerged
Range : 1250 nmi
Complement: 28
Armament : 1x18in torpedo tube
2x torpedoes in drop collars
The last remaining (to our knowledge) Karp Class, built in 1907. Kept mostly in storage on land.
Weight: 5.9 ton
Length: 4.38m
Width : 1.76m
Height : 2.1m
Crew : 2
Armor : 6-16mm, riveted
Main weapon : 37mm model 28
Secondary weapon : 1 MM1911 machine gun
Engine : 1 35hp petrol engine
Power/weight : 5.9hp/ton
Suspension : Vertically sprung
Operational range: 50km
Speed : 17km/h
Lewis machine gun, chambered in 7.62x54mm rounds inorder to limit munitions incompatibility
Weight : 28lb
Length : 50.5in
Barrel length: 26.5in
Width : 4.5in
Cartridge : 7.62x54mm
Action : Gas-Operated
Rate of fire : 500-600 rounds/min
Muzzle Velocity: 2440fps
Effective range: 800m
Maximum range : 3200m
Feed system : 47 or 97 round pan magazine
Stocks: ~50
Also known as the Mosin-Nagant
Weight :
Length :
Barrel length:
Cartridge : 7.62x54mm
Action : Bolt Action
Rate of Fire : 10 rounds/min
Muzzle velocity: ~800m/s
Effective Range: 500m, 800+ w/ optics
Feed system : 5-round non-detachable magazine, loaded ether 1 by one or via 5rd stripper clips
Stocks: 2000
Nagant M1895 revolver
Weight : 1.8lb unloaded
Length : 10.5 in
Barrel length: 4.5 in
Cartridge : 7.62x38mmR
Caliber : 7.62
Action : Single or double action
Rate of Fire : 14-21 rounds/min
Muzzle velocity : 1070 ft/s
Effective Range : 50yd
Magazine capacity: 7
Stocks: 500 single action, 50 double action
Other notes: Tests have shown that suppressors can be fitted.
Standing Military Forces
Naval : 300
Tank : 34
Infantry : 3400
Engineering: 175
Medical : 25
Reserve Forces
Naval : ~200
Tank : ~20
Infantry : ~2600
Engineering: ~825
Medical : ~175
Untrained : ~7000
Untapped personnel: ~7580
Woolen greatcoat
Woolen trousers
Woolen billed cap
Leather boots
Linen Tunic
RM1891 w/ 100rd ammunition (General)
OR
RM1891 w/50rd ammunition AND two 47rd pans (Assistant Machine gunner)
OR
MM1911 w/ one 97rd pan AND SM1895 w/ 35rd ammunition (Machine gunner)
OR
SM1895 w/ 70rd ammunition (Officer/tanker)
OR
RM1891 w/ Optics w/ 50rd ammunition AND SM1895 w/ 35rd ammunition (Marksman)
DESIGNS OF 1932Weight : 750kg
Barrel length :2 meter
Caliber : 60mm
Action : Semiautomatic, Electric powered or hand cracked feed.
Rate of Fire : 50-60 rounds/min
Muzzle velocity : 270 m/s
Effective Range : 4000 m
Feed system : 7 round clips
Magazine capacity: 7
Traits: Accurate, slow firing
Costs 2t steel, 2t aluminum for one batch of 50(one production line)
Ammunition costs .5 ton steel for one production batch of shells
power rating: two (One point of power is 3750HP)
costs: 4t steel, 3t aluminum
weight: 1.5 ton total
Traits: never breaks
DESIGNS OF 1933
Ray-class High Speed Coastal submarine
Built 1933
Displacement: 210 ton surfaced
250 ton submerged
Length : 42 m
Beam : 3.3 m
Draft : 3.1 m
Propulsion: Diesel-Electric
300 hp Diesel
1800 hp electric
single shaft
Speed : 13 knots surfaced
20 knots submerged
Range : 1250 nmi
Complement: 11
Armament :
- 3 torpedo tubes (6 in storage)
- Internal Mine Storage (Six)
Costs: 75ton steel, 54 ton AL
Built 1933
Displacement: 230 ton surfaced
270 ton submerged
Length : 44 m
Beam : 3.3 m
Draft : 3.1 m
Propulsion: Diesel-Electric
300 hp Diesel
1800 hp electric
single shaft
Speed : 13 knots surfaced
20 knots submerged
Range : 2000 nmi
Complement: 11
Armament :
- 3 torpedo tubes (6 in storage)
- Internal Mine Storage (Six)
- 4x external attachment points
Cost: 78ton steel, 57 ton AL
Displacement: 85 tons full load, 77 tons normal load
Length: 105 ft (32 m)
Beam: 14 ft 9 in (4.50 m)
Draft: 5 ft 7 in (1.70 m)
Propulsion: Three 220 bhp (160 kW) gasoline engines, 2400 gallons fuel
Speed: 18 kn (33 km/h)
Range: 1,000 nmi (1,900 km) at 12 kn (22 km/h)
Complement: 27
Armament: 1x40mm AA gun (mounted forward)
1xMM1911 (mounted on wheelhouse)
2x18in torpedo tubes (rear mounted)
Sensors: Hydrophone system
Cost: 8ton steel, 2ton AL, lotsa timber
CDV#1 and CDV#2 launched 1933
Weight:400KG
Horsepower: 50HP
Fuel: Diesel
Perks: Any Fuel, Never Breaks.
Production run takes up 4ton steel, 4ton AL
An Oil/air cooled petrol engine, H block layout, 32 cylinders.
Bore of 100mm, Stoke 90mm.
Total Engine displacement 22,628cc
Power:1500HP
RPM:4500
Weight: 650kg
Centrifugal Supercharger, with two gear ratios for altitude compensation.
3ton AL used per batch
Weight : 1750kg
Barrel length :2.50 meter
Caliber : 87.6mm
Action : Vertical sliding block
Muzzle velocity : 200 m/s
Effective Range : 8000 m
Feed system : Breech Loaded
Crew:6
Fires 6 rounds with 25 seconds between shots, takes 2min to reload
One batch costs 4ton steel, 1 AL
Caliber: 105mm
Barrel Length: 5250mm (50 calibers)
Breech: Sliding Block Design
Barrel+Breech Weight: 2500kgs
Total installation including mount & traverse: 11000kgs
effective range at 0 degrees elevation: 8500m
Crew Required: 2 (for the gun itself, entire crew of 5)
Has an autoloader with 8 shots, 35 seconds between shot, and takes 2.5min to reload
Cost: 4ton steel, 4ton al per batch
Accurate
DESIGNS OF 19342x Hurricane Engine
4 seats (1 Pilot, 1 Bomber cum Gunner, 1 Rear Gunner/radio operator, 1 navigator/aux gunner)
Defensive Armament: 6x Lewis Guns (2 forward, 2 in ventral turret, 2 rearwards in turret)
Speed: 250mph
Range: 6 hours
Optional Munitions:
1.5 ton in wing mounts. Gunpods have been designed for 40mm cannon.
Capable of carrying bombs, torpedo or gunpods
Manuverable
Costs 5tAL per batch
Steam wet-burner design
Range: 16km
Speed: 60km/h
Airdroppible
One batch costs 1t steel, 2t AL
"Shockwave" fast attack craft
Length: 40 m
Beam: 5.5 m
Draught: 1.5 m
Displacement: 100 ton
Crew 30
Propulsion: AE M1933 "Hurricane" times four, turning individual props (6000HP total)
Speed: 35 knots
Range: 2500NMI
Weapons
2 x 18in torpedo tubes (mounted forward)
2x40mm AA gun (mounted rear)
2 ATHM1933 mounted forward / 1 AATSM1933 'HiLo'
6x Lewis Guns aa
Other Features
Bridge armor(light)
Costs 10 ton steel, 10 ton Al each
SMM1934 Double
Definitely not a crazy Swiss aircraft submachine gun.
Weight: 4.75 kg
Length: 900mm
Barrel length: 200mm
Barrels: 2 side by side
Action: Blowback, open bolt
Cartridge: .45ACP
Rate of fire: 900 rpm x 2
Sights: Iron
Feed system: 40-round detachable box magazine x 2
Features:
Recoil compensator
Grip safety
Folding bayonet
Costs 1t steel, 1t AL per production run
The Machine gun MK1 or the M-1 Machinegun
Weight 12 kg (26.5 lb)(unloaded, with tripod)
15 kg (33.1 lb) (75 round drum w/ tripod)
Length 1,219 mm (48.0 in)
Barrel length 627 mm (24.7 in)
Cartridge 7.62×54mmR
Action Open bolt, Recoil-operated, Rotating bolt
Rate of fire 900-1000 rounds/min
Muzzle velocity 762 m/s (2,500 ft/s)
Effective firing range 1200+ m
Feed system Side mounted box, belt, or drum (50 and 75 round drums standard)
Sights Iron sights calibrated to 2000 meters in 100 meter increments.
Production run costs 2t steel, 1t AL
SM1911/34
Weight 1kg empty, w/o magazine
Length 8.25 in (210 mm)
Magazine(s) 7 round detachable box
20 round detachable drum
Capable of fully automatic fire. Costs 1t steel per production run
DESIGNS OF 1935Comes in heavy, light, and turretless variants. Other info pending finalization (when you all vote for it, I say I am going to update this, forget, then are reminded...)
Attack of the hyphens!
The gun used in the POAC-H. Totally not a Russian AT gun from 1941. Further details will come when the conditions listed above are met. Probably. Hopefully.
A steel helmet system of two parts. Nearly identical to the things the US will design in... Six years? Thereabouts. Currently not all data is listed due to my needing to eat foodstuffs.
Design list part 2 (all the Funk, for they are the funkedy funker who funked this part of this up)
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Fall/Winter 1935----------------------
Weight: 600g
Length: 125mm
Diameter: 55mm
Filling: TNT
Detonation mechanism: Percussion cap and time delay fuse:four seconds
One batch costs 1ton steel
CA-AAA-M1935
RPM: 450
Cartage:20x110mm
CA-A-M1935
RPM:700RPM
Cartage:20x110mm
You know what? Im gonna leave this incomplete for the time. Its mostly just going and copying over stuff from the text.
Displacement: ca. 3000t fully loaded
Length: 120m
Beam: 11m
Draft: 5m
Propulsion: 8x AEM M1932 turning twin shafts
Range: 8000km at 15 knots
Top speed: 30 knots
Armament:
- 5x single AATSM1933 HiLo guns on double-purpose mounts
- 10x M1932 40mm AAA guns (2x centerline)
- 10x anti-air mounts (empty)(2x centerline)
- 2x x4 torpedo launchers (centerline)
- reserved space for anti-submarine rockets or other equipment
Sensors: Hydrophone system, with space reserved for expansion
Fire control: None
Communications: Signal flags and other LOS systems
Crew: 320 officers and men
Current costs: Eight AEM M1932
5 AATSM1933 HiLo guns
10x M1932 40mm cannon
51 ton AL
200 ton steel. Yes, thats 200.
Traits
The Detector-Hydrophone-Model of 1935 is they system used in the Bychok class, packed into a simple design (partially because I want all you lot to have to design components for ships, buahaha). It has a range of roughly three kilometers (in optimal conditions) and can work in active or passive modes. It requires a skilled operator to be of much use in passive mode.
The design adds a cost of 1ton al to designs, which is factored into the craft automatically.
The control weapons anti-air artillery model of 1935 was developed for the aircraft design team's crack at designing a destroyer. One system is typically mounted at each anti-air gun, and adds to the total cost (varies based on stuff.)
Spring/Summer 1936R-V-M1935
Radio system for the POAC, although the POAC design currently does not include it. Runs directly off the vehicles power system, and it is advised to have the engine on during its use.
No appreciable cost.
Range of about 2km
R-N-M1936
Radio system for naval vessels. Submarines require surfacing to transmit.
No appreciable cost
Range of about 300km
B-A-750-M1936 750kg models
HE, AP, and Smoke varients. Batch costs 2ton steel
B-A-340-M1936 340kg model
HE only. Batch costs 1ton steel
I-C-M1936
Armaments: twin CA-AAA-M1935 firing through the propeller hub, each with 60 rounds of ammunition, providing eight seconds of fire time.
Propulsion: 1x AEM1933 providing 1500HP
Crew of one
Traits: Slow, Unmanuverable
Costs: 3ton AL ber batch plus engines and cannon
M-C-M1936
Mask-Chemichal-M1936
A plastic mask with acrylic eye windows(each 3in diameter), two filter attachment points(for attachment to standard hose or the "light" filter), and a drinking straw.
C-M-C-L-M1936
Standard chartrage for the M-C-M1936. Lasts six hours outside combat, or three hours under major exertion.
Batch costs 1ton steel
C-M-C-S-M1936
Cartrage developed to be mounted directly to the M-C-M1936. Lasts 1 hour outside combat, And uses a plastic case (warning, do not heat. Plastic used in cartrage is Galalith)
Fall and Winter of 1936 Armaments: twin CA-AAA-M1935 firing through the propeller hub, each with 60 rounds of ammunition, providing eight seconds of fire time.
Propulsion: 1x AEM1933 providing 1500HP
Crew of one
Two hardpoints on wings
Traits: Low range, Unmanuverable
Costs: 4ton AL per batch plus engines and cannon, 1 unit electronic parts
Batch Numbers(generic factory): 4
The Pod-Gun-Aircraft-Model of 1936 consists of a single CA-AAA-M1935 with enough munitions for 16 seconds of fire time.
Batch number(Generic factory): 60 (includes cannon)
Cost per batch: 2ton AL
Weight(loaded): Ah... Stuff. Gotta finish the standard CA-AAA-M1935...
Detector-Radio-Model of 1936
With an installation height of about 2.5 km this large installation has a range of about 75km, with accuracy within 500m. Currently unsuitable for installation on ships, although the electronics team has high hopes.
Cost: 2ton steel, 1ton al, .5 ton electronics parts.
Length: 70m
Beam: 10m
Draft: 3.5m
Propulsion: 4x AEMM1932 turning one shaft
Speed: 20 knots
Range: 6,500 km at 15 knots
Complement: 124 officers and men
Sensors and processing: 1x D-G-M1935, 3x C-W-AAA-M1935
Armament: 2x AATSM1933, 4x 40mm cannon, 10x CA-AAA-M1935
Communications: Radio with range of 300km
Cost: 30 ton AL, 150 ton steel, 10 unit electronics, 4x AEMM1932, 2x AATSM1933, 4x 40mm cannon, 10x CA-AAA-M1935
Projected batch numbers(generic factory and drydock): 1
Spring and Summer of 1937Cannon-Field-Model of 1937 'LoGo'
Caliber: 105mm
Barrel Length: 5250mm (50 calibers)
Breech: Horizontal Sliding Breach block
RoF: 12 RPM
Barrel+Breech Weight: 2500kgs
Total installation including mount & traverse: 10500kgs
effective range at 0 degrees elevation, full powder charge: 4500m
Crew Required: 3 (for the gun itself, entire crew of 6)
Cost: 4ton steel, 4ton al per batch, batch of 3(generic factory)
POAC-B-C Cargo/ carne
POAC-B-C(F) Fuel tanker
POAC-B-M fitted with EAM M1932 mortar
POAC-B-C Cannon fitted with ATHM1933(87mm)
Equipment-Infantry-Web gear-Model of 1937
So, the EIW, or facilitators, are a set of pouches of various sizes designed to be clipped together, to a vest rig, or to the splinter vest listed below, normally made of tough cloth with plastic buttons(dont heat them). Pouch variants include: Generic Equipment, Stripper, Optical(for the marksmen, made of leather), Loose Rounds, SM1911/34 magazines, SM1911/34 Drums, SMM1934 magazines, and Small Filters.
Counts as a generic item, batch size of 300 (abstracted sets FTW)
Generic factories count as specialized.
Equipment-Infantry-Vest-Model of 1937
The EIV, or "That blasted heavy hot piece of shite" is a large, rather bulky thick woolen vest designed to cover the entirety of the torso, the groin, and the neck. The inside portion of it consists almost entirety of pockets that thin steel plates can be slotted into(each covering part of the next) inorder to increase further its ballistic protection. The outside of it contains a number of built in pockets, and attachment points for facilitators.
According to the troops who have been training with them prior to getting shipped to Spain, its a rather warm thing. According to the troops in Spain, its hotter than hell and a serious medical risk.
One batch costs 1ton steel and makes 300. Generic factories count as specialized.
Interceptor-Pusher-Model of 1937 Firestorm
Armour: 8mm of nickel-molybdenum steel plate around the cockpit.
13 mm plate of nickel-molybdenum steel on the back of the seat.
2mm fire wall between the pilot and the fuel tanks.
Weapons: 2x M-1 Machineguns in wing roots with 500 belts rounds per gun.
4 X 20mm cannons in the nose with 60 round drums
Engine: 2 x "Hurricane" aero engine 1500HP
Crew: 1 pilot (Oxygen system installed)
Wingspan: 12 m
Length: 13 m
Empty weight: 3225 kg
Traits:
Reliable
Quick
Fireproof(thanks to various interesting things that where added, like self-sealing fuel tanks)
Ejector seat?!
Costs: 4x C-A-M1935(each), 2x MM1934(each), 2x AEM1933'Hurricane'(each), 2ton steel, 2 units electronic parts and 2ton al per batch
Four aircraft are made per batch(generic factory)
If you want to see what it looks like,
It looks like this thing Fall and Winter of 1937Displacement: 990 ton
Crew: 46 officers and men
Range: 15,000 nmi at 3knots (submerged)
Armaments:
-6x 18in torpedo tubes (four forward, two aft) with 16 reloads (10 forward, 6 aft)
-2x modified C-AAA-M1935 20mm cannon, mounted aft of sail
-4x(optional) LMG mounting brackets on sail, stowage for same
Propulsion:
-2x diesel electric generators providing power for 1x electric engine turning a single screw
Speed: 18knots submerged, 14knots surfaced
Detection Equipment:
-Advanced hydrophones
-Integrated electro-mechanical torpedo launching system
Miscellaneous equipment:
-Snorkel system
-R-N-M1936 (300km range radio)
Cost:10u electronic parts, 26ton al, 80 ton steel
Detector-Radio-Naval-Model of 1937
Cost of 10u electronic parts.
More data missing due to lack of data that I can find on contemporary systems.
Cannon-Heavy Multi-Role-Model of 1937
Weight: 13 metric tons
Range (maximum horizontal): 16km
Range (anti-aircraft): 11km
RoF (carriage): 12
RoF (emplacement): 15(projected)
Crew: 12-26
Cost(each): 2ton al, 1u electronic parts, 9ton steel
Batch (generic factory): 4
Projector, Rocket, Anti-Submarine, Model of 1937
Weight: 500kg
Range: 200-300m
Cost(launcher batch): 1t steel, 1t al, 1u electronic parts
Cost(rocket batch): 1t al, 1u electronic parts
Batch size(launcher): 4
Batch size(Munitions):8
Displacement: ca. 3000t fully loaded
Length: 120m
Beam: 11m
Draft: 5m
Propulsion: 8x AEM M1932 turning twin shafts
Range: 8000km at 15 knots
Top speed: 30 knots
Armament:
- 5x single AATSM1933 HiLo guns on double-purpose mounts
- 10x M1932 40mm AAA guns (2x centerline)
- 10x anti-air mounts (empty)(2x centerline)
- 2x x4 torpedo launchers (centerline)
- 5x P-R-AS-M1937 mounting points (one forward, two each side)(only one mounted, that forward)
Sensors: Hydrophone system, D-R-N-M1937
Fire control: None
Communications: Signal flags and other LOS systems, R-N-M1936
Crew: 320 officers and men
Current costs:
8 AEM M1932
5 AATSM1933 HiLo guns
10x M1932 40mm cannon
51 ton AL
200 ton steel. Yes, thats 200.
25u electronic parts
ACQUIRED DESIGNSYou have plans for these
General characteristics
Crew: 9
Length: 38 ft 3 in (11.66 m)
Wingspan: 55 ft 0 in (16.76 m)
Height: 15 ft 7 in (4.75 m)
Wing area: 818.9 sq ft (76.08 m2)
Empty weight: 5,966 lb (2,706 kg)
Gross weight: 10,009 lb (4,540 kg)
Powerplant: 2 × Armstrong-Siddeley Serval IV 10-cyl. double-row, air-cooled radial piston engine, 310 hp (230 kW) each
Performance
Maximum speed: 94 mph; 82 kn (151 km/h)
Cruise speed: 86 mph; 75 kn (138 km/h)
Service ceiling: 4,800 ft (1,463 m)
Armament
Guns: 3x MM1911
Bombs: 1,000lb (450 kg) of bombs
Costs: One run costs 1ton AL
Weight 9.07 kg (20.00 lb)
Length 1,143 mm (45.0 in)
Barrel length 584 mm (23.0 in)
Cartridge 7.62x54mmR
Action Long recoil-operated
Rate of fire 450 rounds/min
Muzzle velocity 870 m/s (2,854 ft/s) (6.5×55mm)
Feed system 25, 30,and 40-round detachable box magazine
Weight 9.12 kg (unloaded) 11.5 kg (loaded)
Length 1,270 mm (50.0 in)
Barrel length 604 mm (23.8 in)
Cartridge 7.62×54mmR
Action Gas-Operated
Rate of fire 550 rpm
2400 rpm (DTM-4)
Muzzle velocity 840 m/s (2,755 ft/s)
Effective firing range 800 m (874.9 yd)
Feed system 47-round pan
60-round pan
Weight 2.44lb empty
Length 8.25in
Barrel Length 5.03in
Cartridge .45 ACP
Action Short recoil
Feed system 7-round detachable box magazine
Weight 8 lb (3.6 kg)
Length 39 1⁄4 in (1,000 mm)
Barrel length 20 in (510 mm)
Caliber 12-gauge
Action Pump-action
Effective firing range 22 yards (20 meters)
Feed system 5-round tubular magazine
Features Heatshield, sling swivels, and bayonet lugs. Asked not to sell. Current ammunition choices: None. Current ammunition stockpiles: None.
ACQUIRED WEAPONRYYou donot have plans for these
Generic 40mm cannon (rendered obsolete by M1932 40mmAAA Cannon)
Generic 18in torpedo (Rendered obsolete by 18"M1934)
37mm Model 28
Generic 4in gun
Weight 9 lb (4.1 kg)
Length 42 in (1,100 mm)
Barrel length 28 in (710 mm)
Action Lever-Action
Feed System 4-Round internal Magazine
Chambered in 7.62x54mmR
F1 grenade