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Revision as of 14:35, 21 October 2009
General Information
The Osean Self Defense Force, OSDF, is one of the largest armies on the planet. The only other comparable country that can match the strength of the OSDF is Yuktobania. The internal structure of the OSDF is seperated even further.
The Osean Marine Corps, OMC, is the elite force of the OSDF. Only the strongest, bravest and couragious soldiers are to be transfered into this section. In 2010, four amphibious landing forces established a beach head on the Bastok Peninsula at Volna Beach, which paved the way for the army to come in and begin there advance into Yuktobanian territory.
The Osean Armed Forces, OAF. This part of the Defense Forces is the largest group of military personnel within Osean territory. The OAF mainly engage in land-based missions. In 1995, the OAF pushed through South Belka to liberate the demilitarized towns of Wesson & Rutherford. In 2010, Osean troops pushed through the Bastok Penninsula, up through the Dresden region, through the Jilachi Desert and to the urban areas of Cinigrad were they were in a dead locked battle with Yuktobanian troops and loyal civilians to defend their capital city from the Osean invaders. But in the last days of the war, the Osean Self Defense Force had successfully captured Cinigrad.[1]
OSDF Forces - Osean Armed Forces, OAF
- M167 Vulcan Air Defense System
- MIM104 Patriot
- M110 Self-Propelled-Howitzer
- M270 MLRS
- M1A2 Abrams MBT
- M60A3 MBT
- Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck
- M113 APC
- M1126 Stryker (Eight-wheeled Armored Combat Vehicles)
- Humvee (High Mobility Multi-purpose Wheeled Vehicle)
- M1027 Avenger Humvee (Short-Ranged Anti-aircraft system)
- M2A2 / M2A3 Bradley Fighting Vehicle
- AH64D Apache Longbow
- UH60A Black Hawk
- CH47D Chinook
- OH58D Kiowa Warrior
- AAVP7A1 APC
- FIM92A Stinger
- M16A2/A4 Assault rifle
- M4/A1 Carbine (Airborne)
- M203/A1/A2 Grenade Launcher
- M9 Pistol
- MP7 Sub machine gun
- M249 Squad Automatic Weapon
- M2 Browning Heavy Machine gun
- FGM148 Javelin
- BGM71 TOW
- M136 AT4 (Airborne)
- M40A3 Sniper Rifle
- M82A1 Sniper Rifle
Osean Self Defence Force
- 1st Tank Battalion: (Bishop; Eagle & Hawk)[2]
- 2nd Tank Battalion: (Black Knight; Bulldog; St. Bernard; Dachsund & Dalmatian)
- 3rd Tank Battalion: (Lynx)
- [--] Tank Battalion(s): (Coblynau & Beagle)
- [--] Howitzer Brigade (Dragonfly)
- [--] Ferdelance Armed Brigade (Dragon?; King Cobra; Tarantula; Puff Adder; Mamba; Huntsman; Taipan; Python & Abel)
- 112th Infantry Battalion
- 1st Airborne Battalion
- 101st Osean Airborne
Sources
Trivia
The Osean Self Defense Force is largely based on the United States Army, since all of the weapons used in the Osean Armed Forces is used by the United States Armed Forces. The armor is also used by the US Armed Force. And the 101st Osean Airborne Division is likely based on the American 101st Airborne Division, an airborne division known from D-Day, Carentan, Bastogne, and the capture of Eagle's Nest and Berchtesgaden. This airborne division is still active in duty. And the M60A3, although not used by the US Army, it is still used by many countries.