Royal Antoran Armed Legions

Royal Corric Armed Legions
Legiones Armas de Corric Réal
Founded	4 December 1258
Country	Casilló y Réal
Type	Army
Role	Ground warfare
Size	115,156 personnel
Part of	Royal Corric Defense Forces
Headquarters	Descarei, Casilló y Réal
Motto	Spes Defendit Fideles (Hope Protects the Faithful)
Colors	Green, Gold, and White
Anniversaries	4 December
Commanders
Chief General of the Legions	Salvador Ballester
Legion Marshal	Ana Isabel de Durans

The Royal Corric Armed Legions (Corric: Legiones Armas de Corric Réal, abbreviated LACR, or simply Legiones) is the terrestrial force of the Royal Corric Defense Forces. The Legions were founded in 1258 in the Kingdom of Casilló, as a consolidation of the professional men-at-arms cavalry of King Arturo I, which were instrumental in conquering the smaller petty-kingdoms that now made up the state. Over the centuries various Arranzic monarchs would expand upon the Legions until they formed the core of the standing army, ten-thousand strong. When the Kingdom of Réal was conquered and absorbed, the new Kingdom of Corrí doubled the size of the Legions. King Felipé III renamed the army the Royal Corric Armed Legions. Training, modern equipment, and a love of their homeland has always ensured the Legions have been a formidable defense for the Corric people, though their size has diminished in the past two centuries.

The Legions remained intact in the face of the Corric Succession Crisis of 1979. The long history of the service has kept certain traditions alive, including chivalric oaths of fealty to monarch and country. These oaths are considered outdated, but many Legionnaires report that they helped maintain unit cohesion and loyalty in the face of near-fracturing of the royal family.

The mission statement of the Legions is to guard the borders of Corric territory and the lands within from domestic or foreign threats, to protect the people from tyranny, and to exercise the will of the Crown upon the nations enemies. The Armed Legions have a total strength circa 2021 of 115,156 soldiers, support staff, and civilian contractors.

Organization

The Armed Legions operate fifteen divisions, or 'Legions.' Fourteen of these Legions have a strength of around eight thousand, while the Command Legion has a strength of three thousand. The branch is headed by the Chief General of the Legions, an appointed position on the Royal Corric Defense Forces General Staff. Operational control and command of the 15th Legion is given to the Legion Marshal, the most senior commissioned officer in the service. The Legion Marshal chairs the Board of Generals, which is populated by the commanding officers of each of the Legions, and overseers administrative and operational objectives for the service. The current Chief General is Salvador Ballester, previously General of the 3rd Legion. The current Legion Marshal is Ana Isabel de Durans, the Countess Durans.

Armed Legions Structure

Division-structured units within the Armed Legions are known as Legions, while units that have between 800 and 1,800 troops are called Regiments. Units between 500 and 800 troops are called Companies. Legion-echelon maneuvers are rare in peacetime, so most Regiment and Company-level units are considered independent entities in most circumstances.

1st Infantry Legion

• Headquarters Company, 1st Infantry Leg.
• 1st Royal Rifle Regiment, 1st Infantry Leg.
• 2nd Royal Rifle Regiment, 1st Infantry Leg.
• 3rd Royal Rifle Regiment, 1st Infantry Leg.
• 1st Royal Artillery Regiment, 1st Infantry Leg.
• 1st Royal Air Defense Company, 1st Infantry Leg.
• 1st Royal Air Combat Company, 1st Infantry Leg.
• 1st Royal Infantry Logistics Company, 1st Infantry Leg.

2nd Infantry Legion

• Headquarters Company, 2nd Infantry Leg.
• 4th Royal Rifle Regiment, 2nd Infantry Leg.
• 5th Royal Rifle Regiment, 2nd Infantry Leg.
• 6th Royal Rifle Regiment, 2nd Infantry Leg.
• 2nd Royal Artillery Regiment, 2nd Infantry Leg.
• 2nd Royal Air Defense Company, 2nd Infantry Leg.
• 2nd Royal Air Combat Company, 2nd Infantry Leg.
• 2nd Royal Infantry Logistics Company, 2nd Infantry Leg.

3rd Infantry Legion

• Headquarters Company, 3rd Infantry Leg.
• 4th Royal Rifle Regiment, 3rd Infantry Leg.
• 5thRoyal Rifle Regiment, 3rd Infantry Leg.
• 6th Royal Rifle Regiment, 3rd Infantry Leg.
• 3rd Royal Artillery Regiment, 3rd Infantry Leg.
• 3rd Royal Air Defense Company, 3rd Infantry Leg.
• 3rd Royal Air Combat Company, 3rd Infantry Leg.
• 3rd Royal Infantry Logistics Company, 3rd Infantry Leg.

4th Mechanized Legion

• Headquarters Company, 4th Mechanized Leg.
• 1st Royal Armored Infantry Regiment, 4th Mechanized Leg.
• 1st Royal Mobile Infantry Regiment, 4th Mechanized Leg.
• 2nd Royal Mobile Infantry Regiment, 4th Mechanized Leg.
• 4th Royal Air Defense Company, 4th Mechanized Leg.
• 5th Royal Air Defense Company, 4th Mechanized Leg.
• 1st Royal Air Combat Regiment, 4th Mechanized Leg.
• 1st Royal Armored Infantry Logistics Company, 4th Mechanized Leg.

5th Mechanized Legion

• Headquarters Company, 5th Mechanized Leg.
• 2nd Royal Armored Infantry Regiment, 5th Mechanized Leg.
• 3rd Royal Mobile Infantry Regiment, 5th Mechanized Leg.
• 4th Royal Mobile Infantry Regiment, 5th Mechanized Leg.
• 6th Royal Air Defense Company, 5th Mechanized Leg.
• 7th Royal Air Defense Company, 5th Mechanized Leg.
• 2nd Royal Air Combat Regiment, 5th Mechanized Leg.
• 2nd Royal Armored Infantry Logistics Company, 5th Mechanized Leg.

6th Mountain Legion

• Headquarters Company, 6th Mountain Leg.
• 5th Royal Mobile Infantry Regiment, 6th Mountain Leg.
• 6th Royal Mobile Infantry Regiment, 6th Mountain Leg.
• 4th Royal Artillery Regiment, 6th Mountain Leg.
• 5th Royal Artillery Regiment, 6th Mountain Leg.
• 8th Royal Air Defense Company, 6th Mountain Leg.
• 9th Royal Air Defense Company, 6th Mountain Leg.
• 3rd Royal Air Combat Company, 6th Mountain Leg.
• 1st Royal Mountain Logistics Company, 6th Mountain Leg.
• 2nd Royal Mountain Logistics Company, 6th Mountain Leg.

7th Mountain Legion

• Headquarters Company, 7th Mountain Leg.
• 6th Royal Mobile Infantry Regiment, 7th Mountain Leg.
• 7th Royal Mobile Infantry Regiment, 7th Mountain Leg.
• 5th Royal Artillery Regiment, 7th Mountain Leg.
• 6th Royal Artillery Regiment, 7th Mountain Leg.
• 10th Royal Air Defense Company, 7th Mountain Leg.
• 11th Royal Air Defense Company, 7th Mountain Leg.
• 4th Royal Air Combat Company, 7th Mountain Leg.
• 3rd Royal Mountain Logistics Company, 7th Mountain Leg.
• 4th Royal Mountain Logistics Company, 7th Mountain Leg.

8th Mountain Legion

• Headquarters Company, 8th Mountain Leg.
• 8th Royal Mobile Infantry Regiment, 8th Mountain Leg.
• 9th Royal Mobile Infantry Regiment, 8th Mountain Leg.
• 7th Royal Artillery Regiment, 8th Mountain Leg.
• 8th Royal Artillery Regiment, 8th Mountain Leg.
• 12th Royal Air Defense Company, 8th Mountain Leg.
• 13th Royal Air Defense Company, 8th Mountain Leg.
• 5th Royal Air Combat Company, 8th Mountain Leg.
• 5th Royal Mountain Logistics Company, 8th Mountain Leg.
• 6th Royal Mountain Logistics Company, 8th Mountain Leg.

9th Armored Legion

• Headquarters Company, 9th Armored Leg.
• 1st Royal Armored Cavalry Regiment, 9th Armored Leg.
• 2nd Royal Armored Cavalry Regiment, 9th Armored Leg.
• 3rd Royal Armored Infantry Regiment, 9th Armored Leg.
• 1st Royal Armored Artillery Regiment, 9th Armored Leg.
• 14th Royal Air Defense Company, 9th Armored Leg.
• 3rd Royal Air Combat Regiment, 9th Armored Leg.
• 1st Royal Armored Logistics Regiment, 9th Armored Leg.

10th Armored Legion

• Headquarters Company, 10th Armored Leg.
• 3rd Royal Armored Cavalry Regiment, 10th Armored Leg.
• 4th Royal Armored Cavalry Regiment, 10th Armored Leg.
• 4th Royal Armored Infantry Regiment, 10th Armored Leg.
• 2nd Royal Armored Artillery Regiment, 10th Armored Leg.
• 15th Royal Air Defense Company, 10th Armored Leg.
• 4th Royal Air Combat Regiment, 10th Armored Leg.
• 2nd Royal Armored Logistics Regiment, 10th Armored Leg.

11th Special Legion

• Headquarters Regiment, 11th Special Leg.
• 1st Royal Lancer Regiment, 11th Special Leg.
• 2nd Royal Lancer Regiment, 11th Special Leg.
• 1st Royal Mounted Grenadiers, 11th Special Leg.
• 1st Royal Siege Artillery Regiment, 11th Special Leg.
• 1st Royal Air Bombardment Regiment, 11th Special Leg.
• 1st Royal Air Defense Regiment, 11th Special Leg.
• 1st Royal Special Logistics Regiment, 11th Special Leg.

12th Airborne Legion

• Headquarters Company, 12th Airborne Leg.
• 1st Royal Airborne Infantry Regiment, 12th Airborne Leg.
• 2nd Royal Airborne Infantry Regiment, 12th Airborne Leg.
• 1st Royal Parachute Infantry Regiment, 12th Airborne Leg.
• 2nd Royal Parachute Infantry Regiment, 12th Airborne Leg.
• 1st Royal Airborne Artillery Company, 12th Airborne Leg.
• 1st Royal Airborne Air Defense Company, 12th Airborne Leg.
• 1st Royal Airlift Regiment, 12th Airborne Leg.
• 2nd Royal Airlift Regiment, 12th Airborne Leg.
• 1st Royal Airborne Logistics Company, 12th Airborne Leg.

13th Support Legion

• Headquarters Regiment, 13th Support Leg.
• 1st Royal Signal Regiment, 13th Support Leg.
• 1st Royal Medical Regiment, 13th Support Leg.
• 1st Royal Chemical Regiment, 13th Support Leg.
• 1st Royal Ordinance Regiment, 13th Support Leg.
• 1st Royal Supply Regiment, 13th Support Leg.
• 1st Royal Transportation Regiment, 13th Support Leg.
• 1st Royal Military Security Regiment, 13th Support Leg.

14th Support Legion

• Headquarters Regiment, 14th Support Leg.
• 2nd Royal Signal Regiment, 14th Support Leg.
• 2nd Royal Medical Regiment, 14th Support Leg.
• 2nd Royal Chemical Regiment, 14th Support Leg.
• 2nd Royal Ordinance Regiment, 14th Support Leg.
• 2nd Royal Supply Regiment, 14th Support Leg.
• 2nd Royal Transportation Regiment, 14th Support Leg.
• 2nd Royal Military Security Regiment, 14th Support Leg.

15th Command Legion

• Descarai Headquarters Command Regiment, 15th Command Leg.
• 1st Royal Intelligence Company, 15th Command Leg.
• 1st Royal Psychology Company, 15th Command Leg.
• 1st Royal Quartermaster Company, 15th Command Leg.
• 1st Royal Cyber Company, 15th Command Leg.

Equipment

Personal Equipment

Pistols
Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Photo	Notes
Fusil 919 Granfuerza	Casilló y Réal	Semi-automatic pistol	9 mm		In service since 1956
HerCan Armas PSU	Casilló y Réal	Semi-automatic pistol	9 mm		In service with the Royal Corric Guard since 1993, the Armed Legions since 1997, the Armada and Air Cavalry since 1999.

Rifles
Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Photo	Notes
Fusil 556 AIP24	Casilló y Réal	Assault Rifle	5.56 mm		In service since 1990.
HerCan Armas RSS Modelo 1	Casilló y Réal	Assault Rifle	7.92 mm		In service since 1957, being phased out.
BMG-762-CYR	Kurikia	Bullpup rifle	5.56 mm		Purchased custom calibre shipment for testing in paratrooper units.
Fusil 1876	Casilló y Réal	Straight pull bolt-action rifle	7x57 mm		In service from 1879 to 1917. Now in use ceremonially.

Shotguns
Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Photo	Notes
Berelli Modelo 24	Casilló y Réal	Pump-action shotgun	12 gauge		In service since 1980
K-12	Kurikia	Pump-action shotgun	12 gauge		Purchased shipment for testing with paratrooper units

Special Accuracy Rifles
Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Photo	Notes
Fusil 762 RAE	Casilló y Réal	Sniper rifle	7.92 mm		In service since 1978.
MVK-308	Kurikia	Designated marksman rifle	.308		Purchased in 2021, currently being phased in.
Berelli Bandito RPA101	Casilló y Réal	Anti-materiel rifle	12.72 mm		In service since 1980.

Submachine guns
Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Photo	Notes
Berelli Bandito GL1	Casilló y Réal	Submachine gun	9 mm		In service since 1963.
Fusil ADR10	Casilló y Réal	Submachine gun	9 mm		In service since 1965.

Machine guns
Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Photo	Notes
PRODAF MG-1	Fortuna	Light machine gun	5.56 mm		Domestic derivative in service since 1974.
Fusil 556 AIP5	Casilló y Réal	Light machine gun	5.56 mm		In service since 1958, being phased out.
HerCan Armas AAPI Modelo 9	Casilló y Réal	Light machine gun	7x57 mm		In service since 1978.
HerCan Armas AAPI Modelo 3	Casilló y Réal	Machine gun	7x57 mm		In service since 1948.
M3 Brown	Fortuna	Heavy machine gun	12.72 mm		Domestic derivative in service since 1956.

Explosive Ordinance
Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Photo	Notes
Cacciatorre 3	Fortuna	Semi-disposable anti-tank rocket propelled grenade	60 mm barrel, 110 mm warhead		Domestic derivative in service since 1978.
HerCan Armas Modelo 185 PAMH	Casilló y Réal	Semi-disposable anti-tank rocket launcher	85 mm		In service since 1975, being phased out.
FIM-40 Bull	South Hills	Man-portable air-defense system	70 mm		In service since 1959, being phased out.
LGAM-84 Honeybee	Veridian Union	Man-portable air-defense system	70 mm		In service since 1983.
National Ballistic Systems ATLAW	Axdel	Anti-tank guided missile launcher	150 mm		In service since 2007.
Fusil LGA-24	Casilló y Réal	Underbarrel grenade launcher for the AIP24	40 mm		In service since 1990.
Berelli LAG-40	Casilló y Réal	Automatic grenade launcher	40 mm		In service since 1984.
Berelli LAM-61	Casilló y Réal	Infantry mortar	61 mm		In service since 1938.

Crewed Ground Platforms

Tanks
Name	Origin	Type	Number	Photo	Notes
ACB-125 SúperPuma	Cryria	Main battle tank	170		Domestically-produced and upgraded version of Cryrian Stridsvagn 122.
VB-100/3 Palanca	Casilló y Réal Axdel	Light tank version of the VB-100 armored combat chassis	58		Part of the Advanced Surface Combatant Ordinance Design modernization project

Armored Combat Platforms
Name	Origin	Type	Number	Photo	Notes
VB-100/1 Clavo	Casilló y Réal Axdel	Armoured personnel carrier version of the VB-100 armored combat chassis	240		Part of the Advanced Surface Combatant Ordinance Design modernization project
VB-100/2 Martillo	Casilló y Réal Axdel	Infantry fighting vehicle version of the VB-100 armored combat chassis	230		Part of the Advanced Surface Combatant Ordinance Design modernization project
CBI-8 Ladrillo	Casilló y Réal	Armoured personnel carrier version of the Armored Infantry Car chassis	612		Primary vehicle of mobile infantry and armored recce
CBI-9 Bloque	Casilló y Réal	Infantry fighting vehicle version of the Armored Infantry Car chassis	418		Secondary vehicle of mobile infantry and armored recce
VBD-90 Caballería	Casilló y Réal	Tank hunter	270		Anti-tank vehicle for armored recce
Bandvagn 208B	Cryria	Tracked articulated vehicle	350		Armored carrier variant of all-environment Bandvagn 208 utility vehicle
Bandvagn 206AT	Cryria	Tracked articulated vehicle	50		Anti-tank variant of all-environment Bandvagn 206 utility vehicle. Tows a trailer with 105mm recoilless rifle.

Mobility Vehicles
Name	Origin	Type	Number	Photo	Notes
VMI8 "Vimcho"	Casilló y Réal	Infantry mobility vehicle	3,300		Standard combat vehicle for infantry units.
RMEPV "Caja"	Casilló y Réal	Mine resistant ambush protected vehicle	50		Attached to expeditionary/peacekeeping units only.
PMUB-I "Pimubé"	Casilló y Réal	Armored utility modular platform	550		Infantry transport variant of the Plataforma Modularde Utilidad Blindada
Bandvagn 206I	Cryria	Tracked articulated vehicle	300		Infantry transport variant of all-environment Bandvagn 206 utility vehicle

Artillery
Name	Origin	Type	Number	Photo	Notes
155 GH 52 APU	Cryria	Towed howitzer	300		Heavy towed howitzer
100 GH MSA	Casilló y Réal	Towed howitzer	1,300		Medium towed howitzer
120 GC MSAT	Casilló y Réal	Towed anti-tank gun	1,800		Heavy towed anti-tank gun, used mostly in static defense, entrenchment, and other fortifications
PMUB-A "Pimubé"	Casilló y Réal	Self-propelled artillery	280		90mm artillery variant of the Plataforma Modularde Utilidad Blindada
VOMB R6-5	Casilló y Réal	Self-propelled multiple rocket launcher	35		60mm multiple rocket launcher system mounted to ordinance transport chassis.
Bandvagn 206-M	Cryria	Tracked articulated vehicle	80		Mortar artillery variant of the all-environment Bandvagn 206 utility vehicle.

Anti-air
Name	Origin	Type	Number	Photo	Notes
VOMB MAA-4 "Vomba"	Casilló y Réal	Self-propelled anti-aircraft missile launcher	70		Four-cell anti-aircraft missile launcher mounted to ordinance transport chassis.
Bandvagn 208-AA	Cryria	Tracked articulated vehicle	160		Anti-air missile trailer variant of the Bandvagn 208.
ITPSV-90	Cryria	Self-propelled anti-aircraft cannon	200		Imported dual 35mm autocannon SPAAG used in armored cavalry units.
M-77R "Sloppy"	Casilló y Réal	Self-propelled anti-aircraft missiles	160		Mobile armored missile system, designed for rapid reaction and deployment.
M-77C "Snoopy"	Casilló y Réal	Self-propelled anti-aircraft cannon	130		Mobile armored anti-air cannon, designed for rapid reaction and deployment.
TMSA 2005	Casilló y Réal	Towed SAM launcher	800		Air defense trailer found throughout all units
35 ITK 88	Cryria	Towed anti-air autocannon	1,700		Radar-targeted towed anti-aircraft cannons, found throughout all types of units
RBT 23	Casilló y Réal	Towed air surveillance radar	500		Radar air-surveillance trailer, used to detect targets to pass on to weapon targeting radars

Utility Vehicles
Name	Origin	Type	Number	Photo	Notes
DSC 376 "Dimito"	Casilló y Réal	Soft-skinned vehicle	5,000		General transport car
DSC 378 "Diminuto"	Casilló y Réal	Soft-skinned vehicle	3,000		General transport car
PMUB "Pimubé"	Casilló y Réal	Armored utility modular platform	4,000		Modular platform configurable into many mission packages. Includes ambulance, command, habitation, engineering, generator, radar, cargo, fuel variants.
Bandvagn 206	Cryria	Tracked articulated vehicle	2,000		All-environment amphibious vehicle system with modular trailer. Includes ambulance, command, habitation, engineering, generator, radar, cargo, fuel, minelaying, communications, combat engineering, armored recovery variants.
LAVU	Casilló y Réal	Utility truck	4,000		Standard heavy utility truck.