Naming Conventions
Rockets (not classes of rocket) are named with two word nouns (Nova-Runasker, for example), or sometimes with one word.
Classes of Rocket: one word names, no consistent meaning behind all of them just whatever sounds coolest and fits the ship best
DIVISION NAMES (77th is used as a placeholder number, it can be any number in practice)
definitions vary but here in FI they are:
light/mobile infantry means they get around by either trucks/jeeps or walking, emphasis on fast mobilization, has air assault components too.
motorized means they use trucks or essentially jeeps, soft canvas wheeled vehicles, to get around
mechanized means they use apcs and ifvs to get around, where the ifvs and cfvs support them
armored is obviously tanks
airborne is dropped from planes
air assault is dropped from helicopters
mountain is used for mountainous regions obviously
marines in FI are grouped with the 'army' and the 'marine corp' branch is for operations in-vacuum and are very different. marines do what marines do today, land on beaches and do marine stuff yk.
CNSPAC
77th Mobile Rifle Division
77th Rifle Division (Mech.)
77th Rifle Division (Motor.)
77th Armour Division
77th Airborne Division
77th Airborne Division (Air Assault)
77th Mountain Division
77th Naval Expeditionary Division
PANTA
77th Light Infantry Division
77th Mechanized Infantry Division
77th Motorized Infantry Division
77th Armored Division (sometimes add breakthrough)
77th Airborne Division
77th Rotorborne Division
77th Alpine Division
77th Marine Infantry Division
BELOW IS VERY WIP
if a space below is left blank it means it is undecided as of yet. An [ x ] means that a number or letter will go there
Attack Helicopter Designation:
CNSPAC: AC-x
PANTA:
Strategic Bomber Designation:
CNSPAC:
PANTA: YN-x
Breakthrough Engine Designation:
CNSPAC:
PANTA:
MBT Designation:
CNSPAC: Tankname Nx(x)
PANTA:
Fighting Aircraft Designation:
CNSPAC: S-x
PANTA:
IFV/CFV Designation:
CNSPAC: MA
PANTA:
Air Defense Designation:
CNSPAC: CS-x
PANTA:
Attack Helicopter Designation:
CNSPAC:
PANTA:
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