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The Ejercito del los Estados Confederados is the land combat arm of the Confederate States of Latin America. It operates large expeditionary, and fixed land forces to accomplish its mission of defending the interests, allies, people, and Constitution of the ECAL.

The Commander-in-Chief of the Army is President Michelle Bachelet. She controls the Army through the Secretary of Defence (Ramon Diaz), who in turn works through the Seceretary of the Army (Pedro Alvirez).

The Army has tended to be neglected by the government, being relegated to using obsolete equipment. The EEC, for example, retired its last M4 Sherman tanks in 1979. The Army still has large numbers of AMX-30 tanks, and UH-1 helicopters. Since the late 1970's the Army has gradually modernised, and indigenous equipment was introduced. Today it is regarded as a highly advanced Army. The Army has persued technological advancement in a curious way. While a lot of its capital equipment is quite old, Latin America has kept ahead of most of the world on network centric warfare, and battlefield management.

The Army's military commander is General de Ejercito Roberto Rodriguez.

Contents 1 Combat Divisions 2 Deployments 3 Special Forces 3.1 Agrupacion de Fuerzas de Operaciones Especiales 3.2 Batallon de Fuerzas Contraterroristas 3.3 Regimientos de Comandos 3.4 Unidad de Cazadores Especiales 4 Combat Division Types 4.1 Amoured Division 4.2 Mechanised Division 4.3 Airborne Division 4.4 Air-Mobile Division 4.5 Infantry Division 5 Administrative/Technical/Support Corps 5.1 Medical 5.2 Administrative 5.3 Combat Support 5.4 Military Training, Development, and Evaluation 6 Army Equipment 6.1 Small Arms 6.1.1 Handguns 6.1.2 Submachine Guns 6.1.3 Rifles/Carbines 6.1.4 Machine Guns 6.1.5 Sniper Rifles 6.1.6 Grenade Launchers 6.1.7 Heavy Weapons 6.1.8 Other 6.2 Vehicles 6.2.1 Tanks 6.2.2 Reconnaissance Vehicles 6.2.3 Weapon Carriers 6.2.4 Armoured Personnel Carriers 6.2.5 Combat Support Vehicles 6.3 Artillery/Air Defence 6.3.1 Guns/Howitzers 6.3.2 Mortars 6.3.3 Rocket/Missile Artillery 6.3.4 Air Defence 6.4 Helicopters 6.4.1 Training 6.4.2 Attack/Reconnaissance 6.4.3 Utility/Transport 6.5 Fixed Wing Aircraft 6.5.1 Utility 6.5.2 Reconnaissance 6.5.3 Attack 6.5.4 UAV 6.6 Aerial Missiles 7 Unforms 7.1 Service Uniforms 7.2 Combat Uniforms 7.2.1 Woodland 7.2.2 Desert 7.3 New Combat Uniforms 7.3.1 Woodland Digital 7.3.2 Desert Digital 8 Rank Insignia 8.1 Officers 8.2 Enlisted Men 8.3 Normal Positions for each rank

Combat Divisions

• 7 Armoured Divisions
• 9 Mechanised Divisions
• 15 Infantry Divisions
• 2 Airborne Divisions
• 3 Air-Mobile Divisions
• 6 Reserve Infantry Divisions
• 2 Reserve Mechanised Divisions

Deployments

• 1st Army
  • I Corps (4 Divisions)
    • Defence of Panama and the Canal Zone
  • II Corps (3 Divisions)
    • Defence of Colombia
• 2nd Army
  • III Corps, IV Corps, and V Corps (9 Divisions)
    • Brazilian border
• 3rd Army
  • VI Corps (3 Divisions)
    • Europe (UK)
• 4th Army
  • VII Corps (3 Divisions)
    • Colombia (FARC)
    • Peru (Shining Path)
  • IX Corps (2 Divisions)
    • Rest of country
• 5th Army
  • X Corps (Strategic Deployment Reserve, 3 Divisions)
    • Airborne Division
    • Air-Mobile Division
    • Infantry Division
  • XI Corps (Strategic Deployment Reserve, 3 Divisions)
    • Airborne Division
    • Air-Mobile Division
    • Infantry Division
• 6th Army
  • XII Corps (Reinforcement Corps, 3 Divisions)
  • XIII Corps (Reinforcement Corps, 3 Divisions)

Special Forces

The EEC has several special operations forces in its Special Forces Command (Comando de Fuerzas Especiales). The EEC identifies four distinct types of special operations force. Long range raiding forces, counter terrorist forces, long range reconnaissance units, and "foreign internal defence". The latter means aiding, leading, advising, and training foreign military forces (either regular or irregular), as well as preserving the direct action capability of other special military units.

Agrupacion de Fuerzas de Operaciones Especiales

The Agrupacion de Fuerzas de Operaciones Especiales (Special Operatinos Forces Group) is primarily "foriegn internal defence" unit. It consists of a six groups (Grupos de Operaciones Especiales). This unit is comprable to the Green Berets in the 1960's.

Batallon de Fuerzas Contraterroristas

The BFC is a counter terrorist unit. They are stationed in team groups around the ECAL and are ready to respond to any emergency. It is comprable to Delta Force.

Regimientos de Comandos

The two Commando Regiments is a raiding unit. They perform raids in strength against objectives behind enemy lines. It is comprable to the US Ranger Battalions.

Unidad de Cazadores Especiales

The Unidad de Cazadores Especiales (Unit of Speical Hunters) is a long range reconnaissance, intelligence gathering, and surgical strike unit. It is comprable to the British SAS.

Combat Division Types

Amoured Division

This type of division is the heaviest in the Army. It is intended to be used at the most difficult spots in both attack and defence. The weight of equipment fielded by this division however, means that its role is mainly defensive.

Mechanised Division

The Medium Cavalry Division has a similar organisation to the Armoured Division. The difference is at the Brigade level, in that where the Armoured Brigade has 3 Armoured Regiments, and 2 Infantry Battalions, the Mechanised Brigade has 3 Infantry Battalions, and 2 Armoured Battalions.

Airborne Division

Together with the Infanteri­a de Marina de los Estados Confederados, the Ejercito del los EC's Airborne Divisions form a rapid reaction force. With recent expansions, the Army can afford to keep one Brigade from each division on 24-hour standby for operations anywhere in the world. To facilitate quick operation, Airborne Divisions are always based on or near Fuerza Aerea de los Estados Confederados Bases. The standby Brigade is located on an Fuerza Aerea de los Estados Confederados Base. Until 1999, the Airborne Division was the only type of division not to have the ability to deploy nuclear missiles, from 1999 onwards, Airborne Divisions received A-TACM's which can be fired from HIMARS.

Air-Mobile Division

The Air-Mobile Division is designed to have tactical mobility by helicopter. The division is basically the same as a light infantry division at the lower levels, differences include far more helicopters allocated to the Brigade, few armoured vehicles.

Infantry Division

The Infantry Division is the second-most deployable division type in the Army. It is similar to an airborne division, except that it possesses aircraft, and more vehicles. This division has a high degree of capability of counter-insurgency capability.

Administrative/Technical/Support Corps

Medical

These corps provide all medical services, combat and non-combat, to all personnel of the EEC, as well as all animals owned by the EEC.

• EEC Cuerpo de la Medicina
• EEC Cuerpo Veterinario
• EEC Cuerpo de la Odontologi­a
• EEC Cuerpo de la Psicologi­a
• EEC Cuerpo del Oficio de Enfermera
• EEC Cuerpo de Servicios Medicos
• EEC Cuerpo de Especialistas Medicos

Administrative

These corps facilitate the smooth running of the EEC. Some units send personnel to support combat units.

• EEC Cuerpo de las Finanzas
• EEC Cuerpo del Ayudante-General
• EEC Cuerpo del Juzgar-Abogar-General
• EEC Cuerpo del Inspector-General
• EEC Cuerpo de la Educacion
• EEC Cuerpo de Capellanes

Combat Support

These corps provide personnel to combat units in order to provide specialist support.

• EEC Cuerpo del Polici­a Militar
• EEC Cuerpo de Ingenieros Electricos e Industriales
• EEC Cuerpo de la Inteligencia
• EEC Cuerpo de Senales (also fits into the Military Training, Development, and Evaluation category)
• EEC Cuerpo de Intendentes
• EEC Cuerpo del Transporte
• EEC Cuerpo de Municiones (also fits into the Military Training, Development, and Evaluation category)
• EEC Cuerpo de la Defensa Qui­mica

Military Training, Development, and Evaluation

These Corps deal with training combat personnel, evaluating the performance of personnel and systems, developing new systems, evaluation new systems, and developing and evaluating upgrades for older systems.

• EEC Cuerpo de la Infanteri­a
• EEC Cuerpo de la Armadura
• EEC Cuerpo de la Aviacion
• EEC Cuerpo de Misiles

Army Equipment

The EEC acquires its equipment from a variety of sources, much is also produced domestically.

Small Arms

[N.B. These small arms are common throughout the Armed Forces]

Handguns

• FN High Power 9mm Pistol
• Glock 17 9mm Pistol (Special Forces)
• High Standard HDM .22LR Suppressed Pistol (Special Forces)
• Ruger Mk. II .22LR Suppressed Pistol (Special Forces)

Submachine Guns

• FMK-3 9mm Sub-Machine Gun
• FAMAE S.A.F. 9mm Sub-Machine Gun
  • FAMAE Mini S.A.F. 9mm Sub-Machine Gun
• Uzi 9mm Sub-Machine Gun
• L34A1 Sterling 9mm Suppressed Sub-Machine Gun (Special Forces)
• MP5A5 9mm Sub-Machine Gun (Special Forces)
  • MP5SD6 9mm Suppressed Sub-Machine Gun (Special Forces)
  • MP5K 9mm Sub-Machine Gun (Special Forces)
  • MP5K-PDW 9mm Sub-Machine Gun (Special Forces)
• MAC-10 .45ACP Sub-Machine Gun (Special Forces)
• MAC-11 9mm Short Sub-Machine Gun (Special Forces)

Rifles/Carbines

• FN FAL 7.62mm Rifle
• HK G3 7.62mm Rifle (Special Forces)
• Galil 5.56mm Rifle
  • Galil SAR 5.56mm Carbine
  • Micro Galil MAR 5.56mm Carbine
• HK 53 5.56mm Carbine (Special Forces)
• M4A5 5.56mm Carbine (Special Forces)
• Colt Commando 5.56mm Carbine (Special Forces)

Machine Guns

• FN FALO 7.62mm Light Machine Gun
• HK21 7.62mm Light Machine Gun (Special Forces)
• FN Minimi 5.56mm Light Machine Gun
• FN MAG 7.62mm General-Purpose Machine Gun
• M2 QCHB 12.7mm Heavy Machine Gun
• M134D 7.62mm Minigun

Sniper Rifles

• M-21 7.62mm Sniper Rifle
• M-24 7.62mm Sniper Rifle
• Galil Sniper 7.62mm Sniper Rifle
• AI: AS50 12.7mm Sniper Rifle
• Barrett M82 12.7mm Sniper Rifle

Grenade Launchers

• Mk. 19 mod. 3 40mm Automatic Grenade Launcher
• Milkor MGL-140 40mm Grenade Launcher
• M203 40mm Grenade Launcher
• M79 40mm Grenade Launcher

Heavy Weapons

• RPG-7V/D 40mm Rocket Propelled Grenade Launcher
• M72 66mm Rocket Launcher
• B-300 83mm Shoulder-launched Multipurpose Assault Weapon
• Carl-Gustav M3 84mm Recoilless Rifle
• MILAN Anti-Tank Missile
• Spike-MR Anti-Tank Missile [1]
• Spike-LR Anti-Tank Missile
• Spike-SR Light Anti-Armour Missile
• FIM-92 Stinger Man-Portable SAM

Other

• Remington 870 12ga. Shotgun

Vehicles

Tanks

• TLAB Valeroso Main Battle Tank (TALB: Tanque Latinoamericano Batalla, English: Latin American Battle Tank) [2]
  • VPRT (Vehiculo Pesado Recuperador Tanques) Valeroso Recovery Vehicle
  • VPLI (Vehiculo Pesado Para la Ingenieri­a) Valeroso Armoured Engineering Vehicle
  • VPLP (Vehiculo Pesado Lanza el Puente) Valeroso Armoured Vehicle-Launched Bridge
• AMX 30 Main Battle Tank
  • AMX 30 EBG armoured engineering vehicle
  • AMX-30 Bridge bridgelaying engineer vehicle
  • AMX 30 ROLAND Roland ground-air missile system
  • AMX 30 D repair tank
• TLAN Patagon (modernised SK-105 Kurassier)
• SK-105 Kurassier
• TLAM (Tanque Latinoamericano Mediano, Latin American Medium Tank)

Reconnaissance Vehicles

• CVR(T) Sabre
• CVR(T) Scimitar
• Cadillac Gage V-150 Commando

Weapon Carriers

• VBC-90
• Wiesel
  • Wiesel 1 [HOT]
  • Wiesel MK20 Cannon Carrier
  • Wiesel 2 [Command]
  • Wiesel 2 [120mm Mortar]
  • Ozelot SRAD
  • Ozelot Radar/Command Post
• M50 Ontos

Armoured Personnel Carriers

• VCTP Family
  • VCTP (Spanish: Vehiculo Combate y Transporte Personal) Infantry fighting vehicle
  • VCTM (Spanish: Vehiculo Combate Transporte Mortero) Self-propelled morter
    • AMOS
  • VCA (Spanish: Vehiculo Combate Artilleria) Self-propelled artillery [3]
  • VCPC (Spanish: Vehiculo de Combate Puesto de Mando) Command Post vehicle
  • VCRT (Spanish: Vehiculo de Combate Recuperador Tanques) Armoured recovery vehicle ARV
  • VCDT (Spanish: Vehiculo de Combate de Direccion Tiro) Self-propelled artillery Fire direction & control
  • VCDA (Spanish: Vehiculo de Combate de Defensa Aerea) Air-defence variant
  • VCAT (Spanish: Vehiculo de Combate Antitanque) Anti tank vehicle
    • A TLAM fitted with the Lancelot Turret System for HOT missiles.
• Vehicule de l'Avant Blinde (VAB) (N.B. All Latin American VAB's are 6x6)
  • VAB VTT 6x6 Armoured Personnel Carrier
  • VAB VCI Light Fire Support Vehicle
  • VAB Stinger (equipped with twin 20mm cannon, 4 Stinger missiles, with a pulse doppler surveillence radar)
  • VAB VOA Artillery observation vehicle
  • VAB RATAC Radar Artillery target acquisition vehicle
  • VAB RASIT Reconnaissance vehicle, carries the RASIT ground surveillance radar
  • VAB PC Command vehicle
  • VAB SIR Digital regimental C4ISTAR information system
  • VAB Bromure Electronic warfare vehicle
  • VAB Echelon Maintenance and repair vehicle
  • VAB Genie Engineering vehicle
  • VCAC UTM800 Tank destroyer
  • VTM 120 Mortar towing vehicle, can carry 70 bombs for the Thomson-Brandt 120mm mortar
  • VPM 81 Mortar carrier with an 81mm mortar firing through a roof opening
  • VAB SAN Armoured ambulance
  • VAB Reco NBC reconnaissance vehicle
  • VAB ATLAS Artillery fire command and control vehicle
• BvS 206
• BvS 210
• RG-31 Nyala

Combat Support Vehicles

• FV180 Combat Engineer Tractor
• M548 6 ton tracked cargo carrier
• HMMWV
  • M998 Cargo/Troop
  • M1025 Armament Carrier, Armored
  • M966 HMMWV MILAN Armored (Guardia Nacional only)
  • M996 Mini-Ambulance, Armored
  • M997 Maxi-Ambulance, Armored
  • M1026 Armament Carrier, Armored W/W
  • M1035 Soft-Top Ambulance
  • M1036 MILAN Armored W/W (Guardia Nacional only)
  • M1037 S-250 Shelter Carrier
  • M1038 Cargo/Troop Carrier W/W
  • M1042 S-250 Shelter Carrier W/W
  • M1043 Armament Carrier, Up-Armored (Guardia Nacional only)
  • M1044 Armament Carrier, Up-Armored W/W (Guardia Nacional only)
  • M1045 MILAN Up-Armored Armor (Guardia Nacional only)
  • M1046 MILAN Up-Armored Armor W/W (Guardia Nacional only)
  • M1069 Tractor for OTO Melara Mod 56 105mm Pack Howitzer
  • M1097 Heavy
• Armoured HMMWV (Military Police, and other selected units only)
  • M1114 Up-Armored Armament Carrier
  • M1116 Up-Armored HMMWV
  • M1123 Heavy
  • M1121 MILAN Armored
  • M1151 Up-Armored Capable HMMWV
  • M1152 Up-Armored Capable HMMWV
• Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles
  • M1078 standard cargo truck
  • M1079 shop van configuration
  • M1081 standard cargo LVAD, 2.5 ton capacity, air-droppable
  • M1083 standard cargo truck, 5 ton payload
  • M1084 standard cargo truck, 5 ton payload, with materiel handling equipment
  • M1085 Long Wheel Base (LWB) truck (extended cargo bed to carry ISO Containers)
  • M1086 Long Wheel Base (LWB) truck with materiel handling equipment
  • M1087 Expandable Van
  • M1088 tractor truck
  • M1089 wrecker
  • M1090 dump truck
  • M1091 fuel/water tanker, 1500 gallons
  • M1093 Standard Cargo Truck, LVAD, 5 ton capacity, air-droppable
  • M1094 dump truck, LVAD, air-droppable
• M35 Series 2 1/2 ton 6x6 Truck
  • M35 Truck, Cargo, 2 1/2-ton, 6x6, with or w/o winch
  • M35C Truck, Cargo, 2 1/2-ton, 6x6, drop side, with or w/o winch
  • M36 Truck, Cargo, 2 1/2-ton, 6x6, XLWB, with or w/o winch
  • M46C Truck, Chassis, 2 1/2-ton, 6x6, with or w/o winch
  • M47 Truck, Dump Truck Chassis
  • M48 Truck, Tractor
  • M49C Truck, Tank, 2 1/2-ton, 6x6, Fuel Servicing, with or w/o winch
  • M50 Truck, Tank, 2 1/2-ton, 6x6, Water, 1000 gal., with or w/o winch
  • M57 Truck Chassis
  • M59 Truck, Dump
  • M60 Truck, Wrecker, Light
  • M108 Truck, Crane, 2 1/2 ton, 6x6
  • M109 Truck, Van, 2 1/2-ton, 6x6, Shop, with or w/o winch
  • M132 Truck, Medical Van
  • M185 Truck, Van, 2 1/2-ton, 6x6, Shop Repair, w/o winch
  • M275 Truck, Tractor, 2 1/2-ton, 6x6, w/low mtd 5th wheel, with or w/o winch
  • M292 Truck, Van, 2 1/2-ton, 6x6, Expansible, w/hydraulic liftgate, w/LD 465 Engine
  • M342 Truck, Dump, 2 1/2-ton, 6x6, with or w/o winch. Replaces M47, M59, M215
  • M756 Truck, Maintenance, 2 1/2-ton, 6x6, Pipeline Construction, with winch
  • M763 Truck, Maintenance, Telephone
  • M764 Truck, Maintenance, 2 1/2-ton, 6x6, Earth-boring Machine & Pole Setter, with winch
• M939 Series 5 ton 6x6 Truck
  • M923 Basic cargo/transport truck with a soft-top cab
  • M925 Same as the M923, w/winch
  • M927 Extended-body version of the M-923
  • M928 Same as the M927, w/winch
  • M929 Dump truck
  • M930 Same as the M929, w/winch
  • M931 Tractor-trailer truck
  • M932 Same as the M931, w/winch
  • M934 Enclosed van body, often used as a mobile command post 215 in (546 cm) Extra Long Wheelbase (XLWB)
  • M936 Crane truck
• Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck (HEMTT)
• M977 Truck, Cargo: 10-Ton, 8x8 with Materiel Handling Crane
  • M978 Truck, Tank: 10-Ton, 8x8, Fuel Servicing, 8x8 2500 gallon
  • M983 Truck, Tractor: 10-Ton, 8x8
  • M984 Truck, Wrecker: 10-Ton, Recovery, 8x8
  • M985 Truck, Cargo: 10-Ton, 8x8 with HD Materiel Handling Crane
  • M1120 HEMTT Load Handling System (LHS)
  • M1977 HEMTT Common Bridge Transporter (CBT)
• Palletised Load System
  • M1074 Truck, Palletized Loading, 10x10 w/MHC & 20K winch
  • M1076 Palletized Load System Trailer (PLST)
• M-1070 Heavy Transporter Truck & M-1000 Trailer
• M-915 Series Heavy Trucks
  • M-918 Bituminous Distributor Truck
  • M-919 Truck, Concrete Mobile Mixer
  • M920 Truck, Tractor MET, 8x6 w/winch
  • M-917 20-Ton Dump Truck
  • M915 Truck, Tractor, Line Haul
  • M-916 Light Equipment Transporter
• Non-Tactical Vehicles
  • Vehicles designed for the civilian market are leased by the Ministry of Defence to free up tactical vehciels. Types of vehicles thus leased include:
    • Sedans
    • Station-wagons
    • Mini-Vans
    • People Movers
    • SUV's
    • Luxury Sedans (as staff cars)
    • Utility Vehicles
    • Light Commercial Trucks
  • Vehicles designed for specialist roles are typically purchased
    • Airfield fuel trucks
    • Semi-trailer trucks
    • Firefighting vehicles
    • Coaches

Artillery/Air Defence

Guns/Howitzers

• M101 105 mm Howitzer
• OTO Melara Mod 56 105mm Pack Howitzer
• CITER 155mm L45 Howitzer
• CITER 155mm L52 Howitzer
• VCA (Spanish: Vehiculo Combate Artilleria) 155mm Self Propelled Gun
• AMX 30 AuF1 155mm Self Propelled Gun
• M107 107mm Self Propelled Gun

Mortars

• M224 60mm Mortar
• L16 81mm Mortar
• Soltam M-65 120mm Mortar

Rocket/Missile Artillery

• Pluton
• M270 MRLS
  • M26 Rocket
  • M29 Rocket
  • M30 Guided MLRS
  • M31 Unitary Guided MLRS
  • M135A Rocket (Binary VX nerve agent submunition warhead)
  • M135B Rocket (Binary Sarin nerve agent submunition warhead)
  • MGM-140 ATACMS
  • MGM-168 ATAMCS Block IVA
• M142 HIMARS
  • M26 Rocket
  • M29 Rocket
  • M30 Guided MLRS
  • M31 Unitary Guided MLRS
  • M135A Rocket (Binary VX nerve agent submunition warhead)
  • M135B Rocket (Binary Sarin nerve agent submunition warhead)
  • MGM-140 ATACMS
  • MGM-168 ATAMCS Block IVA

Air Defence

• FIM-92 Stinger
  • Ozelot (4 FIM-92)
  • VAB Stinger (4 FIM-92 with 2 20mm cannon)
• ROLAND
  • AMX-30 ROLAND
  • M997 10t 8x8 Truck
• Cobra-1 Close Range SAM/Gun System
  • VCDA (Spanish: Vehiculo de Combate de Defensa Aerea) Air-defence variant
• MIM-23 HAWK
  • M-192 Launcher Trailer
  • M-727 Tracked Launcher
• MIM-120 SLAMRAAM
  • HAWK AMRAAM system - mounted on M-192 Launcher Trailer
  • HAWK AMRAAM system - M-727 Tracked Launcher)
• Cobra-2 Medium Range VL-SAM
  • M270 Chassis
• MIM-104 Patriot

Helicopters

Training

• Aerospatiale SA-315 Lama

Attack/Reconnaissance

• MBB Bo 105P/PAH-1A1
• Westland WAH-64D Apache
• Westland WAH-64D Longbow Apache
  • N.B. About 1/3 of EEC Apaches have the Longbow radar, though the number is increasingly slowly)

Utility/Transport

• MBB Bo 105M
• Bell UH-1H Iroquois
• Bell UH-1V Iroquois
• Bell UH-1HP Huey II
• Bell 212
• Westland Lynx AH.9
• Westland Commando
• Aerospatiale SA-330 Puma
• Eurocopter AS-532AL Cougar
• Boeing CH-47 Chinook

Fixed Wing Aircraft

Utility

• Cessna U-27 Caravan
• Pilatus PC-6 Turbo Porter

Reconnaissance

• Grumman OV-1D Mohawk

Attack

• Embraer A-29B Super Tucano
• FMA IA-58 Pucara

UAV

• Luna UAV [4] (Brigade level UAV)
• Micro V UAV [5] (Batallion level UAV)
• Casper 250 [6] (Company level UAV)

Aerial Missiles

• AIM-92 Air Launched Stinger
• HOT Anti Tank Missile
• AGM-114 Hellfire
  • AGM-114K Hellfire II
  • AGM-114L Longbow Hellfire
  • AGM-114M Hellfire II
  • AGM-114N Hellfire II
• CRV7 Unguided Rocket

Unforms

Service Uniforms

The EEC's Service and Ceremonial Uniform is of a conventional design, and consists of a dark khaki jacket, trousers, and tie, with a khaki shirt. In warmer weather the jacket is discarded. For ceremonial occasions, medals are worn, and the standard peaked cap can be replaced with a steel helmet. For summer ceremonial occasions, a white linen jacket is worn over a white shirt andblack tie.

Combat Uniforms

The EEC's Combat Uniform (which is also the working uniform of the Air Force is the BDU uniform. It comes in two patterns, woodland , and desert.

Woodland

Desert

New Combat Uniforms

The BDU uniforms have been in service since the early 1980's, and are being replaced with a modern fractal camouflage uniform.

Woodland Digital

Desert Digital

Rank Insignia

Officers

Enlisted Men

Normal Positions for each rank

Rank	Position
Capitan General	Chief of the Defence Staff
General	Vice Chief of the Defence Staff Chief of the General Staff Chief of Operations
Teniente General	General Officer Commanding a major command
General de Division	Division Commander
General de Brigada	Brigade Commander
Coronel	Officer Commanding a Regiment
Teniente Coronel	Battalion Commanding Officer
Mayor	Company Commander Battalion Adjutant
Capitan	Company Executive Officer
Teniente	Platoon Leader
Segundo Teniente	Platoon Executive Officer

Confederate States of Latin America
General: Confederate States of Latin America, Economy of the ECAL, Justice and Law in the ECAL, President Michelle Bachelet, Presidency
Political: Partido Republicano Constitucional, Partido Laborista Socialista, Partido de la Democracia Cristiana
Military: Fuerzas Armadas, Armada, Ejercito, Fuerza Aerea, Infanteria de Marina, Guardia Nacional
Military Aircraft: FMA SAIAL 90, A-4AL Fightinghawk
Armoured Vehicles: TLAM Medium Tank, TLAP Main Battle Tank
Warships: Ship Profiles, Ardiente and Valeroso class destoyers