Imperial Japanistan

Current Formal Name: Co Property Sphere of the Chrysanthemum Throne.
Old Formal Name: Great Imperial Japanistan (before 1982)
Short Name: Japanistan
Term for Citizens: Japanistani
Capital: Super Mega New Tokyo

Geography

Size

Approximately 3,182,000 square kilometers (478,000km2 disputed)

Topography

Japanistan is a land of numerous large river valleys running roughly north to south through the country. The areas in-between and in particular the north and north west have extensive mountain ranges. An extensive and old drainage network of rivers and marshlands has produced numerous wide flat valleys floor. Dense forest cover outside of populated areas. Numerous small offshore islands, besides the disputed very large volcanic island New Sumatra.

Climate

Wet topical monsoon climate though with a relatively lengthy but modest eight month wet season. Four month dry season may see occasionally intensive downpours during its second half, which is intensely hot.

Society

Population: About 500 million (75 million disputed) in 2008; .91% annual growth rate in 2007. 27% urban mostly concentrated in special economic zones and technology cities. Super Mega Tokyo New-Old Tokyo metropolitan area population estimated at 37.6 million in 2007, the next ten largest cities vary between 16.7 million and 2.2 million in population. Overall density 157 people per square kilometer.

Languages: Japanistan Basic mandated for use in schools and government, all citizens required to be fluent by 1981, current estimate place the speaking population outside of New Sumatra at more then 99%. Approximately 45 significant minority languages linger in use. More then 500 languages still used on New Sumatra.

Ethnic and Regional Groups: Two main categories make up the Japanistan population, the mainland Japan-Kyrush-Chiangjap block (83 percent) and the New Sumatra groups (15 percent). Remaining groups consist of ethnic enclaves in the depths of the Japanistans mountainous regions, many of which are very old and yet now in the process of ‘Co Property’ forced urbanization which total 12 percent of the population.

Religion: Japanistans system and government and national order stem from twisted teachings of Buddhism warped into a fanatical worship of the god Emperor, and a strict code of obedience to the whims of his speakers. New Sumatra is home to a significant Christian and Islamic population. The official state doctrines of law and order, idol worship and population movement control have been likened to a religion.

Education: Government supports universal pre K through 18 age education in a multi sector public school system. All universities are free and save a handful foreign exchange institutions, also government run. Students are admitted based on merit and political requirements. Estimated 99.7% literacy rate in 2007. The Japanistani education system operates a number of military programs, including those for pilot training intended to select youth for service as young as age 14. Schools emphasis regimentation and obedience, while also demanding the highest standards. Troublemakers are ruthlessly weeded out and placed in special educational environments, training for a future of fanaticism.

Health: Modern hospitals in all cities and large urban areas, large web of relatively well equipped health clinics in rural areas. Reliable access to clean water has been a ‘national shock campaign’ goal for the last thirty year and has significantly reduced outbreaks of disease.

Economy

Salient Features: A complicated mixed economy with central planning. Restricted free enterprise is allowed both within and outside of the tech cities and special economic zones, but it is in these limited access zones that economic progress flourishes amid vast new modern complexes. Agriculture: Population growth has eaten into food surpluses amid inefficient working of collectivized land and disruptions on New Sumatra. Major crops include rice, maize, rubber, sugarcane, tobacco (banned for local consumption) and cotton. More then 50% of all forest cover has been felled to clear land. Fisheries remain important for domestic and export consumption. In recent years Japanistan has been forced to import dairy and milk products to meet a surge in demand from an emergent middle class.

Industry: Large industrial economy for both heavy and light manufacturing supported by extensive mining and construction. Railway and canal building is especially intensive for the modern age, owing to restrictions on oil fueled motor vehicles. The main centers of high technology development have been in the cities and special economic zones. Exports comprise of a diverse range of products from tanks to baby bottles all of varying quality. Certain minerals are also exported, while others must be imported to sustain development. Cement usage exceeded 830 billion metric tons in 2007.

Energy Sources: Domestic energy resources include modest oil fields, very large coal deposits and several natural gas fields. Coal to oil conversion takes place under a military subsidized program. A series of hydroelectric projects now account for a significant fraction of the total grid load. Three nuclear plants provide a minor contribution. Extensive projects have brought electricity within reach of virtually the entire countryside. Installed electrical power exceeded 260 gigawatts in 2007, of which two thirds comes from coal fired thermal power stations. Investment in renewable and additional nuclear energy has blatantly begun under the ‘Gleaming Cherry Sun’ program.

Foreign Trade:

Transportation and Communications

Railways: Main lines 132,214km standard gauge, 48,190km narrow gauge excluding industrial lines. Railways are the corner stone of internal transportation and are being expanded with the goal of reaching virtually all settlements of significance. The system has extensive double tracking and electrification over approximately 40% of route miles. The railway system has assumed almost mythical importance to the population of the cities and even the countryside as the ‘binder of Imperial progress’ which has allowed Japanistan to climb out of poverty. Extensive tram lines for passengers and freight link branch out through the cities and into the hills away from mainlines.

Roads: National highway system designed primarily of military purposes, and with relatively few paved secondary roads. Total length of paved roads 739,000km. Personal motor cars and public buses number approximately 8.2 million alongside 13 million other commercial vehicles.

Inland waterways: Extensive irrigation and shipping canal network, linking a series of dams and lock complexes. Many rivers are navigable for ships of 3,000 tons to a significant distance inland, and water transport is a vital link in the transportation chain for cargo and passengers. Several combined hydropower-lock projects are now underway. Work on the Kra canal, being built by hand across the narrowest yet also ruggedness potion of the isthmuses has drawn international attention for working conditions, and has proceeded only sporadically.

Maritime Shipping: The duel ports of Super Mega New Tokyo-Old Tokyo with the new deepwater annex are preeminent, handling 35% of imports and 25% of exports. Four other ports are designated as deepwater facilities and now maintain a 15 meter channel. 11 ports in total are licensed to handle foreign cargoes, more then eighty others operate for coastal craft. Merchant fleet includes 782 major ships over 1000 GRT totaling 8.7 million GRT.

Civil Aviation: Domestic air service to about one hundred cities and towns throughout the country. International service from seven airports including two in the Super Mega Tokyo-Old Tokyo metropolitan area.

Telecommunications: 229 million mainlines in use, 175 million cellular telephones, 371 radio stations, 11 television stations, state controlled cable and internet access. All communications subject to restriction, monitoring and termination.

Government and Politics

The 1950s postwar periods was a time of unrest and rebellion in Japanistan. Defeated but not conquered a new civilian government had been installed, but proved weak and corrupt. At the height of unrest, much of it allegedly manufactured, the civilian government was toppled out of power by a coup, and within a year the self proclaimed military junta ‘National Sunshine Council’ had obtained the rubber stamp of the Diet on a new constitution.

Officially supreme and absolute power resides was restored to the Emperor, who rule was spread to the masses through the appointed National Sunshine Council, which in turn advises the new position of Chrysanthemum Fuehrer, an appointed head of the elected Diet and defacto speaker for the government. In practice virtually all decision making authority resides with the National Sunshine Council, but to question its words is to question the rule of the mortal yet still divine Emperor of the Chrysanthemum Throne and leader of the Co Property Sphere.

Following the 1972 invasion and annexation of New Sumatra, Imperial Japanistan announced a new economic policy designed to absorb and strength the new conquest. This policy increased economic planning, and squashed personal freedoms, while simultaneously allowing for increased economic freedoms. As part of this policy the prefectures of Japanistan and New Sumatra now formally belong to the Co Property Sphere of the Chrysanthemum Throne, a term little used, and are divided into Economic Action Zones. These zones included rural Development Zones mainly charged with improving basic living conditions and infrastructure, walled off Technology Cities which engage in the highest levels of research and development, and fenced Special Economic Areas which have high concentrations of factories, particularly those involving foreign production. Movement in and out of Action Zones may be restricted, and entry into Tech Cities, practical mirrors of foreign modern urban development, is a much sought after goal.

Judiciary System

Japanistans Criminal Punishment is based around trial by a panel of judges, but jury trials may be requested or even mandated on certain subjects. An extensive but largely unarmed police and surveillance force is maintained, supported by the paramilitary Special Armed Police and the Boarder Guards. Attention is paid to both real crime and political crimes, the later of which can range from actual subversion to listening to unapproved music. Punishment by imprisonment is limited to no more then 10 years in most cases, with a regime of forced labor and indoctrination being the preferred course of action. Corporal punishment and the death penalty are both also employed, as is forced conscription into special units, particularly of lawbreaking youths.

The Military Budget and Force Structure of Imperial Japanistan

Budget

GDP in FY2008 5,000,000 millions Defense Spending GDP Percentage 7.1% Defence Budget 355,000 millions

Budget Breakdown By Service

Army Funding: 40% 142,000 millions Air Force Funding: 30% 106,500 millions Navy Funding: 15% 42,600 millions Shared Funding: 12% 42,600 millions

Budget Breakdown by Spending Type

Personal 27% 95,850 millions Operations and Maintenance 33% 117,150 millions Procurement: 19% 67,450 millions Research and Development 15% 53,250 millions Military Construction 4% 14,200 millions Dependent Housing (officers) 2% 7,100 millions

Military Manpower

Total Population 500,000,000 Potential Military Manpower 256,538,461 Age 18-49 Fit Military Manpower 201,707,100 Age 18-49 Reaching Military Age Annually 976,000 Age 18 Annual Draft Call up: 175,000

Army 2,209,741 men active, 1,564,000 organized reserves, 810,000 individual ready reserve

Air Force including strategic air defense troops 450,390 men active including strategic air defense troops and parachute forces, 101,000 organized reserves, 71,000 individual ready reserve

Navy including special naval landing force 184,203 men active including special naval landing force, 47,000 reserves

Total 2,844,334 active duty

Army Force Structure Introduction

Imperial Japanistan Army Ground Forces are distributed among the ten administrative Military Districts, including the Special Capital Zone and the New Sumatra Special Security Region. The Ground Forces in each District constitute an “Area Army”, redesignated to a “Front” in wartime when faced with actual attack. Most mobile troops are concentrated into one of several groups of forces. A Corps in the Japanistani Army is a divisional sized joining of multiple brigades amounting to a division.

Category A units are of full active strength and modern equipment, Category B units are of full active strength and older equipment, Category C units are of reduced active strength, much older equipment and large reserve components, Category D units are reserve units of no more then 1-3% active strength cadres and much older equipment.

Not quite all attachments and support units shown (screw counting radio intercept battalions ect…), and ‘modern’ is relative to Japanistani standards, not the generally superior weapons of foreign powers.

Active Army Order of Battle

Central Group of Japanistani Forces 1st Shock Army 9th Armored Infantry Division (Cat A) 14th Armored Infantry Division (Cat A) 91st Mechanized Infantry Division (Cat C) 6th Tank Division (Cat A) -1st Shock Tank Brigade -1st Shock Helicopter Brigade -1st Shock Artillery Brigade -1st Shock SSM Brigade -1st Shock Rocket Regiment -1st Shock Anti Aircraft Brigade -1st Shock Engineer Brigade -50th Pontoon Bridge Regiment -1st Shock Air Assault Battalion -1st Shock Reconnaissance Regiment -1st Shock Chemical Battalion -1st Shock Flamethrower Battalion

3rd Shock Army 15th Armored Infantry Division (Cat A) 30th Armored Infantry Division (Cat A) 8th Armored Infantry Division (Cat A) 12th Tank Division (Cat A) -3rd Shock Tank Brigade -3rd Shock Helicopter Brigade -3rd Shock Artillery Brigade -3rd Shock High Power Artillery Brigade -3rd Shock SSM Brigade -3rd Shock Rocket Regiment -3rd Shock Anti Aircraft Brigade -3rd Shock Engineer Brigade -31st Pontoon Bridge Regiment -3rd Shock Air Assault Battalion -3rd Shock Reconnaissance Regiment -3rd Shock Very Heavy Tank Regiment -3rd Shock Chemical Battalion -3rd Shock Flamethrower Battalion

10th Shock Tank Army 1st Tank Division (Cat A) 2nd Tank Division (Cat A) 11th Tank Division (Cat B) 7th Tank Division (Cat B) -10th STA Helicopter Brigade -10th STA Artillery Brigade -10th STA SSM Brigade -10th STA Rocket Regiment -10th STA Armored Mortar Regiment -10th STA Anti Aircraft Brigade -10th STA Engineer Brigade -8th Pontoon Bridge Regiment -10th STA Air Assault Battalion -10th STA Reconnaissance Regiment -10th STA Very Heavy Tank Regiment -10th STA Chemical Battalion -10th STA Flamethrower Battalion

2nd Imperial Guards Tank Army 9th Imperial Guards Tank Division (Cat A) 5th Imperial Guards Tank Division (Cat A) 14th Imperial Guards Tank Division (Cat A) 10th Imperial Guards Tank Division (Cat A) -2nd IGTA Helicopter Brigade -2nd IGTA Artillery Brigade -2nd IGTA SSM Brigade -2nd IGTA Rocket Regiment -2nd IGTA Armored Mortar Regiment -2nd IGTA Anti Aircraft Brigade -2nd IGTA Engineer Brigade -19th Pontoon Bridge Regiment -2nd IGTA Air Assault Battalion -2nd IGTA Reconnaissance Regiment -2nd IGTA Amphibious Tank Regiment -2nd IGTA Very Heavy Tank Regiment -2nd IGTA Chemical Battalion -2nd IGTA Flamethrower Battalion -2nd IGTA Special Missions Raiding Battalion

CGJF Assets

5th Artillery Division (Cat A) 1st Artillery Division (Cat C) 9th Amphibious Tank Brigade 2nd Air Assault Brigade 1st SSM Brigade 2nd SSM Brigade 10th Anti Aircraft Brigade 15th Anti Aircraft Brigade 18th Engineer Brigade 20th Pontoon Bridge Regiment 3rd Railway Bridge Brigade 9th Chemical Regiment

Eastern Group of Japanistani Forces

5th Mechanized Army 820th Mechanized Corps (Cat A) 524th Mechanized Corps (Cat B) 400th Motorized Corps (Cat C) 1st Unified Tank Corps (Cat A) -5th MA Helicopter Brigade -5th MA Artillery Brigade -5th MA SSM Brigade -5th MA Rocket Regiment -5th MA Anti Tank Regiment -5th MA Anti Aircraft Brigade -5th MA Engineer Brigade -19th Pontoon Bridge Regiment -5th MA Reconnaissance Regiment -5th MA Amphibious Tank Regiment -5th MA Chemical Battalion -5th MA Flamethrower Battalion

4th Motorized Army 18th Infantry Division (Cat B) 41st Infantry Division (Cat B) 12th Infantry Division (Cat B) 29th Infantry Division (Cat A) -4th MA Tank Brigade -4th MA Artillery Brigade -4th MA SSM Brigade -4th MA Rocket Regiment -4th MA Anti Tank Regiment -4th MA Anti Aircraft Brigade -4th MA Engineer Brigade -6th Pontoon Bridge Regiment -4th MA Reconnaissance Regiment -4th MA Amphibious Tank Regiment -4th MA Chemical Battalion -4th MA Flamethrower Battalion

7th Army 27th Light Infantry Division (Cat A) 34th Light Infantry Division (Cat A) 36th Light Infantry Division (Cat B) 44th Light Infantry Division (Cat C) -7th Army Artillery Brigade -7th Army Rocket Regiment -7th Army Anti Tank Regiment -7th Army Anti Aircraft Brigade -7th Army Engineer Brigade -12th Pontoon Bridge Regiment -7th Army Reconnaissance Regiment -7th Army Amphibious Tank Regiment -7th Army Chemical Battalion

EGJF Assets

7th Artillery Division (Cat B) 6th Amphibious Tank Brigade 4th Air Assault Brigade 9th SSM Brigade 11th Anti Aircraft Brigade 10th Engineer Brigade 22nd Pontoon Bridge Regiment 2nd Railway Bridge Brigade 8th Chemical Regiment

Northern Group of Japanistani Forces

6th Army 2nd Infantry Division (Cat A) 5th Infantry Division (Cat B) 240th Motorized Corps (Cat A) 6th Infantry Division (Cat B) -6th Army Tank Brigade -6th Army Helicopter Brigade -6th Army Artillery Brigade -6th Army SSM Brigade -6th Army Rocket Regiment -6th Army Anti Tank Regiment -6th Army Anti Aircraft Brigade -6th Army Engineer Brigade -4th Pontoon Bridge Regiment -6th Army Reconnaissance Regiment -6th Army Chemical Battalion -6th Army Flamethrower Battalion

8th Mountain Army 1st Mountain Infantry Division (Cat A) 19th Mountain Infantry Division (Cat C) -8th Army Helicopter Battalion -8th Army Mountain Artillery Brigade -8th Army Mountain Rocket Regiment -8th Army Mountain Anti Tank Regiment -8th Army Anti Aircraft Brigade -8th Army Engineer Brigade -8th Army Reconnaissance Regiment -8th Army Flamethrower Battalion -8th Army Amphibious Tank Regiment

NGJF Assets

3rd Artillery Division (Cat B) 5th Helicopter Brigade 1st Air Assault Brigade 4th SSM Brigade 9th Anti Aircraft Brigade 7th Engineer Brigade 10th Pontoon Bridge Regiment 3rd Chemical Regiment

New Sumatra Special Security Region (the place filled with insurgents)

17th Special Area Army

9th Sumatra Mobile Group 999th Motorized Corps (Cat A) 7th Infantry Division (Cat A) 33rd Infantry Division (Cat A) -9th SMG Helicopter Brigade -9th SMG Rocket Regiment -9th SMG Engineer Brigade -9th SMG Reconnaissance Regiment -9th SMG Flamethrower Battalion -9th SMG Amphibious Tank Regiment

11th Sumatra Security Army 4th Light Infantry Division (Cat B) 10th Light Infantry Division (Cat B) 17th Light Infantry Division (Cat B) 32nd Light Infantry Division (Cat B) 43rd Light Infantry Division (Cat B) -11th SSA Artillery Brigade -11th SSA Rocket Regiment -11th SSA Anti Aircraft Brigade -11th SSA Engineer Brigade -7th Pontoon Bridge Regiment -11th SSA Reconnaissance Regiment -11th SSA Amphibious Tank Regiment -11th SSA Chemical Battalion

17th SAA Assets

2nd Artillery Division (Cat C) 1st Amphibious Tank Brigade 7th Amphibious Tank Brigade 3rd Air Assault Brigade 3rd SSM Brigade 4th Anti Aircraft Brigade 3rd Engineer Brigade 5th Engineer Brigade 1st Oil Well Drilling Engineer Brigade 2nd Armored Train Regiment 3rd Armored Train Regiment 3rd Pontoon Bridge Regiment 1st Railway Bridge Brigade 10th Chemical Regiment 20th Special Missions Raiding Battalion 71st Special Missions Raiding Battalion

Centrally Controlled Active Duty Supporting Assets

Special Imperial Guard Force 100th Imperial Guards Mechanized Division (Cat A) New Samurai Emperor Escort Brigade (Cat A) 1st Armored Train Regiment 80th Very Special Missions Raiding Battalion -SIGF Anti Aircraft Brigade -SIGF Chemical Battalion

12th Heavy Army 2nd Unified Very Heavy Tank Corps (Cat A) 1st Anti Tank Corps (Cat C) -12th HA Helicopter Brigade -12th HA Armored Mortar Regiment -12th HA Rocket Regiment -12th HA Anti Aircraft Brigade -12th HA Engineer Brigade -12th HA Special Sapper Brigade -9th Pontoon Bridge Regiment -4th Railway Bridge Brigade -12th Chemical Battalion

12th Artillery Army 4th Artillery Division (Cat A) 6th Artillery Division (Cat C) 7th Special Siege Artillery Division (Cat A readiness, most equipment dates to WW2 era or before) 1st Ultra Heavy Mortar Brigade (24 x 305-914mm) 2nd Ultra Heavy Road Mobile Gun Brigade (24 x 280-355mm) 3rd Ultra Heavy Howitzer Brigade (24x 280-520mm) 4th Ultra Heavy Railway gun Brigade (20 x 355mm-533mm) 1st Ultra Colossal Railway Gun Division (3 x 80cm Dora stored disassembled, one assembled to fire shots for special celebrations from time to time ) 1st Ultra Colossal Long Range Gun Brigade (10 barrel V-3 aimed at New Sumatra, now used for trials) -2nd Anti Aircraft Brigade -7th Anti Aircraft Brigade -9th Engineer Brigade -5th Railway Bridge Brigade -7th Chemical Regiment

15th Coast Defence Army 9th Coastal Artillery Division (Cat A) 10th Coastal Artillery Division (Cat A) 14th Coastal Artillery Division (Cat B) 15th Coastal Artillery Division (Cat D) 16th Coastal Artillery Division (Cat D) 17th Coastal Artillery Division (Cat D) 18th Coastal Artillery Division (Cat D)

2nd Air Defence Group 1st Flak Tower Brigade 2nd Flak Tower Brigade 6th Anti Aircraft Brigade 12th Anti Aircraft Brigade 14th Anti Aircraft Brigade 16th Anti Aircraft Brigade

3rd Air Defence Group 18th Anti Aircraft Brigade 19th Anti Aircraft Brigade 20th Anti Aircraft Brigade 22nd Anti Aircraft Brigade 23rd Anti Aircraft Brigade 24th Anti Aircraft Brigade

1st Airborne Group 99th Parachute Infantry Corps (Cat A) 5th Air Assault Brigade 7th Air Assault Brigade 2nd Airborne Tank Brigade 2nd Attack Helicopter Brigade 7th Helicopter Brigade 8th Helicopter Brigade 17th Anti Aircraft Brigade 4th Engineer Brigade 5th Chemical Regiment 55th Special Missions Raiding Battalion 34th Special Missions Raiding Battalion 39th Special Missions Raiding Battalion

1st Engineering Group 2nd Engineering Corps 3rd Engineering Corps 4th Railroad Engineer Corps 5th Special Defence Engineering Corps

1st SSM Group 5th SSM Brigade 6th SSM Brigade 7th SSM Brigade 8th SSM Brigade 10th SSM Brigade 11th SSM Brigade 12th SSM Brigade 3rd Anti Aircraft Brigade

Army Air Command 1st Air Transport Brigade 2nd Air Transport Brigade 3rd Air Transport Brigade 4th Air Transport Brigade 5th Air Manned ISR Brigade 6th Air Unmanned ISR Brigade 7th Attack Helicopter Brigade 8th Attack Helicopter Brigade

Reserve Army Order of Battle

All equipment highly obsolete save certain air defence and anti tank missile weapons, all units category D or worse.

1 x shock tank army 4 x tank divisions + supporting assets 1 x shock army 3 x armored infantry divisions, 1 x tank division + supporting assets 1 x mechanized army 3 x mechanized corps, 1 x tank corps + supporting assets 4 x infantry army 4 x light infantry division + supporting assets each

3 x artillery divisions, 3 engineer corps + other proportional supporting assets for above forces

Imperial Japanistan Air Force Structure Introduction

For Japanistan, always an air minded nation, the uneasy truce at the end of the second Great War was won by the self sacrifice of the Divine Wind Special Attack Force, and mustard gas bombs. Foremost among these volunteers for death in Tokko attacks were the aviators of the Army and Navy Air Forces. The modern Japanistan Air Force looks to this time as one never to be repeated and yet to be honored, and maintains the highest standards for pilot selection and quality. With a population of 500 million, it is well able to accept only 1 in 250 applicants to the training program.

Operational Imperial Japanistani Air Force aircraft are deployed in one of six numbered Air Armies, one of them dedicated to training, and with aircraft intermixed on numerous air fields. Japanistan has invested heavily on creating redundant, hardened air field facilities, and maintains an extensive integrated air defense system under the Air Force subordinate Strategic Air Defence Troops.

138 x MiG 1.42 (4.5 heavy fighter) (JF-90 Violet Lightning) 103 Su-30M (2 seater multi role new built and upgraded) (JF-81 Sword Shaper) 91 x Su-30 (2 seater air defense) (JF-80 Bitter Frost) 29 x Su-27SM (multirole upgrade of basic flanker) (JF-71 Hurricane Force) 166 x Su-27S (1 seater basic flanker) (JF-70 Gale Force) 300 x Ye-155MP VG(MiG-31 variable geometry) (JI-75 Demon Queller) 100 x Su-24M2 (JA-79 Vengeful Mountain) 50 x MiG-25BM+ (JF-62 Storm Dragon) =977 high end planes

250 x Mirage 2000 (JF-68 Thunderbolt) 50 x MiG-23 (JF-50 Black Aurora) 200 x Su-17M+ (JA-66 Fire Dragon) =600 mid and low end planes

=1577 fighters total

100 x Tu-22M (JB-89 White Chrysanthemum) 80 x M-4/M-26 (JB-22 Blue Cloud and JB-221 Black Cloud) 80 x Tu-16 (JB-35 Orange Blossom) =260 bombers total

2 x Tu-126 AEW (JAEW-41 Southern Mountain) 11 x A-50 AEW (JAEW-76 Jomo Mountain) 3 x KJ-2000 AEW analogs (JAEW-89 Fox Seer) 2 x An-70 Propaganda Planes (JPE-72 Noisy Cricket) 4 x Il-76 Air Operations command planes (JCEC-76 Floating Cloud) 10 x Tu-16 Communications and Radar Jamming Planes (JBE-35 Red Blossom) 10 x M-4 Communications and Radar Jamming Planes (JBE-22 Red Cloud) 12 x An-12 Communications and Radar Jamming Planes (JCE-12 Red Shark) 12 x Su-24 Communications and Radar Jamming Planes (JAE-78 Red Mountain =66 EW specialists

20x TR-1 Multi Sensor Reconnaissance (renumbering of U-2 in real life) (JRU-25 High Soar) 3 x Il-76 MASINT (optical observation of weapons tests) (JCEM-76 Sun Range) 20 x Il-76 SIGINT (communication and radar/datalink reconassiance) (JCE-76 Howl Ears) =43 Reconnaissance

100 x An-22 tanker (JCK-22 Flying Whale) 50 x Il-78 tanker (JCK-78 Flying Cow) 50 x An-12 tanker (JCK-12 Flying Mule) =200 tanker

125 x An-12 (JC-120 Dash Hauler) 25 x An-22 (JC-22 Air Whale) 100 Il-76 (JC-76 Maple Highlifter) 35 x An-72 (JC-727 Goose Lifter 15 x An-124 (JC-124 Flying Island) =300 transports

50 x Mi-26 (JH-26 Fat Goose) 75 x EH101 (JH-101 Air Duck) 75 x Mi-17 (JH-17 Landhawk) =150 Air Force Owned helicopters

Incomplete Deployment of Majority of Key Aircraft

1st Tactical Air Army 1 x regiment (50 x JF-90 Violet Lighting fighters) 1 x regiment (45 x JF-70 Gale Force fighters) 1 x regiment (41 x JF-80 Bitter Frost interceptors) 1 x regiment (50 x JF-81 Sword Shaper trike fighters) 1 x regiment (50 x JA-79 Vengeful Mountain attack bombers)

1 x regiment (45 x JF-68 Thunderbolt fighter) 1 x regiment (45 x JF-68 Thunderbolt fighter)

1 x regiment (50 x JA-66 Fire Dragon assault planes)

1 x squadron (6 x JCE-12 Red Shark jammer) 1 x regiment (25 x JCK-78 Flying Cow tanker) 1 x regiment (25 x JH-26 Fat Goose, 25 x JH-101 Air Duck) 1 x regiment (50 x JH-17 Landhawk)

7th Tactical Air Army 1 x regiment (45 x JF-70 Gale Force fighters) 1 x regiment (45 x JF-70 Gale Force fighters) 1 x regiment (50 x JF-81 Sword Shaper strike fighters) 1 x regiment (50 x JA-79 Vengeful Mountain attack bombers)

1 x regiment (45 x JF-68 Thunderbolt fighter) 1 x regiment (45 x JF-68 Thunderbolt fighter) 1 x regiment (50 x JF-50 Black Aurora fighters

1 x regiment (50 x JA-66 Fire Dragon assault planes)

1 x squadron (6 x JCE-12 Red Shark jammer) 1 x regiment (25 x JCK-78 Flying Cow tanker) 1 x regiment (25 x JH-26 Fat Goose, 25 x JH-101 Air Duck

9th Tactical Air Army

1 x regiment (35 x JF-90 Violet Lightning fighter) 1 x regiment (45 x JF-90 Violet Lightning fighters) 1 x regiment (30 x JF-70 Gale Force and 29 x JF-71 Hurricane Force fighters) 1 x regiment (50 x JF-62 Storm Dragon high speed recon/strike fighters)

1 x regiment (50 x JA-66 Fire Dragon assault planes) 1 x regiment (50 x JA-66 Fire Dragon assault planes)

1 x regiment (20 x JRU-25 High Soar reconnaissance) 1 x regiment (25 x JH-101 Air Duck, 25 x JH-17 Landhawk)

1 x squadron (6 x JAEW-76 Jomo Mountain AEW) 1 x squadron (2 x JPE-72 Noisy Cricket Propaganda) 1 x squadron (12 x JAE-78 Red Mountain jammer) 1 x squadron (2 x JCEM-76 Sun Range MASINT) 1 x squadron (8 x JCE-76 Howl Ears SIGINT)

2nd Interceptor Air Army 22nd Interceptor Division 1 x regiments (45 x JI-75 Demon Queller interceptors) 1 x regiments (45 x JI-75 Demon Queller interceptors) 1 x regiment (45 x JF-68 Thunderbolt fighter)

33rd Interceptor Division 1 x regiments (45 x Demon Queller JI-75 interceptors) 1 x regiments (45 x Demon Queller JI-75 interceptors) 1 x regiment (50 x JF-80 Bitter Frost interceptors)

44th Interceptor Division 1 x regiments (45 x Demon Queller JI-75 interceptors) 1 x regiments (45 x Demon Queller JI-75 interceptors)

1 x squadron (2 x JAEW-41 Southern Mountain AEW) 1 x squadron (5 x JAEW-76 Jomo Mountain AEW) 1 x squadron (3 x JAEW-89 Fox Seer AEW) 1 x squadron (4 x JCEC-76 Floating Cloud command)

1 x regiment (50 x JCK-12 Flying Mule tanker)

3rd Bomber Air Army

1 x regiment (30 x JB-89 White Chrysanthemum high speed bomber) 1 x regiment (30 x JB-89 White Chrysanthemum high speed bomber) 1 x regiment (30 x JB-89 White Chrysanthemum high speed bomber)

1 x regiment (30 x JB-22 Blue Cloud bomber) 1 x regiment (30 x JB-221 Black Cloud bomber) 1 x regiment (20 x JB-221 Black Cloud bomber) 1 x squadron (10 x JBE-22 Red Cloud jammer)

1 x regiment (30 x JB-35 Orange Blossom bomber) 1 x regiment (30 x JB-35 Orange Blossom bomber) 1 x regiment (20 x JB-35 Orange Blossom bomber) 1 x squadron (10 x JBE-35 Red Blossom jammer)

1 x regiment (35 x JCK-22 Flying Whale tanker) 1 x regiment (35 x JCK-22 Flying Whale tanker) 1 x regiment (30 x JCK-22 Flying Whale tanker)

10th Training Air Army 50 various fighters and bombers not covered by above deployments 100 advanced armed twin engine jet trainers 300 basic jet trainers 150 primary trainers

Strategic Air Defence Troops These forces are besides Army Air Defence assets which are equipped more heavily with obsolete systems 300 x major fixed and semi mobile ground based early warning, military traffic control, GCI and low level surveillance radars not included in SAM units. 25 x S-300PMU/PMU-1/ PMU-2 brigades (3 battalions of 4 batteries each) 15 x S-300V/S-300VM brigades (3 battalions of 3 batteries each) 10 x F-99F Super Bomarc brigades (2 battalions of 1 battery each) 20 x S-200 brigades (3 battalions of 2 batteries each) 10 x KS-1/S-75/S-125 brigades (3 batteries each) (greatly reduced readiness) 377 x anti aircraft artillery battalions (24-48 guns each) (category D, reserve and militia manned, only a few dozen batteries near airfields and nuclear plants manned to anything like full strength and armed with modern radar and infrared directed weapons)

Navy Force Structure Introduction

Under the Terms of the 1955 Total War Preparedness Act the mission of the newly renamed Imperial Navy was no longer ocean dominance, but to protect the flank of the army and escort coastal commerce. While a while old capital ships, heavy cruisers and aircraft carriers were allowed to live on, new construction was limited to destroyers and submarines. Handfuls of old capital ships and cruisers remain, all with only token upgrades and which are kept laid up much of the year.

Ships are named by class and are real and afloat unless otherwise noted, Anchar and a Kara modified to have a full, rather then just aft S-300 battery are fictional but hardly out of line and inferior to AEGIS ships.

Navy Order of Battle

The Combined Fleet

Mobile Force Warships

Heritage Fleet

1st Carrier Division (no significant combat system upgrades) 1 x Shinano class aircraft carrier (moored helicopter tender) 1 x Shokaku class aircraft carrier (reserve) 1 x I-400 class carrier submarine

1st Reserve Battle Division (no significant combat system upgrades) 1 x Yamato class battleship (modified into Imperial yatch) 1 x Nagato class battleship (mobile guard ship in New Sumatra) 1 x Fuso class battleship (training ship) 1 x Aki class battleship(training ship) 1 x Mikasa class battleship(Combined flagship, inactive)

1st Reserve Heavy Cruiser Division (no significant combat system upgrades) 1 x Ibuki class heavy cruiser (guard ship in New Sumatra) 1 x Tone class heavy cruiser (reserve)

Modern Surface Fleet

2 x Baku class helicopter cruisers 6 x Slava class CG 4 x Kynda class CG 6 x Anchar DDGN 2 x Mod Anchar VLS DDG 4 x Shirane class helicopter destroyers 2 x Kara S-300 upgrade 5 x Kara 11 x Udaloy II DDG

5 x Mod Kashin class DDG 2 x Jiangkai class FFG 9x Jiangwei FFG 7 x Jianghu class patrol frigates 14 x Koni class patrol frigates

15 x AGI intelligence ships, several purpose built most converted from trawlers and tugs

Submarine Forces

5 x Akula III SSN 4 x Akula II SSN 7 x Akula SSN 2 x Serria III SSN 2 x Serria II SSN 2 x Serria SSN 1 x Mike SSN

7 x Victor III SSN 4 x Victor II SSN 3 x Victor I SSN 1 x Papa SSGN 5 x Modernized Yankee Sidecar equivalents SSGN 2 x Modernized Yankee Notch equvilent SSGN 8 x Echo II SSGN 1 x Echo I SSGN

15 x Kilo class SSK 9 x Tango class SSK

15 x Ming class SS 22 x Foxtrot class SS 3 x Juliet class SSG 5 x Whisky Canvas Bag class SSR (radar picket) 4 x Wuhan class SSG 3 x Whisky Long Bin class SSG 1 x Whisky Twin Cylinder class SSG 5 x Golf I class SSB 3 x Zulu V class SSB

1 x Uniform class special missions small nuclear submarine 1 x 'improve India' class ‘rescue’ submarine with auxiliary nuclear reactor 2 x India class ‘rescue’ submarines 4 x Piranya Class special mission mini submarines 1 x X-ray special missions mini nuclear submarine 24 x Sang-O class midget submarines 12 x 100 foot 50 ton capacity drug smuggling diesel subs actually manned by Special Armed Police but navy maintained.

Coastal Forces

Approximately 95 small corvettes, missile boats and above all submarine chasers, none larger or more powerful then a Nanuchka or Grisha Approximately 50 patrol and torpedo hydrofoils Approximately 300 small monohull gunboats mounting no weapons heavier then 57mm cannon

Amphibious Forces

3 x Ivan Rouge class LSD 20 x Ropucha class LST 9 x Alligator class LST 47 x Polnocny class LSM 8 x 5000 ton army logistics landing ships Various much smaller landing craft and powered barges

Air Cushion Vehicles 4 x Zubr ACV 12 x Aist ACV 7 x Lebed ACV

Auxiliary Forces

2 x Berezina class AOE 2 x AOR 8 x AO 3 x AKE 7 x AE (used to transport army and navy ammunition) 47 x mine countermeasures ships 3 x destroyer tenders 2 x submarine tenders 3 x 5000 ton minelayers 60 x assorted reserve fleet military sealift ships, mainly LASH barge carriers, RO-RO, container and dry cargo ships but also several refined fuel tankers.

Numerous non combat auxiliaries including survey ships, seagoing tugs, deep submerged vehicle support ships, armored dredges, railroad ferries and missile range instrumentation vessels.

Naval Air Forces

2 x KJ-2000 AEW analog (JAEW-89 Fox Seer) 50 x JI-75 Demon Queller interceptor 75 x JB-89 White Chrysanthemum bombers 6 x JBE-89 Red Chrysanthemum jammer planes 65 x JB-35 Orange Blossom bombers 6 x JBE-35 Red Blossom jammer planes 24 x JPBM-142 Fox Seer maritime patrol planes (Tu-142) 41 x JPM-38 Shark Hunter maritime patrol plane (Il-3 48 x ShinMaywa PS-1 flying boat patrol and air sea rescue planes 35 x JCK-22 Flying Whale tankers

Special Naval Landing Force and Fukuryu

3 x SNLF Mixed Brigade Landing Forces 2 x SNLF Mechanized Brigade Landing Forces 1 x SNLF Missile Brigade 13 x SNLF Independent Security and Landing Battalions 4 x SNLF Base Construction Brigades 3 x Fukuryu Combat Swimmer/Diver/Raider brigades 3 x Fukuryu Microsub/Human Torpedo/EMB brigade 4 x Fukuryu Reserve Special Attack Coast Defence Brigades

Small number of Specialist Construction and Accommodation/Workshop Ships for base construction units. Approximately 175 small special forces combat boats between Cyclone and Zodiac in size, predominantly small and intended for launch from other craft Approximately 100 medium special attack hydrofoil and hovercraft EMB featuring armor, ejection seats and 3000lb shaped charge plus 500lb hydrostatic charge warhead for active units, considered insane by world Approximately 1,000 small special attack EMB with 500lb hydrostatic charges and primitive stealth features for reserve units Approximately 50 x ‘Italian Pig Style’ manned torpedoes Approximately 25 x Marder manned torpedoes Approximately 25 x Kairyu ultra small torpedo armed submarines Approximately 10 x X-craft midget submarines

Imperial Japanistani Paramilitary and Militia Forces Introduction

Funded and organized outside the direct lines of military command and control are the paramilitary and militia forces. These forces have the mission of aiding the training and selection of youth for regular service, overseeing civil defence, assisting the military in local operations and generally providing for the proper moral guidance and national military spirit of the Japanistani Imperial subject

Imperial Militia

Japanistani Organized Militia training consists of a 3 week course normally taught on various weekends over two years, followed by one half day per year of drill until age 49. The organized militia has roll slots for 6.4 million members and is maintained at full strength, with slots normally being prized and passed down through families. The Active Militia consist mainly of some 400,000 personal trained to higher standards to act as wartime civil defence wardens, and who attend 2 days of training per year besides staging periodic drills in conjunction with other civil defence forces. The unorganized militia theoretically comprises of all Japanistani military manpower not under arms already, more then 300 million persons.

Imperial Youth Air Corps

Working with children from 14-24 the Youth Air Corps exists to avoid the mistakes of the last war and ensure the nation has a large supply of trained pilots in reserve, while also feeding the best it can find into active duty. The Air Corps has also been known to fly quasi military surveillance flights besides flight demonstrations, and unofficially to even train children as young as 15 in dive bombing tactics. Even more disturbingly the YAC has been observed flying its An-2 aircraft on crop dusting missions, but the real point of these flights is thought to be chemical warfare training. Several dozen detachments of the YAC are found in school districts across mainland Japanistan

25 x light twin prop transports 100 x light single prop An-2 transports 25 x advanced jet trainers 175 x jet trainers 450 x primary trainers

Young Sea Dragons

Often billed as a sort of ‘navy sports and school’ program, the Young Sea Dragons identifies naval command candidates for the Fukuryu and Fukuryu Reserve, and trains youth in various combat tactics. This including training with explosive motor boats and manned torpedoes. The children are also used to help maintain and upkeep Japanistans expansive but largely unmanned coast artillery arsenal, pulling out weeds, repainting barrels and even counting ammunition stocks. Some criticisms have emerged of the Young Sea Dragons following the drowning deaths of six boys in a single swimming exercise staged during a storm but the organization remains popular in a nation that beloved its once glorious ocean war fleet.

Special Armed Police/Boarder Guards

Working alongside the Army Kempeitai military police and the Tokeitai naval police the Special Armed Police are the primary national level law enforcement and repression tool of Japanistani government. The Special Armed Police have several branches, handling subversion, criminality and other tasks, and offices located throughout Japanistan. Forces range from large riot police regiments to hand picked assassins and individual detective enforcers. As the New Sumatran situation has becoming less conventional SAP presence on the island has been increased dramatically while Army deployments are scaled back. The Boarder Guards are a branch of the SAP but practically amount to a separate service. They guard the sea and land frontiers of Japanistan, and customs checkpoints.

Jointly the SAP and Boarder guards operate a variety of ISR aircraft, light transports, hydrofoils, helicopters and gunboats as large as 4,000 tons with a twin 130mm mount but no missiles heavier then MANPADS and tube fired heavy ATGMs