Umbrella's Armaments List

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INFANTRY:

Basic Rifle UBCS Infantry:

Current Numbers: 78,407

Each Squad contains 4 soldiers. U.B.C.S.Soldiers are armed with weapons intended for military use. The standard rifle is the M4A1, with no accessories. The standard sidearm was the SIG Pro SP2009, though some mercenaries are known to have possessed STI Eagle 6.0s.

In keeping with their important and dangerous role in anti-B.O.W. combat, U.B.C.S. soldiers wore military-grade tactical gear. The standard uniform consisted of black combat boots; beige-colored fatigue pants; a green fatigue shirt, and webbing over the shirt to carry equipment. The U.B.C.S. emblem was imprinted on the back of their uniform as a further means of identification. Individuals had freedom to customise elements of uniform such as shirt length. Only officers are known to have worn the U.B.C.S. green beret. Soldiers working near water were provided with orange life jackets carrying the U.B.C.S. insignia.

Some soldiers are known to have carried their pistols in drop-leg holsters, whereas others used a cross-draw holster attached onto their webbing.

 

Elite U.S.S Squad:

Current Numbers: Classified

The standard weapon used by the U.S.S. is the Heckler & Koch MP5 Sub-Machine Gun. Although they have been known to use other weapons such as pistols, with HUNK having his own special handgun, which he nicknamed Matilda.

 

Basic Missile Squad:

Current Numbers: 5,000

These two man teams are armed with FGM-90 shoulder mounted missile launchers that can be employed against armour, structures and aircraft thanks to the weapon's limited tracking ability..

In keeping with their important and dangerous role in anti-B.O.W. combat, U.B.C.S. Missile Squads wore military-grade tactical gear. The standard uniform consisted of black combat boots; beige-colored fatigue pants; a green fatigue shirt, and webbing over the shirt to carry equipment. The U.B.C.S. emblem was imprinted on the back of their uniform as a further means of identification. Individuals had freedom to customise elements of uniform such as shirt length. Only officers are known to have worn the U.B.C.S. green beret. Soldiers working near water were provided with orange life jackets carrying the U.B.C.S. insignia.

 

U.S.S Sniper Squad:

Current Numbers: 4,350

A two-man team, one member carries a Barrett M82, while the other carries a M4A1 for close combat and is also the spotter. The spotter can also call artillery fire and air support.

 

They wear Military-grade Tactical gear. The color of the clothing depends on what environment and etc.

 

U.S.S Commando:

Current Numbers: Classified

The U.S.S Commando is an elite Umbrella Security Service Agent that acts as a one man's army. They go through one of the most brutal training courses known to man. They wear classified military-grade Combat Armor, that have enhancing computer systems to assist with aim, and have a jetpack to jump over obstacles.

 

Program Nemesis:

Current Numbers: 5

The Nemesis-T Type (also known as the "Pursuer") was an experimental form of intelligent Tyrant created by the Umbrella Europe Sixth Laboratory in South America under the direct administration of Umbrella Headquarters. Its purpose was to prove that a t-Virus infected creature could retain most of its intelligence and follow specific orders. It was named after Nemesis, the ancient Greek goddess of divine vengeance. Armed with a rocket launcher and a forearm-mounted rail gun.

 

LAND VEHICLES:

Humvee:

Current Numbers: 1,400

High Mobility Multi-purpose Wheeled Vehicle, the HMMWV is a lightweight, highly mobile, diesel-powered, four-wheel-drive tactical vehicle that uses a common chassis to carry a wide variety of military hardware ranging from machine guns to tube-launched, optically tracked, wire command-guided (TOW) anti-tank missile launchers. It must perform in a wide variety of terrain, from deserts to jungles, for long periods of time, with minimal maintenance. It has to carry its cargo and occupants in safety while dodging instruments of war — bullets, bombs and mines.

Its 15 configurations (cargo/troop carriers, weapons carriers, ambulances and shelter carriers) share a common engine, chassis and transmission, with 44 interchangeable parts that are used in more than one position. That means fewer training hours are necessary for the mechanics who will maintain it. Its simplified supply, maintenance and logistics system — essentially one set of common parts for 15 configurations — means lower life-cycle costs which saves tax dollars.

 

International MaxxPro

Current Numbers: 2,500

The MaxxPro utilizes a crew capsule with a V-shaped hull, mounted on an International 7000 chassis. The V-hull deflects the blast of a land mine or improvised explosive device (IED) away from the vehicle to protect its occupants. Because the chassis is mounted outside the armored crew capsule, there are concerns that it will likely be destroyed in the event of an ambush, leaving the soldiers inside stranded.[5] However, according to Navistar Defense spokesperson Roy Wiley, the MaxxPro "did extremely well during the tests, and we are extremely pleased."[6] This design may prove as effective as the Krauss-Maffei Wegmann ATF Dingo that uses a similar design, one which mounts an armored capsule to a Unimog chassis. This design has survived a 7 kg (15 lb) land mine blast with no injuries.

According to Navistar Defense, the vehicle is designed with operational readiness in mind and utilizes standardized, easily available parts, to ensure rapid repair and maintenance. The armored body is bolted together instead of welded, as in other MRAPs. This facilitates repair in the field and is a contributing factor to Navistar's greater production capacity for the MaxxPro.

In 2010, the Army initiated a development effort to add electronic stability control (ESC), a computerized technology designed to improve vehicle stability, to the MaxxPro. The MaxxPro's high ground clearance provides greater protection from underbody blasts, but also raises its center of gravity, causing rollovers in certain situations. The ESC combines road factors, vehicle data, and driver intent to automatically correct driving to ensure stability during maneuvers. Installation on MaxxPros began in late 2014 and is to be completed by late 2017, with other MRAPs planned to have ESC integrated onto them.

 

M1 Abrams

Current Numbers: 500

 

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NAVY:

Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carrier

Current Number: 2 Current Active Duty, 5 Under Construction, Planned 5 after the construction of the 5 already in construction, totally 14 aircraft carriers

 

Cruisers:

Current Numbers: 28 Current Active Duty, 5 Under Construction, 15 Planned.

 

Destroyers:

Current Numbers: 20 Current Active Duty, 3 Under Construction, 20 Planned

 

Frigates:

Current Numbers: 15 current Active Duty, 2 Under Construction, 25 Planned.

 

AIR FORCE:

 

F-22 Raptor(Main Fighter Jet):

Current Numbers: 450 Current Active Duty, 0 Under Construction, 0 Planned.

 

Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk(Main Infantry Utility Helicopter):

Current Numbers: Current Active Duty 1,250, Under Construction 0, 0 Planned

 

Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey(Secondary Infantry Utility Helicopter, Reserved for more Elite squads):

Current Numbers: 250 Current Active Duty, 15 Under Construction, 125 Planned.

 

Boeing AH-64 Apache(Main Attack Helicopter):

Current Numbers: 150 Current Active Duty, 5 Under Construction, 256 Planned.

 

Edited October 16, 2017 by Abigail Griffin

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