Krillin

The Republic Of Cassadia wrote:

Then make the most out of it.

*Does a Palpating face.*

Do it!

Yeah. Decreasing gradually after a peak sometime in July and by late August dipping steeply. I'm just thinking that summer break isn't another term fro a ticking time bomb.

Belguard wrote:

Just throwing this out there to gauge interest.

Anyone willing to buy military equipment from me? We got plenty of goodies. Look at my factbooks to see what I got to offer.

Sadly the short answer to your question will be no.

However.

We do have a Military Industrial Complex which can help refurbish and modernize the arsenal of conventional weapons your Armed Forces possess. And to even help You procure newer ones of more recent Cassadian design and manufacture.

My country has fielded a large conventional army since the early 1940s(and a large naval force since the 1920s). For which my father Charles Von Peacecraft, ever since he ascended the throne strived to have our land and air force to be self-sufficient in terms of both the manufacturing, upkeep and development of existing, newer and future conventional weapons on both land, air and sea for quiet some time now.

Most our weapons such as firearms, SAMs, tanks, APCs, towed artillery, SPGs, MLRSs, strategic bombers, airplanes like attack and transport helicopters, attack, multi-role and air superiority fighters have all had their origins in the Cold War, sourced mainly from the USA and NATO proper(mostly of Belgian, German and British designs). Back when My country was allied to Them in the fight against the everlingering threat of Communism.

Obviously, one way or the other, many of them are, as defense analysists like to call them, "legacy systems". Since many of them date back to the early 90s, 80s, 70s and even the 60s, and 50s. If we go back and trace the designs of some our older, but more reliable weapons such as the Browning Hi-Power, FN MAG, G3 assault rifle and B52 Stratofortress.

Despite their age, this drawback is mostly mitigated by our expansive though agile and robust, arms industry enterprises, which has made it possible to not only be able to maintain the mechanics and electronics of My country's vast pool of heavier and more sophisticated systems. Additionally they have also managed to maintain the general upkeep of Cassadia's large arsenal of conventional weapons intact by being able to manufacture every imaginable spare parts that they might require. Keeping them in great battle-ready condition. If need arises for them to be activated.

Furthermore Cassadia's Military Industrial Complex has had great success with making many of our weapons systems undergo several rounds of modernization throughout the decades. Especially when concerning My country's vast fleet of aircraft, artillery and tanks.

If Your country wishes to pursue a cooperation between both our Armed Forces, on which the relationship is built on mutual respect and appreciation in the differences of both our countries. I as Empress of the Holy Kingdom of Cassadia will be more than happy to lend a helping hand of My country to Yours in enhancing the capabilities of Your nation's Armed Forces.

-Her Imperial Majesty Empress Relena Von Peacecraft

The Republic Of Cassadia wrote:

Click to show...

Sadly the short answer to your question will be no.

However.

We do have a Military Industrial Complex which can help refurbish and modernize the arsenal of conventional weapons your Armed Forces possess. And to even help You procure newer ones of more recent Cassadian design and manufacture.

My country has fielded a large conventional army since the early 1940s(and a large naval force since the 1920s). For which my father Charles Von Peacecraft, ever since he ascended the throne strived to have our land and air force to be self-sufficient in terms of both the manufacturing, upkeep and development of existing, newer and future conventional weapons on both land, air and sea for quiet some time now.

Most our weapons such as firearms, SAMs, tanks, APCs, towed artillery, SPGs, MLRSs, strategic bombers, airplanes like attack and transport helicopters, attack, multi-role and air superiority fighters have all had their origins in the Cold War, sourced mainly from the USA and NATO proper(mostly of Belgian, German and British designs). Back when My country was allied to Them in the fight against the everlingering threat of Communism.

Obviously, one way or the other, many of them are, as defense analysists like to call them, "legacy systems". Since many of them date back to the early 90s, 80s, 70s and even the 60s, and 50s. If we go back and trace the designs of some our older, but more reliable weapons such as the Browning Hi-Power, FN MAG, G3 assault rifle and B52 Stratofortress.

Despite their age, this drawback is mostly mitigated by our expansive though agile and robust, arms industry enterprises, which has made it possible to not only be able to maintain the mechanics and electronics of My country's vast pool of heavier and more sophisticated systems. Additionally they have also managed to maintain the general upkeep of Cassadia's large arsenal of conventional weapons intact by being able to manufacture every imaginable spare parts that they might require. Keeping them in great battle-ready condition. If need arises for them to be activated.

Furthermore Cassadia's Military Industrial Complex has had great success with making many of our weapons systems undergo several rounds of modernization throughout the decades. Especially when concerning My country's vast fleet of aircraft, artillery and tanks.

If Your country wishes to pursue a cooperation between both our Armed Forces, on which the relationship is built on mutual respect and appreciation in the differences of both our countries. I as Empress of the Holy Kingdom of Cassadia will be more than happy to lend a helping hand of My country to Yours in enhancing the capabilities of Your nation's Armed Forces.

-Her Imperial Majesty Empress Relena Von Peacecraft

I appreciate the offer, but I like my Cold War tech. I have many reasons for this, and it boils down to is uniqueness. Not many people are using it (at least no other nation I’ve been in a region with); It’s all either WW2, modern, or futuristic. So it puts me in a rather interesting place power wise because I can go toe to toe with a modern nation, and still win, but it is also a challenge, which spices things up a bit for me.

Housemusic wrote:

Hey beautiful nation's

I personally wish to be referred as some kind of fūcking person but who the fūck cares about that shīt anyway.

Belguard wrote:

I appreciate the offer, but I like my Cold War tech. I have many reasons for this, and it boils down to is uniqueness. Not many people are using it (at least no other nation I’ve been in a region with); It’s all either WW2, modern, or futuristic. So it puts me in a rather interesting place power wise because I can go toe to toe with a modern nation, and still win, but it is also a challenge, which spices things up a bit for me.

No good sir, I did not mean to imply, or even allege to offer to replace Your country's stock of conventional weapons.

What I meant, was whether Your country was interested in upgrading some of your more sophisticated conventional systems.

Specifically airframes which happen to be possessed by both our countries. Such as the F-14 and F-15 which we can upgrade to the D Variant for the F-14 and the Silent Eagle upgrade package for the F-15 respectively.

I hope you consider my offer.

-Her Imperial Majesty Empress Relena Von Peacecraft