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The Royal Army of Tapakdore, consisting of specialized divisions and brigades, has leveraged surplus military materiel from nations in the [[Middle seas region]] and [[Burgundie]] to bolster its defense capabilities. The Army of the Great Plains, the Army's motorized infantry division is postured to operate across expansive terrains of the western and central parts of the country, has been equipped with surplus motorized vehicles, including trucks, armored personnel carriers, and utility vehicles, sourced from friendly or sympathetic nations. This surplus materiel has significantly enhanced the mobility and operational effectiveness of the division, enabling rapid deployment and maneuverability on the plains.

The Army of the Heights, specializing in mountain warfare, has benefited from surplus cold-weather gear, specialized mountaineering equipment, and rugged terrain vehicles procured through collaborative agreements with [[Burgundie]]. These provisions have equipped the division to effectively navigate and operate in challenging mountainous environments, ensuring the readiness of Tapakdore's forces in high-altitude regions along its border with [[Pukhgundi]] in the east.

The Army of the Mounted Men is the Army's armored cavalry unit, enhancing the Army's direct and indirect firepower and reconnaissance capabilities. It consists of a light and a heavy cavalry regiment, the former a wheeled unit used primarily for force recon following [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] doctrine and the latter a heavier, tracked unit with [[AMY-82]] tanks supplied by [[Burgundie]] (which it purchased from [[Yonderre]] when that country began replacing them in [[2016]]) that is used more for direct engagements with its neighbors, should they invade.