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His Majesty's Arcerion Naval Service Station Port Hughes serves as the basic training facility of Arcerion's sailors and naval officers. While naval officers will complete their academic education at the Royal Arcerion Military College, their practical seafaring and leadership education is done through HMANSS Port Hughes. After initial intake and testing, personnel are separated into multiple service streams, from Naval Warfare, to engineering and logistics, depending on their suitability based on entry testing and fitness. Officers and enlisted members who wish to join the Arcerion Regiment of Marine Commandos also self-identify during this period so they can attend Assessment and Selection programs after their initial training phase. | His Majesty's Arcerion Naval Service Station Port Hughes serves as the basic training facility of Arcerion's sailors and naval officers. While naval officers will complete their academic education at the Royal Arcerion Military College, their practical seafaring and leadership education is done through HMANSS Port Hughes. After initial intake and testing, personnel are separated into multiple service streams, from Naval Warfare, to engineering and logistics, depending on their suitability based on entry testing and fitness. Officers and enlisted members who wish to join the Arcerion Regiment of Marine Commandos also self-identify during this period so they can attend Assessment and Selection programs after their initial training phase. | ||
=== Surface Fleet === | === Surface Fleet === | ||
[[File:ACS Kurst.jpg|thumb|Arcerion Confederate Kurst, sailing in the Songun Sea, 2018. ]] | |||
==== Aircraft Carrier ==== | ==== Aircraft Carrier ==== | ||
The RANS only has one remaining aircraft carrier, the ACS ''Kurst.'' With an original unit cost of £1.319b [[Economy of Arcerion|Arcer Pounds]], and it displaces 9,900 long tons before combat loading. It was laid down in 1984, and launched in 1987, commencing and completing flight trials the same year, being declared operationally ready for sea trials in 1988. It was commissioned in 1988 in Chester-on-Moore, and has remained as the flagship of the Arcerion Navy since then, when it took over the title from the destroyer ACS ''Windswept''. The ''Kurst'' is the central piece of Arcerion's expeditionary naval force and represents the central component to both the Naval Air Service and Arcerion Carrier Group 1, the nation's only full-time blue water expeditionary strike group along with its escorts and support ships. | |||
The RANS only has one remaining aircraft carrier, the ACS ''Kurst.'' With an original unit cost of £1.319b [[Economy of Arcerion|Arcer Pounds]], and it displaces 9,900 long tons before combat loading. It was laid down in 1984, and launched in 1987, commencing and completing flight trials the same year, being declared operationally ready for sea trials in 1988. It was commissioned in 1988 in Chester-on-Moore, and has remained as the flagship of the Arcerion Navy since then, when it took over the title from the destroyer ACS ''Windswept''. The ''Kurst'' is the central piece of Arcerion's expeditionary naval force and represents the central component to both the Naval Air Service and Arcerion Carrier Group 1, the nation's only full-time blue water expeditionary strike group. | |||
==== Amphibious Warfare ==== | ==== Amphibious Warfare ==== | ||
==== Clearance Diving and Mine Warfare ==== | ==== Clearance Diving and Mine Warfare ==== | ||
Revision as of 10:02, 4 September 2022
Overview
| Royal Arcerion Naval Service | |
|---|---|
| Arcer Navy | |
 Ensign of the Royal Arcerion Naval Service | |
| Country |  Arcerion |
| Type | Navy |
| Role | Naval warfare, power projection, Humanitarian aid/intervention, Coastal defense, maritime law enforcement, search and rescue, and sealift |
| Size | 561,647 personnel |
| Part of | Armed Forces of Arcerion |
| Garrison/HQ | HMANS Chester-on-Moore |
| Nickname(s) | Fort Chester |
| Motto(s) | From Chester to Dunaird |
| Colors | Green, White, Yellow |
| March | Carnish Royal Marines at the Trail Arms |
| Anniversaries | 6 January, 1805 (founding) |
| Engagements | Arcer Bush Wars |
Role
History
Colonial Expeditionary Escorts
Arcerion Coast Guard
Founding
19th Century to 20th Century
Second Great War
Modern Period
RANS Today
Personnel
His Majesty's Arcerion Naval Service Station Port Hughes serves as the basic training facility of Arcerion's sailors and naval officers. While naval officers will complete their academic education at the Royal Arcerion Military College, their practical seafaring and leadership education is done through HMANSS Port Hughes. After initial intake and testing, personnel are separated into multiple service streams, from Naval Warfare, to engineering and logistics, depending on their suitability based on entry testing and fitness. Officers and enlisted members who wish to join the Arcerion Regiment of Marine Commandos also self-identify during this period so they can attend Assessment and Selection programs after their initial training phase.
Surface Fleet
Aircraft Carrier
The RANS only has one remaining aircraft carrier, the ACS Kurst. With an original unit cost of £1.319b Arcer Pounds, and it displaces 9,900 long tons before combat loading. It was laid down in 1984, and launched in 1987, commencing and completing flight trials the same year, being declared operationally ready for sea trials in 1988. It was commissioned in 1988 in Chester-on-Moore, and has remained as the flagship of the Arcerion Navy since then, when it took over the title from the destroyer ACS Windswept. The Kurst is the central piece of Arcerion's expeditionary naval force and represents the central component to both the Naval Air Service and Arcerion Carrier Group 1, the nation's only full-time blue water expeditionary strike group along with its escorts and support ships.
Amphibious Warfare
Clearance Diving and Mine Warfare
Escort Fleet
Patrol Fleet
Oceanographic Ships
Arcerion Merchant Marine
Submarine Service
Arcerion Regiment of Marine Commandos
Crona
Arctic
Foreign Bases
Fort St. Michel, Equitorial Ostiecia, Burgundie
Joint Bases
Command and Control
Current Deployed Operations
International Engagements, Relationships, and Partnerships
Heraldry and Titles
Ships, Stations, and Formations
Ships in Arcerion follow two distinct naming conventions, those being pre-Carnish Revolution, and post-Carnish Revolution. Ships, stations, and formations that were established, named, or decreed prior to the Carnish Revolution and the dissolution of the Carnish Monarchy are given the prefix "Royal." In the cases of sailing ships and submarines, this meant the historical use of His/Her Majesty's Arcer Naval Ship (HMANS). However, after the Carnish Crown ceased to exist, it now only remains as the historical and figurative figurehead of the Navy. Modern ships (usually post-Second Great War), are given the prefix Arcerion Confederate Ship (ACS). Shore installations are similar in nature, with pre-war names indicating their Crown-affiliation. The naming convention follows ships, as in Royal Arcerion Naval Service Station (RANSS) or His/Her Majesty's Arcerion Naval Station (HMANS), and the two are considered interchangeable. Post-war institutions have a variety of names, with no set prefix, for example, the Arcer Navy Testing and Research Centre (ANTRC) which tests and conducts weapons evaluations was created in the 1960s therefore has no Royal Affiliation.