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== Demining efforts == | == Demining efforts == | ||
In Puertego there are currently 8 active demining groups operating with most being NGO charity organizations who had a special law passed for them in 2025 making them pay no taxes to the government in order to free up more capital for demining efforts. Finding the location of the mines with no witness or map record is a very difficult task that needs very specific tools, and demands a lot of time, and trained staff, and therefore also a lot of investment. Most remaining mines are found in the countries central regions however there are still pockets of mines found in Puertego's eastern regions. Current government funding for demining efforts are worth $120 million with it being estimated Puertego will need another 15-20 years to clear out all the mines in the country's borders assuming funding stays where it is currently. | In Puertego there are currently 8 active demining groups operating with most being NGO charity organizations who had a special law passed for them in 2025 making them pay no taxes to the government in order to free up more capital for demining efforts. Finding the location of the mines with no witness or map record is a very difficult task that needs very specific tools, and demands a lot of time, and trained staff, and therefore also a lot of investment. Most remaining mines are found in the countries central regions however there are still pockets of mines found in Puertego's eastern regions. Current government funding for demining efforts are worth $120 million with it being estimated Puertego will need another 15-20 years to clear out all the mines in the country's borders assuming funding stays where it is currently. | ||
=== | ===Burgoignesc Demining Initiative=== | ||
On September 13, [[2031]], [[Burgundie]] and [[Puertego]] announced an agreement for the [[Army of Burgundie]] to send Combat Engineer companies to support the demining effort and provide demining equipment to and train with the 8 demining groups active in [[Puertego]] for a period of 5 years. [[Puertego]] | On September 13, [[2031]], [[Burgundie]] and [[Puertego]] announced an agreement for the [[Army of Burgundie]] to send Combat Engineer companies to support the demining effort and provide demining equipment to and train with the 8 demining groups active in [[Puertego]] for a period of 5 years. [[Puertego|Puertogan]]vofficials were especially excited that the [[Burgundie|Burgogniacs]] were bringing mine-detection equipment (the [[TerreRaubeuer Motor Car Company|TerreRaubeuer]] ({{wpl|Panama remote controlled vehicle|ROV}}) and heavy mine demolition vehicles and ordinance to expedite the effort like the [[Cross Trucking Company]] {{wpl|Hydrema}} 910MCV, {{wpl|Sisu RA-140 DS}} and the [[Arcerion]] made {{wpl|M1132 Engineer Squad Vehicle}} demining vehicles. | ||
The agreement stipulated that the [[Army of Burgundie]]'s I Infantry Tacticale would send two Combat Engineer companies to [[Puertego]] for 6-month rotations, for a 5-year period. These combat engineer companies will support the demining effort and provide demining equipment to and train with the 8 demining groups active in [[Puertego]]. | |||
This support would be provided at no cost to the [[Puertego]]ans and written off as humanitarian aid and as training and exercise for the troops of the [[Army of Burgundie]] as part of [[Crown Princess Amelia]]'s [[21st_Century_Burgoignesc_Power_Projection_Stratagem#Diplomatic_and_Humanitarian_Realignment_Initiatives|21st Century Burgoignesc Power Projection Stratagem]]. | |||
[[File:Mastiff_and_Panama_Remote_Controlled_Vehicle_MOD_45159062.jpg|right|thumb|[[Army of Burgundie]] ROV searching for mines in central [[Bulkh]].]] | [[File:Mastiff_and_Panama_Remote_Controlled_Vehicle_MOD_45159062.jpg|right|thumb|[[Army of Burgundie]] ROV searching for mines in central [[Bulkh]].]] | ||
[[File:Saber_Junction_2012_121024-A-HE359-009.jpg|right|thumb|M1132 in Arcerion service during an exercise in [[2024]].]] | [[File:Saber_Junction_2012_121024-A-HE359-009.jpg|right|thumb|M1132 in Arcerion service during an exercise in [[2024]].]] | ||
[[File:Hydrema_mine_cleaning_vehicle.jpg|right|thumb|910MCV in central [[Bulkh]], [[2029]].]] | |||
[[File:Sisu_RA-140_DS_demining_vehicle_of_Finnish_Defence_Forces.JPG|right|thumb|Sisu RA-140 DS in the motor pool.]] | |||
{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
!Rotation time frame | !Rotation time frame | ||
!Engineering units on rotation | !Engineering units on rotation | ||
!Support units | !Support units | ||
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|October 1, [[2031]]- April 1, [[2032]] | |October 1, [[2031]]- April 1, [[2032]] | ||
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* Engineer Battalion Forward Support Company F of the Brigade Support Regiment | * Engineer Battalion Forward Support Company F of the Brigade Support Regiment | ||
* 1st Independent Company of Forward Air Operators, [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] | * 1st Independent Company of Forward Air Operators, [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] | ||
* 9th SeaBees Platoon, of the [[Navy of Burgundie]]'s [[Navy_of_Burgundie#Osteician_Central_Command|Osteician Central Command]]'s Expeditionary Strike Squadron Tainean Fury for initial installation set up, only the first rotation. | |||
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|April 1, [[2032]]- October 1, [[2032]] | |April 1, [[2032]]- October 1, [[2032]] | ||
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* Engineer Company B Forward Support Section of the XVIII Mountain Infantry Regiment | * Engineer Company B Forward Support Section of the XVIII Mountain Infantry Regiment | ||
* 2nd Independent Company of Forward Air Operators, [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] | * 2nd Independent Company of Forward Air Operators, [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] | ||
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|October 1, [[2032]]- April 1, [[2033]] | |October 1, [[2032]]- April 1, [[2033]] | ||
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* Engineer Company B Forward Support Section of the VII Mountain Engineer Battalion | * Engineer Company B Forward Support Section of the VII Mountain Engineer Battalion | ||
* 1st Independent Company of Forward Air Operators, [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] | * 1st Independent Company of Forward Air Operators, [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] | ||
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|April 1, [[2033]]- October 1, [[2033]] | |April 1, [[2033]]- October 1, [[2033]] | ||
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* Engineer Company B Forward Support Section of the VII Mountain Engineer Battalion | * Engineer Company B Forward Support Section of the VII Mountain Engineer Battalion | ||
* 2nd Independent Company of Forward Air Operators, [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] | * 2nd Independent Company of Forward Air Operators, [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] | ||
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|October 1, [[2033]]- April 1, [[2034]] | |October 1, [[2033]]- April 1, [[2034]] | ||
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* Engineer Company A Forward Support Section of the III Infantry Regiment | * Engineer Company A Forward Support Section of the III Infantry Regiment | ||
* 1st Independent Company of Forward Air Operators, [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] | * 1st Independent Company of Forward Air Operators, [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] | ||
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|April 1, [[2034]]- October 1, [[2034]] | |April 1, [[2034]]- October 1, [[2034]] | ||
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* Engineer Company A Forward Support Section of the VII Mountain Engineer Battalion | * Engineer Company A Forward Support Section of the VII Mountain Engineer Battalion | ||
* 2nd Independent Company of Forward Air Operators, [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] | * 2nd Independent Company of Forward Air Operators, [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] | ||
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|October 1, [[2034]]- April 1, [[2035]] | |October 1, [[2034]]- April 1, [[2035]] | ||
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* Engineer Company A Forward Support Section of the XIV Infantry Regiment | * Engineer Company A Forward Support Section of the XIV Infantry Regiment | ||
* 1st Independent Company of Forward Air Operators, [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] | * 1st Independent Company of Forward Air Operators, [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] | ||
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|April 1, [[2035]]- October 1, [[2035]] | |April 1, [[2035]]- October 1, [[2035]] | ||
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* Engineer Company A Forward Support Section of the XLVI Mounted Carabiniers Troop | * Engineer Company A Forward Support Section of the XLVI Mounted Carabiniers Troop | ||
* 3rd Independent Company of Forward Air Operators, [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] | * 3rd Independent Company of Forward Air Operators, [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] | ||
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|October 1, [[2035]]- April 1, [[2036]] | |October 1, [[2035]]- April 1, [[2036]] | ||
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* Engineer Company A Forward Support Section of the XVIII Mountain Infantry Regiment | * Engineer Company A Forward Support Section of the XVIII Mountain Infantry Regiment | ||
* 2nd Independent Company of Forward Air Operators, [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] | * 2nd Independent Company of Forward Air Operators, [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] | ||
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|April 1, [[2036]]- October 1, [[2036]] | |April 1, [[2036]]- October 1, [[2036]] | ||
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* Engineer Company A Forward Support Section of the XIV Infantry Regiment | * Engineer Company A Forward Support Section of the XIV Infantry Regiment | ||
* 3rd Independent Company of Forward Air Operators, [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] | * 3rd Independent Company of Forward Air Operators, [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] | ||
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[[Category: Humanitarian aid]] | [[Category: Humanitarian aid]] | ||
[[Category: Burgoignesc Humanitarian Aid]] | [[Category: Burgoignesc Humanitarian Aid]] | ||
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