l_russian:

#Reorganised painfully by Beelzebub and Zankoas

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### Country-Specific Unit Names ###
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### Division Numbering Schemes ###
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_GER: "$NR$. $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_GRU: "$NR$. $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_RHI: "$NR$. $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_NGF: "$NR$. $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_BAY: "$NR$. $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_PRE: "$NR$. $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_AUS: "$NR$. $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_BAT: "$NR$. $NAME$"

#FRENCH
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_FRA: "$NR$ème $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_NFA: "$NR$ème $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_FRP: "$NR$ème $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_LIL: "$NR$ème $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_BEL: "$NR$ème $NAME$"

#ITALIAN
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_ITA: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_SRI: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_PAP: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_SIC: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_SRD: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_LOM: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_VNC: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_EMI: "$NR$a $NAME$"

#SPANISH
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_SPR: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_DOM: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_CUB: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_PUE: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_MEX: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_YUC: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_CEN: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_GUA: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_HON: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_NIC: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_PAN: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_COL: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_ECU: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_VEN: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_PRU: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_BOL: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_CHL: "$NR$a $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_ARG: "$NR$a $NAME$"

#PORTUGUESE
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_POR: "$NR$o $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_BRA: "$NR$o $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_AMA: "$NR$o $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_GRP: "$NR$o $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_GOY: "$NR$o $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_BAH: "$NR$o $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_VCR: "$NR$o $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_SPO: "$NR$o $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_PIR: "$NR$o $NAME$"

#JAPANESE
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_JAP: "Dai $NR$ $NAME$"

#CHINESE
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_QIE: "$NAME$ Di $NR$ Shi"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_FNG: "$NAME$ Di $NR$ Shi"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_LEP: "$NAME$ Di $NR$ Shi"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_ANQ: "$NAME$ Di $NR$ Shi"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_CHI: "$NAME$ Di $NR$ Shi"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_SQI: "$NAME$ Di $NR$ Shi"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_SZC: "$NAME$ Di $NR$ Shi"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_YUN: "$NAME$ Di $NR$ Shi"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_SHX: "$NAME$ Di $NR$ Shi"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_XSM: "$NAME$ Di $NR$ Shi"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_SIK: "$NAME$ Di $NR$ Shi"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_KUM: "$NAME$ Di $NR$ Shi"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_MAN: "$NAME$ Di $NR$ Shi"

#RUSSIAN
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_RUS: "$NR$я $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_TRM: "$NR$я $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_UKR: "$NR$я $NAME$"
 UNIT_GENERIC_NAME_SOV: "$NR$я $NAME$"

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### Country Specific Equipment ###
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#ATTENTION! THIS FILE IS SORTED BY TAG, NOT BY NAME

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### Adamawa ###
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### Land ###
 ADA_infantry_equipment_0: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0$"
 ADA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0_short$"
 ADA_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 ADA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 ADA_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 ADA_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 ADA_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 ADA_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 ADA_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### Afghanistan ###
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### Land ###
 AFG_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle No.1 Mk III"
 AFG_infantry_equipment_0_short: "No.1 Mk III"

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### Albania ###
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### Land ###
 ALB_infantry_equipment_0: "Mannlicher M03"
 ALB_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mannlicher M03"
 ALB_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser 98b"
 ALB_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser 98b"
 ALB_infantry_equipment_2: "Erma Maschinenpistole Model 1935"
 ALB_infantry_equipment_2_short: "EMP Model 1935"
 ALB_infantry_equipment_3: "ZB Maschinenkarabiner M.44"
 ALB_infantry_equipment_3_short: "MKar M.44"
 ALB_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The development of a portable automatic rifle using an intermediate cartridge was born in the Monarchy thanks to the success of the Király series of "heavy" submachine guns and the realisation that combat ranges were far shorter than anticipated. Wanting to maximise the firepower of the infantryman, Czech designer Alois Farlík developed the 8x45mm intermediate cartridge while ZB designed the machine-carbine around it. It would adopt it as the Maschinenkarabiner M.44."
 ALB_infantry_at: "Panzerjägerbüchse M.38"
 ALB_infantry_at2: "Raketenpanzerjägerbüchse M.42"
 ALB_support_weapons: "MG M.07/12 & MW M.14"
 ALB_support_weapons2: "MG M.26 & GrW M.33"
 ALB_support_weapons3: "MG M.30 & GrW M.36"
 ALB_support_weapons4: "MG M.45 & GrW M.43"

#Motorised
 ALB_motorized_equipment_1: "Steyr 640"
 ALB_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Krupp Protze w/ M.44 'Schlägelwerfer'"
 ALB_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Krupp Protze w/ M.44"
 ALB_mechanized_equipment_1: "Saurer Transportpanzer M.38/40"
 ALB_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "TPz M.38/40"
 ALB_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The need for an armoured transport for mechanised infantry led to the conversion of several different vehicles to fill the role. The Saurer R77 artillery tractor was one of the first of such conversions and was relatively simple: An armoured \"box\" was added to the chasis that protected the driver and personnel inside. The deployment of these conversions helped cement the concept of armoured transports in Austrian doctrine."
 ALB_mechanized_equipment_2: "Weiss Manfréd Transportpanzer M.39/42"
 ALB_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "TPz M.39/42"
 ALB_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "In 1942, the Hungarian company Weiss Manfréd began to convert the obsolete Nimród SPAT/SPAA vehicles into APCs and armoured ambulances nicknamed Lehel by the Hungarians. They proved to be superior to the TPz38/40 in every way with stronger armour and a better engine."
 ALB_mechanized_equipment_3: "Škoda-MÁVAG Transportpanzer M.40/44"
 ALB_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "TPz M.40/44"
 ALB_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "When Austria phased out the M.40 tank for the M.42, the former were converted. One of those conversions were an APC similar to the Lehel, with the turret removed and hull interior rearranged to accommodate a squad of Panzerinfanterie."

#Armoured Car
 ALB_gw_armored_car_equipment: "PanzerAutomobil "Schildkröte" M.23"
 ALB_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "PzA M.23"
 ALB_gw_armored_car_equipment_desc: "Škoda's PA-II with its arched design and mediocre speed for a car was nicknamed "Turtle". It was ordered by the K.u.K high command to replace the obsolete Austro-Daimler for patrolling occupied Northern Italy and Serbia."
 ALB_armored_car_equipment_1: "PanzerAutomobil \"Csaba\" M.39"
 ALB_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "PzA M.39"
 ALB_armored_car_equipment_1_desc: "Designed by the Hungarian engineer Miklós Straussler, the Model 39 was introduced into service by the K.u.K Army as a support vehicle for its newly organised motorised units. Equipped with a 20mm gun and built mostly by the MAVÁG company, the vehicle was named after Attila's son, \"Csaba\"."
 ALB_armored_car_equipment_2: "PanzerAutomobil "Toldi" M.42"
 ALB_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "PzA M.42"
 ALB_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "Changes on the battlefield required a much heavier armament for reconnaissance vehicles. To provide a quick solution, it was decided to adopt the brand new turret from the SpPz M.42 and equip it with lighter 40mm Bofors gun."
 ALB_armored_car_at_equipment: "PanzerjägerAutomobil "Attila" M.43"
 ALB_armored_car_at_equipment_desc: "As the army's light mechanised units were coming into contact with enemy tank forces, it was decided to equip some M.42 models with a 57mm gun turret from the SpPZ M.42 and specialised AT ammunition."

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### Algeria ###
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### Land ###
 ALG_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Lebel Modèle 1886 M93"
 ALG_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Lebel Mle M93"
 ALG_support_weapons: "Darne M1919 & Stokes mortar"

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### Alash Autonomy ###
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### Land ###
 ALO_infantry_equipment_0: "Vintovka Mosina obr.1891"
 ALO_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mosina 1891"
 ALO_infantry_equipment_1: "Vintovka Mosina 1891 obr.1891/1930"
 ALO_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mosina 1891/1930"

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### Grão Pará (AMA) ###
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### Land ###
 AMA_infantry_equipment_0: "Espingarda Mauser Modelo 1908"
 AMA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M08"
 AMA_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mauser Model 1908 was an exceptionally long rifle based on the Mauser 1898 and chambered in 7x57mm Mauser. It was originally produced for Brazil by the German company DWM, but Brazil has subsequently begun to produce staggering quantities of the rifle domestically, and it became a staple in many state armies as time went it became almost synonym with the Interstate War in the cultural mindset of the nation. The Grão Pará state's army used the same gear as the other states that formed Brazil, and alongside the southern states it was the premier fighting force of the region."
 AMA_infantry_equipment_1: "Fusil Mauser Modelo 1935"
 AMA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser M35"
 AMA_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Mauser Rifle Model 1935 is a unique Mauser Rifle which utilises a 7x57mm cartridge produced domestically by Brazil and abroad in close conjunction with the Mauser company, as part of the extensive collaboration between the Brazilian and German governments. Said collaboration started in the 1910s, as a clique officers then derided as 'the Young Turks' by the press began lobbying extensively for closer cooperation with the global hegemon. Everything from helmets to artillery pieces started to be fashioned after the German model, and as such a modernisation of the older Mausers became a priority. This firearm became almost synonymous with the Brazilian military during the Weltkrieg."
 AMA_infantry_equipment_2: "Submetralhadora Bergmann Modelo 1938"
 AMA_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Bergmann M38"
 AMA_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "During the late years of the Pessoa presidency, Brazil purchased a relatively small number of Bergmann MP28 submachine guns, but they never saw much use outside of national guard regiments in Rio itself; The M38 is a simplified and easily manufactured derivative of the MP28 created in response to growing tensions in South America, and was intended to be the standard issue firearm for the entire Brazilian military and was produced in large quantities in foundries across the country and as such became almost synonymous with the Brazilian military during the Weltkrieg period."
 AMA_infantry_equipment_3: "Mosquetão Semi-Automático Rossi Modelo 1944"
 AMA_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "As the Second Weltkrieg raged in Europe, Brazilian leadership found that their weapons were simply outmatched as the arms race between the great powers, and rather than try to catch up, it simply started producing an outright copy of the newest German semi automatic rifle designs such as the G41. The first models were made in the Rossi foundry in Rio Grande do Sul, wherein the model takes its name from. While more advanced than other weapons in use by the Paulista army, its low reliability made it unpopular with soldiers, who often preferred older models or even captured gear."
 AMA_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Rossi M44"
 AMA_support_weapons: "Metralhadora M.08/15 & Morteiro de 7,58-cm"
 AMA_support_weapons_desc: "The Weltkrieg saw the introduction of some of the deadliest weapons known to man, such as the fearsome M.G. Modell 08/15. In the close confines of trench warfare, the once archaic mortar was brought back to relevance. Many of these older piece of equipment were among the hardware directly sold or leased to Brazil over the course of the military mission from Germany in that nation."
 AMA_support_weapons_1: "Metralhadora M34 & Morteiro de 8cm"
 AMA_support_weapons_1_desc: "The Machine Gun Model 34 (MG34) was a recoil operated air-cooled machine gun. Chambered in the powerful 7.92x57-mm Mauser rifle cartridge, the machine gun's high rate of fire (900 RPM) and efficient mobility made it arguably the most advanced machine gun in the world at the time; and was eagerly shown to Brazil as a proof of the martial superiority of the Kaiserreich. The perhaps unexpected consequence of that was the fact that the design was copied with little regard for patents by the Rio government after Black Monday. The Mortar Model 34 is an infantry mortar that employs 8-cm shells. It has been noted for its high accuracy and rate of fire."
 AMA_support_weapons2: "Metralhadora M39 & Morteiro 'Torneira' de 20cm"
 AMA_support_weapons_2_desc: "The Machine Gun Model 39 (M.G. 39) was an improvement over the M.G. 34. This belt fed machine gun features a high rate of fire and is suited for all purposes. The 20-cm leichter Mortar Model 40 is a spigot mortar designed for striking obstacles and strong points. Brazilian copies were noted for having inferior quality materials in their fabrication, presumably to lower costs."
 AMA_support_weapons3: "Metralhadora Imbel M1 & Morteiro de 8cm"
 AMA_support_weapons_3_desc: "The first models of heavy machine guns produced by Brazil, for Brazil, the Imbel models were noted for very high rate of fire, but also relatively low reliability and durability due to several corners cut during production. When it was working properly, it was one of the most fearsome weapons in the country's arsenal, however."
 AMA_infantry_at: "Metralhadora Anti-Tanque Imbel .50"
 AMA_infantry_at_desc: "The first models of heavy machine guns produced by Brazil, for Brazil, the Imbel models were noted for very high rate of fire, but also relatively low reliability and durability due to several corners cut during production. When it was working properly, it was one of the most fearsome weapons in the country's arsenal, however. Heavier variants were assigned to Anti Tank duties in the lack of proper weapons for the task in the armed forces."
 AMA_infantry_at2: "Lança Rojão M44"
 AMA_infantry_at2_desc: "The Model 44 Rocket Launcher, like many Brazilian weapons of its time, is a rather uninspired copy of european equipment used in the Second Weltkrieg, later produced and used by Brazil itself. Based mostly on the German 'Panzerschreck', the weapon shares most specifications with it, including its 8,8-centimetre rockets and the massive smoke trail left by firing."

 AMA_artillery_equipment_1: "Obuseiro Rheinmetall de 10,5 cm"
 AMA_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "After a series of military missions from and to Germany, Brazil's government started to import foreign artillery from that nation. These were Rheinmetall models were relatively modern for their time, but the nation had a very limited capacity for mass production of these at home. These guns were a significant upgrade from previous models used by Germany especially when it comes to hitting moving targets."
 AMA_artillery_equipment_2: "Obuseiro Modelo 41 de 11,5cm"
 AMA_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The Obuseiro Modelo 41 was little more than a copy of the specifications of the Modell 36 field howitzer from the German army, but with some tweaks to lower production costs, at the expense of some reliability. Even so, the gun was extensively used by artillery in Brazil across the Weltkrieg period, and was the first piece of artillery mass produced domestically itself rather than being mostly imported."
 AMA_artillery_equipment_3: "Obuseiro Modelo 43 de 17cm"
 AMA_artillery_equipment_3_desc: "Still following the trend of copying specifications from German pieces of equipment, the 1943 update of the M41 had a slight increase in firepower, and some refinements with the intent of making it more reliable. However, production was limited during wartime, and the upgraded field gun was a rare sight over the early 1940s. In later years, however, it and models with minimal variations were used by the Northern A until the 1960s."
 AMA_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Ob. Rm. de 10,5 cm"
 AMA_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Ob. M41 de 11,5cm"
 AMA_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Ob. M43 de 17cm"
 AMA_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "CAA M2 de 2cm"
 AMA_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "CAA M5 de 3,7cm"
 AMA_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "CAA M7 de 8,8cm"
 AMA_anti_air_equipment_1: "Canhão Antiaéreo M2 de 2cm"
 AMA_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: "Anti Air weaponry was a defensive priority for Brazil, as the war between states had shown the vulnerabilities of the federal capital against aircraft despite extensive coastal and land based defences. Developed in conjunction and with support of Germany, the M1 and M2 were admittedly little more than copies of FlaK models from the early 1930s, but that was sufficient to deal with the relatively slow aircraft deployed in South America at the time."
 AMA_anti_air_equipment_2: "Canhão Antiaéreo M5 de 3,7cm"
 AMA_anti_air_equipment_2_desc: "As aircraft rapidly developed, several updates and changes to the standard issue M2 were made over the years, but later models of anti aircraft weaponry entirely different specifications regarding almost everything from the main axle to the size of the cannon itself. The M5 is closely related to its German cousin, the 3,7cm Fla.K 37, but is made of lower quality materials to meet the production needs of Brazil."
 AMA_anti_air_equipment_3: "Canhão Antiaéreo M7 de 8,8cm"
 AMA_anti_air_equipment_3_desc: "As aircraft rapidly developed, several updates and changes to the standard issue M2 were made over the years, but later models of anti aircraft weaponry entirely different specifications regarding almost everything, and the M7 is almost entirely a departure from the original design all but in role. The M7 was the first piece of anti aircraft equipment designed domestically, but even so it retained so many similarities to similar guns in use by Germany and its allies in the Weltkrieg many experts claim it wasn't a different gun at all, but rather a domestically produced variant. The cumbersome gun saw little use in Brazilian service before the war was over."
 AMA_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Canhão Antitanque 'Alemão' de 3,7 cm"
 AMA_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: "Initially an outright import from Germany, the gun was straight up called 'Alemão' by the troops in the barracks due to its strength and obvious foreign origin, as its makers made sure to stamp imperial eagle effigies in seemingly every model. While similar models in europe were designed to be drawn by motorised forces, Brazil used an outdated design more suited to the many horses it had available, and the lack of appropriate road infrastructure in an eventual frontline against Argentina. Said nation was the main motivator behind Brazil's move to start fabricating the piece domestically in small numbers after 1936, as the instability in that region, and having an unpredictable regime in possession of dozens of tanks, unnerved general staff in Rio."
 AMA_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Canhão Antitanque M2 de 7,5 cm"
 AMA_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: "Developed entirely with German models as a basis, Anti Tank Artillery Model 2, or the AT2, was developed primarily against the types of heavier armour being used by european powers as the Second Weltkrieg raged. With Germany itself less than willing to cooperate with production this time, an illegally obtained piece was the basis for production domestically, which started much too late for widespread usage within the armed forces. The few models were usually distributed to divisions expected to face the burnt of enemy assaults."
 AMA_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Canhão Antitanque M6 de 12,8 cm"
 AMA_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: "As the Weltkrieg came to a close, the armour in enemy Tanks became almost overbearing to infantry and older models of artillery alike, and Brazil's solution was yet again to mimic european designs in a cheap fashion. This domestic version of the Pa.K 43 has all of the problems of the original guns, but with lower reliability and was made with cheaper materials. Steel shortages were the main reason for the staggeringly low number of units produced during the war."
 AMA_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "CAT Alemão de 3,7 cm"
 AMA_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "CAT de 7,5 cm"
 AMA_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "CAT M6 de 12,8 cm"
 AMA_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Bateria Lança Foguetes de 32cm"
 AMA_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "Rocket artillery was rarely utilised by the Brazilian military during the war period, and the few pieces manufactured were direct copies of what little German equipment of the type Brazilian officers got their hands on. Following the specifications of the original models, rockets of 32cm were used in these weapons, and a lack of said rockets is exactly why they were seldom used."
 AMA_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Bateria Lança Foguetes de 21cm"
 AMA_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "Rocket artillery was rarely utilised by the Brazilian military during the war period, and the few pieces manufactured were direct copies of what little German equipment of the type Brazilian officers got their hands on. Changes to the size of the rockets required for usage made later models more common, but still far from standard issue and few pieces of the LF de 21cm were used in the field when compared to even the M43."
 AMA_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Bat. LF de 21cm"
 AMA_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Bat. LF de 32cm"

### Railroad ###
 AMA_train_equipment_1: "Class 238 Armstrong Whitworth 2-6-2"
 AMA_train_equipment_2: "Class 1015 Alco-Schenectady 4-10-2"
 AMA_train_equipment_3: "Class 400 Beyer, Peacock 2-4-2"
 #AMA_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff
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### Angola ###
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### Land ###
 ANG_infantry_equipment_0: "Espingarda 6,5 mm m/1904"
 ANG_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser-Vergueiro"
 ANG_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "A bolt action rifle with a long history of service, the 6,5 mm m/1904 is more commonly known by the moniker of 'Mauser-Vergueiro', as the main design of the gun is essentially that of the Mauser 98 (with a special bolt action mechanism heavily based on the Gewehr 1888) with the 6.5×58mm Vergueiro cartridge, one developed specifically for the portuguese variant. It became the official weapon of the Portuguese Army in 1904 and continued in that capacity until the 1940s, being widely used both at home and overseas. While it was not used by Portuguese troops in the western front, as those were armed by Entente, chiefly British, supplies, it saw extensive use in Africa from Portugal, its allies in South Africa, and was also used by Germans who occasionally captured supplies in Portuguese East Africa."
 ANG_infantry_equipment_1: "Espingarda 7.92 mm m/1904/36"
 ANG_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser-Vergueiro M36"
 ANG_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Fundamentally little more than an updated version of the Mauser-Vergueiro, it was introduced to Africa amid rising tensions between Portugal and Germany. A significant amount of these weapons later found themselves under use by the forces of the states in former Portuguese Africa."
 ANG_infantry_equipment_2: "Carabina C.A.P Modelo 01"
 ANG_infantry_equipment_2_short: "C.A.P M40"
 ANG_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "A prototype carbine that saw little widespread use in Portugal's army as a whole was the country's first attempt at a standard issue, nationally produced design. As such, the nationalist Integralist junta supported the development of the C.A.P carbine intensely, but by the time it was ready for production, realities on the ground made it more worthwhile to switch to the FBP overall directly from the older Mauser-Vergueiro and variants already widely in use by the armed forces."
 ANG_infantry_equipment_3: "Pistola-Metralhadora FBP M/945"
 ANG_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FBP M/945"
 ANG_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The FBP submachine gun is named after the acronym for the Braço de Prata Factory, the manufacturer for the weapon, a foundry owned and controlled by the Portuguese government itself. While its development started far before its widespread use among foot troops in Portugal's army, the finished model entered production too late to replace the Mauser-Vergueiro in the war. This intent was made clear by the submachine gun having, rather unusually, bayonet sockets compatible with those of the Mauser models used by Portugal throughout the conflicts of the previous decades. The so called 'machine gun pistol' (The term in Portuguese for submachine guns in general) saw extensive use throughout many years, albeit the 1945 variant fell out of use in favour of versions with semi-automatic firing and imported models, as the scale of warfare decreased in later decades after the Second Weltkrieg. While few of the models made it overseas when compared to the old Mauser-Vergueiro, the government of Angola was capable of starting production domestically relatively swiftly after decolonisation."
 ANG_support_weapons: "Metralhadora Vickers & Morteiro Stokes"
 ANG_support_weapons_desc: "The water cooled Vickers MG and the Stokes trench mortar were the standard support arms of the British Empire during the Weltkrieg. During its rearmament after the conflict, the restored Portuguese monarchy purchased and fabricated them with the intention of widespread use among infantry both at home and overseas."
 ANG_support_weapons2: "Metralhadora Lewis Modelo DEMS & Morteiro SBML de 2 Polegadas"
 ANG_support_weapons_2_desc: "With its iconic 'pan' magazine, the Lewis served the Entente since the darkest days of the First Weltkrieg. The MKIII variant had a pistol grip that allowed it to be fired from the shoulder on any part of a ship's deck. The SBML, while small, is incredibly portable and had greater firepower and range than most rifle grenades."
 ANG_support_weapons3: "Metralhadora Vickers Modelo II & Morteiro ML de 3 Polegadas"
 ANG_support_weapons_3_desc: "The Mark II variant of the Vickers MG featured a selective fire option and a pistol grip. It had been primarily adopted for the armoured vehicles. The ML 3 inch mortar was a considerable upgrade from the Stokes, as it was reliable and sturdy for close artillery support."
 ANG_support_weapons4: "Metralhadora Vickers-Vedras & Morteiro de 4.2 Polegadas"
 ANG_support_weapons_4_desc: "The third variant of the esteemed Vickers machine gun was designed for anti-aircraft usage and features a slightly increased rate of fire from its predecessors. Likewise, the 4.2 inch mortar was a heavier upgrade of previous Canadian mortar models and capable of dropping intense and effective support."
 ANG_infantry_at: "Morteiro-Bombarda"
 ANG_infantry_at_desc: "Developed in Canada and sold in substantial amounts to Portugal, the mortar design was that of a 'spigot' mortar. Arguing that the design could serve as both an artillery piece and an anti-tank weapon, the design was eagerly adopted by several allies of the Entente, including Portugal. Many ended up stranded in its former overseas possessions."
 ANG_infantry_at2: "LATI"
 ANG_infantry_at2_desc: "With the need for a hand-held anti tank weapon for use on the frontlines, the LATI (A direct translation of its Canadian English name) was developed based on the design of the bombard mortar. With an effective range of 105 metres in direct fire mode, the device was well liked due to its lack of backblast - however there were concerns about its intense recoil."

### Artillery
 ANG_artillery_equipment_1: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápido de 18 Libras"
 ANG_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Ar. TR de 18 Libras"
 ANG_artillery_equipment_2: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápidode 25 Libras"
 ANG_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Ar. TR de 25 Libras"
 ANG_artillery_equipment_3: "Artilharia de Retrocarga de 5.5 Polegadas"
 ANG_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Ar. RC de 5.5 Polegadas"
 ANG_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Lança Foguetes de 3 Polegadas"
 ANG_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "LF de 3 Polegadas"
 ANG_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Lança Foguetes Matress de 3 Polegadas"
 ANG_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "LF Matress de 3 Polegadas"
 ANG_anti_air_equipment_1: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápido de 3 Libras"
 ANG_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Ar. TR de 3 Libras"
 ANG_anti_air_equipment_2: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápido de 40mm"
 ANG_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "Ar. TR de 40mm"
 ANG_anti_air_equipment_3: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápido de 33.7 Polegadas"
 ANG_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "Ar. TR de 33.7 Polegadas"
 ANG_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápido de 2 Libras"
 ANG_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Ar. TR de 2 Libras"
 ANG_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápido de 6 Libras"
 ANG_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "Ar. TR de 6 Libras"
 ANG_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápidode 17 Libras"
 ANG_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "Ar. TR de 17 Libras"

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### Argentina ###
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### Land ###
 ARG_infantry_equipment_0: "Mauser Modelo 1909"
 ARG_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M-09"
 ARG_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "With its renowned Mauser 1891 design's shortcomings becoming increasingly glaring, Argentina placed an order for over 150,000 Mauser 1898 rifles in 7.65x53mm Mauser from German manufacturer DWM with later domestic production being equally as staggering."
 ARG_infantry_equipment_1: "Fabrique Nationale Mauser Modelo 1930"
 ARG_infantry_equipment_1_short: "FN M-30"
 ARG_infantry_equipment_2: "Hafdasa C-4"
 ARG_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Hafdasa C-4"
 ARG_infantry_equipment_3: "Halcón M-43"
 ARG_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Halcón M-43"
 ARG_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "A submachine gun of purely Argentine origin, the Halcon M-1943 was developed in 1941 by the Fabrica de Armas Halcon (Falcon Gun Factory) due to a need for submachine guns. Long employed by the police in Buenos Aires, the military has recently adopted the submachine gun. Military observers worldwide have compared the weapon to the American Thompson submachine gun, praising its reliability and rate of fire."
 ARG_support_weapons: "Madsen Machine gun"
 ARG_support_weapons2: "MG 34& 8.cm s.G.w."
 ARG_motorized_equipment_1: "GM Canada Commonwealth Military Pattern"
 ARG_motorized_equipment_1_short: "GM Canada CMP"
 ARG_mechanized_equipment_1: "Vickers Carrier LP"
 ARG_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Vickers Carrier"
 ARG_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Bash Armoured Car"
 ARG_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Bash Armoured Car"

### Railroad ###
 ARG_train_equipment_1: "Ferrocarril Buenos Aires al Pacífico Class 2351"
 ARG_train_equipment_2: "Ferrocarril Buenos Aires al Pacífico 2-8-2T 'Mikado'"
 ARG_train_equipment_3: "Ferrocarril Buenos Aires al Pacífico 4-6-4T"
 #ARG_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff
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### Anqing Clique ###
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### Land ###
 ANQ_infantry_equipment_0: "Hanyang Type 88"
 ANQ_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Hanyang Type 88"
 ANQ_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Originally a product of late Guangxu era 'Self Strengthening' efforts, the Type 88 was designed as a copy of the German Gewehr 88 with export modifications. While collectively inferior to newer rifles despite improvements, and often poorly maintained, the weapon is known to be rugged and reliable if unwieldy.\n\nThis variety is mainly produced at the Hanyang Arsenal, the model's place of design, though equipment shortages often see it used alongside non-standard weapons."
 ANQ_infantry_equipment_1: "Hanyang Type 27"
 ANQ_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Hanyang Type 27"
 ANQ_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Officially called the 'Xuantong Type 27', this rifle was put into service in 1935 thanks to German assistance after the Qing Restoration. The weapon is functionally a near copy of the German Mauser M1924, and a considerable improvement over the much older Type 88 in terms of weight and recoil.\n\nThis variety is mainly produced at the Hanyang Arsenal with German tools, though it may not fully replace its predecessors for some time."
 ANQ_infantry_equipment_2: "Tsingtao MP18"
 ANQ_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Tsingtao MP18"
 ANQ_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Thanks to the flood of Weltkrieg surplus into the world market in the early 1920s, the MP18 saw action in China some time before a modified version began production in Tsingtao.\n\nWith changes to the magazine and stock, this particular product of Sino-German cooperation has been copied and sold throughout Northern and Southern China, though primarily to the Qing Government and warlords in coastal areas."
 ANQ_infantry_equipment_3: "Hanyang Xuantong Type 35"
 ANQ_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Hanyang Type 35"
 ANQ_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Type 35 is a semi-automatic rifle based on the General Liu rifle from 1914. While appearing similar, the Type 35 is shorter, has the rear of the receiver covered, and the gas-trap system replaced by a simple gas port. The new rifle is also no longer able to switch to manual action and uses magazines from the Bohemian ZH-29 rifle and ZB-26 light machine gun."
 ANQ_support_weapons: "'Huaning' 7.92mm heavy machine gun & Hanyang-made Stokes mortar"
 ANQ_support_weapons2: "Shanghai 30 festival 7.9mm machine gun 'Old yellow ox' & Jingling Xuantong Type 23 82mm mortar"
 ANQ_support_weapons3: "Xuantong Type 27 heavy machine gun & Jingling Xuantong Type 34 60mm mortar"
 ANQ_artillery_equipment_1: "75mm Hanyang Xuantong Type 13 Field Gun"
 ANQ_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Hanyang Type 13"
 ANQ_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "As the most produced artillery during the Beiyang government of the Republic of China, this artillery entered service in various armies across China.\n\nAlthough the restored Qing government renamed the weapon the 'Xuantong Type 13', republican forces still refer to it as the 'Xinhai Type 10'."
 ANQ_anti_air_equipment_1: "57mm Shanghai M1927 Gun"
 ANQ_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Shanghai M1927 Gun"
 ANQ_anti_tank_equipment_1: "37mm Hanyang Xuantong Type 21 Flat-Trajectory Gun"
 ANQ_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Hanyang Type 21"
 ANQ_motorized_equipment_1: "Nanjing Type Zhongyuan"
 ANQ_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Zhongyuan"
 ANQ_motorized_equipment_1_desc: "Following the Qing restoration, Benz AG and the Qing government established several automobile factories in China as joint ventures; the most famous being the Zhongyuan Automobile Plants located in Shanghai and Nanjing. Thousands of Type Zhongyuan trucks were produced in these two areas, which entered service in various armies loyal to the Zhili clique.\n\nNotaby, the Zhongyuan is not named after the ancient Chinese place name Zhongyuan (the area surrounding the empire's core), but instead after the painted logo on the front of the truck's cab; a huge Chinese character 'Zhong' enclosed in a circle."

#Aircraft
 ANQ_fighter_equipment_0: "Jinan Type Suzhou"
 ANQ_fighter_equipment_0_short: "Suzhou"

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### Armenia ###
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### Land ###
 ARM_infantry_equipment_0: "Vintovka Mosina obr.1891"
 ARM_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mosina 1891"

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### Australasia ###
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### Land ###

 AST_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "Mk I"
 AST_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "Mk II"
 AST_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "Mk III"
 AST_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "Mk IV"
 AST_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "Mk V"
 AST_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "Mk VI"
 AST_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "Mk VII"
 AST_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "Mk VIII"
 AST_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "Mk IX"
 AST_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "Mk X"
 AST_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "Mk XI"
 AST_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "Mk XII"
 AST_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "Mk XIII"

#Infantry Equip

 AST_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle, Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield Mk III"
 AST_infantry_equipment_0_short: "LSAF SMLE Mk III"
 AST_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Lithgow Small Arms Factory in New South Wales opened in 1912, starting local production of the venerable Lee-Enfield rifle that would serve throughout the Great War. After the British Revolution, however, and the fall of large parts of British India, LSAF was the last remaining arsenal capable of producing Lee-Enfields to remain in Entente hands, making it a very important strategic asset."
 AST_infantry_equipment_1: "Rifle, Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield Mk VI"
 AST_infantry_equipment_1_short: "LSAF SMLE Mk VI"
 AST_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "In cooperation with British-Canadian engineers and the Lithgow factory, the Lee-Enfield Mk III was modernised with new and improved aperture sights on the receiver instead of at the mid-point of the rifle, becoming the new standard for the Dominions. However, experience in jungle warfare brought to attention new needs for the service rifle, specifically in weight, length, and handling. Lithgow thus developed the \"Jungle carbine\" (a commercial name from the post-war), featuring a 18.75 inches (476mm) barrel compared to 25.2 inches (640mm) of the Mk III and V."
 AST_infantry_equipment_2: "Carbine, Machine, Owen Mk I"
 AST_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Owen Gun"
 AST_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "With the looming war and experience during the war in the US, the Entente armies grew increasingly interested in a mass-producible submachine-gun. Evelyn Owen, a private in the Australasian Army and hobbyist gunsmith, caught the attention of both Canadian and Australasian armies with a design of his own. The Owen gun was a very simple, but unorthodox design with its top-loaded magazine and two vertical grips. Not only is it relatively inexpensive, but it proved to be extremely rugged, surviving in even the worst of conditions, earning it the nickname \"Digger's Darling\"."
 AST_infantry_equipment_3: "Rifle, Self-Loading, Long Branch Mk I"
 AST_infantry_equipment_3_short: "SLR Mk I"
 AST_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Crown Corporation Small Arms Ltd in Long Branch responded to requests from the Canadian government for a self-loading rifle. The self-loading rifle is chambered in 8mm Mauser cartridges and features a tilting bolt action. While the gun suffers from reliability issues and excessive recoil, the rifle comes with a shoulder pad to compensate for the recoil. In addition, the rifle's light weight makes it ideal for mobility and urban combat."
 AST_infantry_at: "Grenade, Rifle, Anti-tank No. 68"
 AST_infantry_at_desc: "Witnessing a demonstration of Henry Mohaupt's anti-tank rifle grenade in Switzerland, a Canadian commission, guessing that the weapon used the shaped charge principle, began work on their own design. The resulting high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT) rifle grenade is hoped to provide greater capabilities for the infantry to fight enemy armour using the cup launchers already in service."
 AST_infantry_at2: "Projector Infantry Tank Attack Mk I"
 AST_infantry_at2_desc: "With the need for a hand-held anti tank weapon for use on the frontlines, the Projector Infantry Tank Attack (PITA, known as Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank/PIAT in other Dominions) has been developed based on the design of the bombard mortar. With an effective range of 105 metres in direct fire mode, the device has been well liked due to its lack of backblast - however there has been concerns about its intense recoil."
 AST_support_weapons: "Vickers MG & Stokes mortar"
 AST_support_weapons2: "Lewis Mk III DEMS & SBML two-inch mortar"
 AST_support_weapons3: "Vickers M Mk I & ML 3 inch mortar"
 AST_support_weapons4: "Vickers M Mk III & ML 4.2 inch Mortar"
 AST_night_vision: "Tabby Scope"

#Motorised

 AST_motorized_equipment_1: "GM Canada Commonwealth Military Pattern"
 AST_motorized_equipment_1_short: "GM Canada CMP"

 AST_mechanized_equipment_1: "Vickers Carrier LP"
 AST_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Vickers Carrier"
 AST_mechanized_equipment_2: "Ram Kangaroo"
 AST_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Ram Kangaroo"
 AST_mechanized_equipment_3: "King Kangaroo"
 AST_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "King Kangaroo"

#Armoured Car
 AST_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Ruskin Rover"
 AST_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Rover"
 AST_armored_car_equipment_1: "GM Canada Otter"
 AST_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Otter"
 AST_armored_car_equipment_2: "Ruskin Rhino"
 AST_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Rhino"
 AST_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "With the success of the Rover under its belt, the Ruskin Motor Bodies company designed the Rhino in response to an Australasian government request for a substantially heavier armoured car built upon the CMP chassis. Though substantial changes were made to that CMP chassis, after much work the Rhino was born, and with substantial interchangeability of parts with other CMP-based designs to boot."
 AST_armored_car_at_equipment: "Ruskin Hippo"
 AST_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Hippo"
 AST_armored_car_at_equipment_desc: "To accommodate a substantially larger gun, the Rhino's coaxial machine had to be removed and its turret slightly enlarged. The 'Hippo' as this model has been designated, proved to be quite the headache for its design team, as these changes caused the already heavy vehicle to run into weight issues like its predecessors which had to be slowly worked out prior to the vehicle's adoption."

#Artillery

 AST_anti_tank_equipment_1: "QF 2-pounder"
 AST_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "QF 2-pounder"
 AST_anti_tank_equipment_2: "QF 6-pounder"
 AST_anti_tank_equipment_3: "QF 17-pounder"

 AST_artillery_equipment_1: "QF 18-pounder"
 AST_artillery_equipment_1_short: "QF 18-pounder"
 AST_artillery_equipment_2: "QF 25-pounder"
 AST_artillery_equipment_3: "BL 5.5-inch"

 AST_anti_air_equipment_1: "QF 3-inch 20 cwt"
 AST_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "QF 3-inch"
 AST_anti_air_equipment_2: "QF 40 mm Bofors"
 AST_anti_air_equipment_3: "QF 3.7-inch"

 AST_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "RP-3"
 AST_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "RP-3"
 AST_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "RP-3 Land Mattress"
 AST_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Land Mattress"

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### Assyria ###
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### Land ###

 ASY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "Mk I"
 ASY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "Mk II"
 ASY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "Mk III"
 ASY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "Mk IV"
 ASY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "Mk V"
 ASY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "Mk VI"
 ASY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "Mk VII"
 ASY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "Mk VIII"
 ASY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "Mk IX"
 ASY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "Mk X"
 ASY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "Mk XI"
 ASY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "Mk XII"
 ASY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "Mk XIII"

#Infantry Equip

 ASY_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle, Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield Mk III"
 ASY_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk III"
 ASY_infantry_equipment_1: "Rifle, Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield Mk V"
 ASY_infantry_equipment_1_short: "SMLE Mk V"
 ASY_infantry_equipment_2: "Carbine, Machine, Owen Mk I"
 ASY_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Owen Gun"
 ASY_infantry_equipment_3: "Rifle, Self-Loading, Long Branch Mk I"
 ASY_infantry_equipment_3_short: "SLR Mk I"
 ASY_infantry_at: "Grenade, Rifle, Anti-tank No. 68"
 ASY_infantry_at2: "Projector, Infantry, Anti-Tank Mk I"
 ASY_support_weapons: "Vickers MG & Stokes mortar"
 ASY_support_weapons2: "Lewis Mk III DEMS & SBML two-inch mortar"
 ASY_support_weapons3: "Vickers M Mk I & ML 3 inch mortar"
 ASY_support_weapons4: "Vickers M Mk III & ML 4.2 inch Mortar"
 ASY_night_vision: "Tabby Scope"

#Motorised

 ASY_motorized_equipment_1: "GM Canada Commonwealth Military Pattern"
 ASY_motorized_equipment_1_short: "GM Canada CMP"

 ASY_mechanized_equipment_1: "Vickers Carrier LP"
 ASY_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Vickers Carrier"
 ASY_mechanized_equipment_2: "Ram Kangaroo"
 ASY_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Ram Kangaroo"
 ASY_mechanized_equipment_3: "King Kangaroo"
 ASY_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "King Kangaroo"

#Armoured Car

 ASY_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Marmon-Herrington MkI"
 ASY_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "M.H. MkI"
 ASY_armored_car_equipment_1: "Marmon-Herrington MkIII"
 ASY_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "M.H. MkIII"
 ASY_armored_car_equipment_2: "Marmon-Herrington MkIV"
 ASY_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "M.H. MkIV"
 ASY_armored_car_at_equipment: "Marmon-Herrington MkIV"
 ASY_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "M.H. MkIV"

#Artillery

 ASY_artillery_equipment_1: "QF 18-pounder"
 ASY_artillery_equipment_1_short: "QF 18-pounder"
 ASY_artillery_equipment_2: "QF 25-pounder"
 ASY_artillery_equipment_3: "BL 5.5-inch"

 ASY_anti_tank_equipment_1: "QF 2-pounder"
 ASY_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "QF 2-pounder"
 ASY_anti_tank_equipment_2: "QF 6-pounder"
 ASY_anti_tank_equipment_3: "QF 17-pounder"

 ASY_anti_air_equipment_1: "QF 3-inch 20 cwt"
 ASY_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "QF 3-inch"
 ASY_anti_air_equipment_2: "QF 40 mm Bofors"
 ASY_anti_air_equipment_3: "QF 3.7-inch"

 ASY_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "RP-3"
 ASY_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "RP-3"
 ASY_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "RP-3 Land Mattress"
 ASY_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Land Mattress"

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### Austria ###
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### Land ###

#Infantry Equip
 #Mannlicher M1895
 AUS_infantry_equipment_0: "Karabiner Modell 1895/30"
 AUS_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mannlicher M.95/30"
 AUS_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mannlicher Modell 1895/1930 (German: Infanterie Repetier-Gewehr M.95) was the service rifle of the Austro-Hungarian armed forces during the Weltkrieg. Designed by Ferdinand von Mannlicher, it used a straight-pull bolt-action for increased rate-of-fire compared to its contemporaries, giving it the nickname Ruck-Zuck (German slang for \"back and forth\") by Austrian troops and \"Ta-Pum\" by the Italians on the receiving end. The Italian song \"Ta pum!\" from the Weltkrieg refers to this rifle. Later after the war, most rifles were converted into the carbine configuration."
 #FÉG 35M
 AUS_infantry_equipment_1: "Karabiner Modell 1935"
 AUS_infantry_equipment_1_short: "FÉG M.35"
 AUS_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Weltkrieg made the M.95's deficiencies all-too obvious, especially its relatively underpowered round-nose cartridge and the required maintenance for the straight-pull action. Steyr developed the 8x56mm \"Spitzer\" cartridge that would serve as the basis to a new generation of weapons and push the M.95 to its full potential. In the 1935 Rifle Trial, the Hungarian FÉG design based on the Mannlicher-Schönauer's excellent turn-bolt-action won out and was adopted."
 #Danuvia 39M
 AUS_infantry_equipment_2: "Maschinenpistole Modell 1939"
 AUS_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Danuvia M.39"
 AUS_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by Pál Király, this \"heavy\" submachine gun used specially-loaded 9x25mm ammunition in a folding magazine for transport and storage. This made it very potent and reliable compared to its contemporaries, making it reminiscent of later assault rifle designs."
 #ZK 412/MK SS-42
 AUS_infantry_equipment_3: "Maschinenkarabiner Modell 1942"
 AUS_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Zbrojovka Brno M.42"
 AUS_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "As it became clear that engagement distances had significantly shortened since the Weltkrieg, the Monarchy became interested in developing an intermediate cartridge and the \"machine-carbine\" idea. The Koucký brothers at Zbrojovka Brno presented their ZK 412 design using the 8x35mm \"Rapid\" cartridge with similar performance to the German 8x33mm Kurz."
 #MP 34:
 AUS_infantry_weapons2: "Maschinenpistole Modell 1934"
 AUS_infantry_weapons2_short: "Steyr-Solothurn M.34"
 AUS_infantry_weapons2_desc: "While a German design by Louis Stange, the  MP 34 was mainly produced by Steyr and was adopted by the Austro-Hungarian Army. As common with early submachine guns, this design was heavy, expensive, but reliable, with a horizontal magazine using the potent 9x25mm Mauser cartridge."
 #ZK 383:
 AUS_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Maschinenpistole Modell 38"
 AUS_improved_infantry_weapons_2_short: "Zbrojovka Brno M.38"
 AUS_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "Seeing the need for a submachine-gun using the standard pistol cartridge of the Army, the Monarchy would adopt the ZK 383, designed by brothers Josef and František Koucký at Zbrojovka Brno, as the MP 38. Using a horizontal magazine like the MP 34, the ZK 383 is known for having a light bipod, allowing it to be used as a substitute squad automatic weapon. Later models were heavily simplified for cheaper and faster production, along with a vertical foldable magazine like the Danuvia SMGs."
 #Danuvia 43M:
 AUS_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Maschinenpistole Modell 1943"
 AUS_advanced_infantry_weapons2_short: "Danuvia M.43"
 AUS_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "While the Danuvia 39M proved successful, its folding magazine was not enough to compensate for its bulky design for vehicle crewmen. The 43M redesign with a folding metal stock and a new, more reliable foldable magazine design allowed it to be much more compact during transport or storage, without sacrificing firepower."
 #M.SS.41
 AUS_infantry_at: "Panzerjägerbüchse M.38"
 #44M kézi páncéltörő vető
 AUS_infantry_at2: "Raketenpanzerjägerbüchse M.42"
 #Schwarzlose + Minenwerfer M.14
 AUS_support_weapons: "MG M.07/12 & MW M.14"
 #ZB-26 + Brandt mortar
 AUS_support_weapons2: "MG M.26 & GrW M.33"
 #ZB-30 + minomet vz. 36
 AUS_support_weapons3: "MG M.30 & GrW M.36"
 #Vz. 52 + 43 M. 12 cm aknavető
 AUS_support_weapons4: "MG M.45 & GrW M.43"

#Motorised

 #Steyr 640:
 AUS_motorized_equipment_1: "Geländefahrzeug Modell 1937"
 AUS_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Gfz M.37"
 #Steyr with rocket:
 AUS_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Raketenwerfer Modell 1944 auf Geländefahrzeug"
 AUS_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Rw M.44 auf Gfz M.37"
 #Skoda TH-7:
 AUS_mechanized_equipment_1: "Kettenfahrzeug Modell 1937"
 AUS_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Kfz M.37"
 AUS_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "To observers and theorists, the civil war in America showcased modern mechanised warfare and showed how much tracked vehicles had improved in reliability and cross-country capabilities. As a stop-gap measure to improve the mobility of its motorised infantry, the Armee-Oberkommando assigned numerous artillery tractors, mostly of the Praga T-series, to its rapid divisions, redesignating them as tracked troop transports until proper armoured carriers could be introduced."
 #Saurer RR-7:
 AUS_mechanized_equipment_2: "Kettenfahrzeug Modell 1938"
 #Saurer RR-7:
 AUS_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Kfz M.38"
 AUS_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "The Saurer RR-7 was a hybrid armoured vehicle that could use both tracks or wheels. It was introduced as an artillery tractor in 1937, but proved to be a far more versatile vehicle with its light armour and high mobility. Not only would it fill the role of a reconnaissance vehicle, but also that of a troop transport, making it the Monarchy's first armoured vehicle of that type."
 #43.M Lehel:
 AUS_mechanized_equipment_3: "Transportpanzer Modell 1943"
 #43.M Lehel:
 AUS_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "TPz M.43"
 AUS_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "With a large number of Nimród self-propelled anti-air vehicles in inventory and its autocannon struggling to fill its role, a large number of them were rebuilt without a turret to fill the role of an armoured ambulance and troop carrier. These made them one of the first modern armoured personnel carriers and significantly lengthening the service life of its parent design."
 #Škoda ŠET:
 AUS_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Schwimmpanzer Modell 1941"
 AUS_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "SchwPz M.41"
 #VOŽ-2:
 AUS_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Schwimmpanzer Modell 1943"
 AUS_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "SchwPz M.43"

#Armoured Car
 #OA vz. 30:
 AUS_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Leichter Panzerwagen Modell 1930"
 AUS_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "lePzW M.30"
 #Steyr ADGZ:
 AUS_armored_car_equipment_1: "Mittlerer Panzerwagen Modell 1935"
 AUS_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "mPzW M.35"
 #39.M Csaba:
 AUS_armored_car_equipment_2: "Leichter Panzerwagen Modell 1939"
 AUS_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "lePzW M.39"
 AUS_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by the Hungarian engineer Miklós Straussler, the Model 39 was introduced into service by the K.u.K Army as a support vehicle for its newly organised motorised units. Equipped with a 20mm gun and built mostly by the MAVÁG company, the vehicle was nicknamed by Straussler after Attila's son, \"Csaba\"."
 #39.M Csaba with AT gun:
 AUS_armored_car_at_equipment: "Leichter Jagdpanzerwagen Modell 1939/42"
 AUS_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "leJgPzW M.39/42"

#Trains
 # BBO 81:
 AUS_train_equipment_1: "k.k. Staatsbahnen 581"
 AUS_train_equipment_1_short: "kkStB 581"
 AUS_train_equipment_1_desc: "Built shortly after the Great War, the kkStB 581 was a class of 2-10-0 locomotives designed to pull heavy coal trains from Moravia and Silesia. They were equipped with two cylinders and a superheater to produce the large amount of power needed. Later the true power of Rihorsk’s design would be realised with a four cylinder one-off."
 # DRB Class 52:
 AUS_train_equipment_2: "k.k. Staatsbahnen 552"
 AUS_train_equipment_2_short: "kkStB 552"
 AUS_train_equipment_2_desc: "A near copy of the Prussian state railways G 13 locomotive, these locomotives have a lighter axle load, higher top speed and were cheaper to produce compared to the kkStB 552, but could pull the same amount of freight. They would quickly replace most freight locomotives on the Austro-Hungarian railway network."
 AUS_train_equipment_3: "$HUN_train_equipment_3$"
 AUS_train_equipment_3_short: "$HUN_train_equipment_3_short$"
 #AUS_train_equipment_3_desc: ""

 AUS_railway_gun_equipment_1: "Skoda 35cm Eisenbahnkanone L/45 M.16"
 AUS_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: "Skoda EbK M.16"
# AUS_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: ""

#Artillery

 AUS_artillery_equipment_1: "Škoda 8 cm Feldkanone M.30"
 AUS_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Škoda FK M.30"
 #AUS_artillery_equipment_1_desc: ""
 AUS_artillery_equipment_2: "Škoda 10.5 cm schwere Feldkanone M.35"
 AUS_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Škoda sFK M.35"
 #AUS_artillery_equipment_2_desc: ""
 AUS_artillery_equipment_3: "Škoda 15 cm schwere Feldhaubitze M.37"
 AUS_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Škoda sFH M.37"
 #AUS_artillery_equipment_3_desc: ""

 AUS_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Böhler 4.7 cm Panzerabwehrgeschütz M.35"
 AUS_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Böhler PAG M.35"
 #AUS_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: ""
 AUS_anti_tank_equipment_2: "MÁVAG 7.5 cm Panzerabwehrgeschütz M.41"
 AUS_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "MÁVAG PAG M.41"
 #AUS_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: ""
 AUS_anti_tank_equipment_3: "MÁVAG 8 cm Panzerabwehrgeschütz M.29/44"
 AUS_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "MÁVAG PAG M.44"
 #AUS_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: ""

 AUS_anti_air_equipment_1: "Oerlikon 2 cm Fliegerabwehrkanone M.37"
 AUS_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Oerlikon FlAK M.37"
 #AUS_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""
 AUS_anti_air_equipment_2: "MÁVAG 8 cm Fliegerabwehrkanone M.29"
 AUS_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "MÁVAG FlAK M.29"
 #AUS_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""
 AUS_anti_air_equipment_3: "Škoda 9 cm Fliegerabwehrkanone M.39"
 AUS_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "Škoda FlAK M.39"
 #AUS_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""

 AUS_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Raketenwerfer M.44 'Schlägelwerfer'"
 AUS_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Schlägelwerfer"
 #AUS_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: ""

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### Azerbaijan ###
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### Land ###
 AZR_infantry_equipment_0: "Mosin-Nagant 1891 Versiyası"
 AZR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mosin 1891"

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### Teke ###
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### Land ###
 TKE_infantry_equipment_0: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0$"
 TKE_infantry_equipment_0_short: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0_short$"
 TKE_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 TKE_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 TKE_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 TKE_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 TKE_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 TKE_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 TKE_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### Bahia ###
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### Land ###
 BAH_infantry_equipment_0: "Espingarda Mauser Modelo 1908"
 BAH_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M08"
 BAH_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mauser Model 1908 was an exceptionally long rifle based on the Mauser 1898 and chambered in 7x57mm Mauser. It was originally produced for Brazil by the German company DWM, but Brazil has subsequently begun to produce staggering quantities of the rifle domestically, and it became a staple in many state armies as time went it became almost synonym with the Interstate War in the cultural mindset of the nation. The Bahia state's army used the same gear as the other states that formed Brazil, and alongside the southern states it was the premier fighting force of the region."
 BAH_infantry_equipment_1: "Fusil Mauser Modelo 1935"
 BAH_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser M35"
 BAH_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Mauser Rifle Model 1935 is a unique Mauser Rifle which utilises a 7x57mm cartridge produced domestically by Brazil and abroad in close conjunction with the Mauser company, as part of the extensive collaboration between the Brazilian and German governments. Said collaboration started in the 1910s, as a clique officers then derided as 'the Young Turks' by the press began lobbying extensively for closer cooperation with the global hegemon. Everything from helmets to artillery pieces started to be fashioned after the German model, and as such a modernisation of the older Mausers became a priority. This firearm became almost synonymous with the Brazilian military during the Weltkrieg."
 BAH_infantry_equipment_2: "Submetralhadora Bergmann Modelo 1938"
 BAH_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Bergmann M38"
 BAH_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "During the late years of the Pessoa presidency, Brazil purchased a relatively small number of Bergmann MP28 submachine guns, but they never saw much use outside of national guard regiments in Rio itself; The M38 is a simplified and easily manufactured derivative of the MP28 created in response to growing tensions in South America, and was intended to be the standard issue firearm for the entire Brazilian military and was produced in large quantities in foundries across the country and as such became almost synonymous with the Brazilian military during the Weltkrieg period."
 BAH_infantry_equipment_3: "Mosquetão Semi-Automático Rossi Modelo 1944"
 BAH_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "As the Second Weltkrieg raged in Europe, Brazilian leadership found that their weapons were simply outmatched as the arms race between the great powers, and rather than try to catch up, it simply started producing an outright copy of the newest German semi automatic rifle designs such as the G41. The first models were made in the Rossi foundry in Rio Grande do Sul, wherein the model takes its name from. While more advanced than other weapons in use by the Paulista army, its low reliability made it unpopular with soldiers, who often preferred older models or even captured gear."
 BAH_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Rossi M44"
 BAH_support_weapons: "Metralhadora M.08/15 & Morteiro de 7,58-cm"
 BAH_support_weapons_desc: "The Weltkrieg saw the introduction of some of the deadliest weapons known to man, such as the fearsome M.G. Modell 08/15. In the close confines of trench warfare, the once archaic mortar was brought back to relevance. Many of these older piece of equipment were among the hardware directly sold or leased to Brazil over the course of the military mission from Germany in that nation."
 BAH_support_weapons_1: "Metralhadora M34 & Morteiro de 8cm"
 BAH_support_weapons_1_desc: "The Machine Gun Model 34 (MG34) was a recoil operated air-cooled machine gun. Chambered in the powerful 7.92x57-mm Mauser rifle cartridge, the machine gun's high rate of fire (900 RPM) and efficient mobility made it arguably the most advanced machine gun in the world at the time; and was eagerly shown to Brazil as a proof of the martial superiority of the Kaiserreich. The perhaps unexpected consequence of that was the fact that the design was copied with little regard for patents by the Rio government after Black Monday. The Mortar Model 34 is an infantry mortar that employs 8-cm shells. It has been noted for its high accuracy and rate of fire."
 BAH_support_weapons2: "Metralhadora M39 & Morteiro 'Torneira' de 20cm"
 BAH_support_weapons_2_desc: "The Machine Gun Model 39 (M.G. 39) was an improvement over the M.G. 34. This belt fed machine gun features a high rate of fire and is suited for all purposes. The 20-cm leichter Mortar Model 40 is a spigot mortar designed for striking obstacles and strong points. Brazilian copies were noted for having inferior quality materials in their fabrication, presumably to lower costs."
 BAH_support_weapons3: "Metralhadora Imbel M1 & Morteiro de 8cm"
 BAH_support_weapons_3_desc: "The first models of heavy machine guns produced by Brazil, for Brazil, the Imbel models were noted for very high rate of fire, but also relatively low reliability and durability due to several corners cut during production. When it was working properly, it was one of the most fearsome weapons in the country's arsenal, however."
 BAH_infantry_at: "Metralhadora Anti-Tanque Imbel .50"
 BAH_infantry_at_desc: "The first models of heavy machine guns produced by Brazil, for Brazil, the Imbel models were noted for very high rate of fire, but also relatively low reliability and durability due to several corners cut during production. When it was working properly, it was one of the most fearsome weapons in the country's arsenal, however. Heavier variants were assigned to Anti Tank duties in the lack of proper weapons for the task in the armed forces."
 BAH_infantry_at2: "Lança Rojão M44"
 BAH_infantry_at2_desc: "The Model 44 Rocket Launcher, like many Brazilian weapons of its time, is a rather uninspired copy of european equipment used in the Second Weltkrieg, later produced and used by Brazil itself. Based mostly on the German 'Panzerschreck', the weapon shares most specifications with it, including its 8,8-centimetre rockets and the massive smoke trail left by firing."

 BAH_artillery_equipment_1: "Obuseiro Rheinmetall de 10,5 cm"
 BAH_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "After a series of military missions from and to Germany, Brazil's government started to import foreign artillery from that nation. These were Rheinmetall models were relatively modern for their time, but the nation had a very limited capacity for mass production of these at home. These guns were a significant upgrade from previous models used by Germany especially when it comes to hitting moving targets."
 BAH_artillery_equipment_2: "Obuseiro Modelo 41 de 11,5cm"
 BAH_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The Obuseiro Modelo 41 was little more than a copy of the specifications of the Modell 36 field howitzer from the German army, but with some tweaks to lower production costs, at the expense of some reliability. Even so, the gun was extensively used by artillery in Brazil across the Weltkrieg period, and was the first piece of artillery mass produced domestically itself rather than being mostly imported."
 BAH_artillery_equipment_3: "Obuseiro Modelo 43 de 17cm"
 BAH_artillery_equipment_3_desc: "Still following the trend of copying specifications from German pieces of equipment, the 1943 update of the M41 had a slight increase in firepower, and some refinements with the intent of making it more reliable. However, production was limited during wartime, and the upgraded field gun was a rare sight over the early 1940s. In later years, however, it and models with minimal variations were used by the Bahian army until the 1960s."
 BAH_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Ob. Rm. de 10,5 cm"
 BAH_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Ob. M41 de 11,5cm"
 BAH_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Ob. M43 de 17cm"
 BAH_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "CAA M2 de 2cm"
 BAH_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "CAA M5 de 3,7cm"
 BAH_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "CAA M7 de 8,8cm"
 BAH_anti_air_equipment_1: "Canhão Antiaéreo M2 de 2cm"
 BAH_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: "Anti Air weaponry was a defensive priority for Brazil, as the war between states had shown the vulnerabilities of the federal capital against aircraft despite extensive coastal and land based defences. Developed in conjunction and with support of Germany, the M1 and M2 were admittedly little more than copies of FlaK models from the early 1930s, but that was sufficient to deal with the relatively slow aircraft deployed in South America at the time."
 BAH_anti_air_equipment_2: "Canhão Antiaéreo M5 de 3,7cm"
 BAH_anti_air_equipment_2_desc: "As aircraft rapidly developed, several updates and changes to the standard issue M2 were made over the years, but later models of anti aircraft weaponry entirely different specifications regarding almost everything from the main axle to the size of the cannon itself. The M5 is closely related to its German cousin, the 3,7cm Fla.K 37, but is made of lower quality materials to meet the production needs of Brazil."
 BAH_anti_air_equipment_3: "Canhão Antiaéreo M7 de 8,8cm"
 BAH_anti_air_equipment_3_desc: "As aircraft rapidly developed, several updates and changes to the standard issue M2 were made over the years, but later models of anti aircraft weaponry entirely different specifications regarding almost everything, and the M7 is almost entirely a departure from the original design all but in role. The M7 was the first piece of anti aircraft equipment designed domestically, but even so it retained so many similarities to similar guns in use by Germany and its allies in the Weltkrieg many experts claim it wasn't a different gun at all, but rather a domestically produced variant. The cumbersome gun saw little use in Brazilian service before the war was over."
 BAH_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Canhão Antitanque 'Alemão' de 3,7 cm"
 BAH_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: "Initially an outright import from Germany, the gun was straight up called 'Alemão' by the troops in the barracks due to its strength and obvious foreign origin, as its makers made sure to stamp imperial eagle effigies in seemingly every model. While similar models in europe were designed to be drawn by motorised forces, Brazil used an outdated design more suited to the many horses it had available, and the lack of appropriate road infrastructure in an eventual frontline against Argentina. Said nation was the main motivator behind Brazil's move to start fabricating the piece domestically in small numbers after 1936, as the instability in that region, and having an unpredictable regime in possession of dozens of tanks, unnerved general staff in Rio."
 BAH_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Canhão Antitanque M2 de 7,5 cm"
 BAH_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: "Developed entirely with German models as a basis, Anti Tank Artillery Model 2, or the AT2, was developed primarily against the types of heavier armour being used by european powers as the Second Weltkrieg raged. With Germany itself less than willing to cooperate with production this time, an illegally obtained piece was the basis for production domestically, which started much too late for widespread usage within the armed forces. The few models were usually distributed to divisions expected to face the burnt of enemy assaults."
 BAH_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Canhão Antitanque M6 de 12,8 cm"
 BAH_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: "As the Weltkrieg came to a close, the armour in enemy Tanks became almost overbearing to infantry and older models of artillery alike, and Brazil's solution was yet again to mimic european designs in a cheap fashion. This domestic version of the Pa.K 43 has all of the problems of the original guns, but with lower reliability and was made with cheaper materials. Steel shortages were the main reason for the staggeringly low number of units produced during the war."
 BAH_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "CAT Alemão de 3,7 cm"
 BAH_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "CAT de 7,5 cm"
 BAH_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "CAT M6 de 12,8 cm"
 BAH_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Bateria Lança Foguetes de 32cm"
 BAH_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "Rocket artillery was rarely utilised by the Brazilian military during the war period, and the few pieces manufactured were direct copies of what little German equipment of the type Brazilian officers got their hands on. Following the specifications of the original models, rockets of 32cm were used in these weapons, and a lack of said rockets is exactly why they were seldom used."
 BAH_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Bateria Lança Foguetes de 21cm"
 BAH_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "Rocket artillery was rarely utilised by the Brazilian military during the war period, and the few pieces manufactured were direct copies of what little German equipment of the type Brazilian officers got their hands on. Changes to the size of the rockets required for usage made later models more common, but still far from standard issue and few pieces of the LF de 21cm were used in the field when compared to even the M43."
 BAH_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Bat. LF de 21cm"
 BAH_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Bat. LF de 32cm"

### Railroad ###
 BAH_train_equipment_1: "Class 238 Armstrong Whitworth 2-6-2"
 BAH_train_equipment_2: "Class 1015 Alco-Schenectady 4-10-2"
 BAH_train_equipment_3: "Class 400 Beyer, Peacock 2-4-2"
 #AMA_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff
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### Vasconia ###
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### Land ###
 BAS_infantry_equipment_0: "Oviedo Mauser M1893"
 BAS_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M1893"
 BAS_infantry_equipment_1: "Oviedo Mauser M1916"
 BAS_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser M1916"
 BAS_infantry_equipment_2: "Labora-Fontbernat M1938"
 BAS_infantry_equipment_2_short: "LF M1938"

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### Baltic Duchy ###
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### Land ###
 BAT_infantry_equipment_0: "Mosin-Nagant Modell 1891"
 BAT_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mosin 1891"
 BAT_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser 98b"
 BAT_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser 98b"
 BAT_infantry_equipment_2: "Maschinenpistole 28"
 BAT_infantry_equipment_2_short: "MP-28"
 BAT_infantry_equipment_3: "Maschinenkarabiner 42"
 BAT_infantry_equipment_3_short: "MKb 42"
 BAT_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The MKb 42 is a revolutionary design chambered for a new intermediate cartridge, developed by famous German arms designer Hugo Schmeisser in conjunction with the Haenel company. While the first prototype of the rifle was prone to jamming, both the military and even the Kaiser himself were extremely enthusiastic about the project and immense resources were concentrated on improving the design, with the rifle deemed ready for adoption in 1942."
 BAT_infantry_at: "$GER_infantry_at$"
 BAT_infantry_at_short: "$GER_infantry_at_short$"
 BAT_infantry_at2: "$GER_infantry_at2$"
 BAT_infantry_at2_short: "$GER_infantry_at2_short$"
 BAT_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 BAT_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 BAT_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 BAT_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"
 BAT_support_weapons3: "$GER_support_weapons3$"
 BAT_support_weapons3_short: "$GER_support_weapons3_short$"
 BAT_support_weapons4: "$GER_support_weapons4$"
 BAT_support_weapons4_short: "$GER_support_weapons4_short$"
 BAT_night_vision: "$GER_night_vision$"
 BAT_night_vision_short: "$GER_night_vision_short$"

#Motorized
 BAT_motorized_equipment_1: "Opel Blitz"
 BAT_motorized_rocket_equipment: "Opel Blitz mit Wurfrahmen 40"
 BAT_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Opel Blitz mit Wurfrahmen 40"
 BAT_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Blitz mit Wurfrahmen"
 BAT_mechanized_equipment_1: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11"
 BAT_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Sd.Kfz. 11"
 BAT_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11 was developed from 1934 to 1938 and involved Borgward AG and, from 1937 onwards, the design became associated with Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG. Initially intended to be a prime mover, the Sd.Kfz. 11 soon was transferred to the role of a transporter, when the need for an all-terrain vehicle became apparent. Capable of carrying eight soldiers in addition to towing a gun or a trailer, the truck became the main vehicle of panzergrenadiers."
 BAT_mechanized_equipment_2: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251"
 BAT_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Sd.Kfz. 251"
 BAT_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "Developed on the chassis of Sd.Kfz. 11, the Schützenpanzerwagen Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251 half-tracks (commonly referred to as "SWP") are built by Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG specifically to quickly transport a squad of infantrymen to the front lines with adequate armour protection from small arms fire. The truck examples are usually assigned to armour units for the purpose of helping troops stay right behind the fast moving tanks."
 BAT_mechanized_equipment_3: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 256"
 BAT_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Sd.Kfz. 256"
 BAT_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "In late 1943, the German Army asked Auto-Union to develop a light, fully tracked reconnaissance vehicle, capable of carrying 6-8 men in an open-top superstructure. Introduced in 1944 the Schwerer Schützenpanzerwagen 'Kätzchen' (Heavy Armoured Personnel Carrier 'Kitten') had the hull's shape similar to the hull of the Stu.Pz.Kpfw. VII, but much smaller. The vehicle has front wheel drive with five or six overlapping steel road wheels and was designed to attain speeds in excess of 50 km/hr and has light armour. Warmly met by the German Military despite not very high speed, the vehicle was adopted in service under the name Sd.Kfz. 256."

#Amphibious
 BAT_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper"
 BAT_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "LWS"
 BAT_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper II"
 BAT_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "LWS II"

#Armoured Car
 BAT_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Leichter Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 222"
 BAT_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Sd.Kfz. 222"
 BAT_armored_car_equipment_1: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, 8-rad, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 231"
 BAT_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Sd.Kfz. 231"
 BAT_armored_car_equipment_2: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234"
 BAT_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Sd. Kfz. 234"
 BAT_armored_car_at_equipment: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234/2"
 BAT_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Sd.Kfz. 234/2"

#Trains
 BAT_train_equipment_1: "$GER_train_equipment_1$"
 BAT_train_equipment_1_short: "$GER_train_equipment_1_short$"
 BAT_train_equipment_1_desc: "$GER_train_equipment_1_desc$"
 BAT_train_equipment_2: "$GER_train_equipment_2$"
 BAT_train_equipment_2_short: "$GER_train_equipment_2_short$"
 BAT_train_equipment_2_desc: "$GER_train_equipment_2_desc$"
 BAT_train_equipment_3: "$GER_train_equipment_3$"
 BAT_train_equipment_3_short: "$GER_train_equipment_3_short$"
 BAT_train_equipment_3_desc: "$GER_train_equipment_3_desc$"

 BAT_railway_gun_equipment_1: "$GER_railway_gun_equipment_1$"
 BAT_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: "$GER_railway_gun_equipment_1_short$"
 BAT_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: "$GER_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc$"

#Artillery
 BAT_artillery_equipment_1: "10,5-cm leichte Feldhaubitze Modell 33"
 BAT_artillery_equipment_1_short: "10,5-cm le.F.H. 33"
 BAT_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "The 10,5-cm le.F.H. 33 is the standard artillery piece of the Deutsches Heer, adopted for service in 1933 and used by all divisions and artillery battalions. This gun was developed in 1928-29 by Rheinmetall, and was a major advance on its predecessor the 10,5-cm le.F.H. 16 - a completely new three-point split trail gun carriage provides more stability and increases the traverse to 56 degrees alongside with the sighting mechanism to make it easier to fire at moving targets."
 BAT_artillery_equipment_2: "15-cm schwere Feldhaubitze Modell 36"
 BAT_artillery_equipment_2_short: "15-cm s.F.H. 36"
 BAT_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The 15-cm schwere Feldhaubitze 36, nicknamed Immergrün ('Evergreen'), is the basic division-level heavy howitzer, serving alongside the smaller but more numerous 10,5-cm le.F.H. 33. The gun originated with a contest between Rheinmetall and Krupp, both of whom entered several designs that were all considered unsatisfactory for one reason or another. In the end the army decided the solution was to combine the best features of both designs, using the Rheinmetall gun on a Krupp carriage. In 1935 the Army drafted a requirement for a lightened version of the gun which could be towed by a single horse team in one piece, for which a new proposed design from Rheinmetall was selected."
 BAT_artillery_equipment_3: "17-cm Kanone Modell 40 in Mörserlafette"
 BAT_artillery_equipment_3_short: "17-cm K. 40 Mrs.Laf."
 BAT_artillery_equipment_3_Desc: "The 17-cm Kanone 40, built by Krupp and Hannoversche Maschinenbau, is heavy corps-level gun. In the field, the gun delivers great damage, but also has a great disadvantage of requiring a long period of time to tear down for transport. A notable innovation on the 17-cm K. 40 is the \"double recoil\" or dual-recoil carriage. The dual-recoil mechanism absorbs all of the recoil energy with virtually no movement of the box trail upon firing, thus making for a very accurate weapon."

 BAT_anti_tank_equipment_1: "3,7-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 36"
 BAT_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "3,7-cm Pa.K. 36"
 BAT_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: "Design of a horse-drawn, 3,7-cm anti-tank gun (designated 3,7-cm Pa.K. 28) by Rheinmetall commenced in 1924. By the early 1930s, it became apparent that horse-drawn artillery is obsolete, and the gun was modified for motorised transport, allowing it to be towed at highway speeds. Nicknamed by soldiers 'Heeresanklopfgerät' ('army door-knocking device'), the re-designated 3,7-cm Pa.K. 36 is the main anti-tank weapon of Deutsches Heer and easily can manage with enemy light tanks."
 BAT_anti_tank_equipment_2: "7,5-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 40"
 BAT_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "7,5-cm Pa.K. 40"
 BAT_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: "The 7,5-cm Pa.K. 40 was developed after reports of new enemy tank designs began to reach Berlin in 1939. The project was initially given low priority, but following the growing tensions with France and the appearance of heavily armoured tanks, it was given an increased priority. In terms of armour-piercing action, the Pa.K. 40 is superior to the similar guns, but have less effective rollback damping systems, as a result of which the gun is behind analogues to quickly change position."
 BAT_anti_tank_equipment_3: "12,8-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 43"
 BAT_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "12,8-cm Pa.K. 43"
 BAT_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: "The 12,8-cm Pa.K. 43 is the new anti-tank gun developed initially as a field gun known as the Kanone 43. However, once heavier tanks started to appear the design requirements were altered to include an anti-armour role. The 12,8-cm Pa.K. 44 has a good anti-tank performance over long to extreme-long ranges - 1,800-2,700 metres and beyond - while also doubling as an effective field gun when firing high-explosive shells. But since it was not possible to install a 12,8-cm barrel on the carriage of a conventional anti-tank gun, a special carriage for the gun was designed. The high profile of the gun had to be maintained, which makes the gun extremely visible."

 BAT_anti_air_equipment_1: "2-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 36"
 BAT_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "2-cm Fla.K. 36"
 BAT_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: "The 2-cm Fla.K. 30 automatic anti-aircraft cannon was developed by Rheinmetall in 1930, and the Deutsches Heer began to receive guns in 1933. In 1936, due to the growth of tensions, Mauser modernised the gun - the upgraded model received the designation 2-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone 36 and was adopted by the German army. The principle of operation of the Fla.K. 36 mechanisms remains the same - the use of recoil force with a short barrel stroke, but otherwise is similar with only increased the rate of fire to 220 rounds per minute and slightly lowered overall weight to 420 kg."
 BAT_anti_air_equipment_2: "3,7-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 37"
 BAT_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "3,7-cm Fla.K. 37"
 BAT_anti_air_equipment_2_desc: "The original 3,7-cm gun was developed by Rheinmetall in 1935. The cannon had an overall length of 89 calibres, which allowed a 4,800 metres maximum ceiling. The Fla.K. 35 was only produced in small numbers, and production had already ended in 1936. Development continued, focusing on replacement of the existing cumbersome dual-axle mount with a lighter single-axle one, resulting in a 3,7-cm Fla.K. 36 with the practical rate of fire raised to 120 rounds per minute. A new, simplified sighting system introduced the next year led to the otherwise-identical 3,7-cm Fla.K. 37 which quickly became the main variant of the gun for the German Army."
 BAT_anti_air_equipment_3: "8,8-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 41"
 BAT_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "8,8-cm Fla.K. 41"
 BAT_anti_air_equipment_3_desc: "Initially developed in 1930 by Krupp the 8,8-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone 30, commonly known as 'acht-acht' ('eight-eight'), was later modified by Rheinmetall. The versatile carriage allows the 8,8-cm Fla.K. to fire in a limited anti-tank mode when still on its wheels, and many consider the 8,8-cm Fla.K. line to be one of the best of its time. The Rheinmetall Fla.K. 41 is a second generation 8,8-cm gun, which some generals say is 'almost equal to the 12,8-cm cannon'. While having good characteristics, the Fla.K. 41 has problems in service, and is used mainly where it can be properly maintained."

 BAT_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "28/32-cm Schweres Wurfgerät Modell 40"
 BAT_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "s.W.G. 40"
 BAT_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "Initially designed for Nebeltruppen (Smoke Troops) for smokescreen setting, the schwere Wurfgerät 40 exists in two variants - with wooden and steel frames. The open frames of the most common steel version have short hinged legs to adjust elevation and are sized to fit the 32-centimetre rocket, but adapter rails are provided to allow the 28-centimetre rockets to fit. The s.W.G. 40 also can be mounted on schwere Wurfrahmen 40 frames attached to the sides of different vehicles."
 BAT_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "21-cm Raketenwerfer Modell 42"
 BAT_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "R.W. 42"
 BAT_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The 21-cm Raketenwerfer 42 is a five-barreled multiple rocket launcher mounted on the towed carriage derived from that of the 3,7 cm Pa.K. 36 anti-tank gun. The launchers are organised into batteries of six with three batteries per battalion. Intended to provide the fire support and settle smokescreens, the R.W. 42 are mainly used as rocket artillery and almost don't participate in chemical warfare."

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### Bavaria ###
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### Land ###

 BAY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "A"
 BAY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "B"
 BAY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "C"
 BAY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "D"
 BAY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "E"
 BAY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "F"
 BAY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "G"
 BAY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "H"
 BAY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "I"
 BAY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "J"
 BAY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "K"
 BAY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "L"
 BAY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "M"
 BAY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_14: "N"
 BAY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_15: "O"
 BAY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_16: "P"

#Infantry Equip

 BAY_infantry_equipment_0: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0$"
 BAY_infantry_equipment_0_short: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0_short$"
 BAY_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser 98b"
 BAY_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser 98b"
 BAY_infantry_equipment_2: "Selbstladegewehr 40"
 BAY_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Selbstlader 40"
 BAY_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by the Mauser company in response to a German Army desire for a self-loading rifle with a backup bolt action, the Selbstladegewehr 40 was a massive leap forward in German small arms design. While initial prototypes were highly inaccurate, heavy, and prone to jamming, the German army eventually dropped some its other specific requirements for the rifle, and the end result, the predecessor the rifle that would ultimately be adopted, proved effective."
 BAY_infantry_equipment_3: "Maschinenkarabiner 42"
 BAY_infantry_equipment_3_short: "MKb 42"
 BAY_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The MKb 42 is a revolutionary design chambered for a new intermediate cartridge, developed by famous German arms designer Hugo Schmeisser in conjunction with the Haenel company. While the first prototype of the rifle was prone to jamming, both the military and even the Kaiser himself were extremely enthusiastic about the project and immense resources were concentrated on improving the design, with the rifle deemed ready for adoption in 1942."
 BAY_infantry_at: "$GER_infantry_at$"
 BAY_infantry_at_short: "$GER_infantry_at_short$"
 BAY_infantry_at2: "$GER_infantry_at2$"
 BAY_infantry_at2_short: "$GER_infantry_at2_short$"
 BAY_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 BAY_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 BAY_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 BAY_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"
 BAY_support_weapons3: "$GER_support_weapons3$"
 BAY_support_weapons3_short: "$GER_support_weapons3_short$"
 BAY_support_weapons4: "$GER_support_weapons4$"
 BAY_support_weapons4_short: "$GER_support_weapons4_short$"
 BAY_night_vision: "$GER_night_vision$"
 BAY_night_vision_short: "$GER_night_vision_short$"

#Motorised

 BAY_motorized_equipment_1: "Opel Blitz"
 BAY_motorized_rocket_equipment: "Opel Blitz mit Wurfrahmen 40"
 BAY_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Opel Blitz mit Wurfrahmen 40"
 BAY_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Blitz mit Wurfrahmen"
 BAY_mechanized_equipment_1: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11"
 BAY_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Sd.Kfz. 11"
 BAY_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11 was developed from 1934 to 1938 and involved Borgward AG and, from 1937 onwards, the design became associated with Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG. Initially intended to be a prime mover, the Sd.Kfz. 11 soon was transferred to the role of a transporter, when the need for an all-terrain vehicle became apparent. Capable of carrying eight soldiers in addition to towing a gun or a trailer, the truck became the main vehicle of panzergrenadiers."
 BAY_mechanized_equipment_2: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251"
 BAY_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Sd.Kfz. 251"
 BAY_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "Developed on the chassis of Sd.Kfz. 11, the Schützenpanzerwagen Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251 half-tracks (commonly referred to as "SWP") are built by Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG specifically to quickly transport a squad of infantrymen to the front lines with adequate armour protection from small arms fire. The truck examples are usually assigned to armour units for the purpose of helping troops stay right behind the fast moving tanks."
 BAY_mechanized_equipment_3: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 256"
 BAY_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Sd.Kfz. 256"
 BAY_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "In late 1943, the German Army asked Auto-Union to develop a light, fully tracked reconnaissance vehicle, capable of carrying 6-8 men in an open-top superstructure. Introduced in 1944 the Schwerer Schützenpanzerwagen 'Kätzchen' (Heavy Armoured Personnel Carrier 'Kitten') had the hull's shape similar to the hull of the Stu.Pz.Kpfw. VII, but much smaller. The vehicle has front wheel drive with five or six overlapping steel road wheels and was designed to attain speeds in excess of 50 km/hr and has light armour. Warmly met by the German Military despite not very high speed, the vehicle was adopted in service under the name Sd.Kfz. 256."

#Amphibious
 BAY_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper"
 BAY_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "LWS"
 BAY_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper II"
 BAY_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "LWS II"

#Armoured Car
 BAY_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Leichter Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 222"
 BAY_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Sd.Kfz. 222"
 BAY_gw_armored_car_equipment_dsec: "Introduced in 1936, the Leichter Panzerspähwagen ('light armoured reconnaissance vehicle') Sd. Kfz. 222 is a modernised version of the Sd. Kfz. 221. Being a road armoured car, manned by a three-man crew and has 4-wheel drive, the Sd.Kfz. 222 armed with a 2-cm Kw.K. 30 L/55 autocannon and a 7,92-mm M.G. 13 machine gun. Performing well on the good road network, the reconnaissance vehicle suffered in performance on the rough terrain and was badly received by colonial troops."
 BAY_armored_car_equipment_1: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, 8-rad, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 231"
 BAY_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Sd.Kfz. 231"
 BAY_armored_car_equipment_1_desc: "The Sd.Kfz. 231 Schwerer Panzerspähwagen ('heavy armoured reconnaissance vehicle') is a military designation for a line of reconnaissance armoured cars intended for armoured divisions. Initially developed in 1932 as 6 wheels variants, it was obvious that this variant will be obsolete in the nearest future. In 1937 the 8 wheels variant armed with 2-cm Kw.K. 30 L/55 autocannon was introduced in service. The all-wheel drive four-axle Sd.Kfz. 231 are one of the most technically advanced armoured vehicles and are able to operate on rough terrain, with a cross-country comparable to that of tanks."
 BAY_armored_car_equipment_2: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234"
 BAY_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Sd. Kfz. 234"
 BAY_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "This new armoured car is seen as a successor to the eight-wheeled Panzerspähwagen Sd.Kfz.231. Among other priorities, better protection and heavier armament were viewed as crucial for the new armoured car. The production vehicle is heavier and bulkier than the Sd.Kfz.231, with mudguards that went along the side from end to end, with four storage compartments located inside. The main version of the vehicle, also known as Sd.Kfz.234/1, is armed with open-top turret fitted with a 2-cm Kw.K. 30 L/55 autocannon and coaxial M.G. 34."
 BAY_armored_car_at_equipment: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234/2"
 BAY_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Sd.Kfz. 234/2"
 BAY_armored_car_at_equipment_desc: "A respectable armoured car, the Sd.Kfz.234/2 (also known as 'Puma') presents great speed and a significant 50 mm KwK.39/1 cannon. With improved frontal armour and formidable main gun, the car can traverse into volatile areas that are generally restricted to other like-minded vehicles. Being the greatly improved variant of the Sd.Kfz.234, the 'Puma' is intended to be used in a 6-strong platoon as a support vehicle. More often, though, commanders use the Sd.Kfz. 234/2 as fast tank hunters."

#Artillery

 BAY_artillery_equipment_1: "10,5-cm leichte Feldhaubitze Modell 33"
 BAY_artillery_equipment_1_short: "10,5-cm le.F.H. 33"
 BAY_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "The 10,5-cm le.F.H. 33 is the standard artillery piece of the Deutsches Heer, adopted for service in 1933 and used by all divisions and artillery battalions. This gun was developed in 1928-29 by Rheinmetall, and was a major advance on its predecessor the 10,5-cm le.F.H. 16 - a completely new three-point split trail gun carriage provides more stability and increases the traverse to 56 degrees alongside with the sighting mechanism to make it easier to fire at moving targets."
 BAY_artillery_equipment_2: "15-cm schwere Feldhaubitze Modell 36"
 BAY_artillery_equipment_2_short: "15-cm s.F.H. 36"
 BAY_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The 15-cm schwere Feldhaubitze 36, nicknamed Immergrün ('Evergreen'), is the basic division-level heavy howitzer, serving alongside the smaller but more numerous 10,5-cm le.F.H. 33. The gun originated with a contest between Rheinmetall and Krupp, both of whom entered several designs that were all considered unsatisfactory for one reason or another. In the end the army decided the solution was to combine the best features of both designs, using the Rheinmetall gun on a Krupp carriage. In 1935 the Army drafted a requirement for a lightened version of the gun which could be towed by a single horse team in one piece, for which a new proposed design from Rheinmetall was selected."
 BAY_artillery_equipment_3: "17-cm Kanone Modell 40 in Mörserlafette"
 BAY_artillery_equipment_3_short: "17-cm K. 40 Mrs.Laf."
 BAY_artillery_equipment_3_Desc: "The 17-cm Kanone 40, built by Krupp and Hannoversche Maschinenbau, is heavy corps-level gun. In the field, the gun delivers great damage, but also has a great disadvantage of requiring a long period of time to tear down for transport. A notable innovation on the 17-cm K. 40 is the \"double recoil\" or dual-recoil carriage. The dual-recoil mechanism absorbs all of the recoil energy with virtually no movement of the box trail upon firing, thus making for a very accurate weapon."

 BAY_anti_tank_equipment_1: "3,7-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 36"
 BAY_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "3,7-cm Pa.K. 36"
 BAY_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: "Design of a horse-drawn, 3,7-cm anti-tank gun (designated 3,7-cm Pa.K. 28) by Rheinmetall commenced in 1924. By the early 1930s, it became apparent that horse-drawn artillery is obsolete, and the gun was modified for motorised transport, allowing it to be towed at highway speeds. Nicknamed by soldiers 'Heeresanklopfgerät' ('army door-knocking device'), the re-designated 3,7-cm Pa.K. 36 is the main anti-tank weapon of Deutsches Heer and easily can manage with enemy light tanks."
 BAY_anti_tank_equipment_2: "7,5-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 40"
 BAY_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "7,5-cm Pa.K. 40"
 BAY_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: "The 7,5-cm Pa.K. 40 was developed after reports of new enemy tank designs began to reach Berlin in 1939. The project was initially given low priority, but following the growing tensions with France and the appearance of heavily armoured tanks, it was given an increased priority. In terms of armour-piercing action, the Pa.K. 40 is superior to the similar guns, but have less effective rollback damping systems, as a result of which the gun is behind analogues to quickly change position."
 BAY_anti_tank_equipment_3: "12,8-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 43"
 BAY_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "12,8-cm Pa.K. 43"
 BAY_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: "The 12,8-cm Pa.K. 43 is the new anti-tank gun developed initially as a field gun known as the Kanone 43. However, once heavier tanks started to appear the design requirements were altered to include an anti-armour role. The 12,8-cm Pa.K. 44 has a good anti-tank performance over long to extreme-long ranges - 1,800-2,700 metres and beyond - while also doubling as an effective field gun when firing high-explosive shells. But since it was not possible to install a 12,8-cm barrel on the carriage of a conventional anti-tank gun, a special carriage for the gun was designed. The high profile of the gun had to be maintained, which makes the gun extremely visible."

 BAY_anti_air_equipment_1: "2-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 36"
 BAY_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "2-cm Fla.K. 36"
 BAY_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: "The 2-cm Fla.K. 30 automatic anti-aircraft cannon was developed by Rheinmetall in 1930, and the Deutsches Heer began to receive guns in 1933. In 1936, due to the growth of tensions, Mauser modernised the gun - the upgraded model received the designation 2-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone 36 and was adopted by the German army. The principle of operation of the Fla.K. 36 mechanisms remains the same - the use of recoil force with a short barrel stroke, but otherwise is similar with only increased the rate of fire to 220 rounds per minute and slightly lowered overall weight to 420 kg."
 BAY_anti_air_equipment_2: "3,7-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 37"
 BAY_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "3,7-cm Fla.K. 37"
 BAY_anti_air_equipment_2_desc: "The original 3,7-cm gun was developed by Rheinmetall in 1935. The cannon had an overall length of 89 calibres, which allowed a 4,800 metres maximum ceiling. The Fla.K. 35 was only produced in small numbers, and production had already ended in 1936. Development continued, focusing on replacement of the existing cumbersome dual-axle mount with a lighter single-axle one, resulting in a 3,7-cm Fla.K. 36 with the practical rate of fire raised to 120 rounds per minute. A new, simplified sighting system introduced the next year led to the otherwise-identical 3,7-cm Fla.K. 37 which quickly became the main variant of the gun for the German Army."
 BAY_anti_air_equipment_3: "8,8-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 41"
 BAY_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "8,8-cm Fla.K. 41"
 BAY_anti_air_equipment_3_desc: "Initially developed in 1930 by Krupp the 8,8-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone 30, commonly known as 'acht-acht' ('eight-eight'), was later modified by Rheinmetall. The versatile carriage allows the 8,8-cm Fla.K. to fire in a limited anti-tank mode when still on its wheels, and many consider the 8,8-cm Fla.K. line to be one of the best of its time. The Rheinmetall Fla.K. 41 is a second generation 8,8-cm gun, which some generals say is 'almost equal to the 12,8-cm cannon'. While having good characteristics, the Fla.K. 41 has problems in service, and is used mainly where it can be properly maintained."

 BAY_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "28/32-cm Schweres Wurfgerät Modell 40"
 BAY_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "s.W.G. 40"
 BAY_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "Initially designed for Nebeltruppen (Smoke Troops) for smokescreen setting, the schwere Wurfgerät 40 exists in two variants - with wooden and steel frames. The open frames of the most common steel version have short hinged legs to adjust elevation and are sized to fit the 32-centimetre rocket, but adapter rails are provided to allow the 28-centimetre rockets to fit. The s.W.G. 40 also can be mounted on schwere Wurfrahmen 40 frames attached to the sides of different vehicles."
 BAY_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "21-cm Raketenwerfer Modell 42"
 BAY_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "R.W. 42"
 BAY_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The 21-cm Raketenwerfer 42 is a five-barreled multiple rocket launcher mounted on the towed carriage derived from that of the 3,7 cm Pa.K. 36 anti-tank gun. The launchers are organised into batteries of six with three batteries per battalion. Intended to provide the fire support and settle smokescreens, the R.W. 42 are mainly used as rocket artillery and almost don't participate in chemical warfare."

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### Flanders-Wallonia ###
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 BEL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "série A"
 BEL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "série B"
 BEL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "série C"
 BEL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "série D"
 BEL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "série E"
 BEL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "série F"
 BEL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "série G"
 BEL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "série H"
 BEL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "série I"
 BEL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "série J"
 BEL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "série K"
 BEL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "série L"
 BEL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "série M"

### Land ###
 BEL_infantry_equipment_0: "Fabrique Nationale Mauser Modèle 1889"
 BEL_infantry_equipment_0_short: "FN M89"
 BEL_infantry_equipment_1: "Fabrique Nationale Mauser Modèle 1935"
 BEL_infantry_equipment_1_short: "FN M35"
 BEL_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Fabrique Nationale Model 1935 is a slightly shortned Model 1889 Mauser with a plethora of upgrades including a new bolt and locking system, a more reliable magazine, as well as improved ergonomics. The model made for the Belgian military is chambered in 7.65×53mm Mauser."
 BEL_infantry_equipment_2: "Pieper Bayard Modèle 1934"
 BEL_infantry_equipment_2_short: "PB-34"
 BEL_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Modèle 1943"
 BEL_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"

 BEL_support_weapons: "FM Chauchat & Stokes mortar"
 BEL_support_weapons2: "MG-34 & 8 cm Granatwerfer 34"
 BEL_support_weapons3: "MG-42 & 8 cm kurzer Granatwerfer 40"
 BEL_support_weapons4: "MG-45 & 12 cm Granatwerfer 42"
 BEL_night_vision: "$GER_night_vision$"
 BEL_night_vision_short: "$GER_night_vision_short$"

 BEL_infantry_at: "$GER_infantry_at$"
 BEL_infantry_at_short: "$GER_infantry_at_short$"
 BEL_infantry_at2: "$GER_infantry_at2$"
 BEL_infantry_at2_short: "$GER_infantry_at2_short$"

#Motorized
 BEL_motorized_equipment_1: "Opel Blitz"
 BEL_motorized_rocket_equipment: "Opel Blitz mit Wurfrahmen 40"
 BEL_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Opel Blitz mit Wurfrahmen 40"
 BEL_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Blitz mit Wurfrahmen"
 BEL_mechanized_equipment_1: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11"
 BEL_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Sd.Kfz. 11"
 BEL_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11 was developed from 1934 to 1938 and involved Borgward AG and, from 1937 onwards, the design became associated with Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG. Initially intended to be a prime mover, the Sd.Kfz. 11 soon was transferred to the role of a transporter, when the need for an all-terrain vehicle became apparent. Capable of carrying eight soldiers in addition to towing a gun or a trailer, the truck became the main vehicle of panzergrenadiers."
 BEL_mechanized_equipment_2: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251"
 BEL_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Sd.Kfz. 251"
 BEL_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "Developed on the chassis of Sd.Kfz. 11, the Schützenpanzerwagen Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251 half-tracks (commonly referred to as "SWP") are built by Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG specifically to quickly transport a squad of infantrymen to the front lines with adequate armour protection from small arms fire. The truck examples are usually assigned to armour units for the purpose of helping troops stay right behind the fast moving tanks."
 BEL_mechanized_equipment_3: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 256"
 BEL_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Sd.Kfz. 256"
 BEL_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "In late 1943, the German Army asked Auto-Union to develop a light, fully tracked reconnaissance vehicle, capable of carrying 6-8 men in an open-top superstructure. Introduced in 1944 the Schwerer Schützenpanzerwagen 'Kätzchen' (Heavy Armoured Personnel Carrier 'Kitten') had the hull's shape similar to the hull of the Stu.Pz.Kpfw. VII, but much smaller. The vehicle has front wheel drive with five or six overlapping steel road wheels and was designed to attain speeds in excess of 50 km/hr and has light armour. Warmly met by the German Military despite not very high speed, the vehicle was adopted in service under the name Sd.Kfz. 256."

#Amphibious
 BEL_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper"
 BEL_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "LWS"
 BEL_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper II"
 BEL_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "LWS II"

#Trains
 BEL_train_equipment_1: "SNCB Type 64"
 BEL_train_equipment_1_short: "SNCB Type 64"
 BEL_train_equipment_1_desc: "Originally built as the Prussian P 8 for the Prussian state railways, the Type 64 were purchased from Germany after the Great War as the newly reorganised Flanders-Wallonia found themselves lacking suitable rolling stock for mixed traffic service. Later, a licence to produce them domestically was acquired, allowing the production of the Type 64 locally."
 BEL_train_equipment_2: "SNCB Type 1"
 BEL_train_equipment_2_short: "SNCB Type 1"
 BEL_train_equipment_2_desc: "Built for heavy express passenger services, the Type 1 locomotives were not prepared for war time freight service. However, the lack of an alternative meant that they were pushed into freight service regardless. The locomotive would see heavy usage around the Belgian network, supplementing the other German locomotives acquired from Germany."
 BEL_train_equipment_3: "$GER_train_equipment_3$"
 BEL_train_equipment_3_short: "$GER_train_equipment_3_short$"
 BEL_train_equipment_3_desc: "$GER_train_equipment_3_desc$"

 BEL_railway_gun_equipment_1: "$GER_railway_gun_equipment_1$"
 BEL_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: "$GER_railway_gun_equipment_1_short$"
 BEL_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: "$GER_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc$"

#Armoured Car
 BEL_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Leichter Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 222"
 BEL_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Sd.Kfz. 222"
 BEL_armored_car_equipment_1: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, 8-rad, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 231"
 BEL_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Sd.Kfz. 231"
 BEL_armored_car_equipment_2: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234"
 BEL_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Sd. Kfz. 234"
 BEL_armored_car_at_equipment: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234/2"
 BEL_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Sd.Kfz. 234/2"

#Artillery

 BEL_anti_tank_equipment_1: "47mm Modèle 1931"
 BEL_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "47mm Modèle 1931"

 BEL_artillery_equipment_1: "Canon de 75 mle GP III"
 BEL_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Canon de 75 mle GP III"
 BEL_artillery_equipment_2: "Canon de 76 FRC"
 BEL_artillery_equipment_3: "Canon de 105 mle 41"
 BEL_artillery_equipment_3_desc: "The Canon de 105 mle 41 is essentially a copy of the Swedish Bofors m/40 with slight modifications made to conform to older Belgian designs and provide improved fire control even under adverse conditions. Though the Bofors company protested when the design was unveiled, there was little they could do to stop the Belgians from deploying their new artillery model."

 BEL_anti_air_equipment_1: "2-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 36"
 BEL_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "2-cm Fla.K. 36"

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### Upper Volta ###
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### Land ###
 VOL_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Lebel Modèle 1886 M93"
 VOL_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Lebel Mle M93"
 VOL_support_weapons: "Darne M1919 & Stokes mortar"

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### Bharatiya People's Republic ###
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### Land ###
 HND_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle No.1 Mk III"
 HND_infantry_equipment_0_short: "No.1 Mk III"

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### Bhutan ###
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### Land ###
 BHU_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle No.1 Mk III"
 BHU_infantry_equipment_0_short: "No.1 Mk III"
 BHU_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "With the collapse of the British Raj, the steady trickle of British rifles and ammunition into the country became a deluge and in the span of a year, Bhutan small arms advanced perhaps over fifty years. The equipment shortages and personal preference often see it used alongside non-standard weapons such as the Dpa'dam."

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### Bornu ###
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### Land ###
 KBR_infantry_equipment_0: "Short Model Lee-Enfield Mk I"
 KBR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk 1"
 KBR_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 KBR_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 KBR_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 KBR_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 KBR_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 KBR_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 KBR_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### Bolivia ###
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### Land ###
 BOL_infantry_equipment_0: "Mauser Modelo 1908"
 BOL_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Modelo 1908"
 BOL_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "As tensions mounted in the Gran Chaco in the beginning of the 20th century, Bolivia and Paraguay each commenced audacious rearmament campaigns to counter the other. During this period, Bolivia adopted a derivative of the Mauser 1898 designed for interchangeability with older Bolivian Mauser 1891 rifles. This rifle, chambered in 7.65×53mm Mauser, became the backbone of the Bolivian military and demand for domestically produced rifles sparked rapid growth in the Bolivian arms industry."
 BOL_infantry_equipment_1: "Zbrojovka Brno Mauser Modelo 1928"
 BOL_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Modelo 1928"
 BOL_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "With unrest increasingly threatening the stability of its neighbours, in the late 1920s, Bolivia saw the need to again update its infantry armaments. Ultimately, Bolivia selected a derivative of the Dual Monarchy's Brno version 1924 carbine chambered in 7.65×53mm Mauser."
 BOL_infantry_equipment_2: "Thompson Modelo 1928A1"
 BOL_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Thompson M1928A1"
 BOL_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Modelo 1943"
 BOL_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"

### Railroad ###
 BOL_train_equipment_1: "FC de Bolivia 2-8-0"
 BOL_train_equipment_2: "FC de Bolivia 2-8-2"
 #BOL_train_equipment_3: "FC de Bolivia"
 #BOL_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff
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### Bosnia ###
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### Land ###
 BOS_infantry_equipment_0: "Karabin Model 1895/30"
 BOS_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mannlicher M.95/30"
 BOS_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mannlicher Karabin Model 1895/1930 (German: Infanterie Repetier-Gewehr M.95) was the service rifle of the Austro-Hungarian armed forces during the Weltkrieg. Designed by Ferdinand von Mannlicher, it used a straight-pull bolt-action for increased rate-of-fire compared to its contemporaries, giving it the nickname Ruck-Zuck (German slang for \"back and forth\") by Austrian troops and \"Ta-Pum\" by the Italians on the receiving end. The Italian song \"Ta pum!\" from the Weltkrieg refers to this rifle. Later after the war, most rifles were converted into the carbine configuration."
 BOS_infantry_equipment_1: "Karabin Model 1935"
 BOS_infantry_equipment_1_short: "FÉG M.35"
 BOS_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Weltkrieg made the M.95's deficiencies all-too obvious, especially its relatively underpowered round-nose cartridge and the required maintenance for the straight-pull action. Steyr developed the 8x56mm \"Spitzer\" cartridge that would serve as the basis to a new generation of weapons and push the M.95 to its full potential. In the 1935 Rifle Trial, the Hungarian FÉG design based on the Mannlicher-Schönauer's excellent turn-bolt-action won out and was adopted."
 BOS_infantry_equipment_2: "Kratka strojnica Model 1939"
 BOS_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Danuvia M.39"
 BOS_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by Pál Király, this \"heavy\" submachine gun used specially-loaded 9x25mm ammunition in a folding magazine for transport and storage. This made it very potent and reliable compared to its contemporaries, making it reminiscent of later assault rifle designs."
 BOS_infantry_equipment_3: "Strojokarabin Model 1942"
 BOS_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Zbrojovka Brno M.42"
 BOS_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "As it became clear that engagement distances had significantly shortened since the Weltkrieg, the Monarchy became interested in developing an intermediate cartridge and the \"machine-carbine\" idea. The Koucký brothers at Zbrojovka Brno presented their ZK 412 design using the 8x35mm \"Rapid\" cartridge with similar performance to the German 8x33mm Kurz."
 BOS_infantry_weapons2: "Kratka strojnica Model 1934"
 BOS_infantry_weapons2_short: "Steyr-Solothurn M.34"
 BOS_infantry_weapons2_desc: "While a German design by Louis Stange, the  MP 34 was mainly produced by Steyr and was adopted by the Austro-Hungarian Army. As common with early submachine guns, this design was heavy, expensive, but reliable, with a horizontal magazine using the potent 9x25mm Mauser cartridge."
 BOS_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Kratka strojnica Model 38"
 BOS_improved_infantry_weapons_2_short: "Zbrojovka Brno M.38"
 BOS_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "Seeing the need for a submachine-gun using the standard pistol cartridge of the Army, the Monarchy would adopt the ZK 383, designed by brothers Josef and František Koucký at Zbrojovka Brno, as the MP 38. Using a horizontal magazine like the MP 34, the ZK 383 is known for having a light bipod, allowing it to be used as a substitute squad automatic weapon. Later models were heavily simplified for cheaper and faster production, along with a vertical foldable magazine like the Danuvia SMGs."
 BOS_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Kratka strojnica Model 1943"
 BOS_advanced_infantry_weapons2_short: "Danuvia M.43"
 BOS_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "While the Danuvia 39M proved successful, its folding magazine was not enough to compensate for its bulky design for vehicle crewmen. The 43M redesign with a folding metal stock and a new, more reliable foldable magazine design allowed it to be much more compact during transport or storage, without sacrificing firepower."

 BOS_infantry_at: "Protioklop puška M.38"
 BOS_infantry_at2: "Protioklop Bacači Raketa M.42"
 BOS_support_weapons: "Strojnica M.07/12 & MWM M.14"
 BOS_support_weapons2: "Strojnica M.26 & MWM M.33"
 BOS_support_weapons3: "Strojnica M.30 & MWM M.36"
 BOS_support_weapons4: "Strojnica M.45 & MWM M.43"

 BOS_motorized_equipment_1: "Steyr 640"
 BOS_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Krupp Protze w/ M.44 'Buzdovan'"
 BOS_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Krupp Protze w/ M.44"
 BOS_mechanized_equipment_1: "Saurer oklopni transporter M.38/40"
 BOS_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "OT M.38/40"
 BOS_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The need for an armoured transport for mechanised infantry led to the conversion of several different vehicles to fill the role. The Saurer R77 artillery tractor was one of the first of such conversions and was relatively simple: An armoured \"box\" was added to the chasis that protected the driver and personnel inside. The deployment of these conversions helped cement the concept of armoured transports in Austrian doctrine."
 BOS_mechanized_equipment_2: "Weiss Manfréd oklopni transporter M.39/42"
 BOS_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "OT M.39/42"
 BOS_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "In 1942, the Hungarian company Weiss Manfréd began to convert the obsolete Nimród SPAT/SPAA vehicles into APCs and armoured ambulances nicknamed Lehel by the Hungarians. They proved to be superior to the TPz38/40 in every way with stronger armour and a better engine."
 BOS_mechanized_equipment_3: "Škoda-MÁVAG oklopni transporter M.40/44"
 BOS_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "OT M.40/44"
 BOS_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "When Austria phased out the M.40 tank for the M.42, the former were converted. One of those conversions were an APC similar to the Lehel, with the turret removed and hull interior rearranged to accommodate a squad of Panzerinfanterie."

#Armoured Car
 BOS_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Škoda PA-II"
 BOS_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Škoda PA-II"

 BOS_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Bacači Raketa M.44 'Buzdovan'"
 BOS_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Buzdovan"
 #BOS_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: ""

 BOS_artillery_equipment_1: "Škoda 8 cm poljska top M.30"
 BOS_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Škoda M.30"
 #BOS_artillery_equipment_1_desc: ""
 BOS_artillery_equipment_2: "Škoda 10.5 cm teška poljska top M.35"
 BOS_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Škoda M.35"
 #BOS_artillery_equipment_2_desc: ""
 BOS_artillery_equipment_3: "Škoda 15 cm teška poljska haubica M.37"
 BOS_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Škoda M.37"
 #BOS_artillery_equipment_3_desc: ""

 BOS_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Böhler 4.7 cm protuoklopni top M.35"
 BOS_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Böhler M.35"
 #BOS_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: ""
 BOS_anti_tank_equipment_2: "MÁVAG 7.5 cm protuoklopni top M.41"
 BOS_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "MÁVAG M.41"
 #BOS_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: ""
 BOS_anti_tank_equipment_3: "MÁVAG 8 cm protuoklopni top M.29/44"
 BOS_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "MÁVAG M.44"
 #BOS_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: ""

 BOS_anti_air_equipment_1: "Oerlikon 2 cm protuzrakoplovni top M.37"
 BOS_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Oerlikon M.37"
 #BOS_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""
 BOS_anti_air_equipment_2: "MÁVAG 8 cm protuzrakoplovni top M.29"
 BOS_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "MÁVAG M.29"
 #BOS_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""
 BOS_anti_air_equipment_3: "Škoda 9 cm protuzrakoplovni top M.39"
 BOS_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "Škoda M.39"
 #BOS_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""

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### Botswana ###
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### Land ###
 BOT_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle, Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield Mk III"
 BOT_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk III"
 BOT_infantry_equipment_1: "Rifle, Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield Mk V"
 BOT_infantry_equipment_1_short: "SMLE Mk V"

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### Brazil ###
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### Land ###
 BRA_infantry_equipment_0: "Espingarda Mauser Modelo 1908"
 BRA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Espingarda Mauser M08"
 BRA_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mauser Model 1908 is an exceptionally long rifle based on the Mauser 1898 and chambered in 7x57mm Mauser. It was originally produced for Brazil by the German company DWM, but Brazil has subsequently begun to produce staggering quantities of the rifle domestically."
 BRA_infantry_equipment_1: "Fusil Mauser modelo 1935"
 BRA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Fusil m35"
 BRA_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Mauser Rifle Model 1935 is a unique Mauser Rifle which utilises a 7x57mm cartridge produced domestically by Brazil and abroad in close conjunction with the Mauser company, as part of the extensive collaboration between the Brazilian and German governments. Said collaboration started in the 1910s, as a clique officers then derided as 'the Young Turks' by the press began lobbying extensively for closer cooperation with the global hegemon. Everything from helmets to artillery pieces started to be fashioned after the German model, and as such a modernisation of the older Mausers quickly became a priority for the government."
 BRA_infantry_equipment_2: "Bergmann Submetralhadora Modelo 1938"
 BRA_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Bergmann M38"
 BRA_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "During the late years of the Pessoa presidency, Brazil purchased a relatively small number of Bergmann MP28 submachine guns, but they never saw much use outside of national guard regiments in Rio itself; The M38 is a simplified and easily manufactured derivative of the MP28 created in response to growing tensions in South America, and was intended to be the standard issue firearm for the entire Brazilian military and was produced in large quantities in foundries across the country and as such became almost synonymous with the Brazilian military during the Weltkrieg period."
 BRA_infantry_equipment_3: "Mosquetão Semi-Automático Rossi Modelo 1944"
 BRA_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Rossi M44"
 BRA_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "As the Second Weltkrieg raged in Europe, Brazilian leadership found that their weapons were simply outmatched as the arms race between the great powers, and rather than try to catch up, it simply started producing an outright copy of the newest German semi automatic rifle designs such as the G41. The first models were made in the Rossi foundry in Rio Grande do Sul, wherein the model takes its name from. While more advanced than other weapons in use by the Brazilian army, its low reliability made it unpopular with soldiers, who often preferred older models or even captured gear.."
 BRA_support_weapons: "Metralhadora M.08/15 & Morteiro de 7,58-cm"
 BRA_support_weapons_desc: "The Weltkrieg saw the introduction of some of the deadliest weapons known to man, such as the fearsome MG. Model 08/15. In the close confines of trench warfare, the once archaic mortar was brought back to relevance and found newfound efficiency. Many such older pieces of equipment were among the hardware directly sold or leased to Brazil over the course of the military mission from Germany in that nation."
 BRA_support_weapons2: "Metralhadora M34 & Morteiro de 8cm"
 BRA_support_weapons2_desc: "The Machine Gun Model 34 (MG34) was a recoil operated air-cooled machine gun. Chambered in the powerful 7.92x57-mm Mauser rifle cartridge, the machine gun's high rate of fire (900 RPM) and efficient mobility made it arguably the most advanced machine gun in the world at the time; and was eagerly shown to Brazil as a proof of the martial superiority of the Kaiserreich. The perhaps unexpected consequence of that was the fact that the design was copied with little regard for patents by the Rio government after Black Monday. The Mortar Model 34 is an infantry mortar that employs 8-cm shells. It has been noted for its high accuracy and rate of fire."
 BRA_support_weapons3: "Metralhadora M39 & Morteiro 'Torneira' de 20cm"
 BRA_support_weapons3_desc: "The Machine Gun Model 39 (MG39) was an improvement over the MG34. This belt fed machine gun features a high rate of fire and is suited for all purposes. The 20-cm leichter Mortar Model 40 is a spigot mortar designed for striking obstacles and strong points. Brazilian copies were noted for having inferior quality materials in their fabrication, presumably to lower costs."
 BRA_support_weapons4: "Metralhadora Imbel M1 & Morteiro de 8cm"
 BRA_support_weapons4_desc: "The first models of heavy machine guns produced by Brazil, for Brazil, the Imbel models were noted for very high rate of fire, but also relatively low reliability and durability due to several corners cut during production. When it was working properly, it was one of the most fearsome weapons in the country's arsenal, however."
 BRA_infantry_at: "Metralhadora Anti-Tanque Imbel .50"
 BRA_infantry_at_desc: "The Model 44 Rocket Launcher, like many Brazilian weapons of its time, is a rather uninspired copy of european equipment used in the Second Weltkrieg, later produced and used by Brazil itself. Based mostly on the German 'Panzerschreck', the weapon shares most specifications with it, including its 8,8-centimetre rockets and the massive smoke trail left by firing."
 BRA_infantry_at2: "Lança Rojão M44"
 BRA_infantry_at2_desc: "The Model 44 Rocket Launcher, like many Brazilian weapons of its time, is a rather uninspired copy of european equipment used in the Second Weltkrieg, later produced and used by Brazil itself. Based mostly on the German 'Panzerschreck', the weapon shares most specifications with it, including its 8,8-centimetre rockets and the massive smoke trail left by firing."

 BRA_artillery_equipment_1: "Obuseiro Rheinmetall de 10,5 cm"
 BRA_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "After a series of military missions from and to Germany, Brazil's government started to import foreign artillery from that nation. These were Rheinmetall models were relatively modern for their time, but the nation had a very limited capacity for mass production of these at home. These guns were a significant upgrade from previous models used by Germany especially when it comes to hitting moving targets."
 BRA_artillery_equipment_2: "Obuseiro Modelo 41 de 11,5cm"
 BRA_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The Obuseiro Modelo 41 was little more than a copy of the specifications of the Modell 36 field howitzer from the German army, but with some tweaks to lower production costs, at the expense of some reliability. Even so, the gun was extensively used by artillery in Brazil across the Weltkrieg period, and was the first piece of artillery mass produced domestically itself rather than being mostly imported."
 BRA_artillery_equipment_3: "Obuseiro Modelo 43 de 17cm"
 BRA_artillery_equipment_3_desc: "Still following the trend of copying specifications from German pieces of equipment, the 1943 update of the M41 had a slight increase in firepower, and some refinements with the intent of making it more reliable. However, production was limited during wartime, and the upgraded field gun was a rare sight over the early 1940s. In later years, however, it and models with minimal variations were used by the Bahian army until the 1960s."
 BRA_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Ob. Rm. de 10,5 cm"
 BRA_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Ob. M41 de 11,5cm"
 BRA_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Ob. M43 de 17cm"
 BRA_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "CAA M2 de 2cm"
 BRA_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "CAA M5 de 3,7cm"
 BRA_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "CAA M7 de 8,8cm"
 BRA_anti_air_equipment_1: "Canhão Antiaéreo M2 de 2cm"
 BRA_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: "Anti Air weaponry was a defensive priority for Brazil, as the war between states had shown the vulnerabilities of the federal capital against aircraft despite extensive coastal and land based defences. Developed in conjunction and with support of Germany, the M1 and M2 were admittedly little more than copies of FlaK models from the early 1930s, but that was sufficient to deal with the relatively slow aircraft deployed in South America at the time."
 BRA_anti_air_equipment_2: "Canhão Antiaéreo M5 de 3,7cm"
 BRA_anti_air_equipment_2_desc: "As aircraft rapidly developed, several updates and changes to the standard issue M2 were made over the years, but later models of anti aircraft weaponry entirely different specifications regarding almost everything from the main axle to the size of the cannon itself. The M5 is closely related to its German cousin, the 3,7cm Fla.K 37, but is made of lower quality materials to meet the production needs of Brazil."
 BRA_anti_air_equipment_3: "Canhão Antiaéreo M7 de 8,8cm"
 BRA_anti_air_equipment_3_desc: "As aircraft rapidly developed, several updates and changes to the standard issue M2 were made over the years, but later models of anti aircraft weaponry entirely different specifications regarding almost everything, and the M7 is almost entirely a departure from the original design all but in role. The M7 was the first piece of anti aircraft equipment designed domestically, but even so it retained so many similarities to similar guns in use by Germany and its allies in the Weltkrieg many experts claim it wasn't a different gun at all, but rather a domestically produced variant. The cumbersome gun saw little use in Brazilian service before the war was over."
 BRA_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Canhão Antitanque 'Alemão' de 3,7 cm"
 BRA_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: "Initially an outright import from Germany, the gun was straight up called 'Alemão' by the troops in the barracks due to its strength and obvious foreign origin, as its makers made sure to stamp imperial eagle effigies in seemingly every model. While similar models in europe were designed to be drawn by motorised forces, Brazil used an outdated design more suited to the many horses it had available, and the lack of appropriate road infrastructure in an eventual frontline against Argentina. Said nation was the main motivator behind Brazil's move to start fabricating the piece domestically in small numbers after 1936, as the instability in that region, and having an unpredictable regime in possession of dozens of tanks, unnerved general staff in Rio."
 BRA_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Canhão Antitanque M2 de 7,5 cm"
 BRA_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: "Developed entirely with German models as a basis, Anti Tank Artillery Model 2, or the AT2, was developed primarily against the types of heavier armour being used by european powers as the Second Weltkrieg raged. With Germany itself less than willing to cooperate with production this time, an illegally obtained piece was the basis for production domestically, which started much too late for widespread usage within the armed forces. The few models were usually distributed to divisions expected to face the burnt of enemy assaults."
 BRA_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Canhão Antitanque M6 de 12,8 cm"
 BRA_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: "As the Weltkrieg came to a close, the armour in enemy Tanks became almost overbearing to infantry and older models of artillery alike, and Brazil's solution was yet again to mimic european designs in a cheap fashion. This domestic version of the Pa.K 43 has all of the problems of the original guns, but with lower reliability and was made with cheaper materials. Steel shortages were the main reason for the staggeringly low number of units produced during the war."
 BRA_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "CAT Alemão de 3,7 cm"
 BRA_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "CAT de 7,5 cm"
 BRA_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "CAT M6 de 12,8 cm"
 BRA_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Bateria Lança Foguetes de 32cm"
 BRA_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "Rocket artillery was rarely utilised by the Brazilian military during the war period, and the few pieces manufactured were direct copies of what little German equipment of the type Brazilian officers got their hands on. Following the specifications of the original models, rockets of 32cm were used in these weapons, and a lack of said rockets is exactly why they were seldom used."
 BRA_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Bateria Lança Foguetes de 21cm"
 BRA_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "Rocket artillery was rarely utilised by the Brazilian military during the war period, and the few pieces manufactured were direct copies of what little German equipment of the type Brazilian officers got their hands on. Changes to the size of the rockets required for usage made later models more common, but still far from standard issue and few pieces of the LF de 21cm were used in the field when compared to even the M43."
 BRA_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Bat. LF de 21cm"
 BRA_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Bat. LF de 32cm"

### Railroad ###
 BRA_train_equipment_1: "Class 238 Armstrong Whitworth 2-6-2"
 BRA_train_equipment_2: "Class 1015 Alco-Schenectady 4-10-2"
 BRA_train_equipment_3: "Class 400 Beyer, Peacock 2-4-2"
 #AMA_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff
###
### Urundi ###
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### Land ###
 BRD_infantry_equipment_0: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0$"
 BRD_infantry_equipment_0_short: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0_short$"
 BRD_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 BRD_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 BRD_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 BRD_support_weapons: "MG-08/15 & leichter Minenwerfer"
 BRD_support_weapons2: "MG-34 & 8 cm Granatwerfer 34"

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### Brittany ###
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### Land ###

 BRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "série A"
 BRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "série B"
 BRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "série C"
 BRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "série D"
 BRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "série E"
 BRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "série F"
 BRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "série G"
 BRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "série H"
 BRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "série I"
 BRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "série J"
 BRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "série K"
 BRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "série L"
 BRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "série M"

#Infantry Equip

 BRI_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Lebel Modèle 1886 M93"
 BRI_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Lebel Mle M93"
 BRI_infantry_equipment_1: "MAS Modèle 1936"
 BRI_infantry_equipment_1_short: "MAS-36"
 BRI_infantry_equipment_2: "MAS Modèle 1938"
 BRI_infantry_equipment_2_short: "MAS-38"

 BRI_support_weapons: "FM Chauchat & Stokes mortar"
 BRI_support_weapons2: "Hotchkiss M1926 & Brandt Mle 27/31"
 BRI_support_weapons3: "Hotchkiss 26/37 & Brandt Mle 35/38"

 BRI_infantry_at: "Boys Anti-Tank Rifle"

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### Barotseland ###
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### Land ###
 BRT_infantry_equipment_0: "Short Model Lee-Enfield Mk I"
 BRT_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk 1"
 BRT_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 BRT_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 BRT_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 BRT_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 BRT_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 BRT_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 BRT_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### Bulgaria ###
###

### Land ###
 BUL_infantry_equipment_0: "Mannlicher M95"
 BUL_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mannlicher M95"
 BUL_infantry_equipment_1: "FÉG M.35"
 BUL_infantry_equipment_1_short: "FÉG M.35"
 BUL_infantry_equipment_2: "Zbrojovka Brno ZK-383"
 BUL_infantry_equipment_2_short: "ZK-383"
 BUL_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Model 1943"
 BUL_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"

 BUL_motorized_equipment_1: "Ursus A"
 BUL_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Leichter Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 222"
 BUL_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Sd.Kfz. 222"

 BUL_anti_air_equipment_1: "2-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 36"
 BUL_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "2-cm Fla.K. 36"
 BUL_anti_air_equipment_2: "3,7-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 37"
 BUL_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "3,7-cm Fla.K. 37"
 BUL_anti_air_equipment_3: "8,8-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 41"
 BUL_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "8,8-cm Fla.K. 41"

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### Burma ###
###

### Land ###
 BRM_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle No.1 Mk III"
 BRM_infantry_equipment_0_short: "No.1 Mk III"
 BRM_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser 98b"
 BRM_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser 98b"

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### West Indies Federation ###
###

 WIF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "Mk I"
 WIF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "Mk III"
 WIF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "Mk II"
 WIF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "Mk IV"
 WIF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "Mk V"
 WIF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "Mk VI"
 WIF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "Mk VII"
 WIF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "Mk VIII"
 WIF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "Mk IX"
 WIF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "Mk X"
 WIF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "Mk XI"
 WIF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "Mk XII"
 WIF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "Mk XIII"

### Land ###
 WIF_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle, Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield Mk III"
 WIF_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk III"
 WIF_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The venerable Lee-Enfield (SMLE) rifle that served the Empire throughout the Great War continues to be the standard arm of the Dominions following the Empire's collapse. Quantities of the SMLE rifle can be found in arsenal throughout the many Dominions. With rifle production seriously disrupted with the loss of the arms factories of England, the Dominions have turned to the old reliable three-oh-three as their standard weapon of choice until suitable replacements are created or purchased."
 WIF_infantry_equipment_1: "SMLE Mk V"
 WIF_infantry_equipment_1_short: "SMLE Mk V"
 WIF_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "After the fall of the Home Isles, the need to rearm what remained of the Empire became paramount. British engineers from the RSAF (Royal Small Arms Factory) began taking refuge in Ontario to work on an existing Lee-Enfield. The classic short magazine rifle's updated model displays a new and improved aperture system on the side instead of the middle, which features improved sighting radius, sighting accuracy, and sighting speed. However, due to the foraging and machining operations required to construct the rifle, the production of this new SMLE design is relatively expensive."
 WIF_infantry_equipment_2: "Owen Mk 1"
 WIF_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Owen Machine Carbine"
 WIF_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "With the prospect of war coming, the Army has requested a submachine gun to be developed for close quarters and urban warfare, especially with the destructiveness that characterises the civil war in America. The Canadian Army officially adopted a weapon designed by young Australian private Evelyn Owen. The "Owen" machine carbine features an impressive rate of fire and a cheap cost to manufacture while also being sturdy in rough conditions - making it ideal for urban combat. Compared with other submachine guns during testing, the Owen has shown itself time and time again to be the only one to withstand mud, sand, and harsh environments. With favourable testing concluded, large quantities of the Owen were dispatched to the Dominions in preparation for the coming war."
 WIF_infantry_equipment_3: "Long Branch Mk 1"
 WIF_infantry_equipment_3_short: "SLR Mk 1"
 WIF_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Crown Corporation Small Arms Ltd in Long Branch responded to requests from the Canadian government for a self-loading rifle. The self-loading rifle is chambered in 8mm Mauser cartridges and features a tilting bolt action. While the gun suffers from reliability issues and excessive recoil, the rifle comes with a shoulder pad to compensate for the recoil. In addition, the rifle's light weight makes it ideal for mobility and urban combat. Many copies were sent to arm the Dominions of the Empire in preparation for the eventual homecoming."
 WIF_infantry_at: "Grenade, Rifle, Anti-tank No. 68"
 WIF_infantry_at_desc: "Witnessing a demonstration of Henry Mohaupt's anti-tank rifle grenade in Switzerland, a Canadian commission, guessing that the weapon used the shaped charge principle, began work on their own design. The resulting high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT) rifle grenade is hoped to provide greater capabilities for the infantry to fight enemy armour using the cup launchers already in service."
 WIF_infantry_at2: "Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank Mk I "
 WIF_infantry_at2_desc: "With the need for a hand-held anti tank weapon for use on the frontlines, the Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank Mk I (PIAT) has been developed based on the design of the bombard mortar. With an effective range of 105 metres in direct fire mode, the device has been well liked due to its lack of backblast - however there has been concerns about its intense recoil."
 WIF_support_weapons: "Vickers MG & Stokes mortar"
 WIF_support_weapons_desc: "The water cooled Vickers MG and the Stokes trench mortar were the standard support arms of the Canadian Army during the Weltkrieg. With the threat of war ever so near, the Canadian Army has recommissioned them back into service."
 WIF_support_weapons2: "Lewis Mk III DEMS & SBML two-inch mortar"
 WIF_support_weapons2_desc: "With its iconic 'pan' magazine, the Lewis has served the Tommy since the darkest days of the First Weltkrieg. With the threat of war ever so near, the MKIII variant has a pistol grip that allows it to be fired from the shoulder on any part of a ship's deck. The SBML while small, is incredibly portable and has greater firepower and range than most rifle grenades."
 WIF_support_weapons3: "Vickers M Mk II & ML 3 inch mortar"
 WIF_support_weapons3_desc: "The Mark II variant of the Vickers MG features a selective fire option and a pistol grip. It has been primarily adopted for the armoured vehicles. The ML 3 inch mortar is a considerable upgrade from the Stokes, as it is reliable and sturdy for close artillery support."
 WIF_support_weapons4: "Vickers M Mk III & ML 4.2 inch Mortar"
 WIF_support_weapons4_desc: "The third variant of the esteemed Vickers machine gun was designed for anti-aircraft usage and features a slightly increased rate of fire from its predecessors. Likewise, the 4.2 inch mortar is a heavier upgrade of previous Canadian mortar models and capable of dropping intense and effective support."
 WIF_night_vision: "Tabby Scope"
 WIF_night_vision_desc: "The Tabby Scope is one of the Canadian government's most closesly guarded secrets; the process of development is even hidden from the fellow members of the Entente. A chance discovery by scientists in the ISAC, the scope is shaped in the form of a canteen but contains a monocular infrared scope along with a battery. Assigned to only the most elite of the elite, the scope allows the unprecedented advantage of having vision in the dark."
 WIF_infantry_weapons2: "BSA Thompson M1926"
 WIF_infantry_weapons2_desc: "The Canadian Army has formally adopted the iconic American submachine gun associated with crime and vice. The M1928A1 is the service variant of the classic M1921 Thompson Machine gun, and although production is expensive, the gun is well-liked among the troops in the field who praise its efficiency and reliability. While most variants rely on smaller 'box' magazines, some other variants feature large and bulky fifty-round drum magazines."
 WIF_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Lanchester Submachine Gun"
 WIF_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "With the outbreak of all out war in the United States and the looming clouds of war in Europe, the Canadian Army desperately needs arms for the homecoming. With little time to prepare and research, the Canadian Army has commissioned the 'Lanchester' submachine gun, a near perfect copy of the German MP-28."
 WIF_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Canadian Machine Carbine Mk 1"
 WIF_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "In further cooperation with the Small Arms Ltd at Long Branch, the Canadian military has officially adopted a new compliment and perhaps successor to the Owen. The Machine Carbine Mk 1 features a selective fire trigger with an innovative horizontal magazine to withstand dirt, dust, and sand. Pressure on the top of the trigger would fire the weapon in fully automatic, while pressure on the bottom would fire semi-automatic. While the new machine carbine features a lower rate of fire than the Owen, its reliability and ability to deal selective fire make it quite the potential successor. Many quantities found their way into the arsenal of the Dominions."
 WIF_motorized_equipment_1: "GM Canada Commonwealth Military Pattern"
 WIF_motorized_equipment_1_short: "GM Canada CMP"

 WIF_mechanized_equipment_1: "Vickers Carrier LP"
 WIF_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Vickers Carrier"
 WIF_mechanized_equipment_2: "Ram Kangaroo"
 WIF_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Ram Kangaroo"
 WIF_mechanized_equipment_3: "King Kangaroo"
 WIF_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "King Kangaroo"

#Armoured Car
 WIF_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Ruskin Rover"
 WIF_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Rover"
 WIF_armored_car_equipment_1: "GM Canada Otter"
 WIF_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Otter"
 WIF_armored_car_equipment_2: "Ruskin Rhino"
 WIF_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Rhino"
 WIF_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "With the success of the Rover under its belt, the Ruskin Motor Bodies company designed the Rhino in response to an Australasian government request for a substantially heavier armoured car built upon the CMP chassis. Though substantial changes were made to that CMP chassis, after much work the Rhino was born, and with substantial interchangeability of parts with other CMP-based designs to boot."
 WIF_armored_car_at_equipment: "Ruskin Hippo"
 WIF_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Hippo"
 WIF_armored_car_at_equipment_desc: "To accommodate a substantially larger gun, the Rhino's coaxial machine had to be removed and its turret slightly enlarged. The 'Hippo' as this model has been designated, proved to be quite the headache for its design team, as these changes caused the already heavy vehicle to run into weight issues like its predecessors which had to be slowly worked out prior to the vehicle's adoption."

 WIF_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "RP-3"
 WIF_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "RP-3"
 WIF_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "RP-3 Land Mattress"
 WIF_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Land Mattress"

 WIF_artillery_equipment_1: "QF 18-pounder"
 WIF_artillery_equipment_1_short: "QF 18-pounder"
 WIF_artillery_equipment_2: "QF 25-pounder"
 WIF_artillery_equipment_3: "BL 5.5-inch"

 WIF_anti_air_equipment_1: "QF 3-inch 20 cwt"
 WIF_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "QF 3-inch"
 WIF_anti_air_equipment_2: "QF 40 mm Bofors"
 WIF_anti_air_equipment_3: "QF 3.7-inch"

 WIF_anti_tank_equipment_1: "QF 2-pounder"
 WIF_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "QF 2-pounder"
 WIF_anti_tank_equipment_2: "QF 6-pounder"
 WIF_anti_tank_equipment_3: "QF 17-pounder"

### Railroad ###
 WIF_train_equipment_1: "British Guiana Government Railway Sharp Stewart 0-6-0"
 WIF_train_equipment_2: "British Guiana Government Railway Sharp Stewart 2-4-2"
 #WIF_train_equipment_3: ""
 #WIF_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff
###
### Pacific States ###
###

### Land ###

 PSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "A1"
 PSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "A2"
 PSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "A3"
 PSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "A4"
 PSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "A5"
 PSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "A6"
 PSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "A7"
 PSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "A8"
 PSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "A9"
 PSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "A9A1"
 PSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "A9A2"
 PSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "A9A3"
 PSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "A9A4"

#Infantry Equip

 PSA_infantry_equipment_0: "Springfield Model 1903"
 PSA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "M1903 Springfield"
 PSA_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Model 1903 was developed at Springfield Arsenal when, following the Spanish-American war, the United States deemed the Krag-Jørgensen rifle inadequate on account of its weak action; at its core, the 1903 was an attempt to combine beneficial features of both the Krag and captureds Spanish Mausers. The rifle was gradually adopted along with the .30-06 cartridge both before and while the rest of the world waged the Weltkrieg."
 PSA_infantry_equipment_1: "Springfield Model 1903A1"
 PSA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "M1903A1 Springfield"
 PSA_infantry_equipment_2: "Garand Model 1"
 PSA_infantry_equipment_2_short: "M1 Garand"
 #PSA_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "The United States Army was readying John Garand's semi-automatic rifle for adoption when the Second American Civil war broke out. Garand himself fled at the war's onset, ultimately becoming chief of the Sacramento Army Arsenal, where his rifle would be perfected, simplified, and ultimately put into service."
 PSA_infantry_equipment_3: "Garand Model 2"
 PSA_infantry_equipment_3_short: "M2 Garand"
 PSA_support_weapons: "M1917 Browning MG & Stokes mortar"
 PSA_support_weapons2: "M1919 Browning MG & SBML two-inch mortar"
 PSA_support_weapons3: "M1919A6 Browning MG & M1 mortar"
 PSA_night_vision: "T-120 Sniperscope"
 PSA_night_vision2: "M2 Sniperscope"

#Motorised

 PSA_motorized_equipment_1: "GMC 1936 Conventional Cab All-Wheel Drive Dual Rear Axles"
 PSA_motorized_equipment_1_short: "ACKW"
 #Canadian Trucked Jeep Willys increased to carrier:
 PSA_mechanized_equipment_1: "M2 American Carrier"
 PSA_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "M2 Carrier"
 #M29 Weasel increased to carrier:
 PSA_mechanized_equipment_2: "M4 Carrier"
 PSA_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "M4 Carrier"
 #M30 Cargo Carrier:
 PSA_mechanized_equipment_3: "M12 Carrier"
 PSA_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "M12 Carrier"
 PSA_motorized_rocket_equipment: "GMC 353 'Xylophone'"
 PSA_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "GMC 353 'Xylophone'"
 PSA_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "'Xylophone'"

#Amphibious

 PSA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Landing Vehicle Tracked 2"
 PSA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "LVT-2"
 PSA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Landing Vehicle Tracked 4 Water Buffalo"
 PSA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "LVT-4"

#Armoured Car
 PSA_gw_armored_car_equipment: "M2 Scout Car"
 PSA_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "M2"
 PSA_armored_car_equipment_1: "M3 Scout Car"
 PSA_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "M3"
 #Staghound:
 PSA_armored_car_equipment_2: "M6 Armoured Car"
 PSA_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "M6"
 #Boarhound :
 PSA_armored_car_at_equipment: "M9 Armoured Car"
 PSA_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "M9"

#Artillery

 PSA_artillery_equipment_1: "75 mm Gun M1897"
 PSA_artillery_equipment_1_short: "75 mm Gun M1897"
 PSA_artillery_equipment_2: "105 mm M101A1"
 PSA_artillery_equipment_3: "155 mm M114"

 PSA_anti_tank_equipment_1: "37 mm Gun M3"
 PSA_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "37 mm Gun M3"
 PSA_anti_tank_equipment_2: "57 mm Gun M1"
 PSA_anti_tank_equipment_3: "3-inch Gun M5"

 PSA_anti_air_equipment_1: "37 mm Gun M1"
 PSA_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "37 mm Gun M1"
 PSA_anti_air_equipment_2: "40 mm M1"
 PSA_anti_air_equipment_3: "90 mm Gun M3"

 PSA_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "M8 Rocket"
 PSA_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "M8"
 PSA_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "M16 Rocket"
 PSA_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "M16"

### Railroad ###
 PSA_train_equipment_1: "Pennsylvania I1s Class"
 PSA_train_equipment_2: "USATC S160 Class"
 PSA_train_equipment_3: "ALCO FEF-3 'Living Legend' Class"
 PSA_railway_gun_equipment_1: "8-inch Mk. VI"

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### Cambodia ###
###

### Land ###
 CAM_infantry_equipment_0: "Type 46/66 Siamese Mauser"
 CAM_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Type 46/66"
 CAM_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Basic infantryman equipment developed before and during the Weltkrieg. The Type 46/66 is a unique rifle, chambered in the Siamese 8x52mm Rimmed Cartridge, which incorporates what is essentially a hybrid Mauser 96 & 98 action into a body inspired by both Mauser and Arisaka designs. The Type 46 was the primary armament of the Siamese Expeditionary Force during the Weltkrieg. It has become ubiquitous within the armed forces of newly-independent Cambodia."
 CAM_infantry_equipment_1: "Type 66 Siamese Mauser"
 CAM_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Type 66"
 CAM_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Personal and crew-served weapons for infantry as well as the various other bits of kit a soldier needs. While strictly speaking, not truly a Mauser, the Type 66 is an upgraded Japanese export Type 38 Rifle with an action similar to that found on the older Siamese Type 46. It is chambered for the Siamese 8x52mm Rimmed Cartridge. Like its older cousin, upon independence, Cambodia came into possession of a large number of these rifles."

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### Dominion of Canada ###
###

### Land ###

 CAN_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "Mk I"
 CAN_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "Mk II"
 CAN_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "Mk III"
 CAN_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "Mk IV"
 CAN_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "Mk V"
 CAN_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "Mk VI"
 CAN_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "Mk VII"
 CAN_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "Mk VIII"
 CAN_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "Mk IX"
 CAN_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "Mk X"
 CAN_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "Mk XI"
 CAN_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "Mk XII"
 CAN_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "Mk XIII"

#Infantry Equip

 CAN_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle, Long, Ross Mk III"
 CAN_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Ross Mk III"
 CAN_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Initially adopted in 1903, the Ross rifle saw several upgrades before the Great War, culminating in the Mk III in 1910. Initially a symbol of patriotism among Canadians as the British refused to license the Lee-Enfield to them, the rifle received an abysmal reputation within the first year of the war, unable to handle the lower quality of British-made ammunition and significantly worse with trench conditions than its contemporaries, and was officially pulled out of service in 1916. Nevertheless, the SMLE was never produced in Canada before the British Revolution, prompting its unwanted return to service as a stopgap until production of the SMLE could begin at Long Branch, Ontario."
 CAN_infantry_equipment_1: "Rifle, Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield Mk V"
 CAN_infantry_equipment_1_short: "SMLE Mk V"
 CAN_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "After the fall of the Home Isles, the loyal Dominions only had access to one arsenal capable of producing its service rifle. Some British engineers from Enfield took refuge in Ontario. With the help of the Lithgow factory in Australia, they continued their work on upgrading the venerable SMLE, resulting in the Mk V. The classic short magazine rifle's updated model displays a new and improved aperture system on the receiver instead of the middle, improving sighting radius, accuracy, and speed. However, due to the foraging and machining operations required to construct the rifle, the production of this new SMLE design is relatively expensive."
 CAN_infantry_equipment_2: "Carbine, Machine, Owen Mk I"
 CAN_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Owen Gun"
 CAN_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "With the prospect of war coming, the Army has requested a submachine gun to be developed for close quarters and urban warfare, especially with the destructiveness that characterises the civil war in America. The Canadian Army officially adopted a weapon designed by young Australian private Evelyn Owen. The "Owen" machine carbine features an impressive rate of fire and a cheap cost to manufacture while also being sturdy in rough conditions - making it ideal for urban combat. Compared with other submachine guns during testing, the Owen has shown itself time and time again to be the only one to withstand mud, sand, and harsh environments. With favourable testing concluded, large quantities of the Owen were dispatched to the Dominions in preparation for the coming war."
 CAN_infantry_equipment_3: "Rifle, Self-Loading, Long Branch Mk I"
 CAN_infantry_equipment_3_short: "SLR Mk I"
 CAN_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Crown Corporation Small Arms Ltd in Long Branch responded to requests from the Canadian government for a self-loading rifle. The self-loading rifle is chambered in 8mm Mauser cartridges and features a tilting bolt action. While the gun suffers from reliability issues and excessive recoil, the rifle comes with a shoulder pad to compensate for the recoil. In addition, the rifle's light weight makes it ideal for mobility and urban combat."
 CAN_infantry_at: "Grenade, Rifle, Anti-tank No. 68"
 CAN_infantry_at_desc: "Witnessing a demonstration of Henry Mohaupt's anti-tank rifle grenade in Switzerland, a Canadian commission, guessing that the weapon used the shaped charge principle, began work on their own design. The resulting high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT) rifle grenade is hoped to provide greater capabilities for the infantry to fight enemy armour using the cup launchers already in service."
 CAN_infantry_at2: "Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank Mk I "
 CAN_infantry_at2_desc: "With the need for a hand-held anti tank weapon for use on the frontlines, the Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank Mk I (PIAT) has been developed based on the design of the bombard mortar. With an effective range of 105 metres in direct fire mode, the device has been well liked due to its lack of backblast - however there has been concerns about its intense recoil."
 CAN_infantry_at2_short: "PIAT"
 CAN_support_weapons: "Vickers MG & Stokes mortar"
 CAN_support_weapons_desc: "The water cooled Vickers MG and the Stokes trench mortar were the standard support arms of the Canadian Army during the Weltkrieg. With the threat of war ever so near, the Canadian Army has recommissioned them back into service."
 CAN_support_weapons2: "Lewis Mk III DEMS & SBML two-inch mortar"
 CAN_support_weapons2_desc: "With its iconic 'pan' magazine, the Lewis has served the Tommy since the darkest days of the First Weltkrieg. With the threat of war ever so near, the MKIII variant has a pistol grip that allows it to be fired from the shoulder on any part of a ship's deck. The SBML while small, is incredibly portable and has greater firepower and range than most rifle grenades."
 CAN_support_weapons3: "Vickers M Mk II & ML 3 inch mortar"
 CAN_support_weapons3_desc: "The Mark II variant of the Vickers MG features a selective fire option and a pistol grip. It has been primarily adopted for the armoured vehicles. The ML 3 inch mortar is a considerable upgrade from the Stokes, as it is reliable and sturdy for close artillery support."
 CAN_support_weapons4: "Vickers M Mk III & ML 4.2 inch Mortar"
 CAN_support_weapons4_desc: "The third variant of the esteemed Vickers machine gun was designed for anti-aircraft usage and features a slightly increased rate of fire from its predecessors. Likewise, the 4.2 inch mortar is a heavier upgrade of previous Canadian mortar models and capable of dropping intense and effective support."
 CAN_night_vision: "Tabby Scope"
 CAN_night_vision_desc: "The Tabby Scope is one of the Canadian government's most closesly guarded secrets; the process of development is even hidden from the fellow members of the Entente. A chance discovery by scientists in the ISAC, the scope is shaped in the form of a canteen but contains a monocular infrared scope along with a battery. Assigned to only the most elite of the elite, the scope allows the unprecedented advantage of having vision in the dark."
 CAN_infantry_weapons2: "Carbine, Machine, Thompson Mk I"
 CAN_infantry_weapons2_desc: "The British Army became vaguely interested in the American submachine guns in around 1925 when Auto-Ordnance attempted to secure a licensing deal with Birmingham Small Arms. The British Revolution sabotaged the deal, but interest was picked back up by the Canadian Army, which secured the licensing of the M1926 to produce at home, albeit in small numbers until the outbreak of civil war in the United States."
 CAN_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Carbine, Machine, Lanchester Mk I"
 CAN_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "With the outbreak of all out war in the United States and the looming clouds of war in Europe, the Canadian Army desperately needs arms for the homecoming. With little time to prepare and research, the Canadian Army has commissioned the 'Lanchester' submachine gun, a near perfect copy of the German MP-28."
 CAN_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Carbine, Commando, De Lisle Mk I"
 CAN_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "What began as a private venture by engineer William Godfray de Lisle soon caught the attention of the RCMP's Special Branch looking to equip agents with improved weaponry. The De Lisle carbine is, essentially, a shortened SMLE converted to .45 ACP, a subsonic cartridge with an integrated suppressor. The suppressor and ammunition together produced as little as 85.5 decibels when firing, making it very suitable for commando operations."

#Motorised

 CAN_motorized_equipment_1: "GM Canada Commonwealth Military Pattern"
 CAN_motorized_equipment_1_short: "GM Canada CMP"

 CAN_mechanized_equipment_1: "Vickers Carrier LP"
 CAN_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Vickers Carrier"
 CAN_mechanized_equipment_2: "Ram Kangaroo"
 CAN_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Ram Kangaroo"
 CAN_mechanized_equipment_3: "King Kangaroo"
 CAN_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "King Kangaroo"

#Armoured Car
 CAN_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Ruskin Rover"
 CAN_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Rover"
 CAN_armored_car_equipment_1: "GM Canada Otter"
 CAN_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Otter"
 CAN_armored_car_equipment_2: "Ruskin Rhino"
 CAN_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Rhino"
 CAN_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "With the success of the Rover under its belt, the Ruskin Motor Bodies company designed the Rhino in response to an Australasian government request for a substantially heavier armoured car built upon the CMP chassis. Though substantial changes were made to that CMP chassis, after much work the Rhino was born, and with substantial interchangeability of parts with other CMP-based designs to boot."
 CAN_armored_car_at_equipment: "Ruskin Hippo"
 CAN_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Hippo"
 CAN_armored_car_at_equipment_desc: "To accommodate a substantially larger gun, the Rhino's coaxial machine had to be removed and its turret slightly enlarged. The 'Hippo' as this model has been designated, proved to be quite the headache for its design team, as these changes caused the already heavy vehicle to run into weight issues like its predecessors which had to be slowly worked out prior to the vehicle's adoption."

#Artillery

 CAN_artillery_equipment_1: "QF 18-pounder"
 CAN_artillery_equipment_1_short: "QF 18-pounder"
 CAN_artillery_equipment_2: "QF 25-pounder"
 CAN_artillery_equipment_3: "BL 5.5-inch"

 CAN_anti_tank_equipment_1: "QF 2-pounder"
 CAN_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "QF 2-pounder"
 CAN_anti_tank_equipment_2: "QF 6-pounder"
 CAN_anti_tank_equipment_3: "QF 17-pounder"

 CAN_anti_air_equipment_1: "QF 3-inch 20 cwt"
 CAN_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "QF 3-inch"
 CAN_anti_air_equipment_2: "QF 40 mm Bofors"
 CAN_anti_air_equipment_3: "QF 3.7-inch"

 CAN_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "RP-3"
 CAN_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "RP-3"
 CAN_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "RP-3 Land Mattress"
 CAN_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Land Mattress"

### Railroad ###
 CAN_train_equipment_1: "Canadian National Railway Confederation U-2-a"
 CAN_train_equipment_2: "Canadian National Railway Confederation U-2-d"
 CAN_train_equipment_3: "Canadian National Railway Confederation U-2-e"
 #CAN_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff

###
### Dominion of Canada (Entente) ###
###

### Land ###

 IMP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "Mk I"
 IMP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "Mk II"
 IMP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "Mk III"
 IMP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "Mk IV"
 IMP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "Mk V"
 IMP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "Mk VI"
 IMP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "Mk VII"
 IMP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "Mk VIII"
 IMP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "Mk IX"
 IMP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "Mk X"
 IMP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "Mk XI"
 IMP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "Mk XII"
 IMP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "Mk XIII"

#Infantry Equip

 IMP_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle, Long, Ross Mk III"
 IMP_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Ross Mk III"
 IMP_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Initially adopted in 1903, the Ross rifle saw several upgrades before the Great War, culminating in the Mk III in 1910. Initially a symbol of patriotism among Canadians as the British refused to license the Lee-Enfield to them, the rifle received an abysmal reputation within the first year of the war, unable to handle the lower quality of British-made ammunition and significantly worse with trench conditions than its contemporaries, and was officially pulled out of service in 1916. Nevertheless, the SMLE was never produced in Canada before the British Revolution, prompting its unwanted return to service as a stopgap until production of the SMLE could begin at Long Branch, Ontario."
 IMP_infantry_equipment_1: "Rifle, Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield Mk V"
 IMP_infantry_equipment_1_short: "SMLE Mk V"
 IMP_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "After the fall of the Home Isles, the loyal Dominions only had access to one arsenal capable of producing its service rifle. Some British engineers from Enfield took refuge in Ontario. With the help of the Lithgow factory in Australia, they continued their work on upgrading the venerable SMLE, resulting in the Mk V. The classic short magazine rifle's updated model displays a new and improved aperture system on the receiver instead of the middle, improving sighting radius, accuracy, and speed. However, due to the foraging and machining operations required to construct the rifle, the production of this new SMLE design is relatively expensive."
 IMP_infantry_equipment_2: "Carbine, Machine, Owen Mk I"
 IMP_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Owen Gun"
 IMP_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "With the prospect of war coming, the Army has requested a submachine gun to be developed for close quarters and urban warfare, especially with the destructiveness that characterises the civil war in America. The Canadian Army officially adopted a weapon designed by young Australian private Evelyn Owen. The "Owen" machine carbine features an impressive rate of fire and a cheap cost to manufacture while also being sturdy in rough conditions - making it ideal for urban combat. Compared with other submachine guns during testing, the Owen has shown itself time and time again to be the only one to withstand mud, sand, and harsh environments. With favourable testing concluded, large quantities of the Owen were dispatched to the Dominions in preparation for the coming war."
 IMP_infantry_equipment_3: "Rifle, Self-Loading, Long Branch Mk I"
 IMP_infantry_equipment_3_short: "SLR Mk I"
 IMP_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Crown Corporation Small Arms Ltd in Long Branch responded to requests from the Canadian government for a self-loading rifle. The self-loading rifle is chambered in 8mm Mauser cartridges and features a tilting bolt action. While the gun suffers from reliability issues and excessive recoil, the rifle comes with a shoulder pad to compensate for the recoil. In addition, the rifle's light weight makes it ideal for mobility and urban combat."
 IMP_infantry_at: "Grenade, Rifle, Anti-tank No. 68"
 IMP_infantry_at_desc: "Witnessing a demonstration of Henry Mohaupt's anti-tank rifle grenade in Switzerland, a Canadian commission, guessing that the weapon used the shaped charge principle, began work on their own design. The resulting high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT) rifle grenade is hoped to provide greater capabilities for the infantry to fight enemy armour using the cup launchers already in service."
 IMP_infantry_at2: "Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank Mk I "
 IMP_infantry_at2_desc: "With the need for a hand-held anti tank weapon for use on the frontlines, the Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank Mk I (PIAT) has been developed based on the design of the bombard mortar. With an effective range of 105 metres in direct fire mode, the device has been well liked due to its lack of backblast - however there has been concerns about its intense recoil."
 IMP_infantry_at2_short: "PIAT"
 IMP_support_weapons: "Vickers MG & Stokes mortar"
 IMP_support_weapons_desc: "The water cooled Vickers MG and the Stokes trench mortar were the standard support arms of the Canadian Army during the Weltkrieg. With the threat of war ever so near, the Canadian Army has recommissioned them back into service."
 IMP_support_weapons2: "Lewis Mk III DEMS & SBML two-inch mortar"
 IMP_support_weapons2_desc: "With its iconic 'pan' magazine, the Lewis has served the Tommy since the darkest days of the First Weltkrieg. With the threat of war ever so near, the MKIII variant has a pistol grip that allows it to be fired from the shoulder on any part of a ship's deck. The SBML while small, is incredibly portable and has greater firepower and range than most rifle grenades."
 IMP_support_weapons3: "Vickers M Mk II & ML 3 inch mortar"
 IMP_support_weapons3_desc: "The Mark II variant of the Vickers MG features a selective fire option and a pistol grip. It has been primarily adopted for the armoured vehicles. The ML 3 inch mortar is a considerable upgrade from the Stokes, as it is reliable and sturdy for close artillery support."
 IMP_support_weapons4: "Vickers M Mk III & ML 4.2 inch Mortar"
 IMP_support_weapons4_desc: "The third variant of the esteemed Vickers machine gun was designed for anti-aircraft usage and features a slightly increased rate of fire from its predecessors. Likewise, the 4.2 inch mortar is a heavier upgrade of previous Canadian mortar models and capable of dropping intense and effective support."
 IMP_night_vision: "Tabby Scope"
 IMP_night_vision_desc: "The Tabby Scope is one of the Canadian government's most closesly guarded secrets; the process of development is even hidden from the fellow members of the Entente. A chance discovery by scientists in the ISAC, the scope is shaped in the form of a canteen but contains a monocular infrared scope along with a battery. Assigned to only the most elite of the elite, the scope allows the unprecedented advantage of having vision in the dark."
 IMP_infantry_weapons2: "Carbine, Machine, Thompson Mk I"
 IMP_infantry_weapons2_desc: "The British Army became vaguely interested in the American submachine guns in around 1925 when Auto-Ordnance attempted to secure a licensing deal with Birmingham Small Arms. The British Revolution sabotaged the deal, but interest was picked back up by the Canadian Army, which secured the licensing of the M1926 to produce at home, albeit in small numbers until the outbreak of civil war in the United States."
 IMP_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Carbine, Machine, Lanchester Mk I"
 IMP_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "With the outbreak of all out war in the United States and the looming clouds of war in Europe, the Canadian Army desperately needs arms for the homecoming. With little time to prepare and research, the Canadian Army has commissioned the 'Lanchester' submachine gun, a near perfect copy of the German MP-28."
 IMP_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Carbine, Commando, De Lisle Mk I"
 IMP_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "What began as a private venture by engineer William Godfray de Lisle soon caught the attention of the RCMP's Special Branch looking to equip agents with improved weaponry. The De Lisle carbine is, essentially, a shortened SMLE converted to .45 ACP, a subsonic cartridge with an integrated suppressor. The suppressor and ammunition together produced as little as 85.5 decibels when firing, making it very suitable for commando operations."

#Motorised

 IMP_motorized_equipment_1: "GM Canada Commonwealth Military Pattern"
 IMP_motorized_equipment_1_short: "GM Canada CMP"

 IMP_mechanized_equipment_1: "Vickers Carrier LP"
 IMP_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Vickers Carrier"
 IMP_mechanized_equipment_2: "Ram Kangaroo"
 IMP_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Ram Kangaroo"
 IMP_mechanized_equipment_3: "King Kangaroo"
 IMP_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "King Kangaroo"

#Armoured Car
 IMP_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Ruskin Rover"
 IMP_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Rover"
 IMP_armored_car_equipment_1: "GM Canada Otter"
 IMP_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Otter"
 IMP_armored_car_equipment_2: "Ruskin Rhino"
 IMP_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Rhino"
 IMP_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "With the success of the Rover under its belt, the Ruskin Motor Bodies company designed the Rhino in response to an Australasian government request for a substantially heavier armoured car built upon the CMP chassis. Though substantial changes were made to that CMP chassis, after much work the Rhino was born, and with substantial interchangeability of parts with other CMP-based designs to boot."
 IMP_armored_car_at_equipment: "Ruskin Hippo"
 IMP_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Hippo"
 IMP_armored_car_at_equipment_desc: "To accommodate a substantially larger gun, the Rhino's coaxial machine had to be removed and its turret slightly enlarged. The 'Hippo' as this model has been designated, proved to be quite the headache for its design team, as these changes caused the already heavy vehicle to run into weight issues like its predecessors which had to be slowly worked out prior to the vehicle's adoption."

#Artillery

 IMP_artillery_equipment_1: "QF 18-pounder"
 IMP_artillery_equipment_1_short: "QF 18-pounder"
 IMP_artillery_equipment_2: "QF 25-pounder"
 IMP_artillery_equipment_3: "BL 5.5-inch"

 IMP_anti_tank_equipment_1: "QF 2-pounder"
 IMP_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "QF 2-pounder"
 IMP_anti_tank_equipment_2: "QF 6-pounder"
 IMP_anti_tank_equipment_3: "QF 17-pounder"

 IMP_anti_air_equipment_1: "QF 3-inch 20 cwt"
 IMP_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "QF 3-inch"
 IMP_anti_air_equipment_2: "QF 40 mm Bofors"
 IMP_anti_air_equipment_3: "QF 3.7-inch"

 IMP_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "RP-3"
 IMP_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "RP-3"
 IMP_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "RP-3 Land Mattress"
 IMP_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Land Mattress"

### Railroad ###
 IMP_train_equipment_1: "Canadian National Railway Confederation U-2-a"
 IMP_train_equipment_2: "Canadian National Railway Confederation U-2-d"
 IMP_train_equipment_3: "Canadian National Railway Confederation U-2-e"
 #IMP_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff

###
### Carlist Spain ###
###

### Land ###
 SPR_infantry_equipment_0: "Oviedo Mauser M1893"
 SPR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M1893"
 SPR_infantry_equipment_1: "Oviedo Mauser M1916"
 SPR_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser M1916"
 SPR_infantry_equipment_2: "Labora-Fontbernat M1938"
 SPR_infantry_equipment_2_short: "LF M1938"
 SPR_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Model 1943"
 SPR_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"

 SPR_gw_tank_equipment: "Renault FT"
 SPR_gw_tank_equipment_short: "FT"
 SPR_light_tank_equipment_1: "Tipo 1933"
 SPR_light_tank_equipment_1_short: "T-33"
 SPR_light_tank_equipment_1_desc: "The Type 1933 is the culmination of a long series of designs by the Trubia company based loosely upon the Renault FT. While the company's earlier 1925 model was field tested by the Spanish army, the 1933 was the first domestically designed tank to be formally adopted by the Spanish military."
 SPR_light_tank_equipment_2: "Tipo 1936"
 SPR_light_tank_equipment_2_short: "T-36"
 SPR_light_tank_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by a military bureau from the ground up, not on the basis of any other vehicle, the Type 1936 was a substantial improvement over earlier Spanish designs. While its 20mm Breda main cannon was disliked by troops, the vehicle was otherwise reliable and well-received."
 SPR_light_tank_equipment_3: "Tipo 1941 'Verdeja'"
 SPR_light_tank_equipment_3_short: "T-41 'Verdeja'"
 SPR_light_tank_equipment_3_desc: "The Type 1941 was the most successful design by young Major Félix Verdeja Bardales. The vehicle was designed with special consideration for the protection of its engine bay, and featured a domestically designed 45mm main cannon."

###
### Catalonia ###
###

### Land ###
 CAT_infantry_equipment_0: "Oviedo Mauser M1893"
 CAT_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M1893"
 CAT_infantry_equipment_1: "Oviedo Mauser M1916"
 CAT_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser M1916"
 CAT_infantry_equipment_2: "Labora-Fontbernat M1938"
 CAT_infantry_equipment_2_short: "LF M1938"

###
### Ubangi-Shari ###
###

### Land ###
 CAR_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Lebel Modèle 1886 M93"
 CAR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Lebel Mle M93"
 CAR_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 CAR_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 CAR_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 CAR_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 CAR_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 CAR_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 CAR_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

###
### Central America ###
###

### Land ###
 CEN_infantry_equipment_0: "Mauser Modelo 1895 Rifle Corto"
 CEN_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M1895"
 CEN_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Short Mauser Model 1895 is an upgraded Spanish Mauser in a configuration halfway between a full rifle and a carbine. Throughout Central America, all common variants are chambered in 7x57mm Mauser."
 CEN_infantry_equipment_1: "Remington Modelo 1934"
 CEN_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Remington M34"
 CEN_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Remington Model 1934 is a bolt-action carbine purpose built for the Central and South American market. It is an upgraded Enfield 1917 incorporating design features from both the Springfield 1903 and Remington 30 sporting rifle, and is chambered in 7x57mm Mauser."
 CEN_infantry_equipment_2: "Thompson Modelo 1928A1"
 CEN_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Thompson M1928A1"
 CEN_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Modelo 1943"
 CEN_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"

###
### Chile ###
###

### Land ###
 CHL_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Mauser Modelo 1895"
 CHL_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Modelo 1895"
 CHL_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "In response to an aggressive Argentinian armament programme, Chile adopted a modified Mauser 1893 (commonly known as the Spanish Mauser) chambered in 7x57mm Mauser, and contracted the German company DWM (Deutsche Waffen und Munitionsfabriken) for more than 100,000 rifles and carbines on the pattern. The Chilean Mauser 1895 has earned a reputation for reliability under even the harshest conditions, one which it maintains decades after its adoption."
 CHL_infantry_equipment_1: "Carabina Steyr Modelo 1912/35"
 CHL_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Modelo 1912/35"
 CHL_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Shortly before the Weltkrieg, Chile contracted the Austrian arms manufacturer Steyr for a new Carbine variant of the German Mauser 1898 chambered in 7x57mm like older Chilean rifles. Many of these carbines eventually fell into the hands of the Chilean Carabinieros, who found the rifle unsatisfactory and lobbied for its replacement. In 1935, a new pattern with improved ergonomics and a new larger magazine with more robust feed lips and loader was approved and entered into production shortly thereafter."
 CHL_infantry_equipment_2: "Steyr Maschinenpistole 1934"
 CHL_infantry_equipment_2_short: "MP 34"
 CHL_infantry_equipment_3: "MAS Modèle 1940/42"
 CHL_infantry_equipment_3_short: "MAS-40/42"

### Railroad ###
 CHL_train_equipment_1: "Empresa de los Ferrocarriles del Estado ALCo 2-8-2"
 CHL_train_equipment_2: "Empresa de los Ferrocarriles del Estado Henschel und Sohn 4-8-4"
 CHL_train_equipment_3: "Empresa de los Ferrocarriles del Estado ALCo 4-8-2"
 #CHL_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff

###
### Left Kuomintang ###
###

 CHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "A"
 CHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "B"
 CHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "C"
 CHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "D"
 CHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "E"
 CHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "F"
 CHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "G"
 CHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "H"
 CHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "I"
 CHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "J"
 CHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "K"
 CHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "L"
 CHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "M"
 CHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_14: "N"
 CHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_15: "O"
 CHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_16: "P"

### Land ###
 CHI_infantry_equipment_0: "MinGan Type 88"
 CHI_infantry_equipment_0_short: "MinGan Type 88"
 CHI_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Originally a product of late Guangxu era 'Self Strengthening' efforts, the Type 88 was designed as a close copy of the German Gewehr 88 with export modifications. While collectively inferior to newer rifles despite improvements, and often poorly maintained, the weapon is known to be rugged and reliable if unwieldy.\n\nThis variety is produced in the small workshops of the Mingan Insurgent Zone, though equipment shortages and personal preference often see it used alongside a wide variety of other weapons such as the Daodao."
 CHI_infantry_equipment_1: "Huadong Type 27"
 CHI_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Huadong Type 27"
 CHI_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Originally called the 'Xuantong Type 27', this rifle was put into Qing service in 1935 through German assistance after the Restoration. The weapon is functionally a near copy of the German Mauser M1924, and a considerable improvement over the much older Type 88 in terms of weight and recoil.\n\nFirst produced at the Hanyang arsenal with German tools, manufacturing methods have already spread to KMT-held areas, though it may not fully replace its predecessors for some time."
 CHI_infantry_equipment_2: "Tsingtao MP18"
 CHI_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Tsingtao MP18"
 CHI_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Thanks to the flood of Weltkrieg surplus into the world market in the early 1920s, the MP18 saw action in China some time before a modified version began production in Tsingtao.\n\nWith changes to the magazine and stock, this particular product of Sino-German cooperation has been copied and sold throughout Northern and Southern China, though primarily to the Qing Government."
 CHI_infantry_equipment_3: "Zhongshan Xinhai Type 33"
 CHI_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Zhongshan Type 33"
 CHI_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Type 33 is a semi-automatic rifle based on the General Liu rifle from 1914. While appearing similar, the Type 33 is shorter, has the rear of the receiver covered, and the gas-trap system replaced by a simple gas port. The new rifle is also no longer able to switch to manual action and uses magazines from the Bohemian ZH-29 rifle and ZB-26 light machine gun."

 CHI_support_weapons: "Nanjing 8mm light machine gun & Jingling Xuantong Type 23 82mm mortar"
 CHI_support_weapons2: "Hanyang 30 festival 7.9mm machine gun 'Old yellow ox' & Pajiang Xuantong Type 32 150mm mortar"
 CHI_support_weapons3: "Xuantong Type 27 heavy machine gun & Pajiang Xuantong Type 34 60mm mortar"

 CHI_artillery_equipment_1: "75mm Hanyang Xinhai Type 10 Field Gun"
 CHI_artillery_equipment_1_short: "75mm Hanyang Type 10"
 CHI_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "As the most produced artillery during the Beiyang government of the Republic of China, this artillery entered service in various armies across China.\n\nIt is worth noting that the Qing government announced that it would be renamed 'Xuantong Type 13' after the Qing restoration. But other republican forces still call it as the 'Xinhai Type 10'."
 CHI_artillery_equipment_2: "75mm Pajiang Xinhai Type 25 Howitzer"
 CHI_artillery_equipment_2_short: "75mm Pajiang Type 25"
 CHI_artillery_equipment_3: "105mm Pajiang Xinhai Type 26 Howitzer"
 CHI_artillery_equipment_3_short: "105mm Pajiang Type 26"

 CHI_anti_air_equipment_1: "20mm Pajiang M1939 Gun"
 CHI_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "20mm Pajiang M1939 Gun"

 CHI_anti_tank_equipment_1: "37mm Hanyang Xinhai Type 18 Flat Trajectory Gun"
 CHI_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "37mm Hanyang Type 18"
 CHI_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: "Although this is actually the '37mm Hanyang Type 21' commonly equipped by the Qing army, some ardent republicans instead call it the Xinhai Type 18 according to the Republic of China's Xinhai calendar."
 CHI_anti_tank_equipment_2: "37mm Pajiang Xinhai Type 30 Anti-tank Gun"
 CHI_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "37mm Pajiang Type 30"
 CHI_anti_tank_equipment_3: "57mm Pajiang Xinhai Type 36 Recoilless Cannon"
 CHI_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "57mm Pajiang Type 36"

 CHI_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Shanghai Type 1929"
 CHI_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Type 1929"
 CHI_gw_armored_car_equipment_desc: "'1929' isn't the exact code name, but rather the production date of these armoured cars. In fact, they do not have any official code name at all. The vehicle is equipped with two 30-festival machine guns and six shooting holes for the crew.\n\nIn order to reverse the situation of the Northern Expedition, the Kuomintang commissioned the arsenal in Shanghai concession in March 1928 to manufacture these armoured vehicles. Unfortunately, when these armoured vehicles left the arsenal, the KMT had been completely defeated. Therefore only three original vehicles were ever produced."
 CHI_armored_car_equipment_1: "Shanghai Type 1930"
 CHI_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Type 1930"
 CHI_armored_car_equipment_1_desc: "Similar to its predecessors, the Shanghai Type 1930 was also ordered by the KMT Central Committee from factories in the Shanghai concession. Two prototypes were first built, which had no actual combat record.\n\nThe armoured vehicle weighs five tons, and bears a rotatable turret with a heavy machine gun and a light machine gun."
 CHI_armored_car_equipment_2: "Shanghai Xinhai Type 36 'Fukong Baolei'"
 CHI_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Type 36 'Fukong Baolei'"
 CHI_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "As an armoured vehicle independently designed by the Kuomintang army, the Xinhai Type 36 armoured car embodies the peak of the development of the Kuomintang armoured vehicle.\n\nThe armoured vehicle has ten wheels and can adapt to a variety of terrain. Due to its external armour, its wheels are mostly concealed, which can make this car appear to float. Therefore, it earned the nickname 'Fukong Baolei' or 'Floating Fortress'."

#Tanks

 CHI_motorized_equipment_1: "Type Xinzhong 'New China'"
 CHI_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Xinzhong"
 CHI_motorized_equipment_1_desc: "Through the efforts of a group of Chinese engineers headed by Zhi Bingyuan, combined with the many advantages of German-made trucks, the Kuomintang built the Type Xinzhong with domestically produced parts in the MinGan base at Longyan. Its gearbox, transmission, and steering mechanism are all made in China and can adapt to China's mountainous terrain. Its designer Zhi Bingyuan named it 'Xinzhong', which means 'New China'."

 CHI_mechanized_equipment_1: "Renault UE Chenillette"
 CHI_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Renault UE"
 CHI_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "During his exile in France, Dai Anlan of the National Revolutionary Army learned some theories about mechanised warfare from the French. When he returned to China, at his request, the French handed him a batch of retired Renault UE along with the design drawings. Dai Anlan believed that he could use this equipment to form China's first mechanised force."
 CHI_mechanized_equipment_2: "Renault UE2"
 CHI_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Renault UE2"

#Aircraft

 CHI_fighter_equipment_0: "CAMCO Type Suzhou"
 CHI_fighter_equipment_0_short: "Suzhou"
 CHI_fighter_equipment_1: "Zhu XP-0"
 CHI_fighter_equipment_1_short: "XP-0"
 CHI_fighter_equipment_2: "CAMCO XP-1"
 CHI_fighter_equipment_2_short: "XP-1"
 CHI_fighter_equipment_3: "CAMCO XP-2"
 CHI_fighter_equipment_3_short: "XP-2"
 CHI_jet_fighter_equipment_1: "CAMCO XP-1001"
 CHI_jet_fighter_equipment_1_short: "XP-1001"

 CHI_tac_bomber_equipment_0: "CAMCO Type Zhaowa-1"
 CHI_tac_bomber_equipment_0_short: "Zhaowa-1"
 CHI_tac_bomber_equipment_1: "CAMCO XB-3"
 CHI_tac_bomber_equipment_1_short: "XB-3"

 CHI_nav_bomber_equipment_1: "Shanghai Ninghai-2"
 CHI_nav_bomber_equipment_1_short: "Ninghai-2"

 CHI_scout_plane_equipment_1: "Guanghou Rosamond"
 CHI_scout_plane_equipment_short_1: "Rosamond"

 CHI_transport_plane_equipment_1: "Zhongyun-1"
 CHI_transport_plane_equipment_short_1: "Zhongyun-1"
 CHI_transport_plane_equipment_1_desc: "A Chinese domestic development of the American Douglas DC-2, the Zhongyun became the crowning achievement of the CAMCO (Central Aircraft Manufacturing Company) of China."

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### Ivory Coast ###
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### Land ###
 IVO_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Lebel Modèle 1886 M93"
 IVO_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Lebel Mle M93"
 IVO_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 IVO_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 IVO_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 IVO_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 IVO_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 IVO_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 IVO_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### SWF ###
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### Land ###
 SWF_infantry_equipment_0: "Oviedo Mauser M1893"
 SWF_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M1893"
 SWF_infantry_equipment_1: "Oviedo Mauser M1916"
 SWF_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser M1916"
 SWF_infantry_equipment_2: "Labora-Fontbernat M1938"
 SWF_infantry_equipment_2_short: "LF M1938"
 SWF_infantry_equipment_3: "MAS Modèle 1940/42"
 SWF_infantry_equipment_3_short: "MAS-40/42"

 SWF_gw_tank_equipment: "Renault FT"
 SWF_gw_tank_equipment_short: "FT"
 SWF_light_tank_equipment_1: "Tipo 1933"
 SWF_light_tank_equipment_1_short: "T-33"
 SWF_light_tank_equipment_1_desc: "The Type 1933 is the culmination of a long series of designs by the Trubia company based loosely upon the Renault FT. While the company's earlier 1925 model was field tested by the Spanish army, the 1933 was the first domestically designed tank to be formally adopted by the Spanish military."
 SWF_light_tank_equipment_2: "Tipo 1933N"
 SWF_light_tank_equipment_2_short: "T-33N"
 SWF_light_tank_equipment_3: "Tipo 1935/40"
 SWF_light_tank_equipment_3_short: "T-40"

 SWF_medium_tank_equipment_1: "Lorraine AMC 35"
 SWF_medium_tank_equipment_1_short: "AMC 35"
 SWF_medium_tank_equipment_2: "SOMUA S35"
 SWF_medium_tank_equipment_2_short: "S35"
 SWF_medium_tank_equipment_3: "Renault G2"
 SWF_medium_tank_equipment_3_short: "G2"

 SWF_heavy_tank_equipment_1: "Lorraine B1"
 SWF_heavy_tank_equipment_1_short: "B1"
 SWF_heavy_tank_equipment_2: "Lorraine B2"
 SWF_heavy_tank_equipment_2_short: "B2"
 SWF_heavy_tank_equipment_3: "SOMUA M4"
 SWF_heavy_tank_equipment_3_short: "M4"

 SWF_super_heavy_tank_equipment_1: "Colossus"
 SWF_super_heavy_tank_equipment_1_short: "Colossus"

 SWF_modern_tank_equipment_1: "Universal Tank Mk I"
 SWF_modern_tank_equipment_1_short: "Universal Mk I"

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### Kongo (COG) ###
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### Land ###
 COG_infantry_equipment_0: "Fabrique Nationale Mauser Modèle 1889"
 COG_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M89"
 COG_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 COG_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 COG_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 COG_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 COG_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 COG_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 COG_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### Colombia ###
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### Land ###
 COL_infantry_equipment_0: "Steyr Modelo 1912"
 COL_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Modelo 1912"
 COL_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "With complications in its contract with Chile having caused Steyr to overproduce its Model 1912 Mauser 1898 variant, Colombia purchased much of the surplus cheaply. Unlike in Chile, however, these rifles remain in their original configuration without substantial upgrades."
 COL_infantry_equipment_1: "Fabrique Nationale Mauser Modelo 1924"
 COL_infantry_equipment_1_short: "FN-24"
 COL_infantry_equipment_2: "Thompson Model 1928A1"
 COL_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Thompson M1928A1"
 COL_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Modèle 1943"
 COL_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"

### Railroad ###
 COL_train_equipment_1: "FCN Baldwin 2-6-0"
 COL_train_equipment_2: "FCN Tubize 2-8-2"
 COL_train_equipment_3: "FCN Baldwin 4-8-2"
 #COL_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff

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### Costa Rica ###
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### Land ###
 COS_infantry_equipment_0: "Mauser Modelo 1895 Rifle Corto"
 COS_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M1895"
 COS_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Short Mauser Model 1895 is an upgraded Spanish Mauser in a configuration halfway between a full rifle and a carbine. The Costa-Rican variant is chambered in 7x57mm Mauser. While Costa Rica also purchased a large number of Model 1910 Mausers, the Model 1895 is predominant."
 COS_infantry_equipment_1: "Fabrique Nationale Mauser Modelo 1924"
 COS_infantry_equipment_1_short: "FN-24"
 COS_infantry_equipment_2: "Thompson Modelo 1928A1"
 COS_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Thompson M1928A1"
 COS_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Modelo 1943"
 COS_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"

### Railroad ###
 COS_train_equipment_1: "Incofer 2-6-0"
 COS_train_equipment_2: "Incofer 2-8-2"
 #COS_train_equipment_3: ""
 #COS_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff

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### Croatia ###
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### Land ###
#Infantry Equip

 CRO_infantry_equipment_0: "Karabin Model 1895/30"
 CRO_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mannlicher M.95/30"
 CRO_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mannlicher Karabin Model 1895/1930 (German: Infanterie Repetier-Gewehr M.95) was the service rifle of the Austro-Hungarian armed forces during the Weltkrieg. Designed by Ferdinand von Mannlicher, it used a straight-pull bolt-action for increased rate-of-fire compared to its contemporaries, giving it the nickname Ruck-Zuck (German slang for \"back and forth\") by Austrian troops and \"Ta-Pum\" by the Italians on the receiving end. The Italian song \"Ta pum!\" from the Weltkrieg refers to this rifle. Later after the war, most rifles were converted into the carbine configuration."
 CRO_infantry_equipment_1: "Karabin Model 1935"
 CRO_infantry_equipment_1_short: "FÉG M.35"
 CRO_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Weltkrieg made the M.95's deficiencies all-too obvious, especially its relatively underpowered round-nose cartridge and the required maintenance for the straight-pull action. Steyr developed the 8x56mm \"Spitzer\" cartridge that would serve as the basis to a new generation of weapons and push the M.95 to its full potential. In the 1935 Rifle Trial, the Hungarian FÉG design based on the Mannlicher-Schönauer's excellent turn-bolt-action won out and was adopted."
 CRO_infantry_equipment_2: "Kratka strojnica Model 1939"
 CRO_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Danuvia M.39"
 CRO_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by Pál Király, this \"heavy\" submachine gun used specially-loaded 9x25mm ammunition in a folding magazine for transport and storage. This made it very potent and reliable compared to its contemporaries, making it reminiscent of later assault rifle designs."
 CRO_infantry_equipment_3: "Strojokarabin Model 1942"
 CRO_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Zbrojovka Brno M.42"
 CRO_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "As it became clear that engagement distances had significantly shortened since the Weltkrieg, the Monarchy became interested in developing an intermediate cartridge and the \"machine-carbine\" idea. The Koucký brothers at Zbrojovka Brno presented their ZK 412 design using the 8x35mm \"Rapid\" cartridge with similar performance to the German 8x33mm Kurz."
 CRO_infantry_weapons2: "Kratka strojnica Model 1934"
 CRO_infantry_weapons2_short: "Steyr-Solothurn M.34"
 CRO_infantry_weapons2_desc: "While a German design by Louis Stange, the  MP 34 was mainly produced by Steyr and was adopted by the Austro-Hungarian Army. As common with early submachine guns, this design was heavy, expensive, but reliable, with a horizontal magazine using the potent 9x25mm Mauser cartridge."
 CRO_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Kratka strojnica Model 38"
 CRO_improved_infantry_weapons_2_short: "Zbrojovka Brno M.38"
 CRO_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "Seeing the need for a submachine-gun using the standard pistol cartridge of the Army, the Monarchy would adopt the ZK 383, designed by brothers Josef and František Koucký at Zbrojovka Brno, as the MP 38. Using a horizontal magazine like the MP 34, the ZK 383 is known for having a light bipod, allowing it to be used as a substitute squad automatic weapon. Later models were heavily simplified for cheaper and faster production, along with a vertical foldable magazine like the Danuvia SMGs."
 CRO_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Kratka strojnica Model 1943"
 CRO_advanced_infantry_weapons2_short: "Danuvia M.43"
 CRO_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "While the Danuvia 39M proved successful, its folding magazine was not enough to compensate for its bulky design for vehicle crewmen. The 43M redesign with a folding metal stock and a new, more reliable foldable magazine design allowed it to be much more compact during transport or storage, without sacrificing firepower."

 CRO_infantry_at: "Protioklop puška M.38"
 CRO_infantry_at2: "Protioklop Bacači Raketa M.42"
 CRO_support_weapons: "Strojnica M.07/12 & MWM M.14"
 CRO_support_weapons2: "Strojnica M.26 & MWM M.33"
 CRO_support_weapons3: "Strojnica M.30 & MWM M.36"
 CRO_support_weapons4: "Strojnica M.45 & MWM M.43"

#Motorised

 #Steyr 640:
 CRO_motorized_equipment_1: "Kamiona transporter Model 1937"
 CRO_motorized_equipment_1_short: "KT M.37"
 #Steyr with rocket:
 CRO_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Bacači Raketa Model 1944 na Kamiona"
 CRO_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Krupp Protze w/ M.44"
 #Skoda TH-7:
 CRO_mechanized_equipment_1: "Buzdovan na KT M.37"
 CRO_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "VsG M.37"
 CRO_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "To observers and theorists, the civil war in America showcased modern mechanised warfare and showed how much tracked vehicles had improved in reliability and cross-country capabilities. As a stop-gap measure to improve the mobility of its motorised infantry, the Armee-Oberkommando assigned numerous artillery tractors, mostly of the Praga T-series, to its rapid divisions, redesignating them as tracked troop transports until proper armoured carriers could be introduced."
 #Saurer RR-7:
 CRO_mechanized_equipment_2: "Vozilo sa gusjenicama Model 1938"
 #Saurer RR-7:
 CRO_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "VsG M.38"
 CRO_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "The Saurer RR-7 was a hybrid armoured vehicle that could use both tracks or wheels. It was introduced as an artillery tractor in 1937, but proved to be a far more versatile vehicle with its light armour and high mobility. Not only would it fill the role of a reconnaissance vehicle, but also that of a troop transport, making it the Monarchy's first armoured vehicle of that type."
 #43.M Lehel:
 CRO_mechanized_equipment_3: "Oklopni transporter Model 1943"
 #43.M Lehel:
 CRO_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "OT M.43"
 CRO_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "With a large number of Nimród self-propelled anti-air vehicles in inventory and its autocannon struggling to fill its role, a large number of them were rebuilt without a turret to fill the role of an armoured ambulance and troop carrier. These made them one of the first modern armoured personnel carriers and significantly lengthening the service life of its parent design."
 #Škoda ŠET:
 CRO_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Amfibijski oklop Model 1941"
 CRO_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "AO M.41"
 #VOŽ-2:
 CRO_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Amfibijski oklop Model 1943"
 CRO_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "AO M.43"

#Armoured Car
 #OA vz. 30:
 CRO_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Laka oklopna kola Model 1930"
 CRO_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "LOK M.30"
 #Steyr ADGZ:
 CRO_armored_car_equipment_1: "Srednji oklopna kola Model 1935"
 CRO_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "SOK M.35"
 #39.M Csaba:
 CRO_armored_car_equipment_2: "Laka oklopna kola Model 1939"
 CRO_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "LOK M.39"
 CRO_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by the Hungarian engineer Miklós Straussler, the Model 39 was introduced into service by the K.u.K Army as a support vehicle for its newly organised motorised units. Equipped with a 20mm gun and built mostly by the MAVÁG company, the vehicle was nicknamed by Straussler after Attila's son, \"Csaba\"."
 #Csaba with AT gun:
 CRO_armored_car_at_equipment: "Laka lovac oklopna kola Model 1939/42"
 CRO_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "LLOK M.39/42"

#Trains
 CRO_train_equipment_1: "$HUN_train_equipment_1$"
 CRO_train_equipment_1_short: "$HUN_train_equipment_1_short$"
 #CRO_train_equipment_1_desc: ""
 CRO_train_equipment_2: "$HUN_train_equipment_2$"
 CRO_train_equipment_2_short: "$HUN_train_equipment_2_short$"
 #CRO_train_equipment_2_desc: ""
 CRO_train_equipment_3: "$HUN_train_equipment_3$"
 CRO_train_equipment_3_short: "$HUN_train_equipment_3_short$"
 # CRO_train_equipment_3_desc: ""

 CRO_railway_gun_equipment_1: "$AUS_railway_gun_equipment_1$"
 CRO_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: "$AUS_railway_gun_equipment_1_short$"
 #CRO_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: "$AUS_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc$"

 CRO_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Bacači Raketa M.44 'Buzdovan'"
 CRO_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Buzdovan"
 #CRO_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: ""

 CRO_artillery_equipment_1: "Škoda 8 cm poljska top M.30"
 CRO_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Škoda M.30"
 #CRO_artillery_equipment_1_desc: ""
 CRO_artillery_equipment_2: "Škoda 10.5 cm teška poljska top M.35"
 CRO_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Škoda M.35"
 #CRO_artillery_equipment_2_desc: ""
 CRO_artillery_equipment_3: "Škoda 15 cm teška poljska haubica M.37"
 CRO_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Škoda M.37"
 #CRO_artillery_equipment_3_desc: ""

 CRO_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Böhler 4.7 cm protuoklopni top M.35"
 CRO_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Böhler M.35"
 #CRO_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: ""
 CRO_anti_tank_equipment_2: "MÁVAG 7.5 cm protuoklopni top M.41"
 CRO_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "MÁVAG M.41"
 #CRO_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: ""
 CRO_anti_tank_equipment_3: "MÁVAG 8 cm protuoklopni top M.29/44"
 CRO_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "MÁVAG M.44"
 #CRO_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: ""

 CRO_anti_air_equipment_1: "Oerlikon 2 cm protuzrakoplovni top M.37"
 CRO_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Oerlikon M.37"
 #CRO_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""
 CRO_anti_air_equipment_2: "MÁVAG 8 cm protuzrakoplovni top M.29"
 CRO_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "MÁVAG M.29"
 #CRO_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""
 CRO_anti_air_equipment_3: "Škoda 9 cm protuzrakoplovni top M.39"
 CRO_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "Škoda M.39"
 #CRO_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""

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### Combined Syndicates ###
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### Land ###

 CSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "A1"
 CSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "A2"
 CSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "A3"
 CSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "A4"
 CSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "A5"
 CSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "A6"
 CSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "A7"
 CSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "A8"
 CSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "A9"
 CSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "A9A1"
 CSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "A9A2"
 CSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "A9A3"
 CSA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "A9A4"

#Infantry Equip

 CSA_infantry_equipment_0: "Springfield Arsenal, Calibre .30-06, Model 1903"
 CSA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SA-1903 Rifle"
 CSA_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Model 1903 was developed at Springfield Arsenal when, following the Spanish-American war, the United States deemed the Krag-Jørgensen rifle inadequate on account of its weak action; at its core, the 1903 was an attempt to combine beneficial features of both the Krag and captureds Spanish Mausers. Beginning just before the Weltkrieg, the rifle was gradually adopted along with the .30-06 cartridge, a process that would take several years."
 CSA_infantry_equipment_1: "Springfield Arsenal, Rifle, Calibre .30-06, Model 1903A1"
 CSA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "SA-1903A1 Rifle"
 CSA_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The M1903A1 Springfield was adopted by the US Army in 1929 as the 'U.S. Rifle, Calibre .30-06, M1903A1'. It incorporated a pistol-grip, chequered buttplate, serrated trigger, and several smaller improvements into the original 1903 design."
 #Thompson T3:
 CSA_infantry_equipment_2: "Auto-Ordnance, Rifle, Calibre .30-06, Model 2"
 CSA_infantry_equipment_2_short: "AO-2 Rifle"
 CSA_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "The AO-2 originated as the Thompson Auto-Rifle and used so-called 'Blish Lock'. An abject failure in the U.S. Army's 1929 self-loading rifle trials, the design was taken up again after the outbreak of the American Civil War. Due to the CSA's need to develop the rifle as quickly as possible, interchangeability of parts and ease of construction were important to the design process. Though some claim the AO-2 is a less effective rifle than the Johnson adopted by Federal forces, it could be mass produced with ease."
 #Thompson T3 carbine:
 CSA_infantry_equipment_3: "Auto-Ordnance, Carbine, Calibre .30, Model 3"
 CSA_infantry_equipment_3_short: "AO-3 Carbine"
 CSA_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The AO-3 Carbine's development began shortly after the end of Civil War. The AO-3 is little more than a carbine version of the early AO-2 rifle, with the addition of a three-position fire selector."
 CSA_infantry_weapons2: "Auto-Ordnance, Submachine Gun, Calibre .45, Model 1928A1"
 CSA_infantry_weapons2_short: "AO-1928A1 Submachine Gun"
 #M1 Thompson:
 CSA_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Auto-Ordnance, Submachine Gun, Calibre .45, Model 7"
 CSA_improved_infantry_weapons_2_short: "AO-7 Submachine Gun"
 #Thompson Light Rifle:
 CSA_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Auto-Ordnance, Automatic Carbine, Calibre .30, Model 4A1"
 CSA_advanced_infantry_weapons2_short: "AO-4A1 Auto-Carbine"
 CSA_infantry_at: "Uhl, Rocket Launcher, 2.36 inch, Model 2"
 CSA_infantry_at_short: "U-2 'Stovepipe'"
 CSA_infantry_at_desc: "The U-2 is man-portable recoilless anti-tank rocket launcher created by Continental Army captain Edward Uhl. The weapon uses 2.36 inch self-propelled rockets and has an effective range of 140 metres."
 CSA_infantry_at2: "Uhl, Rocket Launcher, 2.36 inch, Model 5"
 CSA_infantry_at2_short: "U-5 'Bazooka'"
 CSA_infantry_at2_desc: "The U-5 is improved version of the U-2. A trigger operated magneto replaced the U-2's battery ignition system and a safety was added. The tube could be broken down for easier carrying, an important consideration for infantry. New, more reliable rockets were also introduced."
 CSA_support_weapons: "MG, Cal. .30-06, M1919, Browning & Mortar, 3-inch, Stokes"
 CSA_support_weapons_short: "M1919 Browning MG & Stokes mortar"
 #M2 Browning:
 CSA_support_weapons2: "Browning, MG, Cal. .50, M2, Browning & Mortar, 2-inch, SMBL"
 CSA_support_weapons2_short: "B-2 MG & SBML two-inch mortar"
 #Browning M1919A6 and M1 Mortar (developed by Continental Army):
 CSA_support_weapons3: "Marble-Browning, MG, Cal. .30-06, M3 & CA, Mortar, 3.2-inch, M27"
 CSA_support_weapons3_short: "MB-3 M1919 MG & CA-27 mortar"
 #Browning M1918A2 (produced by Alton Worker Defence with improvements) and M2 Mortar:
 CSA_support_weapons4: "AWD-Browning, AR, Cal. .30-06, M6 & CA, Mortar, 4.2-inch, M29"
 CSA_support_weapons4_short: "AWDB-6 1918 AR & CA-29 mortar"
 CSA_night_vision: "Continental Army, Infrared Sniperscope, Model 120"
 CSA_night_vision_short: "CA-120 Sniperscope"
 CSA_night_vision_desc: "Developed specifically for the AO-4 Carbine, which had special mountings on its receiver for various models of infra-red night-sighting devices, the CA-120 is the first infrared sniperscope adopted for general use by the Continental Army. While the CA-120 has its flaws, like a poor range and an easily damaged Infrared emitter, the CA-120 still has tremendous value when used correctly."
 CSA_night_vision2: "Continental Army, Infrared Sniperscope, Model 123"
 CSA_night_vision2_short: "CA-123 Sniperscope"
 CSA_night_vision2_desc: "In response to the poor reception of the CA-120 Sniperscope, the Sniperscope CA-123 was adopted. With almost twice the effective range of the CA-120, a more robust infrared light source, and the T23 flash hider, the CA-123 is a vast improvement over its predecessor, though some soldiers complain of the light source bleeding into the visible spectrum and thus giving away their position."

### Railroad ###
 CSA_train_equipment_1: "Pennsylvania I1s Class"
 CSA_train_equipment_2: "CSATC S160 Class"
 CSA_train_equipment_3: "American Locomotive Union FEF-3 'Working Man' Class"
 CSA_railway_gun_equipment_1: "8-inch Mk. VI"
#Motorised

 #Dodge 1/2-ton 4x4 improved to GCKW 353 standard:
 CSA_motorized_equipment_1: "Dodge, 1937, 2 1/2 tons"
 CSA_motorized_equipment_1_short: "DMJ"
 CSA_motorized_equipment_1_desc: "The DMJ is a classic army-standard 6x6 2 1/2 tons truck with high cross-country capability. Developed in 1937 at the request of the U.S. Army, with the start of the American Civil War, Dodge facilities were seized by the CSA and production of the truck began for the Continental Army."
 #M2 Half-track:
 CSA_mechanized_equipment_1: "White Motor, Half-Track Car, Carrier, Model 6"
 CSA_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "WM-6 Half-Track Car"
 CSA_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The WM-6 is an armoured half-track design inspired by French half tracks. Developed by the newly seized White Motors, the WM-6 is multi-purpose truck which can serve as a troop carrier, artillery tractor, or reconnaissance vehicle."
 #M3 Half-track:
 CSA_mechanized_equipment_2: "Continental Army, Half-Track, Carrier, Model 9"
 CSA_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "CA-9 Half-Track"
 CSA_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "The CA-9 is a development on the WM-6 designed internally by the Continental Army. The new half-track is a larger version of the WM-6 equipped with two M-3 M1919 machine guns and a B2 machine gun, as well as a rear door and five additional seats in the rear."
 #M5 Half-track:
 CSA_mechanized_equipment_3: "Continental Army, Half-Track, Carrier, Model 11"
 CSA_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "CA-11 Half-Track"
 CSA_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "The CA-10 was developed concurrently with the CA-9 as a heavier alternative to that vehicle. Improved after the deployment of the CA-9 and marked as the CA-11, the vehicle is both easier to produce and more heavily armoured, but lacks speed, much to the chagrin of former U.S. officers in the Continental Army."
 #Dodge 1/2-ton 4x4 improved to GCKW 353 standard:
 CSA_motorized_rocket_equipment: "Dodge, 1937, 2 1/2 tons, CA-28"
 CSA_motorized_rocket_equipment_short: "DMJ 'Xylophone'"
 CSA_motorized_rocket_equipment_desc: "A DMJ truck with a mounted CA-28 rocket launcher, the vehicle is commonly known as the 'Xylophone'. While individual launchers are known to be a bit inaccurate, the volume of fire this design can output is impressive."
 CSA_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Dodge, 1937, 2 1/2 tons, CA-28"
 CSA_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "DMJ 'Xylophone'"
 CSA_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_desc: "A DMJ truck with a mounted CA-28 rocket launcher, the vehicle is commonly known as the 'Xylophone'. While individual launchers are known to be a bit inaccurate, the volume of fire this design can output is impressive."

#Amphibious

 CSA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Roebling-Dodge, Landing Vehicle, Tracked, Model 2"
 CSA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "RD-2 LVT"
 CSA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The Landing Vehicle series of amphibious warfare vehicle were originally intended to serve solely as cargo carrier for ship to shore operations. They, of course, evolved into highly capable assault troop and fire support vehicles. Developed by Donald Roebling in 1935, the civilian rescue vehicle "Alligator" was later developed into the RD-1, which lacked armour protection and was unreliable when used on hard terrain. The RD-2 built upon the RD-1, with that vehicles most glaring problems fixed."
 CSA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Roebling-Dodge, Landing Vehicle, Tracked, Model 4"
 CSA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "RD-4 LVT"
 CSA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "The RD-4 improved upon the RD-2 with greatly increased carrying capacity, albeit at the expense of speed despite improvements to its engine. Unlike its predecessor, it also mounted either a heavy machine gun or a flame-thrower."

#Armoured Car
 CSA_gw_armored_car_equipment: "White Motor, Scout Car, Model 2"
 CSA_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "WM-2 Scout Car"
 CSA_gw_armored_car_equipment_desc: "The WM-2 Scout Car is a lightly armoured, open topped, and machine gun armed four wheel drive vehicle developed for a reconnaissance role. A further development of the Scout Car concept, which was intended to replace cavalry in reconnaissance, the M2 Scout Car finished trials at the end of 1935, and amidst increasing tensions in the U.S. was accepted into Army service despite its flaws. In CSA service, the vehicle was known as the WM-2."
 CSA_armored_car_equipment_1: "White Motor, Scout Car, Model 4"
 CSA_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "WM-4 Scout Car"
 CSA_armored_car_equipment_1_desc: "The WM-4 Scout Car is a development of the WM-2 designed with experience gained during the Civil War in mind. The WM-4 sports several small improves born of wartime experience, such as an armoured fender and front roller, and a more reliable engine. Although the Scout Car concept itself has received criticism for its focus on mobility over survivability, the WM-4 was nonetheless accepted into service."
 #DHT-5 Marmon-Herrington:
 CSA_armored_car_equipment_2: "Marmon-Herrington, Armoured Car, Model 6"
 CSA_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "MH-6 Armoured Car"
 CSA_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "The MH-6 Armoured Car was developed at the end of American Civil War. Known first as the DHT-5, the vehicle proved highly unpopular and was heavily redesigned to fit the Army's requirements. Introduced again as the DHT-6 in 1942, the new car was unable to penetrate thick armoured vehicles with its 37mm gun. It did, however, serve successfully in reconnaissance and infantry support roles under the name MH-6."
 #DHT-5 Marmon-Herrington:
 CSA_armored_car_at_equipment: "Continental Army, Armoured Car, Model 10"
 CSA_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "CA-10 Armoured Car"
 CSA_armored_car_at_equipment_desc: "The CA-10 Armoured Car is an MH-6 variant with a 57-mm gun to provide proper anti-tank support. Only minor changes were made to the MH-6 to accomidate the new gun."

#Artillery - techs are the same as in USA, except AT and AA 2

 CSA_artillery_equipment_1: "Rock Island Arsenal, Field Gun, 75-mm, Model 4"
 CSA_artillery_equipment_1_short: "RIA-4 75-mm Gun"
 CSA_artillery_equipment_2: "Rock Island Arsenal, Howitzer, Towed, 105-mm, Model 6"
 CSA_artillery_equipment_2_short: "RIA-6 105-mm Howitzer"
 CSA_artillery_equipment_3: "Rock Island Arsenal, Howitzer, Towed, 155-mm, Model 14"
 CSA_artillery_equipment_3_short: "RIA-14 155-mm Howitzer"

 CSA_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Rock Island Arsenal, Anti-Tank Gun, 37-mm, Model 3"
 CSA_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "RIA-3 37-mm Gun"
 #french 47 mm APX anti-tank gun:
 CSA_anti_tank_equipment_2: "CA, Anti-Tank Gun, 47-mm, Model 57"
 CSA_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "CA-57 47-mm Gun"
 CSA_anti_tank_equipment_3: "CA, Anti-Tank Gun, 3-inch, Model 90"
 CSA_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "CA-90 3-inch Gun"

 CSA_anti_air_equipment_1: "Rock Island Arsenal, AA Gun, Automatic, 37-mm, Model 5"
 CSA_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "RIA-5 37-mm Gun"
 #French Canon de 37 mm Schneider:
 CSA_anti_air_equipment_2: "CA, AA Gun, Automatic, 40-mm, Model 53"
 CSA_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "CA-53 40-mm Gun"
 CSA_anti_air_equipment_3: "CA, AA Gun, 90-mm, Model 93"
 CSA_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "CA-93 90-mm Gun"

 CSA_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "CA, Rocket Launcher, Single, 4.5-inch, Model 22"
 CSA_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "CA-22 Rocket Launcher"
 #T66:
 CSA_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "CA, Rocket Launcher, Multiple, 4.5-inch, Model 66"
 CSA_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "CA-66 Rocket Launcher"

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### Cuba ###
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### Land ###
 CUB_infantry_equipment_0: "Springfield Model 1903"
 CUB_infantry_equipment_0_short: "M1903 Springfield"
 CUB_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Model 1903 was developed at Springfield Arsenal when, following the Spanish-American war, the United States deemed the Krag-Jørgensen rifle inadequate on account of its weak action; at its core, the 1903 was an attempt to combine beneficial features of both the Krag and captured Spanish Mausers. The rifle was gradually adopted along with the .30-06 cartridge both before and while the rest of the world waged the Weltkrieg."
 CUB_infantry_equipment_1: "Remington Modelo 1934"
 CUB_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Remington M34"
 CUB_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Remington Model 1934 is a bolt-action carbine purpose built for the Central and South American market. It is an upgraded Enfield 1917 incorporating design features from both the Springfield 1903 and Remington 30 sporting rifle, and is chambered in 7x57mm Mauser."
 CUB_infantry_equipment_2: "Thompson Model 1928A1"
 CUB_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Thompson M1928A1"
 CUB_infantry_equipment_3: "Kiraly-Cristóbal Carbine"
 CUB_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Cristóbal Carbine"
 CUB_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "While Hungarian arms designer Pál Király's heavy submachine guns were adopted by the Dual Monarchy, they nonetheless fell short of Király's own expectations. The Cristóbal is a development of those SMGs redesigned around a new intermediate calibre cartride. While it was ultimately rejected by the Dual Monarchy, the Dominican Republic, where Király had once considered immigrating, proved more receptive, adopting the gun as the 'Cristóbal' Carbine after the city of San Cristóbal. Cuba licensed production soon after its Dominican introduction."

 CUB_artillery_equipment_1: "75 mm Gun M1897"
 CUB_artillery_equipment_1_short: "75 mm Gun M1897"

 #Railways

 CUB_train_equipment_1: "Ferrocarriles Consolidados de Cuba 6-16D Class"
 #CUB_train_equipment_2: ""
 #CUB_train_equipment_3: ""
 #CUB_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff

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### Cyprus ###
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### Land ###

 CYP_infantry_equipment_0: "Mauser G98 M1903"
 CYP_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser G98"
 CYP_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Mauser G98 was the main service rifle of the Ottoman Army during the Weltkrieg. The Ottoman M1903, chambered in 7.65mm, was the most common variant of Mauser in use. Pronounced 'Mavzer' by the Ottomans, this iconic rifle achieved great fame and became deeply ingrained in the Turkish subconscious.\n'One side of me withered from sorrows / the other from a Mavzer wound'"
 CYP_infantry_equipment_1: "Ankara ATF M38"
 CYP_infantry_equipment_1_short: "ATF M38"
 CYP_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Ankara ATF M38 was the name given to the Ottoman modification of Mauser Gewehr 98. Starting in 1933, the Ottoman Empire updated their old rifles to a common configuration known as the Model of 1938 and all in 8x57 Mauser cartridge. The standardisation of all Mausers in Ottoman inventory helped ease the logistical nightmare of having to supply 4 different types of rifle ammunition to all units."
 CYP_infantry_equipment_2: "Kırıkkale T-60"
 CYP_infantry_equipment_2_short: "T-60"
 CYP_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Kırıkkale T-60 Semi Automatic Rifle was based on the receiver of the Gewehr 41, the T-60 is issued with a lighter build and shortened stock, emphasising reliability and speed over range and accuracy. This rifle saw wide use across all branches of service in the Turkish Military."

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### Bohemia ###
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### Land ###

#Infantry Equip

 CZE_infantry_equipment_0: "Karabina vzor 1895/30"
 CZE_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mannlicher vz. 95/30"
 CZE_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mannlicher Karabina vzor 1895/1930 (German: Infanterie Repetier-Gewehr M.95) was the service rifle of the Austro-Hungarian armed forces during the Weltkrieg. Designed by Ferdinand von Mannlicher, it used a straight-pull bolt-action for increased rate-of-fire compared to its contemporaries, giving it the nickname Ruck-Zuck (German slang for \"back and forth\") by Austrian troops and \"Ta-Pum\" by the Italians on the receiving end. The Italian song \"Ta pum!\" from the Weltkrieg refers to this rifle. Later after the war, most rifles were converted into the carbine configuration."
 CZE_infantry_equipment_1: "Karabina vzor 1935"
 CZE_infantry_equipment_1_short: "FÉG vz. 35"
 CZE_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Weltkrieg made the M.95's deficiencies all-too obvious, especially its relatively underpowered round-nose cartridge and the required maintenance for the straight-pull action. Steyr developed the 8x56mm \"Spitzer\" cartridge that would serve as the basis to a new generation of weapons and push the M.95 to its full potential. In the 1935 Rifle Trial, the Hungarian FÉG design based on the Mannlicher-Schönauer's excellent turn-bolt-action won out and was adopted."
 CZE_infantry_equipment_2: "Kulometná pistole vzor 1939"
 CZE_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Danuvia vz. 39"
 CZE_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by Pál Király, this \"heavy\" submachine gun used specially-loaded 9x25mm ammunition in a folding magazine for transport and storage. This made it very potent and reliable compared to its contemporaries, making it reminiscent of later assault rifle designs."
 CZE_infantry_equipment_3: "Kulometná karabina vzor 1942"
 CZE_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Zbrojovka Brno vz. 42"
 CZE_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "As it became clear that engagement distances had significantly shortened since the Weltkrieg, the Monarchy became interested in developing an intermediate cartridge and the \"machine-carbine\" idea. The Koucký brothers at Zbrojovka Brno presented their ZK 412 design using the 8x35mm \"Rapid\" cartridge with similar performance to the German 8x33mm Kurz."
 CZE_infantry_weapons2: "Kulometná pistole vzor 1934"
 CZE_infantry_weapons2_short: "Steyr-Solothurn vz. 34"
 CZE_infantry_weapons2_desc: "While a German design by Louis Stange, the  MP 34 was mainly produced by Steyr and was adopted by the Austro-Hungarian Army. As common with early submachine guns, this design was heavy, expensive, but reliable, with a horizontal magazine using the potent 9x25mm Mauser cartridge."
 CZE_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Kulometná pistole vzor 38"
 CZE_improved_infantry_weapons_2_short: "Zbrojovka Brno vz. 38"
 CZE_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "Seeing the need for a submachine-gun using the standard pistol cartridge of the Army, the Monarchy would adopt the ZK 383, designed by brothers Josef and František Koucký at Zbrojovka Brno, as the MP 38. Using a horizontal magazine like the MP 34, the ZK 383 is known for having a light bipod, allowing it to be used as a substitute squad automatic weapon. Later models were heavily simplified for cheaper and faster production, along with a vertical foldable magazine like the Danuvia SMGs."
 CZE_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Kulometná pistole vzor 1943"
 CZE_advanced_infantry_weapons2_short: "Danuvia vz. 43"
 CZE_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "While the Danuvia 39M proved successful, its folding magazine was not enough to compensate for its bulky design for vehicle crewmen. The 43M redesign with a folding metal stock and a new, more reliable foldable magazine design allowed it to be much more compact during transport or storage, without sacrificing firepower."

 CZE_infantry_at: "Protipancéřová puška vzor 38"
 CZE_infantry_at2: "Protipancéřová Raketomet vzor 42"
 CZE_support_weapons: "TK vz. 07/12 & Minomet vz. 14"
 CZE_support_weapons2: "LK vz. 26 & Minomet vz. 33"
 CZE_support_weapons3: "LK vz. 30 & Minomet vz. 36"
 CZE_support_weapons4: "LK vz. 45 & Minomet vz. 43"

#Motorised

 #Steyr 640:
 CZE_motorized_equipment_1: "Transportér pěchoty vzor 1937"
 CZE_motorized_equipment_1_short: "TP vz.37"
 #Steyr with rocket:
 CZE_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Raketomet vzor 1944 na Transportér"
 CZE_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Palcátomet na TP vz. 37"
 #Skoda TH-7:
 CZE_mechanized_equipment_1: "Pásové vozidlo vzor 1937"
 CZE_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "PV vz. 37"
 CZE_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "To observers and theorists, the civil war in America showcased modern mechanised warfare and showed how much tracked vehicles had improved in reliability and cross-country capabilities. As a stop-gap measure to improve the mobility of its motorised infantry, the Armee-Oberkommando assigned numerous artillery tractors, mostly of the Praga T-series, to its rapid divisions, redesignating them as tracked troop transports until proper armoured carriers could be introduced."
 #Saurer RR-7:
 CZE_mechanized_equipment_2: "Pásové vozidlo vzor 1938"
 #Saurer RR-7:
 CZE_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "PV vz. 38"
 CZE_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "The Saurer RR-7 was a hybrid armoured vehicle that could use both tracks or wheels. It was introduced as an artillery tractor in 1937, but proved to be a far more versatile vehicle with its light armour and high mobility. Not only would it fill the role of a reconnaissance vehicle, but also that of a troop transport, making it the Monarchy's first armoured vehicle of that type."
 #43.M Lehel:
 CZE_mechanized_equipment_3: "Obrněný transportér vzor 1943"
 #43.M Lehel:
 CZE_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "OT vz. 43"
 CZE_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "With a large number of Nimród self-propelled anti-air vehicles in inventory and its autocannon struggling to fill its role, a large number of them were rebuilt without a turret to fill the role of an armoured ambulance and troop carrier. These made them one of the first modern armoured personnel carriers and significantly lengthening the service life of its parent design."
 #Škoda ŠET:
 CZE_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Obojživelné pancíř vzor 1941"
 CZE_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "OP vz. 41"
 #VOŽ-2:
 CZE_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Obojživelné pancíř vzor 1943"
 CZE_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "OP vz. 43"

#Trains
 CZE_train_equipment_1: "$AUS_train_equipment_1$"
 CZE_train_equipment_1_short: "$AUS_train_equipment_1_short$"
 CZE_train_equipment_1_desc: "$AUS_train_equipment_1_desc$"
 CZE_train_equipment_2: "$AUS_train_equipment_2$"
 CZE_train_equipment_2_short: "$AUS_train_equipment_2_short$"
 CZE_train_equipment_2_desc: "$AUS_train_equipment_2_desc$"
 CZE_train_equipment_3: "$HUN_train_equipment_3$"
 CZE_train_equipment_3_short: "$HUN_train_equipment_3_short$"
 #CZE_train_equipment_3_desc: ""

 CZE_railway_gun_equipment_1: "$AUS_railway_gun_equipment_1$"
 CZE_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: "$AUS_railway_gun_equipment_1_short$"
 #CZE_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: ""

#Armoured Car
 #OA vz. 30:
 CZE_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Lehký obrněný automobil vzor 1930"
 CZE_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "LOA vz. 30"
 #Steyr ADGZ:
 CZE_armored_car_equipment_1: "Středního obrněný automobil vzor 1935"
 CZE_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "SOA vz. 35"
 #39.M Csaba:
 CZE_armored_car_equipment_2: "Lehký obrněný automobil vzor 1939"
 CZE_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "LOA vz. 39"
 CZE_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by the Hungarian engineer Miklós Straussler, the Model 39 was introduced into service by the K.u.K Army as a support vehicle for its newly organised motorised units. Equipped with a 20mm gun and built mostly by the MAVÁG company, the vehicle was nicknamed by Straussler after Attila's son, \"Csaba\"."
 #Csaba with AT gun:
 CZE_armored_car_at_equipment: "Lehký lovecký obrněný automobil vzor 1939/42"
 CZE_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "LLOA vz. 39/42"

 CZE_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Raketomet vzor 44 'Palcátomet'"
 CZE_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Palcátomet"
 #CZE_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: ""

 CZE_artillery_equipment_1: "Škoda 8 cm kanon vzor 30"
 CZE_artillery_equipment_1_short: "8 cm kanon vz. 30"
 #CZE_artillery_equipment_1_desc: ""
 CZE_artillery_equipment_2: "Škoda 10.5 cm hruby kanon vzor 35"
 CZE_artillery_equipment_2_short: "10.5 cm kanon vz. 35"
 #CZE_artillery_equipment_2_desc: ""
 CZE_artillery_equipment_3: "Škoda 15 cm hrubá houfnice vzor 37"
 CZE_artillery_equipment_3_short: "15 cm houfnice vz. 37"
 #CZE_artillery_equipment_3_desc: ""

 CZE_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Böhler 4.7 cm kanón proti útočné vozbě vzor 35"
 CZE_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "4.7 cm KPÚV vz. 35"
 #CZE_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: ""
 CZE_anti_tank_equipment_2: "MÁVAG 7.5 cm kanón proti útočné vozbě vzor 41"
 CZE_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "7.5 cm KPÚV vz. 41"
 #CZE_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: ""
 CZE_anti_tank_equipment_3: "MÁVAG 8 cm kanón proti útočné vozbě vzor 29/44"
 CZE_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "8 cm KPÚV vz. 44"
 #CZE_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: ""

 CZE_anti_air_equipment_1: "Oerlikon 2 cm kanón protiletadlové vzor 37"
 CZE_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "KPL vz. 37"
 #CZE_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""
 CZE_anti_air_equipment_2: "MÁVAG 8 cm kanón protiletadlové vzor 29"
 CZE_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "KPL vz. 29"
 #CZE_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""
 CZE_anti_air_equipment_3: "Škoda 9 cm kanón protiletadlové vzor 39"
 CZE_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "KPL vz. 39"
 #CZE_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""

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### Dahomey ###
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### Land ###
 DAH_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Lebel Modèle 1886 M93"
 DAH_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Lebel Mle M93"
 DAH_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 DAH_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 DAH_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 DAH_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 DAH_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 DAH_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 DAH_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### Prussia (PRE) ###
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### Land ###

 PRE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "A"
 PRE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "B"
 PRE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "C"
 PRE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "D"
 PRE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "E"
 PRE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "F"
 PRE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "G"
 PRE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "H"
 PRE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "I"
 PRE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "J"
 PRE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "K"
 PRE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "L"
 PRE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "M"
 PRE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_14: "N"
 PRE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_15: "O"
 PRE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_16: "P"

#Infantry Equip

 PRE_infantry_equipment_0: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0$"
 PRE_infantry_equipment_0_short: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0_short$"
 PRE_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser 98b"
 PRE_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser 98b"
 PRE_infantry_equipment_2: "Selbstladegewehr 40"
 PRE_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Selbstlader 40"
 PRE_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by the Mauser company in response to a German Army desire for a self-loading rifle with a backup bolt action, the Selbstladegewehr 40 was a massive leap forward in German small arms design. While initial prototypes were highly inaccurate, heavy, and prone to jamming, the German army eventually dropped some its other specific requirements for the rifle, and the end result, the predecessor the rifle that would ultimately be adopted, proved effective."
 PRE_infantry_equipment_3: "Maschinenkarabiner 42"
 PRE_infantry_equipment_3_short: "MKb 42"
 PRE_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The MKb 42 is a revolutionary design chambered for a new intermediate cartridge, developed by famous German arms designer Hugo Schmeisser in conjunction with the Haenel company. While the first prototype of the rifle was prone to jamming, both the military and even the Kaiser himself were extremely enthusiastic about the project and immense resources were concentrated on improving the design, with the rifle deemed ready for adoption in 1942."
 PRE_infantry_at: "$GER_infantry_at$"
 PRE_infantry_at_short: "$GER_infantry_at_short$"
 PRE_infantry_at2: "$GER_infantry_at2$"
 PRE_infantry_at2_short: "$GER_infantry_at2_short$"
 PRE_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 PRE_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 PRE_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 PRE_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"
 PRE_support_weapons3: "$GER_support_weapons3$"
 PRE_support_weapons3_short: "$GER_support_weapons3_short$"
 PRE_support_weapons4: "$GER_support_weapons4$"
 PRE_support_weapons4_short: "$GER_support_weapons4_short$"
 PRE_night_vision: "$GER_night_vision$"
 PRE_night_vision_short: "$GER_night_vision_short$"

#Motorised

 PRE_motorized_equipment_1: "Opel Blitz"
 PRE_motorized_rocket_equipment: "Opel Blitz mit Wurfrahmen 40"
 PRE_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Opel Blitz mit Wurfrahmen 40"
 PRE_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Blitz mit Wurfrahmen"
 PRE_mechanized_equipment_1: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11"
 PRE_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Sd.Kfz. 11"
 PRE_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11 was developed from 1934 to 1938 and involved Borgward AG and, from 1937 onwards, the design became associated with Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG. Initially intended to be a prime mover, the Sd.Kfz. 11 soon was transferred to the role of a transporter, when the need for an all-terrain vehicle became apparent. Capable of carrying eight soldiers in addition to towing a gun or a trailer, the truck became the main vehicle of panzergrenadiers."
 PRE_mechanized_equipment_2: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251"
 PRE_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Sd.Kfz. 251"
 PRE_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "Developed on the chassis of Sd.Kfz. 11, the Schützenpanzerwagen Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251 half-tracks (commonly referred to as "SWP") are built by Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG specifically to quickly transport a squad of infantrymen to the front lines with adequate armour protection from small arms fire. The truck examples are usually assigned to armour units for the purpose of helping troops stay right behind the fast moving tanks."
 PRE_mechanized_equipment_3: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 256"
 PRE_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Sd.Kfz. 256"
 PRE_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "In late 1943, the German Army asked Auto-Union to develop a light, fully tracked reconnaissance vehicle, capable of carrying 6-8 men in an open-top superstructure. Introduced in 1944 the Schwerer Schützenpanzerwagen 'Kätzchen' (Heavy Armoured Personnel Carrier 'Kitten') had the hull's shape similar to the hull of the Stu.Pz.Kpfw. VII, but much smaller. The vehicle has front wheel drive with five or six overlapping steel road wheels and was designed to attain speeds in excess of 50 km/hr and has light armour. Warmly met by the German Military despite not very high speed, the vehicle was adopted in service under the name Sd.Kfz. 256."

#Amphibious
 PRE_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper"
 PRE_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "LWS"
 PRE_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper II"
 PRE_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "LWS II"

#Armoured Car
 PRE_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Leichter Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 222"
 PRE_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Sd.Kfz. 222"
 PRE_gw_armored_car_equipment_dsec: "Introduced in 1936, the Leichter Panzerspähwagen ('light armoured reconnaissance vehicle') Sd. Kfz. 222 is a modernised version of the Sd. Kfz. 221. Being a road armoured car, manned by a three-man crew and has 4-wheel drive, the Sd.Kfz. 222 armed with a 2-cm Kw.K. 30 L/55 autocannon and a 7,92-mm M.G. 13 machine gun. Performing well on the good road network, the reconnaissance vehicle suffered in performance on the rough terrain and was badly received by colonial troops."
 PRE_armored_car_equipment_1: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, 8-rad, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 231"
 PRE_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Sd.Kfz. 231"
 PRE_armored_car_equipment_1_desc: "The Sd.Kfz. 231 Schwerer Panzerspähwagen ('heavy armoured reconnaissance vehicle') is a military designation for a line of reconnaissance armoured cars intended for armoured divisions. Initially developed in 1932 as 6 wheels variants, it was obvious that this variant will be obsolete in the nearest future. In 1937 the 8 wheels variant armed with 2-cm Kw.K. 30 L/55 autocannon was introduced in service. The all-wheel drive four-axle Sd.Kfz. 231 are one of the most technically advanced armoured vehicles and are able to operate on rough terrain, with a cross-country comparable to that of tanks."
 PRE_armored_car_equipment_2: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234"
 PRE_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Sd. Kfz. 234"
 PRE_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "This new armoured car is seen as a successor to the eight-wheeled Panzerspähwagen Sd.Kfz.231. Among other priorities, better protection and heavier armament were viewed as crucial for the new armoured car. The production vehicle is heavier and bulkier than the Sd.Kfz.231, with mudguards that went along the side from end to end, with four storage compartments located inside. The main version of the vehicle, also known as Sd.Kfz.234/1, is armed with open-top turret fitted with a 2-cm Kw.K. 30 L/55 autocannon and coaxial M.G. 34."
 PRE_armored_car_at_equipment: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234/2"
 PRE_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Sd.Kfz. 234/2"
 PRE_armored_car_at_equipment_desc: "A respectable armoured car, the Sd.Kfz.234/2 (also known as 'Puma') presents great speed and a significant 50 mm KwK.39/1 cannon. With improved frontal armour and formidable main gun, the car can traverse into volatile areas that are generally restricted to other like-minded vehicles. Being the greatly improved variant of the Sd.Kfz.234, the 'Puma' is intended to be used in a 6-strong platoon as a support vehicle. More often, though, commanders use the Sd.Kfz. 234/2 as fast tank hunters."

#Artillery

 PRE_artillery_equipment_1: "10,5-cm leichte Feldhaubitze Modell 33"
 PRE_artillery_equipment_1_short: "10,5-cm le.F.H. 33"
 PRE_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "The 10,5-cm le.F.H. 33 is the standard artillery piece of the Deutsches Heer, adopted for service in 1933 and used by all divisions and artillery battalions. This gun was developed in 1928-29 by Rheinmetall, and was a major advance on its predecessor the 10,5-cm le.F.H. 16 - a completely new three-point split trail gun carriage provides more stability and increases the traverse to 56 degrees alongside with the sighting mechanism to make it easier to fire at moving targets."
 PRE_artillery_equipment_2: "15-cm schwere Feldhaubitze Modell 36"
 PRE_artillery_equipment_2_short: "15-cm s.F.H. 36"
 PRE_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The 15-cm schwere Feldhaubitze 36, nicknamed Immergrün ('Evergreen'), is the basic division-level heavy howitzer, serving alongside the smaller but more numerous 10,5-cm le.F.H. 33. The gun originated with a contest between Rheinmetall and Krupp, both of whom entered several designs that were all considered unsatisfactory for one reason or another. In the end the army decided the solution was to combine the best features of both designs, using the Rheinmetall gun on a Krupp carriage. In 1935 the Army drafted a requirement for a lightened version of the gun which could be towed by a single horse team in one piece, for which a new proposed design from Rheinmetall was selected."
 PRE_artillery_equipment_3: "17-cm Kanone Modell 40 in Mörserlafette"
 PRE_artillery_equipment_3_short: "17-cm K. 40 Mrs.Laf."
 PRE_artillery_equipment_3_Desc: "The 17-cm Kanone 40, built by Krupp and Hannoversche Maschinenbau, is heavy corps-level gun. In the field, the gun delivers great damage, but also has a great disadvantage of requiring a long period of time to tear down for transport. A notable innovation on the 17-cm K. 40 is the \"double recoil\" or dual-recoil carriage. The dual-recoil mechanism absorbs all of the recoil energy with virtually no movement of the box trail upon firing, thus making for a very accurate weapon."

 PRE_anti_tank_equipment_1: "3,7-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 36"
 PRE_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "3,7-cm Pa.K. 36"
 PRE_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: "Design of a horse-drawn, 3,7-cm anti-tank gun (designated 3,7-cm Pa.K. 28) by Rheinmetall commenced in 1924. By the early 1930s, it became apparent that horse-drawn artillery is obsolete, and the gun was modified for motorised transport, allowing it to be towed at highway speeds. Nicknamed by soldiers 'Heeresanklopfgerät' ('army door-knocking device'), the re-designated 3,7-cm Pa.K. 36 is the main anti-tank weapon of Deutsches Heer and easily can manage with enemy light tanks."
 PRE_anti_tank_equipment_2: "7,5-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 40"
 PRE_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "7,5-cm Pa.K. 40"
 PRE_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: "The 7,5-cm Pa.K. 40 was developed after reports of new enemy tank designs began to reach Berlin in 1939. The project was initially given low priority, but following the growing tensions with France and the appearance of heavily armoured tanks, it was given an increased priority. In terms of armour-piercing action, the Pa.K. 40 is superior to the similar guns, but have less effective rollback damping systems, as a result of which the gun is behind analogues to quickly change position."
 PRE_anti_tank_equipment_3: "12,8-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 43"
 PRE_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "12,8-cm Pa.K. 43"
 PRE_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: "The 12,8-cm Pa.K. 43 is the new anti-tank gun developed initially as a field gun known as the Kanone 43. However, once heavier tanks started to appear the design requirements were altered to include an anti-armour role. The 12,8-cm Pa.K. 44 has a good anti-tank performance over long to extreme-long ranges - 1,800-2,700 metres and beyond - while also doubling as an effective field gun when firing high-explosive shells. But since it was not possible to install a 12,8-cm barrel on the carriage of a conventional anti-tank gun, a special carriage for the gun was designed. The high profile of the gun had to be maintained, which makes the gun extremely visible."

 PRE_anti_air_equipment_1: "2-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 36"
 PRE_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "2-cm Fla.K. 36"
 PRE_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: "The 2-cm Fla.K. 30 automatic anti-aircraft cannon was developed by Rheinmetall in 1930, and the Deutsches Heer began to receive guns in 1933. In 1936, due to the growth of tensions, Mauser modernised the gun - the upgraded model received the designation 2-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone 36 and was adopted by the German army. The principle of operation of the Fla.K. 36 mechanisms remains the same - the use of recoil force with a short barrel stroke, but otherwise is similar with only increased the rate of fire to 220 rounds per minute and slightly lowered overall weight to 420 kg."
 PRE_anti_air_equipment_2: "3,7-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 37"
 PRE_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "3,7-cm Fla.K. 37"
 PRE_anti_air_equipment_2_desc: "The original 3,7-cm gun was developed by Rheinmetall in 1935. The cannon had an overall length of 89 calibres, which allowed a 4,800 metres maximum ceiling. The Fla.K. 35 was only produced in small numbers, and production had already ended in 1936. Development continued, focusing on replacement of the existing cumbersome dual-axle mount with a lighter single-axle one, resulting in a 3,7-cm Fla.K. 36 with the practical rate of fire raised to 120 rounds per minute. A new, simplified sighting system introduced the next year led to the otherwise-identical 3,7-cm Fla.K. 37 which quickly became the main variant of the gun for the German Army."
 PRE_anti_air_equipment_3: "8,8-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 41"
 PRE_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "8,8-cm Fla.K. 41"
 PRE_anti_air_equipment_3_desc: "Initially developed in 1930 by Krupp the 8,8-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone 30, commonly known as 'acht-acht' ('eight-eight'), was later modified by Rheinmetall. The versatile carriage allows the 8,8-cm Fla.K. to fire in a limited anti-tank mode when still on its wheels, and many consider the 8,8-cm Fla.K. line to be one of the best of its time. The Rheinmetall Fla.K. 41 is a second generation 8,8-cm gun, which some generals say is 'almost equal to the 12,8-cm cannon'. While having good characteristics, the Fla.K. 41 has problems in service, and is used mainly where it can be properly maintained."

 PRE_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "28/32-cm Schweres Wurfgerät Modell 40"
 PRE_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "s.W.G. 40"
 PRE_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "Initially designed for Nebeltruppen (Smoke Troops) for smokescreen setting, the schwere Wurfgerät 40 exists in two variants - with wooden and steel frames. The open frames of the most common steel version have short hinged legs to adjust elevation and are sized to fit the 32-centimetre rocket, but adapter rails are provided to allow the 28-centimetre rockets to fit. The s.W.G. 40 also can be mounted on schwere Wurfrahmen 40 frames attached to the sides of different vehicles."
 PRE_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "21-cm Raketenwerfer Modell 42"
 PRE_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "R.W. 42"
 PRE_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The 21-cm Raketenwerfer 42 is a five-barreled multiple rocket launcher mounted on the towed carriage derived from that of the 3,7 cm Pa.K. 36 anti-tank gun. The launchers are organised into batteries of six with three batteries per battalion. Intended to provide the fire support and settle smokescreens, the R.W. 42 are mainly used as rocket artillery and almost don't participate in chemical warfare."

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### Dominion of India ###
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 RAJ_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "Mk I"
 RAJ_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "Mk II"
 RAJ_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "Mk III"
 RAJ_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "Mk IV"
 RAJ_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "Mk V"
 RAJ_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "Mk VI"
 RAJ_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "Mk VII"
 RAJ_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "Mk VIII"
 RAJ_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "Mk IX"
 RAJ_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "Mk X"
 RAJ_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "Mk XI"
 RAJ_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "Mk XIII"
 RAJ_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "Mk XII"

### Land ###

 RAJ_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle, Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield Mk III"
 RAJ_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Ishapore SMLE Mk III"
 RAJ_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Ishapore Rifle Factory was founded in 1904 and began producing the venerable Lee-Enfield (SMLE) rifle that would serve throughout the Great War. However, the loss of much of British India after the British Revolution also meant the loss of the Ishapore factory, one of the only two factories producing the SMLE outside of Britain, putting a serious strain in rifle production for the remnants of the Empire for years until what was salvaged from Ishapore could be set up in friendly territory."
 RAJ_infantry_equipment_1: "SMLE Mk V"
 RAJ_infantry_equipment_1_short: "SMLE Mk V"
 RAJ_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "After the fall of the Home Isles, the need to rearm what remained of the Empire became paramount. British engineers from the RSAF (Royal Small Arms Factory) began taking refuge in Ontario to work on an existing Lee-Enfield. The classic short magazine rifle's updated model displays a new and improved aperture system on the side instead of the middle, which features improved sighting radius, sighting accuracy, and sighting speed. However, due to the foraging and machining operations required to construct the rifle, the production of this new SMLE design is relatively expensive."
 RAJ_infantry_equipment_2: "Owen Mk 1"
 RAJ_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Owen Machine Carbine"
 RAJ_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "With the prospect of war coming, the Army has requested a submachine gun to be developed for close quarters and urban warfare, especially with the destructiveness that characterises the civil war in America. The Canadian Army officially adopted a weapon designed by young Australian private Evelyn Owen. The "Owen" machine carbine features an impressive rate of fire and a cheap cost to manufacture while also being sturdy in rough conditions - making it ideal for urban combat. Compared with other submachine guns during testing, the Owen has shown itself time and time again to be the only one to withstand mud, sand, and harsh environments. With favourable testing concluded, large quantities of the Owen were dispatched to the Dominions in preparation for the coming war."
 RAJ_infantry_equipment_3: "Long Branch Mk 1"
 RAJ_infantry_equipment_3_short: "SLR Mk 1"
 RAJ_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Crown Corporation Small Arms Ltd in Long Branch responded to requests from the Canadian government for a self-loading rifle. The self-loading rifle is chambered in 8mm Mauser cartridges and features a tilting bolt action. While the gun suffers from reliability issues and excessive recoil, the rifle comes with a shoulder pad to compensate for the recoil. In addition, the rifle's light weight makes it ideal for mobility and urban combat. Many copies were sent to arm the Dominions of the Empire in preparation for the eventual homecoming."
 RAJ_infantry_at: "Grenade, Rifle, Anti-tank No. 68"
 RAJ_infantry_at_desc: "Witnessing a demonstration of Henry Mohaupt's anti-tank rifle grenade in Switzerland, a Canadian commission, guessing that the weapon used the shaped charge principle, began work on their own design. The resulting high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT) rifle grenade is hoped to provide greater capabilities for the infantry to fight enemy armour using the cup launchers already in service."
 RAJ_infantry_at2: "Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank Mk I "
 RAJ_infantry_at2_desc: "With the need for a hand-held anti tank weapon for use on the frontlines, the Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank Mk I (PIAT) has been developed based on the design of the bombard mortar. With an effective range of 105 metres in direct fire mode, the device has been well liked due to its lack of backblast - however there has been concerns about its intense recoil."
 RAJ_support_weapons: "Vickers MG & Stokes mortar"
 RAJ_support_weapons_desc: "The water cooled Vickers MG and the Stokes trench mortar were the standard support arms of the Canadian Army during the Weltkrieg. With the threat of war ever so near, the Canadian Army has recommissioned them back into service."
 RAJ_support_weapons2: "Lewis Mk III DEMS & SBML two-inch mortar"
 RAJ_support_weapons2_desc: "With its iconic 'pan' magazine, the Lewis has served the Tommy since the darkest days of the First Weltkrieg. With the threat of war ever so near, the MKIII variant has a pistol grip that allows it to be fired from the shoulder on any part of a ship's deck. The SBML while small, is incredibly portable and has greater firepower and range than most rifle grenades."
 RAJ_support_weapons3: "Vickers M Mk II & ML 3 inch mortar"
 RAJ_support_weapons3_desc: "The Mark II variant of the Vickers MG features a selective fire option and a pistol grip. It has been primarily adopted for the armoured vehicles. The ML 3 inch mortar is a considerable upgrade from the Stokes, as it is reliable and sturdy for close artillery support."
 RAJ_support_weapons4: "Vickers M Mk III & ML 4.2 inch Mortar"
 RAJ_support_weapons4_desc: "The third variant of the esteemed Vickers machine gun was designed for anti-aircraft usage and features a slightly increased rate of fire from its predecessors. Likewise, the 4.2 inch mortar is a heavier upgrade of previous Canadian mortar models and capable of dropping intense and effective support."
 RAJ_night_vision: "Tabby Scope"
 RAJ_night_vision_desc: "The Tabby Scope is one of the Canadian government's most closesly guarded secrets; the process of development is even hidden from the fellow members of the Entente. A chance discovery by scientists in the ISAC, the scope is shaped in the form of a canteen but contains a monocular infrared scope along with a battery. Assigned to only the most elite of the elite, the scope allows the unprecedented advantage of having vision in the dark."
 RAJ_infantry_weapons2: "BSA Thompson M1926"
 RAJ_infantry_weapons2_desc: "The Canadian Army has formally adopted the iconic American submachine gun associated with crime and vice. The M1928A1 is the service variant of the classic M1921 Thompson Machine gun, and although production is expensive, the gun is well-liked among the troops in the field who praise its efficiency and reliability. While most variants rely on smaller 'box' magazines, some other variants feature large and bulky fifty-round drum magazines."
 RAJ_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Lanchester Submachine Gun"
 RAJ_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "With the outbreak of all out war in the United States and the looming clouds of war in Europe, the Canadian Army desperately needs arms for the homecoming. With little time to prepare and research, the Canadian Army has commissioned the 'Lanchester' submachine gun, a near perfect copy of the German MP-28."
 RAJ_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Canadian Machine Carbine Mk 1"
 RAJ_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "In further cooperation with the Small Arms Ltd at Long Branch, the Canadian military has officially adopted a new compliment and perhaps successor to the Owen. The Machine Carbine Mk 1 features a selective fire trigger with an innovative horizontal magazine to withstand dirt, dust, and sand. Pressure on the top of the trigger would fire the weapon in fully automatic, while pressure on the bottom would fire semi-automatic. While the new machine carbine features a lower rate of fire than the Owen, its reliability and ability to deal selective fire make it quite the potential successor. Many quantities found their way into the arsenal of the Dominions."

 RAJ_motorized_equipment_1: "GM Canada Commonwealth Military Pattern"
 RAJ_motorized_equipment_1_short: "GM Canada CMP"

 RAJ_mechanized_equipment_1: "Vickers Carrier LP"
 RAJ_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Vickers Carrier"
 RAJ_mechanized_equipment_2: "Ram Kangaroo"
 RAJ_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Ram Kangaroo"
 RAJ_mechanized_equipment_3: "King Kangaroo"
 RAJ_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "King Kangaroo"

#Armoured Car
 RAJ_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Ruskin Rover"
 RAJ_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Rover"
 RAJ_armored_car_equipment_1: "GM Canada Otter"
 RAJ_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Otter"
 RAJ_armored_car_equipment_2: "Ruskin Rhino"
 RAJ_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Rhino"
 RAJ_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "With the success of the Rover under its belt, the Ruskin Motor Bodies company designed the Rhino in response to an Australasian government request for a substantially heavier armoured car built upon the CMP chassis. Though substantial changes were made to that CMP chassis, after much work the Rhino was born, and with substantial interchangeability of parts with other CMP-based designs to boot."
 RAJ_armored_car_at_equipment: "Ruskin Hippo"
 RAJ_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Hippo"
 RAJ_armored_car_at_equipment_desc: "To accommodate a substantially larger gun, the Rhino's coaxial machine had to be removed and its turret slightly enlarged. The 'Hippo' as this model has been designated, proved to be quite the headache for its design team, as these changes caused the already heavy vehicle to run into weight issues like its predecessors which had to be slowly worked out prior to the vehicle's adoption."

 RAJ_anti_tank_equipment_1: "QF 2-pounder"
 RAJ_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "QF 2-pounder"
 RAJ_anti_tank_equipment_2: "QF 6-pounder"
 RAJ_anti_tank_equipment_3: "QF 17-pounder"

 RAJ_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "RP-3"
 RAJ_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "RP-3"
 RAJ_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "RP-3 Land Mattress"
 RAJ_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Land Mattress"

 RAJ_artillery_equipment_1: "QF 18-pounder"
 RAJ_artillery_equipment_1_short: "QF 18-pounder"
 RAJ_artillery_equipment_2: "QF 25-pounder"
 RAJ_artillery_equipment_3: "BL 5.5-inch"

 RAJ_anti_air_equipment_1: "QF 3-inch 20 cwt"
 RAJ_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "QF 3-inch"
 RAJ_anti_air_equipment_2: "QF 40 mm Bofors"
 RAJ_anti_air_equipment_3: "QF 3.7-inch"

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### Dutch East Indies ###
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### Land ###
 DEI_infantry_equipment_0: "Mannlicher Geweer M.95"
 DEI_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mannlicher M95"
 DEI_infantry_equipment_1: "Karabijn No.5 M.95"
 DEI_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Karabijn M95"
 DEI_infantry_equipment_2: "Johnson Automatisch Geweer M1941"
 DEI_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Johnson M1941"
 DEI_infantry_equipment_3: "Automatisch Geweer M44"
 DEI_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Automatisch Geweer M44"

 DEI_anti_air_equipment_1: "2cm Stuk M.28 Oerlikon"
 DEI_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "2cm Stuk M.28"
 DEI_anti_air_equipment_2: "4cm Stuk M.36 Bofors"
 DEI_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "4cm Stuk M.36"
 DEI_anti_air_equipment_3: "4cm Stuk M.43 Bofors"
 DEI_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "4cm Stuk M.43"

 DEI_anti_tank_equipment_1: "4,7cm Stuk M.36 Böhler"
 DEI_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "4,7cm Stuk M.36"
 DEI_anti_tank_equipment_2: "5,7cm Stuk M.43 Bofors"
 DEI_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "5,7cm Stuk M.43"
 DEI_anti_tank_equipment_3: "7,5cm Stuk M.43 Bofors"
 DEI_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "7,5cm Stuk M.43"

 DEI_artillery_equipment_1: "7,5 cm Siderius Model 02/04"
 DEI_artillery_equipment_1_short: "7,5 cm M 02/04"
 DEI_artillery_equipment_2: "10,5cm Houwitser M.40 Bofors"
 DEI_artillery_equipment_2_short: "10,5cm Houwitser M.40"
 DEI_artillery_equipment_3: "10,5cm Houwitser M.39 Bofors"
 DEI_artillery_equipment_3_short: "10,5cm Houwitser M.39"

 DEI_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "12,7cm Raket M.41"
 DEI_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "12,7cm Raket M.41"
 DEI_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "12,7cm Raket M.42"
 DEI_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "12,7cm Raket M.42"
 DEI_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "12,7cm Raket M.43"
 DEI_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "12,7cm Raket M.43"

 DEI_motorized_equipment_1: "DAF Trado"
 DEI_motorized_equipment_1_short: "DAF Trado"
 DEI_motorized_equipment_1_desc: "The Trado suspension system was a considerable commercial success and applied to many existing and new civilian and military truck types. It consisted of a leaf-springed bogie with two actuated road wheels that could be easily attached to, driven by and rotate on the back axis of any commercial truck, thus adding a "walking beam" to the vehicle that significantly improved its cross-country performance."
 DEI_mechanized_equipment_1: "Braat Overvalwagen"
 DEI_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Overvalwagen"
 DEI_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "Designed in 1940 and based on a Chevrolet COE (Cab Over Chassis) truck. In order to deflect or stop small arms fire, the sloped hull was 20 mm thick at the front glacis and 12 mm thick at the sides and rear. The main cab counted one driver armoured hinged panel and a side vision slit, while the commander position received a three-faced casemate housing an air-cooled cal.30 (7.62 mm) Browning machine gun or a liquid-cooled .303 (7.7 mm) Vickers and a rear hatch."
 DEI_mechanized_equipment_2: "Pantserwagen M.42"
 DEI_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Psw. M.42"
 DEI_mechanized_equipment_3: "Pantserwagen M.44"
 DEI_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Psw. M.44"

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### Denmark ###
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### Land ###
 DEN_infantry_equipment_0: "Krag-Jørgensen Gevær M/89"
 DEN_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Gevær M/89"
 DEN_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Gevær M/89 has been the primary Danish rifle since 1889. Considered to be on par with the rest of the rifles in Europe, the gun has a length of 133 cm, making it dangerous in the hands of a marksman. However, the gun's length sacrifices its mobility, and it can be pretty heavy and less manageable in close-range fighting. Thus, some variants of the weapon were modified into carbines for shorter engagements."
 DEN_infantry_equipment_1: "Krag-Jørgensen Fodfolkskarabin M/89-24"
 DEN_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Fodfolkskarabin M/89-24"
 DEN_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Danish variation of the Krag-Jørgensen features a forward-hinged magazine door, rimmed ammunition, and outer steel liner for the barrel. Chambered for an 8x58R cartridge, the Danish rifle was often placed in the hands of the reserves as an infantry carbine. As Scandanavia finds itself increasingly on the frontline of a potential European war, the Danish Army has pushed for more 89/24s for frontline military service."
 DEN_infantry_equipment_2: "Lettet-Forsøgs Maskinpistol 31"
 DEN_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Lettet-Forsøgs M/31"
 DEN_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "A submachine gun of Danish origin, the \"Lettet-Forsøgs M/31\" is based on the Finnish Suomi KP-31. With the desire for greater firepower for Danish squads, the M/31 was made from stainless steel with a tubular buttstock and a distinctive ball-shaped wooden foregrip. The foregrip was designed with ergonomic flexibility for the user when handling the weapon. After repeated trials, however, many infantrymen found the foregrip unnecessarily and outright expensive for the gun's production."
 DEN_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Model 1943"
 DEN_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"
 DEN_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "A semi-automatic rifle of Belgian origin, the Fabrique Nationale Model 1943, was shipped to various countries in Europe. As the Danish military command desired a semi-automatic battle rifle to improve the efficiency and firepower of the Danish riflemen, many orders were placed on the FN-1943. Firing in 7.92x57mm Mauser, the gun is gas operated, and initial testing has revealed that the weapon competes well against European and American models."

 DEN_motorized_equipment_1: "Scania-Vabis 335"
 DEN_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Landsverk L180"
 DEN_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "L180"
 DEN_armored_car_equipment_1: "Pansarbil m/39 'Lynx'"
 DEN_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Lynx"

 DEN_anti_air_equipment_1: "20 mm Madsen M/38"
 DEN_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "20 mm M/38"
 DEN_anti_tank_equipment_1: "37mm Fodfolkskanon m1937"
 DEN_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "37mm m1937"
 DEN_anti_tank_equipment_2: "47mm Fodfolkskanon m1940"
 DEN_anti_tank_equipment_3: "75mm Fodfolkskanon m1943"

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### Dominican Rep. ###
###

### Land ###
 DOM_infantry_equipment_0: "Springfield Krag-Jørgensen Modelo 1898"
 DOM_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Springfield M1898"
 DOM_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Krag-Jørgensen rifle was adopted by the United States in 1892 to replace the ageing Springfield Model 1884. While the Krags proved superior at close ranges to comparable Mauser designs in the Spanish-American war, the rifle's flimsy action in comparison to newer bolt designs necessitated a replacement a mere decade after its adoption. During the American occupations of several Central American nations in the early 20th century, many stockpiled Krag rifles, mostly of the 1898 rifle pattern, were given to local forces along with droves of surplus ammunition."
 DOM_infantry_equipment_1: "Fabrique Nationale Mauser Modelo 1924"
 DOM_infantry_equipment_1_short: "FN-24"
 DOM_infantry_equipment_2: "Thompson Modelo 1928A1"
 DOM_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Thompson M1928A1"
 DOM_infantry_equipment_3: "Kiraly-Cristóbal Carbine"
 DOM_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Cristóbal Carbine"
 DOM_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "While Hungarian arms designer Pál Király's heavy submachine guns were adopted by the Dual Monarchy, they nonetheless fell short of Király's own expectations. The Cristóbal is a development of those SMGs redesigned around a new intermediate calibre cartride. While it was ultimately rejected by the Dual Monarchy, the Dominican Republic, where Király had once considered immigrating, proved more receptive, adopting the gun as the 'Cristóbal' Carbine after the city of San Cristóbal."

### Railroad ###
 DOM_train_equipment_1: "Ferrocarril Samaná-Santiago 1,067 mm"
 #DOM_train_equipment_2: ""
 #DOM_train_equipment_3: ""
 #DOM_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff
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### Ecuador ###
###

### Land ###
 ECU_infantry_equipment_0: "Mauser Modelo 1895 Rifle Corto"
 ECU_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M1895"
 ECU_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Short Mauser Model 1895 is an upgraded Spanish Mauser in a configuration halfway between a full rifle and a carbine. The Ecuadoran variant is chambered in 7x57mm Mauser."
 ECU_infantry_equipment_1: "Fabrique Nationale Mauser Modelo 1930"
 ECU_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Modelo 1930"
 ECU_infantry_equipment_2: "Thompson Model 1928A1"
 ECU_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Thompson M1928A1"
 ECU_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Modèle 1943"
 ECU_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"

### Railroad ###
 ECU_train_equipment_1: "FC Henschel 2-6-0"
 ECU_train_equipment_2: "FC Beyer Peacock 2-6-2"
 ECU_train_equipment_3: "FC Baldwin 2-8-0 d/w 54"
 #ECU_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff
###
### Sultanate of Egypt ###
###

### Land ###
 EGY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "Mk I"
 EGY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "Mk II"
 EGY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "Mk III"
 EGY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "Mk IV"
 EGY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "Mk V"
 EGY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "Mk VI"
 EGY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "Mk VII"
 EGY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "Mk VIII"
 EGY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "Mk IX"
 EGY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "Mk X"
 EGY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "Mk XI"
 EGY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "Mk XII"
 EGY_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "Mk XIII"

#Infantry Equip

 EGY_infantry_equipment_0: "Short Model Lee-Enfield Mk I"
 EGY_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk 1"
 EGY_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser 98b"
 EGY_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser 98b"
 EGY_infantry_equipment_2: "Selbstladegewehr 40"
 EGY_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Selbstlader 40"
 EGY_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by the Mauser company in response to a German Army desire for a self-loading rifle with a backup bolt action, the Selbstladegewehr 40 was a massive leap forward in German small arms design. While initial prototypes were highly inaccurate, heavy, and prone to jamming, the German army eventually dropped some its other specific requirements for the rifle, and the end result, the predecessor the rifle that would ultimately be adopted, proved effective."
 EGY_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Model 1943"
 EGY_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"
 EGY_infantry_at: "$GER_infantry_at$"
 EGY_infantry_at_short: "$GER_infantry_at_short$"
 EGY_infantry_at2: "$GER_infantry_at2$"
 EGY_infantry_at2_short: "$GER_infantry_at2_short$"
 EGY_support_weapons: "Vickers MG & Stokes mortar"
 EGY_support_weapons2: "MG-34 & 8 cm Granatwerfer 34"
 EGY_support_weapons3: "MG-42 & 8 cm kurzer Granatwerfer 40"
 EGY_support_weapons4: "MG-45 & 12 cm Granatwerfer 42"
 EGY_night_vision: "$GER_night_vision$"
 EGY_night_vision_short: "$GER_night_vision_short$"

#Motorised

 EGY_motorized_equipment_1: "Opel Blitz"
 EGY_motorized_rocket_equipment: "Opel Blitz mit Wurfrahmen 40"
 EGY_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Opel Blitz mit Wurfrahmen 40"
 EGY_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Blitz mit Wurfrahmen"
 EGY_motorized_equipment_1_desc: "While cavalry have for a long time been a reliable asset to our army, replacing horses with trucks will allow us to quickly deliver a large amount of infantry at the front line"
 EGY_mechanized_equipment_1: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11"
 EGY_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Sd.Kfz. 11"
 EGY_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "Specialised vehicles that work well in rough terrain and has a degree of armour plating will ensure that our boys in green can effectively transport themselves around the battlefield."
 EGY_mechanized_equipment_2: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251"
 EGY_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Sd.Kfz. 251"
 EGY_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "A tracked vehicle similar to a tank but with a capacity to carry a small platoon will further increase our capabilities."
 EGY_mechanized_equipment_3: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 256"
 EGY_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Sd.Kfz. 256"
 EGY_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "Our infantry can be even further enhanced by outfitting the transport vehicles themselves with weaponry."

#Artillery

 EGY_artillery_equipment_1: "QF 18-pounder"
 EGY_artillery_equipment_1_short: "QF 18-pounder"
 EGY_artillery_equipment_2: "15-cm schwere Feldhaubitze Modell 36"
 EGY_artillery_equipment_2_short: "15-cm s.F.H. 36"
 EGY_artillery_equipment_3: "17-cm Kanone Modell 40 in Mörserlafette"
 EGY_artillery_equipment_3_short: "17-cm K. 40 Mrs.Laf."

 EGY_anti_tank_equipment_1: "3,7-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 36"
 EGY_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "3,7-cm Pa.K. 36"
 EGY_anti_tank_equipment_2: "7,5-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 40"
 EGY_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "7,5-cm Pa.K. 40"
 EGY_anti_tank_equipment_3: "12,8-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 43"
 EGY_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "12,8-cm Pa.K. 43"

 EGY_anti_air_equipment_1: "2-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 36"
 EGY_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "2-cm Fla.K. 36"
 EGY_anti_air_equipment_2: "3,7-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 37"
 EGY_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "3,7-cm Fla.K. 37"
 EGY_anti_air_equipment_3: "8,8-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 41"
 EGY_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "8,8-cm Fla.K. 41"

 EGY_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "28/32-cm Schweres Wurfgerät Modell 40"
 EGY_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "s.W.G. 40"
 EGY_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "21-cm Raketenwerfer Modell 42"
 EGY_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "R.W. 42"

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### El Salvador ###
###

### Land ###
 ELS_infantry_equipment_0: "Mauser Modelo 1895 Rifle Corto"
 ELS_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M1895"
 ELS_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Short Mauser Model 1895 is an upgraded Spanish Mauser in a configuration halfway between a full rifle and a carbine. The Salvadoran variant is chambered in 7x57mm Mauser."
 ELS_infantry_equipment_1: "Remington Modelo 1934"
 ELS_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Remington M34"
 ELS_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Remington Model 1934 is a bolt-action carbine purpose built for the Central and South American market. It is an upgraded Enfield 1917 incorporating design features from both the Springfield 1903 and Remington 30 sporting rifle, and is chambered in 7x57mm Mauser."
 ELS_infantry_equipment_2: "Thompson Modelo 1928A1"
 ELS_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Thompson M1928A1"
 ELS_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Modelo 1943"
 ELS_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"
 ELS_support_weapons: "Madsen MG & Stokes mortar"

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### Emilia ###
###

### Land ###
 EMI_infantry_equipment_0: "Carcano Modello 1891"
 EMI_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Carcano M91"

###
### Union of Britain ###
###

### Land ###

 ENG_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "Mk I"
 ENG_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "Mk II"
 ENG_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "Mk III"
 ENG_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "Mk IV"
 ENG_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "Mk V"
 ENG_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "Mk VI"
 ENG_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "Mk VII"
 ENG_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "Mk VIII"
 ENG_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "Mk IX"
 ENG_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "Mk X"
 ENG_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "Mk XI"
 ENG_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "Mk XII"
 ENG_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "Mk XIII"

#Infantry Equip

 ENG_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle No.1 Mk III"
 ENG_infantry_equipment_0_short: "No.1 Mk III"
 ENG_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mk III has served the Tommy since 1907, an iconic weapon of the Weltkrieg. The SMLE Mk III came with the 1907 Pattern bayonet and a simplified rear sight arrangement, and a fixed charger guide. During the Weltkrieg, demand outstripped supply and thus many copies of the Mk III comes with the deletion of the magazine cutoff."
 ENG_infantry_equipment_1: "Rifle No.4 Mk I"
 ENG_infantry_equipment_1_short: "No.4 Mk I"
 ENG_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "After the revolution and civil war it became apparent that the No.3 Enfield was not fit for urban combat. " Trials for an entirely new rifle were finally held in 1932, but would largely fail to bare fruit, with new designs unable to match the old Enfield or receiving unfavourable troop evaluations. In light of this showing, Enfield replacement efforts were ultimately tabled.In 1935, however, a joint effort between The Revolutionary Small Arms factory in Enfield and Birmingham Small Arms was presented to the government. The new rifle was a development on the old Lee Enfield with a shorter barrel, side mounted sling, and a simplified bolt system." The No.4 is the newest member in the family of Lee-Enfield rifles. While similar to its predecessors, the No.4 is stronger and easier to produce. A bit heavier due to its barrel; an interesting fact about the No.4 is that it comes with an aperture sight that is set at increments of 100 yds (91m); calibrated for 200-1,300 yards (183-1189 metres)."
 ENG_infantry_equipment_2: "No.2 Machine-Carbine Mk I"
 ENG_infantry_equipment_2_short: "No.2 MC Mk I"
 ENG_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "With the future of warfare gravitating towards hand-held automatic weapons and the clouds of war looming in Europe once more, the technicians at the RSAF and the men at Station IX have created a new submachine gun. Light and portable, the No.2 machine carbine is ideally suited for urban operations and medium to close-range combat."
 ENG_infantry_equipment_3: "No.9 Machine-Rifle Mk I"
 ENG_infantry_equipment_3_short: "No.9 MR Mk I"
 ENG_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "Experience fighting against German troops armed with the Maschinenkarabiner 44 and comparisons with French designs led Stefan Kennneth Janson at RSAF to create a new bullpup rifle. Capable of switching firing modes from semi-automatic to fully automatic; the No.9 rifle will provide the Tommy with extensive firepower."
 ENG_infantry_at: "Boys Anti-Tank Rifle"
 ENG_infantry_at_desc: "Often nicknamed the 'Elephant Gun' due to its size and large bore, the Boys Anti-Tank rifle can fire a 60g AP projectile at 747 m/s. However, despite the weapon's recoil slide and rubber cushioned buttpad, the recoil of the weapon was said to be painful, frequently causing neck strains and bruised shoulders."
 ENG_infantry_at2: "anti-armoured Device MK2"
 ENG_infantry_at2_desc: "The anti-armoured device MK2 is one of the newest tinkerments developed by the Station IX. With an effective firing range of 115 yard, the MK2 will be able to knock out and pierce the heaviest of the Kaiser's panzers."
 ENG_support_weapons: "Vickers MG & Stokes mortar"
 ENG_support_weapons_desc: "The Vickers MG and Stokes mortar were iconic weapons of the British Army during the Weltkrieg. Following the revolution and the civil war; large quantities of these weapons still exist in the arsenals of the RSAF. Though outclassed in this day and age; they can still be used effectively."
 ENG_support_weapons2: "Lewis Mk III DEMS & SBML two-inch mortar"
 ENG_support_weapons2_desc: "With its iconic 'pan' magazine, the Lewis has served the Tommy since the darkest days of the First Weltkrieg. With the threat of war ever so near, the MKIII variant has a pistol grip that allows it to be fired from the shoulder on any part of a ship's deck. The SBML while small, is incredibly portable and has greater firepower and range than most rifle grenades."
 ENG_support_weapons3: "Enfield-Automatic Mk IIIB & ML 3 inch mortar"
 ENG_support_weapons3_desc: "The Enfield-Automatic Mk IIIB is another creation of the RSAF. Seeking a replacement for the Vickers and Lewis; the Enfield-Automatic is magazine fed which reduces its rate of fire - however this prevents overheating. Much lighter than belt fed machine guns; the Enfield Automatic will serve the next generation of Tommies in the trenches. The ML 3inch mortar is able to provide effective close artillery support while being portable."
 ENG_support_weapons4: "Enfield-Automatic Mk V & ML 4.2 inch Mortar"
 ENG_support_weapons4_desc: "As the war drags on; improvements to existing models are constantly being made. The Mk V variant of the Enfield-Automatic features a telescopic sight and an improved cooling system. The ML 4.2 inch mortar is a heavy mortar. Quite heavy but deadly, the mortar requires to be towed in order for it to be brought to the battlefield."
 ENG_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "No.1 MC Mk 1"
 ENG_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "The latest development in British ingenuity, the Mark 1 Machine-Carbine is a fully automatic sub-machine gun. A successful and reliable design; the Mark 1 features a steady rate of fire and is quite light, weighing at about 6 pounds (2.7 kg), making it perfect for close-quarters combat."
 ENG_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "No.11 MR MK IV"
 ENG_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "The MK IV variant of the MR Mk 1 "MR4 for short" represents the latest technological advancements in warfare. The MK IV variant sees improvements to recoil and stability due to the tradition of the British Army on marksmanship. The gas-operated British machine rifle uses .280 British cartridges."
 ENG_night_vision: "Cat's Eye"
 ENG_night_vision_desc: "Darkness has always been one of humankind's greatest enemies. The latest developments in Station IX have changed this by creating a top-secret infrared night vision scope. Nicknamed the "Cat's Eye," the device allows for reconnaissance and operations under cover of darkness."

#Motorised

 ENG_motorized_equipment_1: "Austin K5"
 ENG_mechanized_equipment_1: "Universal Carrier Mk I"
 ENG_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Universal Mk I"
 ENG_mechanized_equipment_2: "Universal Carrier Mk II"
 ENG_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Universal Mk II"
 ENG_mechanized_equipment_3: "Universal Carrier Mk III"
 ENG_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Universal Mk III"

#Trains

 # UoB designation: British Rail - Designer - Class - Designation - F for Freight / P for Passenger / MT for Mixed Traffic / A for Armoured
 # LMS Class 8F:
 ENG_train_equipment_1: "British Rail Stanier Class 48F"
 ENG_train_equipment_1_short: "BR Class 48F"
 ENG_train_equipment_1_desc: "After experimenting with the Stanier Class 42MT and producing the successful BR Class 44MT, William Stanier designed the Class 48F solely for heavy freight service. Entering service in 1935, the Class 48F is one of the most successful locomotives of British Rail, seeing widespread service over all regions."
 # War Department 2-8-0 :
 ENG_train_equipment_2: "British Rail Riddles Class 90F"
 ENG_train_equipment_2_short: "BR Class 90F"
 ENG_train_equipment_2_desc: "After Robert Riddle’s assignment to the Ministry of Supply, he quickly saw to designing several classes of locomotives that prioritise low cost over service life, able to be quickly produced. The modified Class 48F became the Class 90F, incorporating a number of changes. Extensive modifications were made to the boiler and fireboxes to use copper, along with simplifications to the valve gears. Welding was also implemented gradually into the construction of both the locomotives and tenders. The highly simplified production methods allowed for a large number of BR Class 90F to be built cheaply and rapidly."
 # SR Merchant Navy Class:
 ENG_train_equipment_3: "British Rail Bulleid Class 135MTA"
 ENG_train_equipment_3_short: "BR Class 135MTA"
 ENG_train_equipment_3_desc: "Chief Mechanical Engineer of the Southern Region, Oliver Bulleid, believed that normal locomotives operating in the region would be easily taken out by any incoming hostile aircraft. The Class 135MTA would be his answer, a class of air-smoothed 4-6-2 Pacific steam locomotives, designed with redundancies in mind and armoured with two inches of armour plating over the boiler, wheels and cab. The class would be nicknamed ‘Spam Cans’ by their crews due to the air smoothed armour casing."

 ENG_railway_gun_equipment_1: "Breech-Loaded 9.2-inch Mk. XIII"
 ENG_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: "BL 9.2-inch"
 ENG_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: "Repurposed by the Republican Army from abandoned and unused Royal Navy 9.2-inch rifles, they were installed onto a makeshift gun carriage and pushed into service as a weapon to assist in warding off a potential invasion."

#Amphibious

 ENG_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Terrapin Mk I"
 ENG_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Terrapin Mk I"
 ENG_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Terrapin Mk II"
 ENG_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Terrapin Mk II"

#Armoured Car
 ENG_gw_armored_car_equipment: "BSA Dingo"
 ENG_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Dingo"
 ENG_armored_car_equipment_1: "Humber Armoured Car"
 ENG_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Humber A.C."
 ENG_armored_car_equipment_2: "AEC Armoured Car"
 ENG_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "AEC A.C."
 ENG_armored_car_at_equipment: "AEC 6-pounder"

#Artillery

 ENG_artillery_equipment_1: "QF 18-pounder"
 ENG_artillery_equipment_1_short: "QF 18-pounder"

 ENG_anti_air_equipment_1: "QF 3-inch 20 cwt"
 ENG_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "QF 3-inch"

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### Eritrea ###
###

### Land ###
 ERI_infantry_equipment_0: "Mauser Model 1898"
 ERI_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser 1898"
 ERI_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "In response to several commercially successful short rifles produced on the basis of the Mauser 1898 by competing arms manufacturers, the Mauser company developed its owned moderately shortened 1898 rifle. Two related patterns of this design were given the designation 'standard modell' by Mauser. Many small nations, including Ethiopia purchased these new guns in large quantites; the Ethiopian variant is the older of the two and is chambered in 7.65×53mm Mauser. With the revolt, large quantities of these rifles were captured by Eritrea and became the main rifle of its fledgling armed forces."
 ERI_infantry_equipment_1: "Zbrojovka Brno ZH-29"
 ERI_infantry_equipment_1_short: "ZH-29"
 ERI_support_weapons: "Vickers MG & Stokes mortar"
 ERI_support_weapons2: "KE-7 & 5 cm Granatwerfer 36"

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### Estonia ###
###

### Land ###
 #Kbk wz 91/98/23
 EST_infantry_equipment_0: "Mauser-Mossini Mudel 1891 Vintpüss"
 EST_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser-Mossini M91"
 # Standardmodell Mauser
 EST_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser-Arsenal Mudel 1924 Vintpüss"
 EST_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser-Arsenal M24"
 # Estonian Arsenal Tallinn M1938
 EST_infantry_equipment_2: "Arsenal Mudel 1938 Püstolkuulipilduja"
 EST_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Arsenal M38"
 # Gewehr 43
 EST_infantry_equipment_3: "Walther-Arsenal Mudel 1943 Vintpüss"
 EST_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Walther-Arsenal M43"

 #Panzerbuchse 39:
 EST_infantry_at: "Arsenal Mudel 1939 Tankitõrjepüss"
 EST_infantry_at_short: "Arsenal M39"
 #Panzerschreck:
 EST_infantry_at2: "Arsenal Mudel 1943 Reaktiivgranaadiheitja"
 EST_infantry_at2_short: "Arsenal M43"

 EST_support_weapons: "M1915 Kuulipilduja & M1909 75,8mm Miinipilduja"
 EST_support_weapons_short: "M15 & 75,8mm M09"
 EST_support_weapons2: "M1934 Kuulipilduja & M1934 80mm Miinipilduja"
 EST_support_weapons2_short: "M34 & 80mm M34"
 #MG 39Rh and 20-cm leLdgW :
 EST_support_weapons3: "M1939 Kuulipilduja & M1940 200mm Miinipilduja"
 EST_support_weapons3_short: "M39 & 200mm M40"
 EST_support_weapons4: "M1942 Kuulipilduja & M1942 80mm Miinipilduja"
 EST_support_weapons4_short: "M42 & 80mm M42"

#Motorized
 #Borgward B 3000:
 EST_motorized_equipment_1: "Borgward-Arsenal Mudel 1937 Militaarveoautod"
 EST_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Borgward-Arsenal M37"
 ##Borgward B 3000 with Wurfrahmen 40:
 EST_motorized_rocket_equipment: "Borgward-Arsenal M40"
 EST_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Borgward-Arsenal Mudel 1940 Raketimilitaarveoautod"
 EST_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Borgward-Arsenal M40"
 #Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11:
 EST_mechanized_equipment_1: "Hanomag Mudel 1938 Militaarveoautod"
 EST_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Hanomag M38"
 #Schwerer Wehrmachtschlepper:
 EST_mechanized_equipment_2: "Bussing-NAG Mudel 1942 Militaarveoautod"
 EST_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Bussing-NAG M42"
 #Basically OT-810:
 EST_mechanized_equipment_3: "Hanomag-Arsenal Mudel 1944 Militaarveoautod"
 EST_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Hanomag-Arsenal M44"

#Amphibious
 EST_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Rheinmetall-Borsig Mudel 1940 Amfiibne Militaarveoautod"
 EST_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Rheinmetall-Borsig M40"
 EST_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Maybach Mudel 1942 Amfiibne Militaarveoautod"
 EST_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Maybach M42"

#Armoured Car
 EST_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Horch Mudel 1935 Soomusauto"
 EST_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Horch M35"
 EST_armored_car_equipment_1: "Daimler-Benz-Arsenal Mudel 1937 Soomusauto"
 EST_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Daimler-Benz-Arsenal M37"
 EST_armored_car_equipment_2: "Bussing-NAG Mudel 1942 Soomusauto"
 EST_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Bussing-NAG M42"
 EST_armored_car_at_equipment: "Bussing-NAG Mudel 1943 Soomusauto"
 EST_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Bussing-NAG M43"

#Artillery
 EST_artillery_equipment_1: "Rheinmetall Mudel 1933 105mm Välihaubits"
 EST_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Rheinmetall M33"
 EST_artillery_equipment_2: "Rheinmetall Mudel 1936 150mm Välihaubits"
 EST_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Rheinmetall M36"
 EST_artillery_equipment_3: "Krupp-Arsenal Mudel 1940 170mm Välikahur"
 EST_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Krupp-Arsenal M40"

 EST_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Rheinmetall Mudel 1936 37mm Tankitõrjekahur"
 EST_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Rheinmetall M36"
 EST_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Rheinmetall-Arsenal Mudel 1940 75mm Tankitõrjekahur"
 EST_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "Rheinmetall-Arsenal M40"
 EST_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Krupp-Arsenal Mudel 1943 128mm Tankitõrjekahur"
 EST_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "Krupp-Arsenal M43"

 EST_anti_air_equipment_1: "Rheinmetall Mudel 1937 20mm Õhutõrjekahur"
 EST_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Rheinmetall M37"
 EST_anti_air_equipment_2: "Rheinmetall-Arsenal Mudel 1938 37mm Õhutõrjekahur"
 EST_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "Rheinmetall-Arsenal M38"
 EST_anti_air_equipment_3: "Krupp-Arsenal Mudel 1941 88mm Õhutõrjekahur"
 EST_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "Krupp-Arsenal M41"

 EST_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Arsenal Mudel 1940 280mm Raketikahur"
 EST_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Arsenal M40"
 EST_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Donauwörth-Arsenal Mudel 1942 210mm Raketikahur"
 EST_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Donauwörth-Arsenal M42"

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### Abyssinia ###
###

### Land ###
 ETH_infantry_equipment_0: "Mauser Model 1898"
 ETH_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser 1898"
 ETH_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "In response to several commercially successful short rifles produced on the basis of the Mauser 1898 by competing arms manufacturers, the Mauser company developed its owned moderately shortened 1898 rifle. Two related patterns of this design were given the designation 'standard modell' by Mauser. Many small nations, including Ethiopia purchased these new guns in large quantites; the Ethiopian variant is the older of the two and is chambered in 7.65×53mm Mauser."
 ETH_infantry_equipment_1: "Zbrojovka Brno ZH-29"
 ETH_infantry_equipment_1_short: "ZH-29"
 ETH_support_weapons: "Vickers MG & Stokes mortar"
 ETH_support_weapons2: "KE-7 & 5 cm Granatwerfer 36"

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### ETS - Eastern Turkestan Republic ###
###

### Land ###
 ETS_infantry_equipment_0: "Hanyang Type 88"
 ETS_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Hanyang Type 88"
 ETS_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Originally a product of late Guangxu era 'Self Strengthening' efforts, the Type 88 was designed as a close copy of the German Gewehr 88 with export modifications. While collectively inferior to newer rifles despite improvements, and often poorly maintained, the weapon is known to be rugged and reliable if unwieldy.\n\nThis variety is mainly produced at the Xining Arsenal in Qinghai, though equipment shortages and personal preference often see it used alongside non-standard weapons such as the Dadao."
 ETS_infantry_equipment_1: "Türk M1887 Mauser Tüfek"
 ETS_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Tüfek M1887"
 ETS_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Turkish M1887 Mauser is a further refinement of the M1871/84 German Mauser. The action was strengthened by the addition of a single locking lug and calibre was further reduced. This rfle fired the smallest calibre black poweder lead bullet military catridge adopted by any nation, and was the last black powder catridge rifle manufactured by Mauser."
 ETS_infantry_equipment_2: "PPSh-41"
 ETS_infantry_equipment_2_short: "PPSh-41"
 ETS_infantry_equipment_3: "Hanyang Xuantong Type 35"
 ETS_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Hanyang Type 35"
 ETS_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Type 35 is a semi-automatic rifle based on the General Liu rifle from 1914. While appearing similar, the Type 35 is shorter, has the rear of the receiver covered, and the gas-trap system replaced by a simple gas port. The new rifle is also no longer able to switch to manual action and uses magazines from the Bohemian ZH-29 rifle and ZB-26 light machine gun."

 ETS_motorized_equipment_1: "Citroën P21 Type C6 'Croisière Jaune'"
 ETS_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Citroën P21"
 ETS_motorized_equipment_1_desc: "In November 1931, the great Croisière Jaune (Yellow Expedition) organised by Citroën arrived in Xinjiang. Yang Zengxin, the governor of Xinjiang, was surprised by the French expedition across the Silk Road, and warmly received the expedition team. Seeing that these trucks can drive continuously in harsh environments, during the expedition's stay in Xinjiang, Yang Zengxin proposed to purchase a batch of Citroën P21 cars, and the expedition readily agreed to this request because the purpose of their expedition was to advertise for Citroën. Soon after the expedition arrived in Beijing in February 1932, the French shipped the first batch of auto parts and engineers to Xinjiang. This truck has also become the most common automobile in Xinjiang."

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### Kingdom of Finland ###
###

### Land ###
 FIN_infantry_equipment_0: "Мосина-Наган 1891-Маллин"
 FIN_infantry_equipment_0_short: "M/91"
 FIN_infantry_equipment_1: "Мосина-Наган 1930-Маллин"
 FIN_infantry_equipment_1_short: "M/28-30"
 FIN_infantry_equipment_2: "Kivääri Pelo M/38"
 FIN_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Pelo M/38"
 FIN_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Though his initial designs were deemed prohibitively expensive by the Finnish Army in the early 1930s, Carl Pelo's long-recoil semi-automatic rifle caught the attention of Finland's neighbour - Sweden. A team of skilled Swedish arms designers ultimately managed to reduce the production costs of the rifle, and it was ultimately adopted by the Swedes despite still being quite complex.\nUpon returning to Finland, Carl Pelo successfully advocated the rifle's adoption in his native Finland, which previously lacked semi-automatic rifles entirely."
 FIN_infantry_equipment_3: "Suomi-konepistooli 41"
 FIN_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Suomi KP/-41"
 FIN_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The KP/-41, while outwardly appearing nearly identical to the older KP/-31, is a vast departure in arms design. The gun began as an experiment by Aimo Lahti in hybridising the 8mm Mauser rifle cartridge with 9mm Parabellum; The new large pistol cartridge born from his experiments, however, became the central focus of subsequent Finnish arms design. The KP/-41 itself began as a derivative of Lahti's own 'Suomi' submachine gun rechambered for his new cartridge, and indeed, while retention of the general shape and feel of the KP/-31 was preferred, ultimately, the new design's massive recoil impetus led to both further external changes to the weapon's body as well as a reduction in its cyclic rate."
 FIN_infantry_at: "Lahti L-39"
 FIN_infantry_at_short: "$GER_infantry_at_short$"
 FIN_infantry_at2: "$GER_infantry_at2$"
 FIN_infantry_at2_short: "$GER_infantry_at2_short$"
 FIN_support_weapons: "Maxim M/09-21 & 81 Krh/26"
 FIN_support_weapons2: "Maxim M/32-33 & 81 Krh/35"
 FIN_support_weapons3: "LS M/26-38 & 81 Krh/38"
 FIN_support_weapons4: "MG-45 & 81 Krh/42"

 FIN_motorized_equipment_1: "Scania-Vabis 335"
 FIN_mechanized_equipment_1: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11"
 FIN_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Sd.Kfz. 11"
 FIN_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11 was developed from 1934 to 1938 and involved Borgward AG and, from 1937 onwards, the design became associated with Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG. Initially intended to be a prime mover, the Sd.Kfz. 11 soon was transferred to the role of a transporter, when the need for an all-terrain vehicle became apparent. Capable of carrying eight soldiers in addition to towing a gun or a trailer, the truck became the main vehicle of panzergrenadiers."
 FIN_mechanized_equipment_2: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251"
 FIN_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Sd.Kfz. 251"
 FIN_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "Developed on the chassis of Sd.Kfz. 11, the Schützenpanzerwagen Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251 half-tracks (commonly referred to as "SWP") are built by Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG specifically to quickly transport a squad of infantrymen to the front lines with adequate armour protection from small arms fire. The truck examples are usually assigned to armour units for the purpose of helping troops stay right behind the fast moving tanks."
 FIN_mechanized_equipment_3: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 256"
 FIN_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Sd.Kfz. 256"
 FIN_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "In late 1943, the German Army asked Auto-Union to develop a light, fully tracked reconnaissance vehicle, capable of carrying 6-8 men in an open-top superstructure. Introduced in 1944 the Schwerer Schützenpanzerwagen 'Kätzchen' (Heavy Armoured Personnel Carrier 'Kitten') had the hull's shape similar to the hull of the Stu.Pz.Kpfw. VII, but much smaller. The vehicle has front wheel drive with five or six overlapping steel road wheels and was designed to attain speeds in excess of 50 km/hr and has light armour. Warmly met by the German Military despite not very high speed, the vehicle was adopted in service under the name Sd.Kfz. 256."

 FIN_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper"
 FIN_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "LWS"
 FIN_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper II"
 FIN_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "LWS II"

 FIN_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Landsverk L180"
 FIN_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "L180"
 FIN_armored_car_equipment_1: "Pansarbil m/39 'Lynx'"
 FIN_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Lynx"
 FIN_armored_car_equipment_2: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234"
 FIN_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Sd. Kfz. 234"
 FIN_armored_car_at_equipment: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234/2"
 FIN_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Sd.Kfz. 234/2"

 #10,5-cm le.F.H. 33:
 FIN_artillery_equipment_1: "105mm Haupitsi Malli 33"
 FIN_artillery_equipment_1_short: "105 H/33"

 #2-cm Fla.K. 36:
 FIN_anti_air_equipment_1: "20mm Ilmatorjuntatykki Malli 36"
 FIN_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "20 Itk/36"

 #Polish Bofors wz. 36 anti-tank gun:
 FIN_anti_tank_equipment_1: "37mm Panssarintorjuntakanuuna Malli 36"
 FIN_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "37 Pstk/36"

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### Flanders ###
###

### Land ###
 FLA_infantry_equipment_0: "Fabrique Nationale Mauser Modèle 1889"
 FLA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "FN M89"
 FLA_infantry_equipment_1: "Fabrique Nationale Mauser Modèle 1935"
 FLA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "FN M35"
 FLA_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Fabrique Nationale Model 1935 is a slightly shortned Model 1889 Mauser with a plethora of upgrades including a new bolt and locking system, a more reliable magazine, as well as improved ergonomics. The model made for the Belgian military is chambered in 7.65×53mm Mauser."
 FLA_infantry_equipment_2: "Pieper Bayard Modèle 1934"
 FLA_infantry_equipment_2_short: "PB-34"
 FLA_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Modèle 1943"
 FLA_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"

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### Fengtian ###
###

### Land ###

#Infantry Equip

 FNG_infantry_equipment_0: "Shenyang Type 38"
 FNG_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Type 38"
 FNG_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "With designs and machinery provided by Japan in the early 1920s, the Shenyang Arsenal has produced a steady stream of slightly modified copies of the Arisaka Type 38 Rifle.\n\nBy 1936 over 150,000 have been produced though many units, especially those on the frontier, retain a more eclectic variety of service weapons."
 FNG_infantry_equipment_1: "Dashuai Type 24 Rifle"
 FNG_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Type 24"
 FNG_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Dashuai Type 24, named for the 'Old Marshal' Zhang Zuolin and numbered according to the Republican calendar, is functionally a copy of the Japanese Arisaka Type 99. Minor modifications have been made to accommodate the cheaper and more common Mauser S84/98 III bayonet, and the weapon has been appreciated by the troops for its increased stopping power and superior build quality."
 FNG_infantry_equipment_2: "Kawamura Type 14"
 FNG_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Type 14"
 FNG_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "In 1931, the Japanese Army approached Kijiro Nambu to design a new semi-automatic rifle. His design, based on the Pedersen Rifle, which had been unsuccessfully presented to Japan years earlier, ultimately led nowhere due both to difficulties with the Pedersen delayed-blowback toggle-lock system and the unrealistic goals of the Army. However, two refined rifles based upon the Pedersen system would resurface several years later. The design of Masaya Kawamura, of the Nippon Special Steel Company, would ultimately be chosen and adopted by Japan as the Type 14 due to its reliability and ability to function without the need for wax-lubricated cartridges."
 FNG_infantry_equipment_3: "Yokosuka Type 4"
 FNG_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Type 4"
 FNG_infantry_at: "Type 97 Anti-Tank Rifle"
 FNG_infantry_at2: "Type 4 Recoilless Rifle"
 FNG_support_weapons: "Type 3 Heavy Machine Gun & Type 11 mortar"
 FNG_support_weapons2: "Type 11 LMG & Type 10 grenade discharger"
 FNG_support_weapons3: "Type 99 LMG & Type 94 mortar"
 FNG_support_weapons4: "Type 1 HMG & Type 2 12 cm Mortar"

#Motorised

 FNG_motorized_equipment_1: "Minsheng"
 FNG_motorized_equipment_1_desc: "Designed by Daniel Myers, an American engineer, to suit Chinese circumstances, the Minsheng truck is China's first natively produced automobile. Its name, 'People's Livelihood', is derived from the last of Sun Yat-sen's Three Principles, which Zhang Zuolin claims to admire.\n\nUnfortunately the road to mass production has been littered with delays and shortfalls, believed to be the work of Japanese and Qing saboteurs."
 FNG_mechanized_equipment_1: "Type 98 So-Da"
 FNG_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "So-Da"
 FNG_mechanized_equipment_2: "Type 1 Ho-Ki"
 FNG_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Ho-Ki"
 FNG_mechanized_equipment_3: "Type 1 Ho-Ha"
 FNG_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Ho-Ha"

#Amphibious
 FNG_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Toyota Su-Ki"
 FNG_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Su-Ki"
 FNG_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Type 6 Ka-Tsu Kai"
 FNG_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Ka-Tsu Kai"

#Armoured Car
 FNG_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Type 92 Osaka"
 FNG_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Osaka"
 FNG_armored_car_equipment_1: "Type 92 Chiyoda"
 FNG_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Chiyoda"
 FNG_armored_car_equipment_2: "Type 93 Kokusan"
 FNG_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Kokusan"
 FNG_armored_car_at_equipment: "Type 4 Armoured Car"
 FNG_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Type 4 Armoured Car"

#Artillery

 FNG_artillery_equipment_1: "Type 95 75 mm"
 FNG_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Type 95 75 mm"
 FNG_artillery_equipment_2: "Type 91 10 cm"
 FNG_artillery_equipment_3: "Type 96 15 cm"

 FNG_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Type 94 37 mm"
 FNG_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Type 94"
 FNG_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Type 1 47 mm"
 FNG_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Type 4 75 mm"

 FNG_anti_air_equipment_1: "Type 98 20 mm"
 FNG_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Type 98 20 mm"
 FNG_anti_air_equipment_2: "Type 2 20 mm"
 FNG_anti_air_equipment_3: "Type 3 80 mm"

 FNG_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Type 4 20 cm Rocket Mortar"
 FNG_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Type 4 20 cm"
 FNG_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Type 4 40 cm Rocket Mortar"

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### Patagonia ###
###

### Land ###
 FOP_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Mauser Modelo 1895"
 FOP_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Modelo 1895"
 FOP_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "In response to an aggressive Argentinian armament programme, Chile adopted a modified Mauser 1893 (commonly known as the Spanish Mauser) chambered in 7x57mm Mauser, and contracted the German company DWM (Deutsche Waffen und Munitionsfabriken) for more than 100,000 rifles and carbines on the pattern. The Chilean Mauser 1895 has earned a reputation for reliability under even the harshest conditions, one which it maintains decades after its adoption. It mainly with these Chilean Mausers that the revolutionary government in Patagonia is equipped."
 FOP_infantry_equipment_1: "Carabina Steyr Modelo 1912/35"
 FOP_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Modelo 1912/35"
 FOP_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Shortly before the Weltkrieg, Chile contracted the Austrian arms manufacturer Steyr for a new Carbine variant of the German Mauser 1898 chambered in 7x57mm like older Chilean rifles. Many of these carbines eventually fell into the hands of the Chilean Carabinieros, who found the rifle unsatisfactory and lobbied for its replacement. In 1935, a new pattern with improved ergonomics and a new larger magazine with more robust feed lips and loader was approved and entered into production shortly thereafter. A few months after its initial production, the rifles began to trickle into Patagonia."
 FOP_infantry_weapons2: "MAS 36"
 FOP_infantry_weapons3: "Hafdasa 'Ballester-Rigaud C1' mo"
 FOP_infantry_equipment_2: "Hafdasa C-4"
 FOP_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Hafdasa C-4"
 FOP_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "The Hafdasa C-4 is a machine pistol of Argentine origin that can be fired semiautomatically or automatically. Originally derived from the HAFDASA 'Ballester Rigaud C1' model rifle, the C-4 variant is particulary heavy, reflecting the weapon's sturdiness."
 FOP_infantry_equipment_3: "Halcón M-43"
 FOP_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Halcón M-43"
 FOP_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "A submachine gun of purely Argentine origin, the Halcon M-1943 was developed in 1941 by the Fabrica de Armas Halcon (Falcon Gun Factory) due to a need for submachine guns. Long employed by the Comites Autonomous de Salvacion Publica in Buenos Aires, the military has recently adopted the submachine gun. Military observers worldwide have compared the weapon to the American Thompson submachine gun, praising its reliability and rate of fire."
 FOP_infantry_at: "Boys Anti-Tank Rifle"
 FOP_infantry_at2: "LRAC de 73mm Mle 1943"
 FOP_support_weapons: "Hotchkiss M.1914 (Chilean Model)"
 FOP_support_weapons2: "Fabrique Nationale FN GP35"
 FOP_support_weapons3: "Hotchkiss 26/37, Brandt Mle 35/38"

### Railroad ###
 FOP_train_equipment_1: "Ferrocarril Buenos Aires al Pacífico Class 2351"
 FOP_train_equipment_2: "Ferrocarril Buenos Aires al Pacífico 2-8-2T 'Mikado'"
 FOP_train_equipment_3: "Ferrocarril Buenos Aires al Pacífico 4-6-4T"
 #FOP_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff

###
### Commune of France ###
###

### Land ###

 FRA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "série A"
 FRA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "série B"
 FRA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "série C"
 FRA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "série D"
 FRA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "série E"
 FRA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "série F"
 FRA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "série G"
 FRA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "série H"
 FRA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "série I"
 FRA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "série J"
 FRA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "série K"
 FRA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "série L"
 FRA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "série M"

#Infantry Equip

 FRA_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Lebel Modèle 1886 M93"
 FRA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Lebel Mle M93"
 FRA_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Lebel is an 8mm bolt action rifle that has entered French military service since 1887. The world's first firearm to utilise smokeless powder, the rifle is known for its durability and long range. The primary weapon of the French soldier in the trenches of the Weltkrieg; large quantities of the rifle still exist even now under the new regime of the Commune."
 FRA_infantry_equipment_1: "MAS Modèle 1936"
 FRA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "MAS-36"
 FRA_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The proximity of France to the destested German Empire has hastened the call for a more modern bolt action rifle. The new MAS 36 rifle has been chosen by the Commune as the new bolt-action rifle for the revolution. A short 'carbine' style rifle that features dirt resistance and is relatively cheap to produce; the MAS 36 shall serve as the new standard arm to defend France from all her enemies."
 FRA_infantry_equipment_2: "MAS Modèle 1938"
 FRA_infantry_equipment_2_short: "MAS-38"
 FRA_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Following the end of the Weltkrieg, a small arms development programme took place in the Service Technique de l'Armement. With the help of MAS (the weapon's industry, the MAS 38 would be France's first submachine gun. An extremely high quality weapon, the MAS 38 features a fire rate of 650 rounds per minute although its appearance is rather odd given its unorthodox layout."
 FRA_infantry_equipment_3: "MAS Modèle 1940/42"
 FRA_infantry_equipment_3_short: "MAS-40/42"
 FRA_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The MAS-40/42 is the latest in a series of Communard semi-automatic rifles. Unlike its predecessors, however, the MAS-40/42 was found to be exceptionally reliable in French military testing. The original five round internal magazine, however, was deemed insufficient and a new variant of the MAS-40/42, the 40/42, was developed featuring a detachable ten round box magazine."
 FRA_support_weapons: "FM Chauchat & Brandt Mle 27/31"
 FRA_support_weapons_desc: "Tried and tested in the trenches of the Weltkrieg, the Chauchat has long been hated by the French infantryman. However, despite the hatred for this weapon, when it is not jammed with dirt and mud, the gun is quite reliable to control, and the Chauchat can be fired from the hip as well. The Brandt mortar is a relic from the Weltkrieg, a refinement of the British 'Stokes' trench mortar. A simple and effective weapon, the mortar can be dissembled into three parts and requires a crew of ten."
 FRA_support_weapons2: "Hotchkiss M1922 & Brandt Mle 27/31"
 FRA_support_weapons2_desc: "A sturdy and reliable weapon, the Hotchkiss M1922 is a light machine gun developed by Hotchkiss. Capable of firing 450 rounds per minute, the gun has a regulator that can adjust the rate of fire. The Hotchkiss can be fed from an overhead magazine or 15/24/30 round feed strips."
 FRA_support_weapons3: "Chatelleraut FM Mle 24/29 & Brandt Mle 35/38"
 FRA_support_weapons3_desc: "It is clear to the command of the Commune that the Chauchat and Hotchkiss are seriously outdated. Our designers have come up with a much lighter gun in preparation for the coming war than the Hotchkiss. While the Chatelleraut features a low fire rate, it is a robust and reliable weapon; well-liked by our troops for its consistency and weight. The Brandt Mle 35 is a 60mm mortar to be used by infantry companies for indirect fire. Simple and effective, it only requires a crew of five to operate."
 FRA_support_weapons4: "MAS AA-42 & Brandt Mle 1942"
 FRA_support_weapons4_desc: "Experience in the Second Weltkrieg has led to an interest in general purpose machine guns to serve a variety of tactical roles. With nearly double the rate of fire of the Chatelleraut, the AA-42 is a belt-fed monster that will mow down anything in its path. The Mle 42 is a considerable improvement over its predecessor, with an emphasis on a greater close quarters support weapon."
 FRA_infantry_at: "Canon de 75mm mle 1897 modifee 1933"
 FRA_infantry_at_desc: "The beloved French 75mm is a field gun developed for anti personal usage. While maintaing the shield and wheels of the original field gun, this variant has increased elevation and a 58 degree traverse."
 FRA_infantry_at2: "LRAC de 73mm Mle 1943"
 FRA_infantry_at2_desc: "An anti-tank rocket launcher, the LRAC can fire a 73mm high explosive antitank projectile capable of penetrating over 11 inches of rolled homogenous armour. The fear of every German tank crew, the LRAC has a shield to protect the operator from the rocket's back blast."
 FRA_infantry_weapons2: "RSC 1938 Carbine"
 FRA_infantry_weapons2_desc: "The RSC (Fusil Automatique Modele) is a semi-automatic rifle. While earlier varients were long and limited mobility, the carbine version allows for greater movement on the battlefield. This 1938 version features numerous changes to its predecessors such as simpler production, takedown, and cleaning of the rifle."
 FRA_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "MAS-36 LG39"
 FRA_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "This variant of the MAS-36 comes equipped with a folding hollow aluminium stock and strengthened barrel. It can also be used for grenade launching purposes as it comes with a 48mm grenade launcher."
 FRA_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "CEAM Modele 1944"
 FRA_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "A secret design copied from the German line of assualt rifles, the CEAM Modele 1944 is France's first assualt rifle. Chambered in 0.30 carbine rounds, the rifle even comes with a bipod and a folding buttstock."

#Motorised

 FRA_motorized_equipment_1: "Panhard U23"
 FRA_mechanized_equipment_1: "Somua MCG"
 FRA_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Somua MCG"
 FRA_mechanized_equipment_2: "Lorraine VBCP 39L"
 FRA_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "VBCP 39L"
 FRA_mechanized_equipment_3: "AMX-VCI"
 FRA_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "AMX-VCI"

 FRA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "FCM M1"
 FRA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "FCM M1"

#Trains

 # Etat 141-001 to 141-250:
 FRA_train_equipment_1: "État 141 b/c"
 FRA_train_equipment_1_short: "État 141 b/c"
 FRA_train_equipment_1_desc: "A locomotive with a low axle load, the class could operate not only on the former L’État and the L’Ouest railways, but across the entirety of France. Being simple to operate and reliable, the class would be mass produced after the French Civil War by the SNCF, with the ‘B’ and ‘C’ denoting different boiler pressures and the output power."
 # SNCF 150.P:
 FRA_train_equipment_2: "SNCF 150P"
 FRA_train_equipment_2_short: "SNCF 150P"
 FRA_train_equipment_2_desc: "The powerful 2-10-0 locomotives designed for heavy ore and freight trains were soon redesigned to be cheaply produced and able to be widely used across the French railway network."
 # SNCF Class 241P:
 FRA_train_equipment_3: "SNCF 241P"
 FRA_train_equipment_3_short: "SNCF 241P"
 FRA_train_equipment_3_desc: "A 4-8-2 ‘Mountain’ type locomotive originally designed for express passenger service from Paris to Marseille, the high horsepower of the locomotive suited it for being converted into pulling armoured supply trains to the frontlines."

 FRA_railway_gun_equipment_1: "Obusier de 400 Modèle 1915/1916"
 FRA_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: "Obusier de 400 M1915"
 FRA_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: "Converted from existing naval guns during the Great War, the Obusier de 400 remained in service with the Army, and then was taken over by the Armée Populaire."

#Armoured Car
 FRA_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Panhard 165/175"
 FRA_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Panhard 165/175"
 FRA_armored_car_equipment_1: "AM 39 Gendron-Somua"
 FRA_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "AM 39"
 FRA_armored_car_equipment_2: "Panhard 178B"
 FRA_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Panhard 178B"
 FRA_armored_car_at_equipment: "Panhard EBR"
 FRA_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Panhard EBR"

#Artillery

 FRA_artillery_equipment_1: "Canon de 75 modèle 1897"
 FRA_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Canon de 75 mle 1897"
 FRA_artillery_equipment_2: "Canon de 105 L mle 1936"
 FRA_artillery_equipment_3: "Canon de 155mm GPF"

 FRA_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Canon de 25 mm"
 FRA_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Canon de 25 mm"
 FRA_anti_tank_equipment_2: "47mm SA 37"
 FRA_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Canon de 76 mm modèle 1943"

 FRA_anti_air_equipment_1: "Brandt 25mm"
 FRA_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Brandt 25 mm"
 FRA_anti_air_equipment_2: "Schneider 37 mm"
 FRA_anti_air_equipment_3: "Canon de 75 CA modèle 1940"

###
### Puppet France ###
###

### Land ###

 FRP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "série A"
 FRP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "série B"
 FRP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "série C"
 FRP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "série D"
 FRP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "série E"
 FRP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "série F"
 FRP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "série G"
 FRP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "série H"
 FRP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "série I"
 FRP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "série J"
 FRP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "série K"
 FRP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "série L"
 FRP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "série M"

#Infantry Equip

 FRP_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Lebel Modèle 1886 M93"
 FRP_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Lebel Mle M93"
 FRP_infantry_equipment_1: "MAS Modèle 1936"
 FRP_infantry_equipment_1_short: "MAS-36"
 FRP_infantry_equipment_2: "MAS Modèle 1938"
 FRP_infantry_equipment_2_short: "MAS-38"
 FRP_infantry_equipment_3: "MAS Modèle 1940/42"
 FRP_infantry_equipment_3_short: "MAS-40/42"
 FRP_support_weapons: "FM Chauchat & Stokes mortar"
 FRP_support_weapons2: "Hotchkiss M1926 & Brandt Mle 27/31"
 FRP_support_weapons3: "Hotchkiss 26/37 & Brandt Mle 35/38"
 FRP_support_weapons4: "MAS AA-42 & Brandt Mle 1942"
 FRP_infantry_at: "Boys Anti-Tank Rifle"
 FRP_infantry_at2: "LRAC de 73mm Mle 1943"

#Motorised

 FRP_motorized_equipment_1: "Panhard U23"
 FRP_mechanized_equipment_1: "Somua MCG"
 FRP_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Somua MCG"
 FRP_mechanized_equipment_2: "Lorraine VBCP 39L"
 FRP_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "VBCP 39L"
 FRP_mechanized_equipment_3: "AMX-VCI"
 FRP_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "AMX-VCI"

 FRP_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "FCM M1"
 FRP_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "FCM M1"

#Armoured Car
 FRP_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Panhard 165/175"
 FRP_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Panhard 165/175"
 FRP_armored_car_equipment_1: "AM 39 Gendron-Somua"
 FRP_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "AM 39"
 FRP_armored_car_equipment_2: "Panhard 178B"
 FRP_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Panhard 178B"
 FRP_armored_car_at_equipment: "Panhard EBR"
 FRP_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Panhard EBR"

#Artillery

 FRP_artillery_equipment_1: "Canon de 75 modèle 1897"
 FRP_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Canon de 75 mle 1897"
 FRP_artillery_equipment_2: "Canon de 105 L mle 1936"
 FRP_artillery_equipment_3: "Canon de 155mm GPF"

 FRP_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Canon de 25 mm"
 FRP_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Canon de 25 mm"
 FRP_anti_tank_equipment_2: "47mm SA 37"
 FRP_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Canon de 76 mm modèle 1943"

 FRP_anti_air_equipment_1: "Brandt 25mm"
 FRP_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Brandt 25 mm"
 FRP_anti_air_equipment_2: "Schneider 37 mm"
 FRP_anti_air_equipment_3: "Canon de 75 CA modèle 1940"

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### Gabon ###
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### Land ###
 GAB_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Lebel Modèle 1886 M93"
 GAB_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Lebel Mle M93"
 GAB_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 GAB_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 GAB_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 GAB_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 GAB_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 GAB_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 GAB_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### Galicia and Lodomeria ###
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### Land ###

#Infantry Equip

 GAL_infantry_equipment_0: "Karabinek wzór 1895/30"
 GAL_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mannlicher wz. 95/30"
 GAL_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mannlicher Karabinek wzór 1895/1930 (German: Infanterie Repetier-Gewehr M.95) was the service rifle of the Austro-Hungarian armed forces during the Weltkrieg. Designed by Ferdinand von Mannlicher, it used a straight-pull bolt-action for increased rate-of-fire compared to its contemporaries, giving it the nickname Ruck-Zuck (German slang for \"back and forth\") by Austrian troops and \"Ta-Pum\" by the Italians on the receiving end. The Italian song \"Ta pum!\" from the Weltkrieg refers to this rifle. Later after the war, most rifles were converted into the carbine configuration."
 GAL_infantry_equipment_1: "Karabinek wzór 1935"
 GAL_infantry_equipment_1_short: "FÉG wz. 35"
 GAL_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Weltkrieg made the M.95's deficiencies all-too obvious, especially its relatively underpowered round-nose cartridge and the required maintenance for the straight-pull action. Steyr developed the 8x56mm \"Spitzer\" cartridge that would serve as the basis to a new generation of weapons and push the M.95 to its full potential. In the 1935 Rifle Trial, the Hungarian FÉG design based on the Mannlicher-Schönauer's excellent turn-bolt-action won out and was adopted."
 GAL_infantry_equipment_2: "Pistolet maszynowy wzór 1939"
 GAL_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Danuvia wz. 39"
 GAL_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by Pál Király, this \"heavy\" submachine gun used specially-loaded 9x25mm ammunition in a folding magazine for transport and storage. This made it very potent and reliable compared to its contemporaries, making it reminiscent of later assault rifle designs."
 GAL_infantry_equipment_3: "Karabinek maszynowy wzór 1942"
 GAL_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Zbrojovka Brno wz. 42"
 GAL_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "As it became clear that engagement distances had significantly shortened since the Weltkrieg, the Monarchy became interested in developing an intermediate cartridge and the \"machine-carbine\" idea. The Koucký brothers at Zbrojovka Brno presented their ZK 412 design using the 8x35mm \"Rapid\" cartridge with similar performance to the German 8x33mm Kurz."
 GAL_infantry_weapons2: "Pistolet maszynowy wzór 1934"
 GAL_infantry_weapons2_short: "Steyr-Solothurn wz. 34"
 GAL_infantry_weapons2_desc: "While a German design by Louis Stange, the  MP 34 was mainly produced by Steyr and was adopted by the Austro-Hungarian Army. As common with early submachine guns, this design was heavy, expensive, but reliable, with a horizontal magazine using the potent 9x25mm Mauser cartridge."
 GAL_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Pistolet maszynowy wzór 38"
 GAL_improved_infantry_weapons_2_short: "Zbrojovka Brno wz. 38"
 GAL_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "Seeing the need for a submachine-gun using the standard pistol cartridge of the Army, the Monarchy would adopt the ZK 383, designed by brothers Josef and František Koucký at Zbrojovka Brno, as the MP 38. Using a horizontal magazine like the MP 34, the ZK 383 is known for having a light bipod, allowing it to be used as a substitute squad automatic weapon. Later models were heavily simplified for cheaper and faster production, along with a vertical foldable magazine like the Danuvia SMGs."
 GAL_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Pistolet maszynowy wzór 1943"
 GAL_advanced_infantry_weapons2_short: "Danuvia wz. 43"
 GAL_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "While the Danuvia 39M proved successful, its folding magazine was not enough to compensate for its bulky design for vehicle crewmen. The 43M redesign with a folding metal stock and a new, more reliable foldable magazine design allowed it to be much more compact during transport or storage, without sacrificing firepower."

 GAL_infantry_at: "Karabin przeciwpancerny wzór 38"
 GAL_infantry_at2: "Rakietowy przeciwpancerny wzór 42"
 GAL_support_weapons: "Ckm wz. 07/12 & Moździerz wz. 14"
 GAL_support_weapons2: "Ckm wz. 26 & Moździerz wz. 33"
 GAL_support_weapons3: "Ckm wz. 30 & Moździerz wz. 36"
 GAL_support_weapons4: "Ckm wz. 45 & Moździerz wz. 43"

#Motorised

 #Steyr 640:
 GAL_motorized_equipment_1: "Samochód ciężarowy wzór 1937"
 GAL_motorized_equipment_1_short: "SC wz. 37"
 #Steyr with rocket:
 GAL_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Wyrzutnia rakietowa wzór 1944 na Samochód"
 GAL_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Wyrzutnia Buława na TO wz. 43"
 #Skoda TH-7:
 GAL_mechanized_equipment_1: "Pojazd gasienicowy wzór 1937"
 GAL_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "PG wz. 37"
 GAL_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "To observers and theorists, the civil war in America showcased modern mechanised warfare and showed how much tracked vehicles had improved in reliability and cross-country capabilities. As a stop-gap measure to improve the mobility of its motorised infantry, the Armee-Oberkommando assigned numerous artillery tractors, mostly of the Praga T-series, to its rapid divisions, redesignating them as tracked troop transports until proper armoured carriers could be introduced."
 #Saurer RR-7:
 GAL_mechanized_equipment_2: "Pojazd gasienicowy wzór 1938"
 #Saurer RR-7:
 GAL_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "PG wz. 38"
 GAL_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "The Saurer RR-7 was a hybrid armoured vehicle that could use both tracks or wheels. It was introduced as an artillery tractor in 1937, but proved to be a far more versatile vehicle with its light armour and high mobility. Not only would it fill the role of a reconnaissance vehicle, but also that of a troop transport, making it the Monarchy's first armoured vehicle of that type."
 #43.M Lehel:
 GAL_mechanized_equipment_3: "Transporter opancerzony wzór 1943"
 #43.M Lehel:
 GAL_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "TO wz. 43"
 GAL_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "With a large number of Nimród self-propelled anti-air vehicles in inventory and its autocannon struggling to fill its role, a large number of them were rebuilt without a turret to fill the role of an armoured ambulance and troop carrier. These made them one of the first modern armoured personnel carriers and significantly lengthening the service life of its parent design."
 #Škoda ŠET:
 GAL_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Pancerz pływające wzór 1941"
 GAL_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "PP wz. 41"
 #VOŽ-2:
 GAL_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Pancerz pływające wzór 1943"
 GAL_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "PP wz. 43"

#Armoured Car
 #OA vz. 30:
 GAL_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Lekki samochód pancerny wzór 1930"
 GAL_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "LSP wz. 30"
 #Steyr ADGZ:
 GAL_armored_car_equipment_1: "Średni samochód pancerny wzór 1935"
 GAL_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "ŚSP wz. 35"
 #39.M Csaba:
 GAL_armored_car_equipment_2: "Lekki samochód pancerny wzór 1939"
 GAL_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "LSP wz. 39"
 GAL_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by the Hungarian engineer Miklós Straussler, the Model 39 was introduced into service by the K.u.K Army as a support vehicle for its newly organised motorised units. Equipped with a 20mm gun and built mostly by the MAVÁG company, the vehicle was nicknamed by Straussler after Attila's son, \"Csaba\"."
 #Csaba with AT gun:
 GAL_armored_car_at_equipment: "Lekki łowca samochód pancerny wzór 1939/42"
 GAL_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "LŁSP wz. 39/42"

#Trains
 GLC_train_equipment_1: "$AUS_train_equipment_1$"
 GLC_train_equipment_1_short: "$AUS_train_equipment_1_short$"
 GLC_train_equipment_1_desc: "$AUS_train_equipment_1_desc$"
 GLC_train_equipment_2: "$AUS_train_equipment_2$"
 GLC_train_equipment_2_short: "$AUS_train_equipment_2_short$"
 GLC_train_equipment_2_desc: "$AUS_train_equipment_2_desc$"
 GLC_train_equipment_3: "$HUN_train_equipment_3$"
 GLC_train_equipment_3_short: "$HUN_train_equipment_3_short$"
 #GLC_train_equipment_3_desc: ""

 GLC_railway_gun_equipment_1: "$AUS_railway_gun_equipment_1$"
 GLC_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: "$AUS_railway_gun_equipment_1_short$"
 #GLC_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: ""

 GAL_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Wyrzutnia rakietowa wzór 44 'Wyrzutnia Buława'"
 GAL_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Wyrzutnia Buława"
 #GAL_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: ""

 GAL_artillery_equipment_1: "Škoda 8 cm armata polowa wzór 30"
 GAL_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Armata polowa wz. 30"
 #GAL_artillery_equipment_1_desc: ""
 GAL_artillery_equipment_2: "Škoda 10.5 cm armata polowa wzór 35"
 GAL_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Armata polowa wz. 35"
 #GAL_artillery_equipment_2_desc: ""
 GAL_artillery_equipment_3: "Škoda 15 cm haubica polowa wzór 37"
 GAL_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Haubica polowa wz. 37"
 #GAL_artillery_equipment_3_desc: ""

 GAL_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Böhler 4.7 cm armata przeciwpancerna wzór 35"
 GAL_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Armata ppanc. wz. 35"
 #GAL_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: ""
 GAL_anti_tank_equipment_2: "MÁVAG 7.5 cm armata przeciwpancerna wzór 41"
 GAL_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "Armata ppanc. wz. 41"
 #GAL_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: ""
 GAL_anti_tank_equipment_3: "MÁVAG 8 cm armata przeciwpancerna wzór 29/44"
 GAL_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "Armata ppanc. wz. 44"
 #GAL_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: ""

 GAL_anti_air_equipment_1: "Oerlikon 2 cm Armata przeciwlotnicza wzór 37"
 GAL_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Armata plot. wz. 37"
 #GAL_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""
 GAL_anti_air_equipment_2: "MÁVAG 8 cm Armata przeciwlotnicza wzór 29"
 GAL_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "Armata plot. wz. 29"
 #GAL_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""
 GAL_anti_air_equipment_3: "Škoda 9 cm Armata przeciwlotnicza wzór 39"
 GAL_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "Armata plot. wz. 39"
 #GAL_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""

###
### Puppet Britain ###
###

### Land ###

 GBP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "Mk I"
 GBP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "Mk II"
 GBP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "Mk III"
 GBP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "Mk IV"
 GBP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "Mk V"
 GBP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "Mk VI"
 GBP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "Mk VII"
 GBP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "Mk VIII"
 GBP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "Mk IX"
 GBP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "Mk X"
 GBP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "Mk XI"
 GBP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "Mk XII"
 GBP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "Mk XIII"

#Infantry Equip

 GBP_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle No.1 Mk III"
 GBP_infantry_equipment_0_short: "No.1 Mk III"
 GBP_infantry_equipment_1: "Rifle No.4 Mk I"
 GBP_infantry_equipment_1_short: "No.4 Mk I"
 GBP_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "After the revolution and civil war it became apparent that the No.3 Enfield was not fit for urban combat. Trials for an entirely new rifle were finally held in 1932, but would largely fail to bare fruit, with new designs unable to match the old Enfield or receiving unfavourable troop evaluations. In light of this showing, Enfield replacement efforts were ultimately tabled.\n\nIn 1935, however, a joint effort between The Revolutionary Small Arms factory in Enfield and Birmingham Small Arms was presented to the government. The new rifle was a development on the old Lee Enfield with a shorter barrel, side mounted sling, aperture sights, and a simplified bolt system."
 GBP_infantry_equipment_2: "No.2 Machine-Carbine Mk I"
 GBP_infantry_equipment_2_short: "No.2 MC Mk I"
 GBP_infantry_equipment_3: "No.5 Machine-Rifle Mk I"
 GBP_infantry_equipment_3_short: "No.5 MR Mk I"
 GBP_infantry_at: "Boys Anti-Tank Rifle"
 GBP_infantry_at2: "CREB"
 GBP_support_weapons: "Vickers MG & Stokes mortar"
 GBP_support_weapons2: "Lewis Mk III DEMS & SBML two-inch mortar"
 GBP_support_weapons3: "Enfield-Berthier Mk IIIB & ML 3 inch mortar"
 GBP_support_weapons4: "Enfield-Berthier Mk V & ML 4.2 inch Mortar"

#Motorised

 GBP_motorized_equipment_1: "Austin K5"

#Trains

 GBP_train_equipment_1: "$ENG_train_equipment_1$"
 GBP_train_equipment_1_short: "$ENG_train_equipment_1_short$"
 #GBP_train_equipment_1_desc: ""
 GBP_train_equipment_2: "$ENG_train_equipment_2$"
 GBP_train_equipment_2_short: "$ENG_train_equipment_2_short$"
 #GBP_train_equipment_2_desc: ""
 GBP_train_equipment_3: "$ENG_train_equipment_3$"
 GBP_train_equipment_3_short: "$ENG_train_equipment_3_short$"
 #GBP_train_equipment_3_desc: ""

 GBP_railway_gun_equipment_1: "$ENG_railway_gun_equipment_1$"
 GBP_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: "$ENG_railway_gun_equipment_1_short$"
 #GBP_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: ""

#Amphibious

 GBP_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Terrapin Mk I"
 GBP_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Terrapin Mk I"
 GBP_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Terrapin Mk II"
 GBP_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Terrapin Mk II"

#Armoured Car
 GBP_gw_armored_car_equipment: "BSA Dingo"
 GBP_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Dingo"
 GBP_armored_car_equipment_1: "Humber Armoured Car"
 GBP_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Humber A.C."
 GBP_armored_car_equipment_2: "AEC Armoured Car"
 GBP_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "AEC A.C."
 GBP_armored_car_at_equipment: "AEC 6-pounder"

#Artillery

 GBP_artillery_equipment_1: "QF 18-pounder"
 GBP_artillery_equipment_1_short: "QF 18-pounder"

 GBP_anti_air_equipment_1: "QF 3-inch 20 cwt"
 GBP_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "QF 3-inch"

###
### Great Britain ###
###

### Land ###

#GBR_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle, Long, Ross Mk III"
 GBR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Ross Mk III"
 GBR_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Initially adopted in 1903, the Ross rifle saw several upgrades before the Great War, culminating in the Mk III in 1910. Initially a symbol of patriotism among Canadians as the British refused to license the Lee-Enfield to them, the rifle received an abysmal reputation within the first year of the war, unable to handle the lower quality of British-made ammunition and significantly worse with trench conditions than its contemporaries, and was officially pulled out of service in 1916. Nevertheless, the SMLE was never produced in Canada before the British Revolution, prompting its unwanted return to service as a stopgap until production of the SMLE could begin at Long Branch, Ontario."
 GBR_infantry_equipment_1: "Rifle, Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield Mk V"
 GBR_infantry_equipment_1_short: "SMLE Mk V"
 GBR_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "After the fall of the Home Isles, the loyal Dominions only had access to one arsenal capable of producing its service rifle. Some British engineers from Enfield took refuge in Ontario. With the help of the Lithgow factory in Australia, they continued their work on upgrading the venerable SMLE, resulting in the Mk V. The classic short magazine rifle's updated model displays a new and improved aperture system on the receiver instead of the middle, improving sighting radius, accuracy, and speed. However, due to the foraging and machining operations required to construct the rifle, the production of this new SMLE design is relatively expensive."
 GBR_infantry_equipment_2: "Carbine, Machine, Owen Mk I"
 GBR_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Owen Gun"
 GBR_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "With the prospect of war coming, the Army has requested a submachine gun to be developed for close quarters and urban warfare, especially with the destructiveness that characterises the civil war in America. The Canadian Army officially adopted a weapon designed by young Australian private Evelyn Owen. The "Owen" machine carbine features an impressive rate of fire and a cheap cost to manufacture while also being sturdy in rough conditions - making it ideal for urban combat. Compared with other submachine guns during testing, the Owen has shown itself time and time again to be the only one to withstand mud, sand, and harsh environments. With favourable testing concluded, large quantities of the Owen were dispatched to the Dominions in preparation for the coming war."
 GBR_infantry_equipment_3: "Rifle, Self-Loading, Long Branch Mk I"
 GBR_infantry_equipment_3_short: "SLR Mk I"
 GBR_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Crown Corporation Small Arms Ltd in Long Branch responded to requests from the Canadian government for a self-loading rifle. The self-loading rifle is chambered in 8mm Mauser cartridges and features a tilting bolt action. While the gun suffers from reliability issues and excessive recoil, the rifle comes with a shoulder pad to compensate for the recoil. In addition, the rifle's light weight makes it ideal for mobility and urban combat."
 GBR_infantry_at: "Grenade, Rifle, Anti-Tank, Mk I"
 GBR_infantry_at_desc: "Witnessing a demonstration of Henry Mohaupt's anti-tank rifle grenade in Switzerland, a Canadian commission, guessing that the weapon used the shaped charge principle, began work on their own design. The resulting high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT) rifle grenade is hoped to provide greater capabilities for the infantry to fight enemy armour using the cup launchers already in service."
 GBR_infantry_at2: "Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank Mk I "
 GBR_infantry_at2_desc: "With the need for a hand-held anti tank weapon for use on the frontlines, the Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank Mk I (PIAT) has been developed based on the design of the bombard mortar. With an effective range of 105 metres in direct fire mode, the device has been well liked due to its lack of backblast - however there has been concerns about its intense recoil."
 GBR_infantry_at2_short: "PIAT"
 GBR_support_weapons: "Vickers MG & Stokes mortar"
 GBR_support_weapons_desc: "The water cooled Vickers MG and the Stokes trench mortar were the standard support arms of the Canadian Army during the Weltkrieg. With the threat of war ever so near, the Canadian Army has recommissioned them back into service."
 GBR_support_weapons2: "Lewis Mk III DEMS & SBML two-inch mortar"
 GBR_support_weapons2_desc: "With its iconic 'pan' magazine, the Lewis has served the Tommy since the darkest days of the First Weltkrieg. With the threat of war ever so near, the MKIII variant has a pistol grip that allows it to be fired from the shoulder on any part of a ship's deck. The SBML while small, is incredibly portable and has greater firepower and range than most rifle grenades."
 GBR_support_weapons3: "Vickers M Mk II & ML 3 inch mortar"
 GBR_support_weapons3_desc: "The Mark II variant of the Vickers MG features a selective fire option and a pistol grip. It has been primarily adopted for the armoured vehicles. The ML 3 inch mortar is a considerable upgrade from the Stokes, as it is reliable and sturdy for close artillery support."
 GBR_support_weapons4: "Vickers M Mk III & ML 4.2 inch Mortar"
 GBR_support_weapons4_desc: "The third variant of the esteemed Vickers machine gun was designed for anti-aircraft usage and features a slightly increased rate of fire from its predecessors. Likewise, the 4.2 inch mortar is a heavier upgrade of previous Canadian mortar models and capable of dropping intense and effective support."
 GBR_night_vision: "Receivers, Tabby, Periscope Mk 1"
 GBR_night_vision_short: "Tabby Scope"
 GBR_night_vision_desc: "The Tabby Scope is one of the Canadian government's most closesly guarded secrets; the process of development is even hidden from the fellow members of the Entente. A chance discovery by scientists in the ISAC, the scope is shaped in the form of a canteen but contains a monocular infrared scope along with a battery. Assigned to only the most elite of the elite, the scope allows the unprecedented advantage of having vision in the dark."
 GBR_infantry_weapons2: "Carbine, Machine, Thompson Mk I"
 GBR_infantry_weapons2_desc: "The British Army became vaguely interested in the American submachine guns in around 1925 when Auto-Ordnance attempted to secure a licensing deal with Birmingham Small Arms. The British Revolution sabotaged the deal, but interest was picked back up by the Canadian Army, which secured the licensing of the M1926 to produce at home, albeit in small numbers until the outbreak of civil war in the United States."
 GBR_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Carbine, Machine, Lanchester Mk I"
 GBR_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "With the outbreak of all out war in the United States and the looming clouds of war in Europe, the Canadian Army desperately needs arms for the homecoming. With little time to prepare and research, the Canadian Army has commissioned the 'Lanchester' submachine gun, a near perfect copy of the German MP-28."
 GBR_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Carbine, Commando, De Lisle Mk I"
 GBR_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "What began as a private venture by engineer William Godfray de Lisle soon caught the attention of the RCMP's Special Branch looking to equip agents with improved weaponry. The De Lisle carbine is, essentially, a shortened SMLE converted to .45 ACP, a subsonic cartridge with an integrated suppressor. The suppressor and ammunition together produced as little as 85.5 decibels when firing, making it very suitable for commando operations."

#Motorised

 GBR_motorized_equipment_1: "GM Canada Commonwealth Military Pattern"
 GBR_motorized_equipment_1_short: "GM Canada CMP"

 GBR_mechanized_equipment_1: "Vickers Carrier LP"
 GBR_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Vickers Carrier"
 GBR_mechanized_equipment_2: "Ram Kangaroo"
 GBR_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Ram Kangaroo"
 GBR_mechanized_equipment_3: "King Kangaroo"
 GBR_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "King Kangaroo"

#Trains

 GBR_train_equipment_1: "$ENG_train_equipment_1$"
 GBR_train_equipment_1_short: "$ENG_train_equipment_1_short$"
 #GBR_train_equipment_1_desc: ""
 GBR_train_equipment_2: "$ENG_train_equipment_2$"
 GBR_train_equipment_2_short: "$ENG_train_equipment_2_short$"
 #GBR_train_equipment_2_desc: ""
 GBR_train_equipment_3: "$ENG_train_equipment_3$"
 GBR_train_equipment_3_short: "$ENG_train_equipment_3_short$"
 #GBR_train_equipment_3_desc: ""

 GBR_railway_gun_equipment_1: "$ENG_railway_gun_equipment_1$"
 GBR_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: "$ENG_railway_gun_equipment_1_short$"
 #GBR_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: ""

#Armoured Car
 GBR_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Ruskin Rover"
 GBR_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Rover"
 GBR_armored_car_equipment_1: "GM Canada Otter"
 GBR_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Otter"
 GBR_armored_car_equipment_2: "Ruskin Rhino"
 GBR_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Rhino"
 GBR_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "With the success of the Rover under its belt, the Ruskin Motor Bodies company designed the Rhino in response to an Australasian government request for a substantially heavier armoured car built upon the CMP chassis. Though substantial changes were made to that CMP chassis, after much work the Rhino was born, and with substantial interchangeability of parts with other CMP-based designs to boot."
 GBR_armored_car_at_equipment: "Ruskin Hippo"
 GBR_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Hippo"
 GBR_armored_car_at_equipment_desc: "To accommodate a substantially larger gun, the Rhino's coaxial machine had to be removed and its turret slightly enlarged. The 'Hippo' as this model has been designated, proved to be quite the headache for its design team, as these changes caused the already heavy vehicle to run into weight issues like its predecessors which had to be slowly worked out prior to the vehicle's adoption."

#Artillery

 GBR_artillery_equipment_1: "QF 18-pounder"
 GBR_artillery_equipment_1_short: "QF 18-pounder"
 GBR_artillery_equipment_2: "QF 25-pounder"
 GBR_artillery_equipment_3: "BL 5.5-inch"

 GBR_anti_tank_equipment_1: "QF 2-pounder"
 GBR_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "QF 2-pounder"
 GBR_anti_tank_equipment_2: "QF 6-pounder"
 GBR_anti_tank_equipment_3: "QF 17-pounder"

 GBR_anti_air_equipment_1: "QF 3-inch 20 cwt"
 GBR_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "QF 3-inch"
 GBR_anti_air_equipment_2: "QF 40 mm Bofors"
 GBR_anti_air_equipment_3: "QF 3.7-inch"

 GBR_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "RP-3"
 GBR_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "RP-3"
 GBR_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "RP-3 Land Mattress"
 GBR_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Land Mattress"

#Tanks
 GBR_amphibious_tank_equipment_1: "Vickers Amphibious"

 GBR_gw_tank_equipment: "Mark V"
 GBR_gw_tank_equipment_short: "Mark V"
 GBR_light_tank_equipment_1: "Vickers A4 'Reliant'"
 GBR_light_tank_equipment_1_short: "A4 'Reliant'"
 GBR_light_tank_equipment_1_desc: "The Vickers Mark E entered limited service with the Canadian Army in 1932 with the designation 'A4' as a stopgap tankette while more advanced light tanks were developed. It was given the rather ironic nickname 'Reliant' for its simultaneous reliability in harsh terrain and tendency to breakdown randomly in seemingly innocuous situations."
 GBR_light_tank_equipment_2: "Vickers A11 'Matilda'"
 GBR_light_tank_equipment_2_short: "A11 'Matilda'"
 GBR_light_tank_equipment_3: "Vickers A18 'Valentine'"
 GBR_light_tank_equipment_3_short: "A18 'Valentine'"

 GBR_medium_tank_equipment_1: "Montreal Locomotive Works A15 'Ram'"
 GBR_medium_tank_equipment_1_short: "A15 'Ram'"
 GBR_medium_tank_equipment_2: "Montreal Locomotive Works A27 'Grizzly'"
 GBR_medium_tank_equipment_2_short: "A27 'Grizzly'"
 GBR_medium_tank_equipment_3: "Chullora A34 'Thunderbolt'"
 GBR_medium_tank_equipment_3_short: "A34 'Thunderbolt'"

 GBR_heavy_tank_equipment_1: "Vickers A1 'Independent'"
 GBR_heavy_tank_equipment_1_short: "A1 'Independent'"
 GBR_heavy_tank_equipment_2: "Leyland A20 'King'"
 GBR_heavy_tank_equipment_2_short: "A20 'King'"
 GBR_heavy_tank_equipment_3: "Leyland A43 'Black Prince'"
 GBR_heavy_tank_equipment_3_short: "A43 'Black Prince'"

 GBR_super_heavy_tank_equipment_1: "Massey-Harris A39 'Tortoise'"
 GBR_super_heavy_tank_equipment_1_short: "A39 'Tortoise'"

 GBR_modern_tank_equipment_1: "Leyland A44 'Brock'"
 GBR_modern_tank_equipment_1_short: "A44 'Brock'"

###
### GEA - German East Asia ###
###

### Land ###

 GEA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "A"
 GEA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "B"
 GEA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "C"
 GEA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "D"
 GEA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "E"
 GEA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "F"
 GEA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "G"
 GEA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "H"
 GEA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "I"
 GEA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "J"
 GEA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "K"
 GEA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "L"
 GEA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "M"
 GEA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_14: "N"
 GEA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_15: "O"
 GEA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_16: "P"

#Infantry Equip

 GEA_infantry_equipment_0: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0$"
 GEA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0_short$"
 GEA_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 GEA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 GEA_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"
 GEA_infantry_equipment_2: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_2$"
 GEA_infantry_equipment_2_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_2_short$"
 GEA_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_2_desc$"
 GEA_infantry_equipment_3: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_3$"
 GEA_infantry_equipment_3_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_3_short$"
 GEA_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_3_desc$"
 GEA_infantry_at: "$GER_infantry_at$"
 GEA_infantry_at_short: "$GER_infantry_at_short$"
 GEA_infantry_at2: "$GER_infantry_at2$"
 GEA_infantry_at2_short: "$GER_infantry_at2_short$"
 GEA_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 GEA_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 GEA_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 GEA_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"
 GEA_support_weapons3: "$GER_support_weapons3$"
 GEA_support_weapons3_short: "$GER_support_weapons3_short$"
 GEA_support_weapons4: "$GER_support_weapons4$"
 GEA_support_weapons4_short: "$GER_support_weapons4_short$"
 GEA_night_vision: "$GER_night_vision$"
 GEA_night_vision_short: "$GER_night_vision_short$"

#Motorised

 GEA_motorized_equipment_1: "Opel Blitz"
 GEA_motorized_rocket_equipment: "Opel Blitz mit Wurfrahmen 40"
 GEA_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Opel Blitz mit Wurfrahmen 40"
 GEA_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Blitz mit Wurfrahmen"
 GEA_mechanized_equipment_1: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11"
 GEA_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Sd.Kfz. 11"
 GEA_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11 was developed from 1934 to 1938 and involved Borgward AG and, from 1937 onwards, the design became associated with Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG. Initially intended to be a prime mover, the Sd.Kfz. 11 soon was transferred to the role of a transporter, when the need for an all-terrain vehicle became apparent. Capable of carrying eight soldiers in addition to towing a gun or a trailer, the truck became the main vehicle of panzergrenadiers."
 GEA_mechanized_equipment_2: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251"
 GEA_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Sd.Kfz. 251"
 GEA_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "Developed on the chassis of Sd.Kfz. 11, the Schützenpanzerwagen Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251 half-tracks (commonly referred to as "SWP") are built by Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG specifically to quickly transport a squad of infantrymen to the front lines with adequate armour protection from small arms fire. The truck examples are usually assigned to armour units for the purpose of helping troops stay right behind the fast moving tanks."
 GEA_mechanized_equipment_3: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 256"
 GEA_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Sd.Kfz. 256"
 GEA_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "In late 1943, the German Army asked Auto-Union to develop a light, fully tracked reconnaissance vehicle, capable of carrying 6-8 men in an open-top superstructure. Introduced in 1944 the Schwerer Schützenpanzerwagen 'Kätzchen' (Heavy Armoured Personnel Carrier 'Kitten') had the hull's shape similar to the hull of the Stu.Pz.Kpfw. VII, but much smaller. The vehicle has front wheel drive with five or six overlapping steel road wheels and was designed to attain speeds in excess of 50 km/hr and has light armour. Warmly met by the German Military despite not very high speed, the vehicle was adopted in service under the name Sd.Kfz. 256."

#Armoured Car
 GEA_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Leichter Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 222"
 GEA_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Sd.Kfz. 222"
 GEA_gw_armored_car_equipment_dsec: "Introduced in 1936, the Leichter Panzerspähwagen ('light armoured reconnaissance vehicle') Sd. Kfz. 222 is a modernised version of the Sd. Kfz. 221. Being a road armoured car, manned by a three-man crew and has 4-wheel drive, the Sd.Kfz. 222 armed with a 2-cm Kw.K. 30 L/55 autocannon and a 7,92-mm M.G. 13 machine gun. Performing well on the good road network, the reconnaissance vehicle suffered in performance on the rough terrain and was badly received by colonial troops."
 GEA_armored_car_equipment_1: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, 8-rad, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 231"
 GEA_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Sd.Kfz. 231"
 GEA_armored_car_equipment_1_desc: "The Sd.Kfz. 231 Schwerer Panzerspähwagen ('heavy armoured reconnaissance vehicle') is a military designation for a line of reconnaissance armoured cars intended for armoured divisions. Initially developed in 1932 as 6 wheels variants, it was obvious that this variant will be obsolete in the nearest future. In 1937 the 8 wheels variant armed with 2-cm Kw.K. 30 L/55 autocannon was introduced in service. The all-wheel drive four-axle Sd.Kfz. 231 are one of the most technically advanced armoured vehicles and are able to operate on rough terrain, with a cross-country comparable to that of tanks."
 GEA_armored_car_equipment_2: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234"
 GEA_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Sd. Kfz. 234"
 GEA_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "This new armoured car is seen as a successor to the eight-wheeled Panzerspähwagen Sd.Kfz.231. Among other priorities, better protection and heavier armament were viewed as crucial for the new armoured car. The production vehicle is heavier and bulkier than the Sd.Kfz.231, with mudguards that went along the side from end to end, with four storage compartments located inside. The main version of the vehicle, also known as Sd.Kfz.234/1, is armed with open-top turret fitted with a 2-cm Kw.K. 30 L/55 autocannon and coaxial M.G. 34."
 GEA_armored_car_at_equipment: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234/2"
 GEA_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Sd.Kfz. 234/2"
 GEA_armored_car_at_equipment_desc: "A respectable armoured car, the Sd.Kfz.234/2 (also known as 'Puma') presents great speed and a significant 50 mm KwK.39/1 cannon. With improved frontal armour and formidable main gun, the car can traverse into volatile areas that are generally restricted to other like-minded vehicles. Being the greatly improved variant of the Sd.Kfz.234, the 'Puma' is intended to be used in a 6-strong platoon as a support vehicle. More often, though, commanders use the Sd.Kfz. 234/2 as fast tank hunters."

#Amphibious
 GEA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper"
 GEA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "LWS"
 GEA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper II"
 GEA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "LWS II"

#Artillery

 GEA_artillery_equipment_1: "10,5-cm leichte Feldhaubitze Modell 33"
 GEA_artillery_equipment_1_short: "10,5-cm le.F.H. 33"
 GEA_artillery_equipment_2: "15-cm schwere Feldhaubitze Modell 36"
 GEA_artillery_equipment_3: "15 cm Kanone 18"

 GEA_anti_tank_equipment_1: "3,7-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 36"
 GEA_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "3,7-cm Pa.K. 36"
 GEA_anti_tank_equipment_2: "7,5-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 40"
 GEA_anti_tank_equipment_3: "12,8-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 43"

 GEA_anti_air_equipment_1: "2-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 36"
 GEA_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "2-cm Fla.K. 36"
 GEA_anti_air_equipment_2: "3,7-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 37"
 GEA_anti_air_equipment_3: "8,8-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 41"

 GEA_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "28/32-cm Schweres Wurfgerät Modell 40"
 GEA_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "s.W.G. 40"
 GEA_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "21-cm Raketenwerfer Modell 42"

#Trains

# German designation: 1 of 7 State Companies - S for Express passenger / P for Passenger / G for goods or freight / T for Tender - Number for power, higher the more powerful - Production Series
 # FMSR Class L:
 GEA_train_equipment_1: "K.M.St.E. S 53"
 GEA_train_equipment_1_short: "Malaiische S 53"
 GEA_train_equipment_1_desc: "Ordered in 1921 as a more powerful version of the FMSR Class P to eliminate double-heading of express services, the FMSR Class L was an improved and more powerful 4-6-2 (Pacific) steam locomotive variant intended to haul longer coaches with lesser need for additional motive power. Following the German reorganisation of the FMSR, these locomotives were redesignated as 'S 53'."
 # FMSR Class-O but Hanomag's RSR 260 upgraded:
 GEA_train_equipment_2: "K.M.St.E. S 56"
 GEA_train_equipment_2_short: "Malaiische S 56"
 GEA_train_equipment_2_desc: "Improving upon the highly regarded RSR 260 class operated by Siam, these locomotives made by Hanomag were the ultimate development of the Malayan 4-6-2 (Pacific). Great care was taken to reduce weight wherever possible making it cheap to produce, and were easily able to maintain 80km/hr (50 mph) on the roller coaster profile between Singapur and Gemas. Tests have proven these locomotives capable of 112km/hr (70 mph)."
 # FMSR Class-O but Hanomag's RSR 260 upgraded and armoured:
 GEA_train_equipment_3: "K.M.St.E. S 56 Pz."
 GEA_train_equipment_3_short: "Malaiische S 56 P"
 GEA_train_equipment_3_desc: "As railways started to be attacked by enemy aircraft, new locomotives to serve on the fronts need to be able to take hits from up to 20mm cannons. To protect the locomotive for service against air attack, some Malaiische S 56 locomotives are fitted with three-inch-thick armour plates along the locomotive to protect the vital parts."
 GEA_railway_gun_equipment_1: "$GER_railway_gun_equipment_1$"
 GEA_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: "$GER_railway_gun_equipment_1_short$"
 GEA_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: "$GER_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc$"

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#Infantry Equip

 GEO_infantry_equipment_0: "Dziritadi Shashkhani modeli 1891"
 GEO_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mosin DS-91"
 GEO_infantry_equipment_1: "Dziritadi Karabini modeli 1935"
 GEO_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser DK-35"
 #MP35:
 GEO_infantry_equipment_2: "Pistolet-Tqviamprkvevebi modeli 1935"
 GEO_infantry_equipment_2_short: "PT-35"
 #Gewehr 43:
 GEO_infantry_equipment_3: "Dziritadi Shashkhani modeli 1943"
 GEO_infantry_equipment_3_short: "DS-43"

#Motorised

 GEO_motorized_equipment_1: "Borgward Motoriani Mankana B-3000"
 GEO_motorized_equipment_1_short: "MM B-3000"
 GEO_mechanized_equipment_1: "Spetsialuri Motoriani Mankana modeli 1934"
 GEO_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "SMM-34"
 #Schwerer Wehrmachtschlepper:
 GEO_mechanized_equipment_2: "Spetsialuri Motoriani Mankana modeli 1942"
 GEO_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "SMM-42"
 #Basically OT-810:
 GEO_mechanized_equipment_3: "Spetsialuri Motoriani Mankana modeli 1944"
 GEO_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "SMM-44"

#Armoured Car
 GEO_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Msubuki Javshansazvervo Mankana modeli 1935"
 GEO_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "MJM-35"
 #Sd. Kfz. 231 6-rad:
 GEO_armored_car_equipment_1: "Mdzime Javshansazvervo Mankana modeli 1936"
 GEO_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "MJM-36"
 GEO_armored_car_equipment_2: "Mdzime Javshansazvervo Mankana modeli 1942"
 GEO_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "MJM-42"
 #Georgian-made on base of Sdkfz.231:
 GEO_armored_car_at_equipment: "Mdzime Javshansazvervo Mankana modeli 1943"
 GEO_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "MJM-43"

#Artillery

 GEO_artillery_equipment_1: "10.5 cm Msubuki Velis Haubitsi modeli 1933"
 GEO_artillery_equipment_1_short: "10.5cm Haubitsi 33"
 GEO_artillery_equipment_2: "15 cm Mdzime Velis Haubitsi modeli 1936"
 GEO_artillery_equipment_2_short: "15cm Haubitsi 36"
 GEO_artillery_equipment_3: "15 cm Chavli modeli 1940"
 GEO_artillery_equipment_3_short: "15cm Chavli 40"

 GEO_anti_tank_equipment_1: "3.6 cm Tanksatsinaaghmdego Iaraghi modeli 1936"
 GEO_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "3.6cm Iaraghi 36"
 GEO_anti_tank_equipment_2: "7.5 cm Tanksatsinaaghmdego Iaraghi modeli 1940"
 GEO_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "7.5cm Iaraghi 40"
 GEO_anti_tank_equipment_3: "12.8 cm Tanksatsinaaghmdego Iaraghi modeli 1943"
 GEO_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "12.8cm Iaraghi 43"

 GEO_anti_air_equipment_1: "2 cm Sazenito Iaraghi modeli 1936"
 GEO_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "2cm Iaraghi 36"
 GEO_anti_air_equipment_2: "3,7 cm Sazenito Iaraghi modeli 1937"
 GEO_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "3,7 cm Iaraghi 37"
 GEO_anti_air_equipment_3: "8.8 cm Sazenito Iaraghi modeli 1941"
 GEO_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "8.8cm Iaraghi 41"

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 GER_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "A"
 GER_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "B"
 GER_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "C"
 GER_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "D"
 GER_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "E"
 GER_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "F"
 GER_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "G"
 GER_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "H"
 GER_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "I"
 GER_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "J"
 GER_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "K"
 GER_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "L"
 GER_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "M"
 GER_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_14: "N"
 GER_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_15: "O"
 GER_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_16: "P"

#Infantry Equip

 GER_infantry_equipment_0: "Gewehr Modell 98"
 GER_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser G. 98"
 GER_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Gewehr 98 (Rifle 98) was the standard German infantry weapon of the Weltkrieg. It is a good example of the type of military rifle designed around the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, when rifle development reached fever pitch. In common with other armies, the German infantry carried a full length rifle, while other troops were issued with shorter carbines. The bolt and magazine system of the Gewehr 98 was designed by the Mauser company, although the rifle was produced under licence by a number of other commercial manufacturers. It was a well-made and accurate weapon, but was not well suited to trench warfare."
 #Mauser Standardmodell :
 GER_infantry_equipment_1: "Karabiner Modell 98 Ausführung B"
 GER_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser Kar. 98b"
 GER_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Weltkrieg showed first-hand that full-length rifles were unwieldy in trench warfare with little benefit. Germany's famed assault troops were given the shorter Kar. 98AZ whenever possible, and soon after the war, it was decided to standardise on a carbine-length rifle to replace the G.98. The Kar. 98b, based on the AZ model, differed little from its direct predecessor, but more significantly from the longer G. 98, with improved sights and a turned-down bolt. More importantly, it used more parts from the long rifle to increase parts interchangeability and lower manufacturing costs."
 GER_infantry_equipment_2: "Selbstladegewehr Modell 40"
 GER_infantry_equipment_2_short: "S.G. 40"
 GER_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by the Mauser company in response to a desire of the German Army for a self-loading rifle with a backup bolt action, the Selbstladegewehr 40 is a massive leap forward in German small arms design. While initial prototypes were highly inaccurate, heavy, and prone to jamming, the Heer eventually dropped some of its other specific requirements for the rifle. The end result was the initial prototype with only a few design edits, and it proved effective."
 GER_infantry_equipment_3: "Maschinenkarabiner Modell 42"
 GER_infantry_equipment_3_short: "M.Kb. 42"
 GER_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Maschinenkarabiner 42 is a revolutionary design chambered for a new intermediate cartridge, developed by famous German arms designer Hugo Schmeisser, in conjunction with the Haenel company. While the first prototype of the rifle was prone to jamming, both the military and even the Kaiser himself were extremely enthusiastic about the project, and immense resources were concentrated on improving the design, with the rifle deemed ready for adoption in 1942."
 #G33/40:
 GER_infantry_weapons2: "Gewehr Modell 98/38"
 GER_infantry_weapons2_short: "G. 98/38"
 GER_infantry_weapons2_desc: "The Gewehr 98/38, also simply known as the G. 98/38, is a bolt-action rifle, sometimes considered a carbine, and based heavily on the Gewehr 98. The rifle is rather short, at only one metre long. Originally designed for the Mountain troops, the G. 98/38 was soon adopted by other German forces, including some cavalry and infantry regiments."
 GER_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Maschinenpistole Modell 40"
 GER_improved_infantry_weapons_2_short: "M.P. 40"
 GER_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "The M.P. 40, sometimes incorrectly called 'Schmeisser', was developed by Heinrich Vollmer and based on M.P. 38, with the aim of equipping German soldiers with an assault weapon. It uses magazines of 32 cartridges of 9mm, with its effective range being about 100-150 metres. It is a very reliable and particularly economical weapon to manufacture, usually used by officers, mechanised infantry and paratroopers."
 #StG 44:
 GER_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Maschinenkarabiner Modell 44"
 GER_advanced_infantry_weapons2_short: "M.Kb. 44 'Sturmgewehr'"
 GER_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "The Maschinenkarabiner 44 is the outcome of the German need to provide infantrymen with heavier firepower from their rifles. As a result of the continuous development of M.Kb. 42, the M.Kb. 44 is devoid of many of the disadvantages of the previous design and is even sometimes called the 'Sturmgewehr' - the assault rifle. The final design has a shorter range than contemporary rifles due to German research that most of the combat in the European War takes place at distances less than 300 metres. At the sacrifice of range, close range firepower was greatly improved."
 #Panzerfaust - whole line, don’t add numbers:
 GER_infantry_at: "Panzerabwehrrohr"
 GER_infantry_at_short: "Pa.R."
 GER_infantry_at_desc: "The Panzerabwehrrohr is the brainchild of Dr. Heinrich Langweiler, in response to an urgent requirement for a light one-shot throw-away infantry weapon with which infantry could use to tackle the growing numbers of enemy heavy and medium tanks, that are frequently overwhelming German defences. The range of the first Panzerabwehrrohr was only 30 metres, which made their use somewhat hazardous, until more developed variants with increased range came to production."
 #Panzerschreck:
 GER_infantry_at2: "Raketenpanzerbüchse 54"
 GER_infantry_at2_short: "R.Pz.B. 54 'Panzerschreck'"
 GER_infantry_at2_desc: "The Raketenpanzerbüchse 54 shoulder-launched anti-tank rocket launchers, nicknamed 'Ofenrohr' ('stove pipe') and the more popular 'Panzerschreck' ('Tank's Fright'), are lightweight infantry weapons developed for the German military, inspired by the rumours about American rocket launchers. Under ideal conditions, the R.Pz.B. 54 can penetrate heavy tanks’ armour with its 8,8-centimetre rockets, already used by the Raketenwerfer 43 rocket launchers. As a drawback, the R.Pz.B. 54 produces a lot of smoke upon firing."
 GER_support_weapons: "Maschinengewehr M.08/15 & 7,58-cm leichter Minenwerfer"
 GER_support_weapons_short: "M.G. 08/15 & 7,58-cm l.M.W."
 GER_support_weapons_desc: "The Weltkrieg saw the introduction of some of the deadliest weapons known to man, such as the fearsome M.G. Modell 08/15. In the close confines of trench warfare, the once archaic mortar was brought back to relevance. Now, as we find ourselves watched by enemies such as the Commune of France, these weapons from the Weltkrieg will be brought back into service."
 GER_support_weapons2: "Maschinengewehr M.34 & 8-cm schwerer Granatwerfer M.34"
 GER_support_weapons2_short: "M.G. 34 & 8-cm s.G.W. 34"
 GER_support_weapons2_desc: "The Maschinengewehr Modell 34 (M.G. 34) is a recoil operated air-cooled machine gun. Chambered in the powerful 7.92x57-mm Mauser rifle cartridge, the machine gun's high rate of fire (900 RPM) and efficient mobility make it arguably the most advanced machine gun in the world; a testament to the power of the Kaiserreich. The 8-cm schwerer Granatwerfer Modell 34 is an infantry mortar that employs 8-cm shells. It has been noted for its high accuracy and rate of fire."
 #MG 39Rh and 20-cm leLdgW :
 GER_support_weapons3: "Maschinengewehr M.39 & 20-cm leichter Ladungswerfer M.40"
 GER_support_weapons3_short: "M.G. 39 & 20-cm le.Ldg.W. 40"
 GER_support_weapons3_desc: "The Maschinengewehr Modell 39 (M.G. 39) was an improvement over the M.G. 34. This belt fed machine gun features a high rate of fire and was suited for all purposes. The 20-cm leichter Ladungswerfer Modell 40 was a spigot mortar designed for striking obstacles and strong points."
 GER_support_weapons4: "Maschinengewehr M.42 & Kurzer 8-cm Granatwerfer M.42"
 GER_support_weapons4_short: "M.G. 42 & Kz. 8-cm G.W. 42"
 GER_support_weapons4_desc: "Nicknamed the "Kaiser's Buzzsaw" given its incredibly high rate of fire at 1,200 rounds per minute, the M.G. 42 was the most effective support weapon of its time. Designed to be low cost and easy to build, the MG-42 proved to be highly reliable and easy to operate. It ws most notable for its very high cyclic rate for a gun using full power catridges and was adopted for both light machine gun fire roles and medium machine gun fire roles."
 GER_night_vision: "Zielgerät 1229"
 GER_night_vision_short: "Z.G. 1229 'Vampir'"
 GER_night_vision_desc: "The Z.G. 1229, also known in its code name 'Vampir', is an active infrared device developed for the M.Kb. 44 rifle. The Vampir weighs 2.25 kilograms and was fitted with lugs on the M.Kb. 44 at the C.G. Haenel weapons’ production facility in Suhl. As well as the sight and infrared spotlight, there is a 13.5 kilogram wooden cased battery for the light, and a second battery fitted inside a gas mask container to power the image converter. A grenadier carrying the Z.G. 1229 is known as a Nachtjäger (night-hunter)."
 #Modified ZG 1229:
 GER_night_vision2: "Nachtzielgerät Modell 45"
 GER_night_vision2_short: "N.Z.G. 45"
 GER_night_vision2_desc: "The N.Z.G. 45, updated serial model of the Z.G. 1229, is very close to its predecessor, but has almost double the effective range with a less vulnerably located IR light source. Quickly replacing Z.G. 1229 in service, N.Z.G. 45 is still criticised by soldiers for its heavy battery and difficult maintenance."

#Motorised

 #Opel Blitz:
 GER_motorized_equipment_1: "Kraftfahrzeug 305"
 GER_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Kfz. 305"
 GER_motorized_equipment_1_desc: "The German Army in the early 1930s had more than 100 different vehicle designs in service, leading to massive logistical difficulties. In order to standardise their vehicle fleet, they opted for a commercial truck design by Adam Opel AG of Brandenburg to become their standard cargo truck. With only slight modifications to meet military requirements, presented in 1930, the Opel Blitz was accepted in service with designation Kraftfahrzeug 305 and by 1936 became the main truck of the German Army. Although well built, the Kfz.305 suffers from being rather too complicated for reliability in the rugged conditions, but still has better performance than other German trucks."
 GER_motorized_rocket_equipment: "Kraftfahrzeug 305/5"
 ##Opel with Wurfrahmen 40, 305/5 is free number in kfz registry afaik:
 GER_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Kraftfahrzeug 305/5"
 GER_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Kfz. 305/5"
 GER_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_desc: "The Wurfrahmen 40 is a rocket firing framework with adjustable base plates fitted over and alongside a vehicle. Nicknamed 'Heulende Kuh' (Bellowing Cow), for the sounds when firing, is usually installed on the Kfz.305 truck (military designation the Kfz.305/5) in the amount of three base plates, with three on each side. The Kfz.305/5 shows itself successful in service as a support weapon for the mobile Panzer formations, particularly in urban areas."
 GER_mechanized_equipment_1: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11"
 GER_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Sd.Kfz. 11"
 GER_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11 was developed from 1934 to 1938, involving Borgward AG. Fom 1937 onwards, the design became associated with Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG. Initially intended to be a prime mover, the Sd.Kfz. 11 soon was transferred to the role of a transporter, when the need for an all-terrain vehicle became apparent. Capable of carrying eight soldiers in addition to towing a gun or a trailer, the truck became the main vehicle of panzergrenadiers."
 GER_mechanized_equipment_2: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251"
 GER_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Sd.Kfz. 251"
 GER_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "Developed on the chassis of Sd.Kfz. 11, the Schützenpanzerwagen Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251 half-tracks (commonly referred to as 'SWP') are built by Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG specifically to quickly transport a squad of infantrymen to the front lines with adequate armour protection from small arms fire. The truck examples are usually assigned to armour units for the purpose of helping troops stay right behind the fast moving tanks."
 #Vollkettenaufklärer 38 Kätzchen :
 GER_mechanized_equipment_3: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 256"
 GER_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Sd.Kfz. 256"
 GER_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "In late 1943, the German Army asked Auto-Union to develop a light, fully tracked reconnaissance vehicle, capable of carrying 6-8 men in an open-top superstructure. Introduced in 1944 the Schwerer Schützenpanzerwagen “Kätzchen” (Heavy Armoured Personnel Carrier 'Kitten') had the hull's shape similar to the hull of the Stu.Pz.Kpfw. VII, but much smaller. The vehicle has front wheel drive with five or six overlapping steel road wheels and was designed to attain speeds in excess of 50 km/hr and has light armour. Warmly met by the German Military despite not very high speed, the vehicle was adopted in service under the name Sd.Kfz. 256."

#Amphibious
 GER_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Landwasserschlepper"
 GER_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "L.W.S."
 GER_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "It was clear that well before any amphibious operations were planned, that a specialised vehicle would be useful to carry troops and supplies from shore to shore. Ordered in 1935 for use by German Army engineers, the Landwasserschlepper (Land Water Tractor) was intended as a lightweight river tug with some capacity to operate on land. Designed by Borsig of Düsseldorf, the hull of the L.W.S. is similar to that of a motor launch, resembling a tracked boat with twin rear-mounted tunnelled propellers and twin rudders. On land, it moves on steel-shod tracks with four bogies per side."
 #Panzerfähre:
 GER_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Landwasserschlepper II"
 GER_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "L.W.S. II"
 GER_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "With growing use of the L.W.S. in the field, the need for more armoured amphibious transporters became obvious. By 1943 a new design was created, called the L.W.S. II. Despite its name, the L.W.S. II is a completely new technology based on the St.Pz.Kpfw. IV chassis, featuring a small raised armoured driver's cabin and flat rear deck, alongside with four exhaust pipes in the top of the vehicle."

#Armoured Car
 GER_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Leichter Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 222"
 GER_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Sd.Kfz. 222"
 GER_gw_armored_car_equipment_desc: "Introduced in 1936, the Leichter Panzerspähwagen ('light armoured reconnaissance vehicle') Sd. Kfz. 222 is a modernised version of the Sd. Kfz. 221. Being a road armoured car, manned by a three-man crew and with 4-wheel drive, the Sd.Kfz. 222 is armed with a 2-cm Kw.K. 30 L/55 autocannon and a 7,92-mm M.G. 13 machine gun. Performing well on a good road network, the reconnaissance vehicle suffered in performance on the rough terrain and was badly received by colonial troops."
 GER_armored_car_equipment_1: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, 8-rad, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 231"
 GER_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Sd.Kfz. 231"
 GER_armored_car_equipment_1_desc: "The Sd.Kfz. 231 Schwerer Panzerspähwagen ('heavy armoured reconnaissance vehicle') is a military designation for a line of reconnaissance armoured cars intended for armoured divisions. Initially developed in 1932 as 6 wheels variants, it was obvious that this variant will be obsolete in the nearest future. In 1937 the 8 wheels variant armed with 2-cm Kw.K. 30 L/55 autocannon was introduced in service. The all-wheel drive four-axle Sd.Kfz. 231 are one of the most technically advanced armoured vehicles and are able to operate on rough terrain, with a cross-country comparable to that of tanks."
 #Sd. Kfz. 231 8-rad:
 GER_armored_car_equipment_2: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234"
 GER_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Sd. Kfz. 234"
 GER_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "This new armoured car is seen as a successor to the eight-wheeled Panzerspähwagen Sd.Kfz.231. Among other priorities, better protection and heavier armament were viewed as crucial for the new armoured car. The production vehicle is heavier and bulkier than the Sd.Kfz.231, with mudguards that went along the side from end to end, with four storage compartments located inside. The main version of the vehicle, also known as Sd.Kfz.234/1, is armed with open-top turret fitted with a 2-cm Kw.K. 30 L/55 autocannon and coaxial M.G. 34."
 GER_armored_car_at_equipment: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234/2"
 GER_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Sd.Kfz. 234/2"
 GER_armored_car_at_equipment_desc: "A respectable armoured car, the Sd.Kfz.234/2 (also known as 'Puma') presents great speed and a significant 50 mm KwK.39/1 cannon. With improved frontal armour and formidable main gun, the car can traverse into volatile areas that are generally restricted to other like-minded vehicles. Being the greatly improved variant of the Sd.Kfz.234, the 'Puma' is intended to be used in a 6-strong platoon as a support vehicle. More often, though, commanders use the Sd.Kfz. 234/2 as fast tank hunters."

#Trains

# German designation: 1 of 7 State Companies - S for Express passenger / P for Passenger / G for goods or freight / T for Tender - Number for power, higher the more powerful - Production Series
 # Bayern S 3/6 / DRB Class 18.4-5:
 GER_train_equipment_1: "K.Bay.Sts.B. S 3/6 L"
 GER_train_equipment_1_short: "Bayern S 3/6 L"
 GER_train_equipment_1_desc: "A proven express locomotive in service with the Royal Bavarian State Railways, the S 3/6 is widely ordered by other state railway companies. To improve fuel efficiency, the Series L was made and brought into widespread service across German and Reichspakt railways."
 # DRB Class 52 :
 GER_train_equipment_2: "Preu. Sts.B. G 13"
 GER_train_equipment_2_short: "Prussian G 13"
 GER_train_equipment_2_desc: "Designed with the experience of operating the Prussian G 12 locomotives in the Great War and prioritising ease of manufacture, a long service life and ease of maintenance, the G 13 was the answer. It could haul up to 40% more freight than the other locomotives they were replacing, and were cheaper to produce."
 # DRB Class 52 but now they’re armoured:
 GER_train_equipment_3: "Preu. Sts.B. G 13 Pz."
 GER_train_equipment_3_short: "Prussian G 13 P"
 GER_train_equipment_3_desc: "As railways started to be attacked by enemy aircraft, new locomotives to serve on the fronts need to be able to take hits from up to 20mm cannons. To protect the locomotive for service against air attack, some Prussian G 13 locomotives are fitted with three-inch-thick armour plates along the locomotive to protect the vital parts."

 # Bayern-class Battleship guns
 GER_railway_gun_equipment_1: "Eisenbahn und Bettungsgerüst 38 cm SK L/45"
 GER_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: "E.u.B 38 cm"
 GER_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: "Originally a naval gun, spare guns ordered for the Bayern-class Battleships were repurposed for land service as both railway guns and shore batteries during the Great War. Following the Peace with Honour, some guns on the Bayern-class were replaced and put into storage. By reboring them, they can be once again put into land service."

#Artillery

 GER_artillery_equipment_1: "10,5-cm leichte Feldhaubitze Modell 33"
 GER_artillery_equipment_1_short: "10,5-cm le.F.H. 33"
 GER_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "The 10,5-cm le.F.H. 33 is the standard artillery piece of the Deutsches Heer, adopted for service in 1933 and used by all divisions and artillery battalions. This gun was developed in 1928-29 by Rheinmetall, and was a major advance on its predecessor the 10,5-cm le.F.H. 16 - a completely new three-point split trail gun carriage provides more stability and increases the traverse to 56 degrees alongside with the sighting mechanism to make it easier to fire at moving targets."
 GER_artillery_equipment_2: "15-cm schwere Feldhaubitze Modell 36"
 GER_artillery_equipment_2_short: "15-cm s.F.H. 36"
 GER_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The 15-cm schwere Feldhaubitze 36, nicknamed Immergrün ('Evergreen'), is the basic division-level heavy howitzer, serving alongside the smaller but more numerous 10,5-cm le.F.H. 33. The gun originated with a contest between Rheinmetall and Krupp, both of whom entered several designs that were all considered unsatisfactory for one reason or another. In the end the army decided the solution was to combine the best features of both designs, using the Rheinmetall gun on a Krupp carriage. In 1935 the Army drafted a requirement for a lightened version of the gun which could be towed by a single horse team in one piece, for which a new proposed design from Rheinmetall was selected."
 GER_artillery_equipment_3: "17-cm Kanone Modell 40 in Mörserlafette"
 GER_artillery_equipment_3_short: "17-cm K. 40 Mrs.Laf."
 GER_artillery_equipment_3_desc: "The 17-cm Kanone 40, built by Krupp and Hannoversche Maschinenbau, is heavy corps-level gun. In the field, the gun delivers great damage, but also has a great disadvantage of requiring a long period of time to tear down for transport. A notable innovation on the 17-cm K. 40 is the \"double recoil\" or dual-recoil carriage. The dual-recoil mechanism absorbs all of the recoil energy with virtually no movement of the box trail upon firing, thus making for a very accurate weapon."

 GER_anti_tank_equipment_1: "3,7-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 36"
 GER_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "3,7-cm Pa.K. 36"
 GER_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: "Design of a horse-drawn, 3,7-cm anti-tank gun (designated 3,7-cm Pa.K. 28) by Rheinmetall commenced in 1924. By the early 1930s, it became apparent that horse-drawn artillery is obsolete, and the gun was modified for motorised transport, allowing it to be towed at highway speeds. Nicknamed by soldiers 'Heeresanklopfgerät' ('army door-knocking device'), the re-designated 3,7-cm Pa.K. 36 is the main anti-tank weapon of Deutsches Heer and easily can manage with enemy light tanks."
 GER_anti_tank_equipment_2: "7,5-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 40"
 GER_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "7,5-cm Pa.K. 40"
 GER_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: "The 7,5-cm Pa.K. 40 was developed after reports of new enemy tank designs began to reach Berlin in 1939. The project was initially given low priority, but following the growing tensions with France and the appearance of heavily armoured tanks, it was given an increased priority. In terms of armour-piercing action, the Pa.K. 40 is superior to the similar guns, but have less effective rollback damping systems, as a result of which the gun is behind analogues to quickly change position."
 GER_anti_tank_equipment_3: "12,8-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 43"
 GER_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "12,8-cm Pa.K. 43"
 GER_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: "The 12,8-cm Pa.K. 43 is the new anti-tank gun developed initially as a field gun known as the Kanone 43. However, once heavier tanks started to appear the design requirements were altered to include an anti-armour role. The 12,8-cm Pa.K. 44 has a good anti-tank performance over long to extreme-long ranges - 1,800-2,700 metres and beyond - while also doubling as an effective field gun when firing high-explosive shells. But since it was not possible to install a 12,8-cm barrel on the carriage of a conventional anti-tank gun, a special carriage for the gun was designed. The high profile of the gun had to be maintained, which makes the gun extremely visible."

 GER_anti_air_equipment_1: "2-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 36"
 GER_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "2-cm Fla.K. 36"
 GER_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: "The 2-cm Fla.K. 30 automatic anti-aircraft cannon was developed by Rheinmetall in 1930, and the Deutsches Heer began to receive guns in 1933. In 1936, due to the growth of tensions, Mauser modernised the gun - the upgraded model received the designation 2-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone 36 and was adopted by the German army. The principle of operation of the Fla.K. 36 mechanisms remains the same - the use of recoil force with a short barrel stroke, but otherwise is similar with only increased the rate of fire to 220 rounds per minute and slightly lowered overall weight to 420 kg."
 GER_anti_air_equipment_2: "3,7-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 37"
 GER_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "3,7-cm Fla.K. 37"
 GER_anti_air_equipment_2_desc: "The original 3,7-cm gun was developed by Rheinmetall in 1935. The cannon had an overall length of 89 calibres, which allowed a 4,800 metres maximum ceiling. The Fla.K. 35 was only produced in small numbers, and production had already ended in 1936. Development continued, focusing on replacement of the existing cumbersome dual-axle mount with a lighter single-axle one, resulting in a 3,7-cm Fla.K. 36 with the practical rate of fire raised to 120 rounds per minute. A new, simplified sighting system introduced the next year led to the otherwise-identical 3,7-cm Fla.K. 37 which quickly became the main variant of the gun for the German Army."
 GER_anti_air_equipment_3: "8,8-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 41"
 GER_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "8,8-cm Fla.K. 41"
 GER_anti_air_equipment_3_desc: "Initially developed in 1930 by Krupp the 8,8-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone 30, commonly known as 'acht-acht' ('eight-eight'), was later modified by Rheinmetall. The versatile carriage allows the 8,8-cm Fla.K. to fire in a limited anti-tank mode when still on its wheels, and many consider the 8,8-cm Fla.K. line to be one of the best of its time. The Rheinmetall Fla.K. 41 is a second generation 8,8-cm gun, which some generals say is 'almost equal to the 12,8-cm cannon'. While having good characteristics, the Fla.K. 41 has problems in service, and is used mainly where it can be properly maintained."

 GER_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "28/32-cm Schweres Wurfgerät Modell 40"
 GER_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "s.W.G. 40"
 GER_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "Initially designed for Nebeltruppen (Smoke Troops) for smokescreen setting, the schwere Wurfgerät 40 exists in two variants - with wooden and steel frames. The open frames of the most common steel version have short hinged legs to adjust elevation and are sized to fit the 32-centimetre rocket, but adapter rails are provided to allow the 28-centimetre rockets to fit. The s.W.G. 40 also can be mounted on schwere Wurfrahmen 40 frames attached to the sides of different vehicles."
 GER_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "21-cm Raketenwerfer Modell 42"
 GER_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "R.W. 42"
 GER_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The 21-cm Raketenwerfer 42 is a five-barreled multiple rocket launcher mounted on the towed carriage derived from that of the 3,7 cm Pa.K. 36 anti-tank gun. The launchers are organised into batteries of six with three batteries per battalion. Intended to provide the fire support and settle smokescreens, the R.W. 42 are mainly used as rocket artillery and almost don't participate in chemical warfare."

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### Land ###
 GHA_infantry_equipment_0: "Short Model Lee-Enfield Mk I"
 GHA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk 1"
 GHA_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 GHA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 GHA_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 GHA_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 GHA_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 GHA_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 GHA_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### Guinea ###
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### Land ###
 GNA_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Lebel Modèle 1886 M93"
 GNA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Lebel Mle M93"
 GNA_support_weapons: "Darne M1919 & Stokes mortar"

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### Greece ###
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### Land ###
#Infantry Equip

 #Mannlicher Schoenauer:
 GRE_infantry_equipment_0: "Tyfékion, Mánlicher, 1903"
 GRE_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mánlicher"
 #Philippidis gun
 GRE_infantry_equipment_1: "Tyfékion, Filippídi, 1925"
 GRE_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Filippídi"
 #EPK:
 GRE_infantry_equipment_2: "Polyvólo, Ellinikoú Pyritidopoieíou Kalykopoieíou, 1939"
 GRE_infantry_equipment_2_short: "EPK"
 #Rigopoulos gun:
 GRE_infantry_equipment_3: "Tyfékion, Rigópoulo, 1941"
 GRE_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Rigópoulo"

 #PTRD:
 GRE_infantry_at: "Antiarmatikó touféki, Dektiáref, 1941"
 GRE_infantry_at_short: "Denktiáref, 1941"
 #ROM anti-tank 2:
 GRE_infantry_at2: "Antiarmatikó touféki, Máouzer, 1943"
 GRE_infantry_at2_short: "Máouzer, 1943"

 #Chauchat & Stokes:
 GRE_support_weapons: "Polyvólo, Monomáchos, 1915 & 81mm koníama, Stóouks"
 GRE_support_weapons_short: "Monomáchos, 1915 & 81mm Stóouks"
 #Hotchkiss and Brandt:
 GRE_support_weapons2: "Polyvólo, Chótskis, 1922 & 81mm koníama, Brant, 1927/31"
 GRE_support_weapons2_short: "Chótskis, 1922 & 81mm Brant, 1927/31"
 #Degtyarev and BM:
 GRE_support_weapons3: "Polyvólo, Dektiáref, 1939 & 82mm koníama, rosikó, 1940"
 GRE_support_weapons3_short: "Denktiáref, 1939 & 82mm 1940"
 #Goryunov and PM:
 GRE_support_weapons4: "Polyvólo, Gorioúnof, 1943 & 120mm koníama, rosikó, 1940"
 GRE_support_weapons4_short: "Gorioúnof, 1942 & 120mm 1942"

#Motorised

 #Mercedec-Benz LG 65/3:
 GRE_motorized_equipment_1: "Fortigó, Tankalákis, LG 65/3, 1934"
 GRE_motorized_equipment_1_short: "LG 65/3"
 #Modified mot:
 GRE_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Ektoxeftís Pyrávlon, Tankalákis, 1938"
 GRE_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "EP Tankalákis"

 #Modified Motorized:
 GRE_mechanized_equipment_1: "Árma Anagnoríseos, Tankalákis, 1940"
 GRE_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "ÁA Tankalákis"
 #Russian TB-42:
 GRE_mechanized_equipment_2: "Tethorakisméno Óchima Metaforás Prosopikoú, TB-42, 1942"
 GRE_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "TÓMP TB-42"
 #Serbian Mech 3:
 GRE_mechanized_equipment_3: "Tethorakisméno Óchima Metaforás Prosopikoú, OT-43, 1943"
 GRE_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "TÓMP OT-43"

 #RUS Amtrac 1:
 GRE_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Tethorakisméno Metaforéa Prosopikoú-Amfívio, PB-2, 1940"
 GRE_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "TMPA PB-2"
 #RUS amtrac 2:
 GRE_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Tethorakisméno Metaforéa Prosopikoú-Amfívio, PB-43, 1943"
 GRE_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "TMPA PB-43"

#Armoured Car
 #D-12:
 GRE_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Tethorakisméno Trochofóro Óchima, D-12, 1931"
 GRE_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "TTÓ D-12"
 #LB-23:
 GRE_armored_car_equipment_1: "Tethorakisméno Trochofóro Óchima, LB-23, 1938"
 GRE_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "TTÓ LB-23"
 #SER Armoured car 3:
 GRE_armored_car_equipment_2: "Tethorakisméno Trochofóro Óchima, OA-41, 1941"
 GRE_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "TTÓ OA-41"
 #SER Armoured car AT:
 GRE_armored_car_at_equipment: "Tethorakisméno Trochofóro Óchima, OA-42, 1942"
 GRE_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "TTÓ OA-42"

#Artillery

 #Canon de 85 modèle 1925 Schneider:
 GRE_artillery_equipment_1: "Pedinó Pyrovólo, Snáinter, 85chil., 1925"
 GRE_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Snáinter 85chil."
 #Ordnance QF 25-pounder:
 GRE_artillery_equipment_2: "Pedinó Pyrovólo, Roual Ordnance, 87chil., 1939"
 GRE_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Roual Ordnance 87chil."
 #Russian 152mm 1936 M-10:
 GRE_artillery_equipment_3: "Pedinó Pyrovólo, Motovilicha, 152chil., 1938"
 GRE_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Motovilicha 152chil."

 #PaK 36:
 GRE_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Antiarmatikó Pyrovólo, Réinmetal, 37chil., 1936"
 GRE_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Réinmetal 37chil."
 #Russian 45 mm anti-tank gun M1937 (53-K):
 GRE_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Antiarmatikó Pyrovólo, MOZ, 45chil., 1937"
 GRE_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "MOZ 45chil."
 #Russian ZIS-2 gun:
 GRE_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Antiarmatikó Pyrovólo, AMO, 57chil., 1941"
 GRE_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "AMO 57chil."

 GRE_anti_air_equipment_1: "Antiaeroporikó Pyrovólo, Réinmetal, 20chil., 1936"
 GRE_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Réinmetal 20chil."
 GRE_anti_air_equipment_2: "Antiaeroporikó Pyrovólo, Bofors, 40chil., 1934"
 GRE_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "Bofors 40chil."
 #French Schneider 75 mm:
 GRE_anti_air_equipment_3: "Antiaeroporikó Pyrovólo, Snáinter, 75chil., 1940"
 GRE_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "Snáinter 75chil."

 #Russian M-8-24:
 GRE_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Ektoxeftís Pyrávlon, RNII, 132chil., 1940"
 GRE_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "RNII 132chil."
 #Russian M-20-12:
 GRE_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Ektoxeftís Pyrávlon, RNII, 302chil., 1943"
 GRE_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "RNII 302chil."

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### Land ###
 GRP_infantry_equipment_0: "Espingarda Mauser Modelo 1908"
 GRP_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M08"
 GRP_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mauser Model 1908 was an exceptionally long rifle based on the Mauser 1898 and chambered in 7x57mm Mauser. It was originally produced for Brazil by the German company DWM, but Brazil has subsequently begun to produce staggering quantities of the rifle domestically, and it became a staple in many state armies as time went it became almost synonym with the Interstate War in the cultural mindset of the nation. The Guararapes state's army used the same gear as the other states that formed Brazil, and alongside the southern states it was the premier fighting force of the region."
 GRP_infantry_equipment_1: "Fusil Mauser Modelo 1935"
 GRP_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser M35"
 GRP_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Mauser Rifle Model 1935 is a unique Mauser Rifle which utilises a 7x57mm cartridge produced domestically by Brazil and abroad in close conjunction with the Mauser company, as part of the extensive collaboration between the Brazilian and German governments. Said collaboration started in the 1910s, as a clique officers then derided as 'the Young Turks' by the press began lobbying extensively for closer cooperation with the global hegemon. Everything from helmets to artillery pieces started to be fashioned after the German model, and as such a modernisation of the older Mausers became a priority. This firearm became almost synonymous with the Brazilian military during the Weltkrieg."
 GRP_infantry_equipment_2: "Submetralhadora Bergmann Modelo 1938"
 GRP_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Bergmann M38"
 GRP_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "During the late years of the Pessoa presidency, Brazil purchased a relatively small number of Bergmann MP28 submachine guns, but they never saw much use outside of national guard regiments in Rio itself; The M38 is a simplified and easily manufactured derivative of the MP28 created in response to growing tensions in South America, and was intended to be the standard issue firearm for the entire Brazilian military and was produced in large quantities in foundries across the country and as such became almost synonymous with the Brazilian military during the Weltkrieg period."
 GRP_infantry_equipment_3: "Mosquetão Semi-Automático Rossi Modelo 1944"
 GRP_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "As the Second Weltkrieg raged in Europe, Brazilian leadership found that their weapons were simply outmatched as the arms race between the great powers, and rather than try to catch up, it simply started producing an outright copy of the newest German semi automatic rifle designs such as the G41. The first models were made in the Rossi foundry in Rio Grande do Sul, wherein the model takes its name from. While more advanced than other weapons in use by the Paulista army, its low reliability made it unpopular with soldiers, who often preferred older models or even captured gear."
 GRP_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Rossi M44"
 GRP_support_weapons: "Metralhadora M.08/15 & Morteiro de 7,58-cm"
 GRP_support_weapons_desc: "The Weltkrieg saw the introduction of some of the deadliest weapons known to man, such as the fearsome M.G. Modell 08/15. In the close confines of trench warfare, the once archaic mortar was brought back to relevance. Many of these older piece of equipment were among the hardware directly sold or leased to Brazil over the course of the military mission from Germany in that nation."
 GRP_support_weapons_1: "Metralhadora M34 & Morteiro de 8cm"
 GRP_support_weapons_1_desc: "The Machine Gun Model 34 (MG34) was a recoil operated air-cooled machine gun. Chambered in the powerful 7.92x57-mm Mauser rifle cartridge, the machine gun's high rate of fire (900 RPM) and efficient mobility made it arguably the most advanced machine gun in the world at the time; and was eagerly shown to Brazil as a proof of the martial superiority of the Kaiserreich. The perhaps unexpected consequence of that was the fact that the design was copied with little regard for patents by the Rio government after Black Monday. The Mortar Model 34 is an infantry mortar that employs 8-cm shells. It has been noted for its high accuracy and rate of fire."
 GRP_support_weapons2: "Metralhadora M39 & Morteiro 'Torneira' de 20cm"
 GRP_support_weapons_2_desc: "The Machine Gun Model 39 (M.G. 39) was an improvement over the M.G. 34. This belt fed machine gun features a high rate of fire and is suited for all purposes. The 20-cm leichter Mortar Model 40 is a spigot mortar designed for striking obstacles and strong points. Brazilian copies were noted for having inferior quality materials in their fabrication, presumably to lower costs."
 GRP_support_weapons3: "Metralhadora Imbel M1 & Morteiro de 8cm"
 GRP_support_weapons_3_desc: "The first models of heavy machine guns produced by Brazil, for Brazil, the Imbel models were noted for very high rate of fire, but also relatively low reliability and durability due to several corners cut during production. When it was working properly, it was one of the most fearsome weapons in the country's arsenal, however."
 GRP_infantry_at: "Metralhadora Anti-Tanque Imbel .50"
 GRP_infantry_at_desc: "The first models of heavy machine guns produced by Brazil, for Brazil, the Imbel models were noted for very high rate of fire, but also relatively low reliability and durability due to several corners cut during production. When it was working properly, it was one of the most fearsome weapons in the country's arsenal, however. Heavier variants were assigned to Anti Tank duties in the lack of proper weapons for the task in the armed forces."
 GRP_infantry_at2: "Lança Rojão M44"
 GRP_infantry_at2_desc: "The Model 44 Rocket Launcher, like many Brazilian weapons of its time, is a rather uninspired copy of european equipment used in the Second Weltkrieg, later produced and used by Brazil itself. Based mostly on the German 'Panzerschreck', the weapon shares most specifications with it, including its 8,8-centimetre rockets and the massive smoke trail left by firing."

 GRP_artillery_equipment_1: "Obuseiro Rheinmetall de 10,5 cm"
 GRP_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "After a series of military missions from and to Germany, Brazil's government started to import foreign artillery from that nation. These were Rheinmetall models were relatively modern for their time, but the nation had a very limited capacity for mass production of these at home. These guns were a significant upgrade from previous models used by Germany especially when it comes to hitting moving targets."
 GRP_artillery_equipment_2: "Obuseiro Modelo 41 de 11,5cm"
 GRP_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The Obuseiro Modelo 41 was little more than a copy of the specifications of the Modell 36 field howitzer from the German army, but with some tweaks to lower production costs, at the expense of some reliability. Even so, the gun was extensively used by artillery in Brazil across the Weltkrieg period, and was the first piece of artillery mass produced domestically itself rather than being mostly imported."
 GRP_artillery_equipment_3: "Obuseiro Modelo 43 de 17cm"
 GRP_artillery_equipment_3_desc: "Still following the trend of copying specifications from German pieces of equipment, the 1943 update of the M41 had a slight increase in firepower, and some refinements with the intent of making it more reliable. However, production was limited during wartime, and the upgraded field gun was a rare sight over the early 1940s. In later years, however, it and models with minimal variations were used by the Northeastern Armies until the 1960s."
 GRP_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Ob. Rm. de 10,5 cm"
 GRP_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Ob. M41 de 11,5cm"
 GRP_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Ob. M43 de 17cm"
 GRP_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "CAA M2 de 2cm"
 GRP_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "CAA M5 de 3,7cm"
 GRP_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "CAA M7 de 8,8cm"
 GRP_anti_air_equipment_1: "Canhão Antiaéreo M2 de 2cm"
 GRP_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: "Anti Air weaponry was a defensive priority for Brazil, as the war between states had shown the vulnerabilities of the federal capital against aircraft despite extensive coastal and land based defences. Developed in conjunction and with support of Germany, the M1 and M2 were admittedly little more than copies of FlaK models from the early 1930s, but that was sufficient to deal with the relatively slow aircraft deployed in South America at the time."
 GRP_anti_air_equipment_2: "Canhão Antiaéreo M5 de 3,7cm"
 GRP_anti_air_equipment_2_desc: "As aircraft rapidly developed, several updates and changes to the standard issue M2 were made over the years, but later models of anti aircraft weaponry entirely different specifications regarding almost everything from the main axle to the size of the cannon itself. The M5 is closely related to its German cousin, the 3,7cm Fla.K 37, but is made of lower quality materials to meet the production needs of Brazil."
 GRP_anti_air_equipment_3: "Canhão Antiaéreo M7 de 8,8cm"
 GRP_anti_air_equipment_3_desc: "As aircraft rapidly developed, several updates and changes to the standard issue M2 were made over the years, but later models of anti aircraft weaponry entirely different specifications regarding almost everything, and the M7 is almost entirely a departure from the original design all but in role. The M7 was the first piece of anti aircraft equipment designed domestically, but even so it retained so many similarities to similar guns in use by Germany and its allies in the Weltkrieg many experts claim it wasn't a different gun at all, but rather a domestically produced variant. The cumbersome gun saw little use in Brazilian service before the war was over."
 GRP_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Canhão Antitanque 'Alemão' de 3,7 cm"
 GRP_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: "Initially an outright import from Germany, the gun was straight up called 'Alemão' by the troops in the barracks due to its strength and obvious foreign origin, as its makers made sure to stamp imperial eagle effigies in seemingly every model. While similar models in europe were designed to be drawn by motorised forces, Brazil used an outdated design more suited to the many horses it had available, and the lack of appropriate road infrastructure in an eventual frontline against Argentina. Said nation was the main motivator behind Brazil's move to start fabricating the piece domestically in small numbers after 1936, as the instability in that region, and having an unpredictable regime in possession of dozens of tanks, unnerved general staff in Rio."
 GRP_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Canhão Antitanque M2 de 7,5 cm"
 GRP_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: "Developed entirely with German models as a basis, Anti Tank Artillery Model 2, or the AT2, was developed primarily against the types of heavier armour being used by european powers as the Second Weltkrieg raged. With Germany itself less than willing to cooperate with production this time, an illegally obtained piece was the basis for production domestically, which started much too late for widespread usage within the armed forces. The few models were usually distributed to divisions expected to face the burnt of enemy assaults."
 GRP_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Canhão Antitanque M6 de 12,8 cm"
 GRP_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: "As the Weltkrieg came to a close, the armour in enemy Tanks became almost overbearing to infantry and older models of artillery alike, and Brazil's solution was yet again to mimic european designs in a cheap fashion. This domestic version of the Pa.K 43 has all of the problems of the original guns, but with lower reliability and was made with cheaper materials. Steel shortages were the main reason for the staggeringly low number of units produced during the war."
 GRP_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "CAT Alemão de 3,7 cm"
 GRP_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "CAT de 7,5 cm"
 GRP_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "CAT M6 de 12,8 cm"
 GRP_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Bateria Lança Foguetes de 32cm"
 GRP_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "Rocket artillery was rarely utilised by the Brazilian military during the war period, and the few pieces manufactured were direct copies of what little German equipment of the type Brazilian officers got their hands on. Following the specifications of the original models, rockets of 32cm were used in these weapons, and a lack of said rockets is exactly why they were seldom used."
 GRP_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Bateria Lança Foguetes de 21cm"
 GRP_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "Rocket artillery was rarely utilised by the Brazilian military during the war period, and the few pieces manufactured were direct copies of what little German equipment of the type Brazilian officers got their hands on. Changes to the size of the rockets required for usage made later models more common, but still far from standard issue and few pieces of the LF de 21cm were used in the field when compared to even the M43."
 GRP_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Bat. LF de 21cm"
 GRP_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Bat. LF de 32cm"

### Railroad ###
 GRP_train_equipment_1: "Class 238 Armstrong Whitworth 2-6-2"
 GRP_train_equipment_2: "Class 1015 Alco-Schenectady 4-10-2"
 GRP_train_equipment_3: "Class 400 Beyer, Peacock 2-4-2"
 #GRP_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff
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### German Union ###
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### Land ###

 GRU_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "A"
 GRU_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "B"
 GRU_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "C"
 GRU_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "D"
 GRU_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "E"
 GRU_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "F"
 GRU_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "G"
 GRU_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "H"
 GRU_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "I"
 GRU_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "J"
 GRU_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "K"
 GRU_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "L"
 GRU_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "M"
 GRU_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_14: "N"
 GRU_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_15: "O"
 GRU_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_16: "P"

#Infantry Equip

 GRU_infantry_equipment_0: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0$"
 GRU_infantry_equipment_0_short: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0_short$"
 GRU_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser 98b"
 GRU_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser 98b"
 GRU_infantry_equipment_2: "Selbstladegewehr 40"
 GRU_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Selbstlader 40"
 GRU_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by the Mauser company in response to a German Army desire for a self-loading rifle with a backup bolt action, the Selbstladegewehr 40 was a massive leap forward in German small arms design. While initial prototypes were highly inaccurate, heavy, and prone to jamming, the German army eventually dropped some its other specific requirements for the rifle, and the end result, the predecessor the rifle that would ultimately be adopted, proved effective."
 GRU_infantry_equipment_3: "Maschinenkarabiner 42"
 GRU_infantry_equipment_3_short: "MKb 42"
 GRU_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The MKb 42 is a revolutionary design chambered for a new intermediate cartridge, developed by famous German arms designer Hugo Schmeisser in conjunction with the Haenel company. While the first prototype of the rifle was prone to jamming, both the military and even the Kaiser himself were extremely enthusiastic about the project and immense resources were concentrated on improving the design, with the rifle deemed ready for adoption in 1942."
 GRU_infantry_at: "$GER_infantry_at$"
 GRU_infantry_at_short: "$GER_infantry_at_short$"
 GRU_infantry_at2: "$GER_infantry_at2$"
 GRU_infantry_at2_short: "$GER_infantry_at2_short$"
 GRU_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 GRU_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 GRU_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 GRU_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"
 GRU_support_weapons3: "$GER_support_weapons3$"
 GRU_support_weapons3_short: "$GER_support_weapons3_short$"
 GRU_support_weapons4: "$GER_support_weapons4$"
 GRU_support_weapons4_short: "$GER_support_weapons4_short$"
 GRU_night_vision: "$GER_night_vision$"
 GRU_night_vision_short: "$GER_night_vision_short$"

#Motorised

 GRU_motorized_equipment_1: "Opel Blitz"
 GRU_motorized_rocket_equipment: "Opel Blitz mit Wurfrahmen 40"
 GRU_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Opel Blitz mit Wurfrahmen 40"
 GRU_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Blitz mit Wurfrahmen"
 GRU_mechanized_equipment_1: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11"
 GRU_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Sd.Kfz. 11"
 GRU_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11 was developed from 1934 to 1938 and involved Borgward AG and, from 1937 onwards, the design became associated with Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG. Initially intended to be a prime mover, the Sd.Kfz. 11 soon was transferred to the role of a transporter, when the need for an all-terrain vehicle became apparent. Capable of carrying eight soldiers in addition to towing a gun or a trailer, the truck became the main vehicle of panzergrenadiers."
 GRU_mechanized_equipment_2: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251"
 GRU_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Sd.Kfz. 251"
 GRU_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "Developed on the chassis of Sd.Kfz. 11, the Schützenpanzerwagen Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251 half-tracks (commonly referred to as "SWP") are built by Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG specifically to quickly transport a squad of infantrymen to the front lines with adequate armour protection from small arms fire. The truck examples are usually assigned to armour units for the purpose of helping troops stay right behind the fast moving tanks."
 GRU_mechanized_equipment_3: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 256"
 GRU_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Sd.Kfz. 256"
 GRU_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "In late 1943, the German Army asked Auto-Union to develop a light, fully tracked reconnaissance vehicle, capable of carrying 6-8 men in an open-top superstructure. Introduced in 1944 the Schwerer Schützenpanzerwagen 'Kätzchen' (Heavy Armoured Personnel Carrier 'Kitten') had the hull's shape similar to the hull of the Stu.Pz.Kpfw. VII, but much smaller. The vehicle has front wheel drive with five or six overlapping steel road wheels and was designed to attain speeds in excess of 50 km/hr and has light armour. Warmly met by the German Military despite not very high speed, the vehicle was adopted in service under the name Sd.Kfz. 256."

#Amphibious
 GRU_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper"
 GRU_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "LWS"
 GRU_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper II"
 GRU_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "LWS II"

#Artillery

 GRU_artillery_equipment_1: "10,5-cm leichte Feldhaubitze Modell 33"
 GRU_artillery_equipment_1_short: "10,5-cm le.F.H. 33"
 GRU_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "The 10,5-cm le.F.H. 33 is the standard artillery piece of the Deutsches Heer, adopted for service in 1933 and used by all divisions and artillery battalions. This gun was developed in 1928-29 by Rheinmetall, and was a major advance on its predecessor the 10,5-cm le.F.H. 16 - a completely new three-point split trail gun carriage provides more stability and increases the traverse to 56 degrees alongside with the sighting mechanism to make it easier to fire at moving targets."
 GRU_artillery_equipment_2: "15-cm schwere Feldhaubitze Modell 36"
 GRU_artillery_equipment_2_short: "15-cm s.F.H. 36"
 GRU_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The 15-cm schwere Feldhaubitze 36, nicknamed Immergrün ('Evergreen'), is the basic division-level heavy howitzer, serving alongside the smaller but more numerous 10,5-cm le.F.H. 33. The gun originated with a contest between Rheinmetall and Krupp, both of whom entered several designs that were all considered unsatisfactory for one reason or another. In the end the army decided the solution was to combine the best features of both designs, using the Rheinmetall gun on a Krupp carriage. In 1935 the Army drafted a requirement for a lightened version of the gun which could be towed by a single horse team in one piece, for which a new proposed design from Rheinmetall was selected."
 GRU_artillery_equipment_3: "17-cm Kanone Modell 40 in Mörserlafette"
 GRU_artillery_equipment_3_short: "17-cm K. 40 Mrs.Laf."
 GRU_artillery_equipment_3_Desc: "The 17-cm Kanone 40, built by Krupp and Hannoversche Maschinenbau, is heavy corps-level gun. In the field, the gun delivers great damage, but also has a great disadvantage of requiring a long period of time to tear down for transport. A notable innovation on the 17-cm K. 40 is the \"double recoil\" or dual-recoil carriage. The dual-recoil mechanism absorbs all of the recoil energy with virtually no movement of the box trail upon firing, thus making for a very accurate weapon."

 GRU_anti_tank_equipment_1: "3,7-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 36"
 GRU_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "3,7-cm Pa.K. 36"
 GRU_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: "Design of a horse-drawn, 3,7-cm anti-tank gun (designated 3,7-cm Pa.K. 28) by Rheinmetall commenced in 1924. By the early 1930s, it became apparent that horse-drawn artillery is obsolete, and the gun was modified for motorised transport, allowing it to be towed at highway speeds. Nicknamed by soldiers 'Heeresanklopfgerät' ('army door-knocking device'), the re-designated 3,7-cm Pa.K. 36 is the main anti-tank weapon of Deutsches Heer and easily can manage with enemy light tanks."
 GRU_anti_tank_equipment_2: "7,5-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 40"
 GRU_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "7,5-cm Pa.K. 40"
 GRU_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: "The 7,5-cm Pa.K. 40 was developed after reports of new enemy tank designs began to reach Berlin in 1939. The project was initially given low priority, but following the growing tensions with France and the appearance of heavily armoured tanks, it was given an increased priority. In terms of armour-piercing action, the Pa.K. 40 is superior to the similar guns, but have less effective rollback damping systems, as a result of which the gun is behind analogues to quickly change position."
 GRU_anti_tank_equipment_3: "12,8-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 43"
 GRU_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "12,8-cm Pa.K. 43"
 GRU_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: "The 12,8-cm Pa.K. 43 is the new anti-tank gun developed initially as a field gun known as the Kanone 43. However, once heavier tanks started to appear the design requirements were altered to include an anti-armour role. The 12,8-cm Pa.K. 44 has a good anti-tank performance over long to extreme-long ranges - 1,800-2,700 metres and beyond - while also doubling as an effective field gun when firing high-explosive shells. But since it was not possible to install a 12,8-cm barrel on the carriage of a conventional anti-tank gun, a special carriage for the gun was designed. The high profile of the gun had to be maintained, which makes the gun extremely visible."

 GRU_anti_air_equipment_1: "2-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 36"
 GRU_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "2-cm Fla.K. 36"
 GRU_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: "The 2-cm Fla.K. 30 automatic anti-aircraft cannon was developed by Rheinmetall in 1930, and the Deutsches Heer began to receive guns in 1933. In 1936, due to the growth of tensions, Mauser modernised the gun - the upgraded model received the designation 2-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone 36 and was adopted by the German army. The principle of operation of the Fla.K. 36 mechanisms remains the same - the use of recoil force with a short barrel stroke, but otherwise is similar with only increased the rate of fire to 220 rounds per minute and slightly lowered overall weight to 420 kg."
 GRU_anti_air_equipment_2: "3,7-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 37"
 GRU_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "3,7-cm Fla.K. 37"
 GRU_anti_air_equipment_2_desc: "The original 3,7-cm gun was developed by Rheinmetall in 1935. The cannon had an overall length of 89 calibres, which allowed a 4,800 metres maximum ceiling. The Fla.K. 35 was only produced in small numbers, and production had already ended in 1936. Development continued, focusing on replacement of the existing cumbersome dual-axle mount with a lighter single-axle one, resulting in a 3,7-cm Fla.K. 36 with the practical rate of fire raised to 120 rounds per minute. A new, simplified sighting system introduced the next year led to the otherwise-identical 3,7-cm Fla.K. 37 which quickly became the main variant of the gun for the German Army."
 GRU_anti_air_equipment_3: "8,8-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 41"
 GRU_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "8,8-cm Fla.K. 41"
 GRU_anti_air_equipment_3_desc: "Initially developed in 1930 by Krupp the 8,8-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone 30, commonly known as 'acht-acht' ('eight-eight'), was later modified by Rheinmetall. The versatile carriage allows the 8,8-cm Fla.K. to fire in a limited anti-tank mode when still on its wheels, and many consider the 8,8-cm Fla.K. line to be one of the best of its time. The Rheinmetall Fla.K. 41 is a second generation 8,8-cm gun, which some generals say is 'almost equal to the 12,8-cm cannon'. While having good characteristics, the Fla.K. 41 has problems in service, and is used mainly where it can be properly maintained."

 GRU_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "28/32-cm Schweres Wurfgerät Modell 40"
 GRU_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "s.W.G. 40"
 GRU_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "Initially designed for Nebeltruppen (Smoke Troops) for smokescreen setting, the schwere Wurfgerät 40 exists in two variants - with wooden and steel frames. The open frames of the most common steel version have short hinged legs to adjust elevation and are sized to fit the 32-centimetre rocket, but adapter rails are provided to allow the 28-centimetre rockets to fit. The s.W.G. 40 also can be mounted on schwere Wurfrahmen 40 frames attached to the sides of different vehicles."
 GRU_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "21-cm Raketenwerfer Modell 42"
 GRU_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "R.W. 42"
 GRU_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The 21-cm Raketenwerfer 42 is a five-barreled multiple rocket launcher mounted on the towed carriage derived from that of the 3,7 cm Pa.K. 36 anti-tank gun. The launchers are organised into batteries of six with three batteries per battalion. Intended to provide the fire support and settle smokescreens, the R.W. 42 are mainly used as rocket artillery and almost don't participate in chemical warfare."

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### Guatemala ###
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### Land ###
 GUA_infantry_equipment_0: "Mauser Modelo 1923"
 GUA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M23"
 GUA_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Shortly before the Weltkrieg, Guatemala licensed prodution of the Gewehr 1898 from the German Empire. However, only a limited quantity of rifles were produced. Upon José María Orellana's ascent to the presidency, however, Guatemala recognised the need to modernise its small arms and a new line of Mauser 1898s rechambered in the plentiful of Springfield .30-06 were produced. The rifle is known in Guatemalan service as the Mauser Model 1923."
 GUA_infantry_equipment_1: "Zbrojovka Brno Mauser Modelo 1928"
 GUA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Brno M28"
 GUA_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The shortcomings of the Guatemalan Model 1923 Mauser quickly became clear and only a few years after the M23's introduction, a replacement was sought. The Brno arsenal in the Hapsburg Empire submitted a variant of its 1924 version Mauser Rifle and the design was selected by Guatemala to replace the M23. Like's its older cousin, the Brno M28 is chambered in .30-06."
 GUA_infantry_equipment_2: "Thompson Modelo 1928A1"
 GUA_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Thompson M1928A1"
 GUA_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Modelo 1943"
 GUA_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"

### Railroad ###
 #GUA_train_equipment_1: ""
 GUA_train_equipment_2: "IRCA 2-8-2 Steam Locomotive"
 GUA_train_equipment_3: "IRCA Sumpter Valley 2-6-6-2"
 #GUA_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff
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### Guyana ###
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 GYA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "Mk I"
 GYA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "Mk III"
 GYA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "Mk II"
 GYA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "Mk IV"
 GYA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "Mk V"
 GYA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "Mk VI"
 GYA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "Mk VII"
 GYA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "Mk VIII"
 GYA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "Mk IX"
 GYA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "Mk X"
 GYA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "Mk XI"
 GYA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "Mk XII"
 GYA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "Mk XIII"

### Land ###
 GYA_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle, Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield Mk III"
 GYA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk III"
 GYA_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The venerable Lee-Enfield (SMLE) rifle that served the Empire throughout the Great War continues to be the standard arm of the Dominions following the Empire's collapse. Quantities of the SMLE rifle can be found in arsenal throughout the many Dominions. With rifle production seriously disrupted with the loss of the arms factories of England, the Dominions have turned to the old reliable three-oh-three as their standard weapon of choice until suitable replacements are created or purchased."
 GYA_infantry_equipment_1: "SMLE Mk V"
 GYA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "SMLE Mk V"
 GYA_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "After the fall of the Home Isles, the need to rearm what remained of the Empire became paramount. British engineers from the RSAF (Royal Small Arms Factory) began taking refuge in Ontario to work on an existing Lee-Enfield. The classic short magazine rifle's updated model displays a new and improved aperture system on the side instead of the middle, which features improved sighting radius, sighting accuracy, and sighting speed. However, due to the foraging and machining operations required to construct the rifle, the production of this new SMLE design is relatively expensive."
 GYA_infantry_equipment_2: "Owen Mk 1"
 GYA_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Owen Machine Carbine"
 GYA_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "With the prospect of war coming, the Army has requested a submachine gun to be developed for close quarters and urban warfare, especially with the destructiveness that characterises the civil war in America. The Canadian Army officially adopted a weapon designed by young Australian private Evelyn Owen. The "Owen" machine carbine features an impressive rate of fire and a cheap cost to manufacture while also being sturdy in rough conditions - making it ideal for urban combat. Compared with other submachine guns during testing, the Owen has shown itself time and time again to be the only one to withstand mud, sand, and harsh environments. With favourable testing concluded, large quantities of the Owen were dispatched to the Dominions in preparation for the coming war."
 GYA_infantry_equipment_3: "Long Branch Mk 1"
 GYA_infantry_equipment_3_short: "SLR Mk 1"
 GYA_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Crown Corporation Small Arms Ltd in Long Branch responded to requests from the Canadian government for a self-loading rifle. The self-loading rifle is chambered in 8mm Mauser cartridges and features a tilting bolt action. While the gun suffers from reliability issues and excessive recoil, the rifle comes with a shoulder pad to compensate for the recoil. In addition, the rifle's light weight makes it ideal for mobility and urban combat. Many copies were sent to arm the Dominions of the Empire in preparation for the eventual homecoming."
 GYA_night_vision: "Receivers, Tabby, Periscope Mk 1"
 GYA_night_vision_short: "Tabby Scope"
 GYA_night_vision_desc: "The Tabby Scope is one of the Canadian government's most closesly guarded secrets; the process of development is even hidden from the fellow members of the Entente. A chance discovery by scientists in the ISAC, the scope is shaped in the form of a canteen but contains a monocular infrared scope along with a battery. Assigned to only the most elite of the elite, the scope allows the unprecedented advantage of having vision in the dark."
 GYA_infantry_weapons2: "BSA Thompson M1926"
 GYA_infantry_weapons2_desc: "The Canadian Army has formally adopted the iconic American submachine gun associated with crime and vice. The M1928A1 is the service variant of the classic M1921 Thompson Machine gun, and although production is expensive, the gun is well-liked among the troops in the field who praise its efficiency and reliability. While most variants rely on smaller 'box' magazines, some other variants feature large and bulky fifty-round drum magazines."
 GYA_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Lanchester Submachine Gun"
 GYA_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "With the outbreak of all out war in the United States and the looming clouds of war in Europe, the Canadian Army desperately needs arms for the homecoming. With little time to prepare and research, the Canadian Army has commissioned the 'Lanchester' submachine gun, a near perfect copy of the German MP-28."
 GYA_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Canadian Machine Carbine Mk 1"
 GYA_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "In further cooperation with the Small Arms Ltd at Long Branch, the Canadian military has officially adopted a new compliment and perhaps successor to the Owen. The Machine Carbine Mk 1 features a selective fire trigger with an innovative horizontal magazine to withstand dirt, dust, and sand. Pressure on the top of the trigger would fire the weapon in fully automatic, while pressure on the bottom would fire semi-automatic. While the new machine carbine features a lower rate of fire than the Owen, its reliability and ability to deal selective fire make it quite the potential successor. Many quantities found their way into the arsenal of the Dominions."
 GYA_infantry_at: "Grenade, Rifle, Anti-tank No. 68"
 GYA_infantry_at_desc: "Witnessing a demonstration of Henry Mohaupt's anti-tank rifle grenade in Switzerland, a Canadian commission, guessing that the weapon used the shaped charge principle, began work on their own design. The resulting high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT) rifle grenade is hoped to provide greater capabilities for the infantry to fight enemy armour using the cup launchers already in service."
 GYA_infantry_at2: "Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank Mk I "
 GYA_infantry_at2_desc: "With the need for a hand-held anti tank weapon for use on the frontlines, the Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank Mk I (PIAT) has been developed based on the design of the bombard mortar. With an effective range of 105 metres in direct fire mode, the device has been well liked due to its lack of backblast - however there has been concerns about its intense recoil."
 GYA_infantry_at2_short: "PIAT"
 GYA_support_weapons: "Vickers MG & Stokes mortar"
 GYA_support_weapons_desc: "The water cooled Vickers MG and the Stokes trench mortar were the standard support arms of the Canadian Army during the Weltkrieg. With the threat of war ever so near, the Canadian Army has recommissioned them back into service."
 GYA_support_weapons2: "Lewis Mk III DEMS & SBML two-inch mortar"
 GYA_support_weapons2_desc: "With its iconic 'pan' magazine, the Lewis has served the Tommy since the darkest days of the First Weltkrieg. With the threat of war ever so near, the MKIII variant has a pistol grip that allows it to be fired from the shoulder on any part of a ship's deck. The SBML while small, is incredibly portable and has greater firepower and range than most rifle grenades."
 GYA_support_weapons3: "Vickers M Mk II & ML 3 inch mortar"
 GYA_support_weapons3_desc: "The Mark II variant of the Vickers MG features a selective fire option and a pistol grip. It has been primarily adopted for the armoured vehicles. The ML 3 inch mortar is a considerable upgrade from the Stokes, as it is reliable and sturdy for close artillery support."
 GYA_support_weapons4: "Vickers M Mk III & ML 4.2 inch Mortar"
 GYA_support_weapons4_desc: "The third variant of the esteemed Vickers machine gun was designed for anti-aircraft usage and features a slightly increased rate of fire from its predecessors. Likewise, the 4.2 inch mortar is a heavier upgrade of previous Canadian mortar models and capable of dropping intense and effective support."

 GYA_motorized_equipment_1: "GM Canada Commonwealth Military Pattern"
 GYA_motorized_equipment_1_short: "GM Canada CMP"

 GYA_mechanized_equipment_1: "Vickers Carrier LP"
 GYA_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Vickers Carrier"
 GYA_mechanized_equipment_2: "Ram Kangaroo"
 GYA_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Ram Kangaroo"
 GYA_mechanized_equipment_3: "King Kangaroo"
 GYA_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "King Kangaroo"

#Armoured Car
 GYA_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Ruskin Rover"
 GYA_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Rover"
 GYA_armored_car_equipment_1: "GM Canada Otter"
 GYA_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Otter"
 GYA_armored_car_equipment_2: "Ruskin Rhino"
 GYA_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "RP-3"
 GYA_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "RP-3"
 GYA_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "RP-3 Land Mattress"
 GYA_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Land Mattress"

 GYA_artillery_equipment_1: "QF 18-pounder"
 GYA_artillery_equipment_1_short: "QF 18-pounder"
 GYA_artillery_equipment_2: "QF 25-pounder"
 GYA_artillery_equipment_3: "BL 5.5-inch"

 GYA_anti_air_equipment_1: "QF 3-inch 20 cwt"
 GYA_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "QF 3-inch"
 GYA_anti_air_equipment_2: "QF 40 mm Bofors"
 GYA_anti_air_equipment_3: "QF 3.7-inch"

 GYA_anti_tank_equipment_1: "QF 2-pounder"
 GYA_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "QF 2-pounder"
 GYA_anti_tank_equipment_2: "QF 6-pounder"
 GYA_anti_tank_equipment_3: "QF 17-pounder"

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### Liangguang Clique ###
###

### Land ###
 GXC_infantry_equipment_0: "Guangdong Type 88"
 GXC_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Guangdong Type 88"
 GXC_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Originally a product of late Guangxu era 'Self Strengthening' efforts, the Type 88 was designed as a close copy of the German Gewehr 88 with export modifications. While collectively inferior to newer rifles despite improvements, and often poorly maintained, the weapon is known to be rugged and reliable if unwieldy.\n\nThis variety is mainly produced at the Guangdong Arsenal, though equipment shortages and personal preference often see it used alongside non-standard weapons such as the Dadao."
 GXC_infantry_equipment_1: "Guangdong Type 27"
 GXC_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Guangdong Type 27"
 GXC_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Originally called the 'Xuantong Type 27', this rifle was put into Qing service in 1935 through German assistance after the Restoration. The weapon is functionally a near copy of the German Mauser M1924, and a considerable improvement over the much older Type 88 in terms of weight and recoil.\n\nFirst produced at the Hanyang arsenal with German tools, manufacturing methods have already spread to Guangdong, though it may not fully replace its predecessors for some time."
 GXC_infantry_equipment_2: "Tsingtao MP18"
 GXC_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Tsingtao MP18"
 GXC_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Thanks to the flood of Weltkrieg surplus into the world market in the early 1920s, the MP18 saw action in China some time before a modified version began production in Tsingtao.\n\nWith changes to the magazine and stock, this particular product of Sino-German cooperation has been copied and sold throughout Northern and Southern China, though primarily to the Qing Government."
 GXC_infantry_equipment_3: "Guangdong Xinhai Type 33"
 GXC_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Guangdong Type 33"
 GXC_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Type 33 is a semi-automatic rifle based on the General Liu rifle from 1914. While appearing similar, the Type 33 is shorter, has the rear of the receiver covered, and the gas-trap system replaced by a simple gas port. The new rifle is also no longer able to switch to manual action and uses magazines from the Bohemian ZH-29 rifle and ZB-26 light machine gun."
 GXC_support_weapons: "Guangdong 8mm light machine gun & Jingling Xuantong Type 23 82mm mortar"
 GXC_support_weapons2: "Guangxi 30 festival 7.9mm machine gun 'Old yellow ox' & Pajiang Xuantong Type 32 150mm mortar"
 GXC_support_weapons3: "Xuantong Type 27 heavy machine gun & Pajiang Xuantong Type 34 60mm mortar"

 GXC_artillery_equipment_1: "75mm Hanyang Xinhai Type 10 Field Gun"
 GXC_artillery_equipment_1_short: "75mm Hanyang Type 10"
 GXC_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "As the most produced artillery during the Beiyang era, this artillery entered service in many armies across China.\n\nFollowing the Qing restoration, the new government announced that it would be renamed the 'Xuantong Type 13', but republican forces still refer to it as the 'Xinhai Type 10'."
 GXC_artillery_equipment_2: "75mm Pajiang Xinhai Type 25 Howitzer"
 GXC_artillery_equipment_2_short: "75mm Pajiang Type 25"
 GXC_artillery_equipment_3: "105mm Pajiang Xinhai Type 26 Howitzer"
 GXC_artillery_equipment_3_short: "105mm Pajiang Type 26"

 GXC_anti_air_equipment_1: "20mm Pajiang M1939 Gun"
 GXC_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "20mm Pajiang M1939 Gun"

 GXC_anti_tank_equipment_1: "37mm Hanyang Xinhai Type 18 Flat Trajectory Gun"
 GXC_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "37mm Hanyang Type 18"
 GXC_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: "Although this is actually the '37mm Hanyang Type 21' commonly equipped by the Qing army, some ardent republicans instead call it the Xinhai Type 18 according to the Republic of China's Xinhai calendar."
 GXC_anti_tank_equipment_2: "37mm Pajiang Xinhai Type 30 Anti-tank Gun"
 GXC_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "37mm Pajiang Type 30"
 GXC_anti_tank_equipment_3: "57mm Pajiang Xinhai Type 36 Recoilless Cannon"
 GXC_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "57mm Pajiang Type 36"

 GXC_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Guangzhou 4-wheel Combat Vehicle"
 GXC_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "4-lun Zhanche"
 GXC_gw_armored_car_equipment_desc: "Since the early 1930s, the Liangguang Clique imported a large number of American GMC 3/4-ton trucks, and used their chassis to mass-produce a batch of armoured vehicles equipped with three 7.62mm light machine guns. Although the armoured vehicle's manoeuvrability is low due to the large amount of armour added, it is almost invincible in the face of bandits in Guangdong and Guangxi."
 GXC_armored_car_equipment_1: "Guangzhou 6-wheel Combat Vehicle"
 GXC_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "6-lun Zhanche"
 GXC_armored_car_equipment_1_desc: "After the outbreak of the Second American Civil War, many American military GMC Six-wheel drive trucks entered the international arms market. Liangguang quickly sensed the opportunity and purchased a small number of these trucks and rebuilt them into armoured vehicles.\n\nThis armoured vehicle is equipped with a rotatable heavy machine gun turret, below which is a 37mm infantry support gun facing the front, alongside two sponson-mounted machine guns at either side of the car body. The relative size and power of this vehicle on the Chinese battlefield makes it nothing less than a 'monster' in the eyes of most other warlords."

#Tanks

 GXC_motorized_equipment_1: "Guangzhou Type Zhonghua 'China'"
 GXC_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Zhonghua"
 GXC_motorized_equipment_1_desc: "In 1936, with the funding of the China Public Interest Party, Chinese engineer Huang Hanzhong trial-produced the Type Zhonghua truck in Hunan. Soon in the same year, the Hunan Machinery Plant in Hunan Province produced a civilian passenger car capable of carrying 25 people. At the end of the year, with the support of the China Public Interest Party, Chinese engineer Tang Zhongming designed a new generation of Zhonghua trucks based on the former and combined the advantages of the latter, and the charcoal engine of the former was replaced with an 8-cylinder gasoline engine."

 GXC_mechanized_equipment_1: "Vickers Carrier"
 GXC_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Vickers Carrier"

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### Haiti ###
###

### Land ###
 HAI_infantry_equipment_0: "Springfield Krag-Jørgensen Modèle 1898"
 HAI_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Springfield M1898"
 HAI_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Krag-Jørgensen rifle was adopted by the United States in 1892 to replace the ageing Springfield Model 1884. While the Krags proved superior at close ranges to comparable Mauser designs in the Spanish-American war, the rifle's flimsy action in comparison to newer bolt designs necessitated a replacement a mere decade after its adoption. During the American occupations of several Central American nations in the early 20th century, many stockpiled Krag rifles, mostly of the 1898 rifle pattern, were given to local forces along with droves of surplus ammunition."
 HAI_infantry_equipment_1: "Fabrique Nationale Mauser Modèle 1924"
 HAI_infantry_equipment_1_short: "FN-24"
 HAI_infantry_equipment_2: "Thompson Modèle 1928A1"
 HAI_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Thompson M1928A1"
 HAI_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Modèle 1943"
 HAI_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"

### Railroad ###
 #HAI_train_equipment_1: ""
 #HAI_train_equipment_2: ""
 #HAI_train_equipment_3: ""
 #HAI_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff

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### Hausaland ###
###

### Land ###
 HAU_infantry_equipment_0: "Short Model Lee-Enfield Mk I"
 HAU_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk 1"
 HAU_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 HAU_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 HAU_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 HAU_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 HAU_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 HAU_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 HAU_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### Hawaii ###
###

### Land ###

 HAW_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "A1"
 HAW_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "A2"
 HAW_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "A3"
 HAW_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "A4"
 HAW_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "A5"
 HAW_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "A6"
 HAW_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "A7"
 HAW_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "A8"
 HAW_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "A9"
 HAW_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "A9A1"
 HAW_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "A9A2"
 HAW_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "A9A3"
 HAW_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "A9A4"

#Infantry Equip

 HAW_infantry_equipment_0: "Springfield Model 1903"
 HAW_infantry_equipment_0_short: "M1903 Springfield"
 HAW_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Model 1903 was developed at Springfield Arsenal when, following the Spanish-American war, the United States deemed the Krag-Jørgensen rifle inadequate on account of its weak action; at its core, the 1903 was an attempt to combine beneficial features of both the Krag and captureds Spanish Mausers. The rifle was gradually adopted along with the .30-06 cartridge both before and while the rest of the world waged the Weltkrieg."
 HAW_infantry_equipment_1: "Springfield Model 1903A1"
 HAW_infantry_equipment_1_short: "M1903A1 Springfield"
 HAW_support_weapons: "M1917 Browning MG & Stokes mortar"
 HAW_support_weapons2: "M1919 Browning MG & SBML two-inch mortar"

#Artillery

 HAW_artillery_equipment_1: "75 mm Gun M1897"
 HAW_artillery_equipment_1_short: "75 mm Gun M1897"

 HAW_anti_tank_equipment_1: "37 mm Gun M3"
 HAW_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "37 mm Gun M3"

 HAW_anti_air_equipment_1: "37 mm Gun M1"
 HAW_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "37 mm Gun M1"
 HAW_anti_air_equipment_2: "40 mm M1"

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### Hunan Clique ###
###

### Land ###
 HNN_infantry_equipment_0: "Guangdong Type 88"
 HNN_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Guangdong Type 88"
 HNN_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Originally a product of late Guangxu era 'Self Strengthening' efforts, the Type 88 was designed as a close copy of the German Gewehr 88 with export modifications. While collectively inferior to newer rifles despite improvements, and often poorly maintained, the weapon is known to be rugged and reliable if unwieldy.\n\nThis variety is mainly produced at the Guangdong Arsenal, though equipment shortages and personal preference often see it used alongside non-standard weapons such as the Miaodao."
 HNN_infantry_equipment_1: "Guangdong Type 27"
 HNN_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Guangdong Type 27"
 HNN_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Originally called the 'Xuantong Type 27', this rifle was put into Qing service in 1935 through German assistance after the Restoration. The weapon is functionally a near copy of the German Mauser M1924, and a considerable improvement over the much older Type 88 in terms of weight and recoil.\n\nFirst produced at the Hanyang arsenal with German tools, manufacturing methods have already spread to Guangdong, though it may not fully replace its predecessors for some time."
 HNN_infantry_equipment_2: "Tsingtao MP18"
 HNN_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Tsingtao MP18"
 HNN_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Thanks to the flood of Weltkrieg surplus into the world market in the early 1920s, the MP18 saw action in China some time before a modified version began production in Tsingtao.\n\nWith changes to the magazine and stock, this particular product of Sino-German cooperation has been copied and sold throughout Northern and Southern China, though primarily to the Qing Government."
 HNN_infantry_equipment_3: "Guangdong Xinhai Type 33"
 HNN_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Guangdong Type 33"
 HNN_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Type 33 is a semi-automatic rifle based on the General Liu rifle from 1914. While appearing similar, the Type 33 is shorter, has the rear of the receiver covered, and the gas-trap system replaced by a simple gas port. The new rifle is also no longer able to switch to manual action and uses magazines from the Bohemian ZH-29 rifle and ZB-26 light machine gun."
 HNN_support_weapons: "'Huaning' 7.92mm heavy machine gun & Hanyang-made Stokes mortar"
 HNN_support_weapons2: "Hanyang 30 festival 7.9mm machine gun 'Old yellow ox' & Jingling Xuantong Type 23 82mm mortar"
 HNN_support_weapons3: "Xuantong Type 27 heavy machine gun & Zhuzhou Xuantong Type 34 60mm mortar"

 HNN_artillery_equipment_1: "75mm Hanyang Xinhai Type 10 Field Gun"
 HNN_artillery_equipment_1_short: "75mm Hanyang Type 10"
 HNN_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "As the most produced artillery during the Beiyang era, this artillery entered service in many armies across China.\n\nFollowing the Qing restoration, the new government announced that it would be renamed the 'Xuantong Type 13', but republican forces still refer to it as the 'Xinhai Type 10'."

 HNN_motorized_equipment_1: "Zhuzhou Type Zhonghua 'China'"
 HNN_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Zhonghua"
 HNN_motorized_equipment_1_desc: "In 1936, with the funding of the China Public Interest Party, Chinese engineer Huang Hanzhong trial-produced the Type Zhonghua truck in Hunan. Soon in the same year, the Hunan Machinery Plant in Hunan Province produced a civilian passenger car capable of carrying 25 people. At the end of the year, with the support of the China Public Interest Party, Chinese engineer Tang Zhongming designed a new generation of Zhonghua trucks based on the former and combined the advantages of the latter, and the charcoal engine of the former was replaced with an 8-cylinder gasoline engine."

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### Netherlands ###
###

### Land ###
 HOL_infantry_equipment_0: "Mannlicher Geweer M.95"
 HOL_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mannlicher M95"
 HOL_infantry_equipment_1: "Karabijn No.5 M.95"
 HOL_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Karabijn M95"
 HOL_infantry_equipment_2: "Johnson Automatisch Geweer M1941"
 HOL_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Johnson M1941"
 HOL_infantry_equipment_3: "Automatisch Geweer M44"
 HOL_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Automatisch Geweer M44"
 HOL_infantry_at: "Pansarvärnsgevär m/38"
 HOL_infantry_at2: "Carl Gustav Pvg m/42"

 HOL_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Landsverk L180"
 HOL_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "L180"
 HOL_armored_car_equipment_1: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, 8-rad, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 231"
 HOL_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Sd.Kfz. 231"
 HOL_armored_car_equipment_2: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234"
 HOL_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Sd. Kfz. 234"
 HOL_armored_car_at_equipment: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234/2"
 HOL_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Sd.Kfz. 234/2"

 HOL_anti_air_equipment_1: "2cm Stuk M.28 Oerlikon"
 HOL_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "2cm Stuk M.28"
 HOL_anti_air_equipment_2: "4cm Stuk M.36 Bofors"
 HOL_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "4cm Stuk M.36"
 HOL_anti_air_equipment_3: "4cm Stuk M.43 Bofors"
 HOL_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "4cm Stuk M.43"

 HOL_anti_tank_equipment_1: "4,7cm Stuk M.36 Böhler"
 HOL_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "4,7cm Stuk M.36"
 HOL_anti_tank_equipment_2: "5,7cm Stuk M.43 Bofors"
 HOL_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "5,7cm Stuk M.43"
 HOL_anti_tank_equipment_3: "7,5cm Stuk M.43 Bofors"
 HOL_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "7,5cm Stuk M.43"

 HOL_artillery_equipment_1: "7,5 cm Siderius Model 02/04"
 HOL_artillery_equipment_1_short: "7,5 cm M 02/04"
 HOL_artillery_equipment_2: "10,5cm Houwitser M.40 Bofors"
 HOL_artillery_equipment_2_short: "10,5cm Houwitser M.40"
 HOL_artillery_equipment_3: "10,5cm Houwitser M.39 Bofors"
 HOL_artillery_equipment_3_short: "10,5cm Houwitser M.39"

 HOL_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "12,7cm Raket M.41"
 HOL_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "12,7cm Raket M.41"
 HOL_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "12,7cm Raket M.42"
 HOL_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "12,7cm Raket M.42"
 HOL_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "12,7cm Raket M.43"
 HOL_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "12,7cm Raket M.43"

 HOL_motorized_equipment_1: "DAF Trado"
 HOL_motorized_equipment_1_short: "DAF Trado"
 HOL_motorized_equipment_1_desc: "The Trado suspension system was a considerable commercial success and applied to many existing and new civilian and military truck types. It consisted of a leaf-springed bogie with two actuated road wheels that could be easily attached to, driven by and rotate on the back axis of any commercial truck, thus adding a "walking beam" to the vehicle that significantly improved its cross-country performance."
 HOL_mechanized_equipment_1: "Braat Overvalwagen"
 HOL_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Overvalwagen"
 HOL_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "Designed in 1940 and based on a Chevrolet COE (Cab Over Chassis) truck. In order to deflect or stop small arms fire, the sloped hull was 20 mm thick at the front glacis and 12 mm thick at the sides and rear. The main cab counted one driver armoured hinged panel and a side vision slit, while the commander position received a three-faced casemate housing an air-cooled cal.30 (7.62 mm) Browning machine gun or a liquid-cooled .303 (7.7 mm) Vickers and a rear hatch."
 HOL_mechanized_equipment_2: "Pantserwagen M.42"
 HOL_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Psw. M.42"
 HOL_mechanized_equipment_3: "Pantserwagen M.44"
 HOL_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Psw. M.44"

#Trains
 HOL_train_equipment_1: "NS 3400"
 HOL_train_equipment_1_short: "NS 3400"
 HOL_train_equipment_1_desc: "The NS 3400 are a class of goods locomotives built by the Dutch Railway’s predecessor HSM. The 0-6-0 locomotives are reliable and easy to maintain, and generally well-liked by the crews."
 # Really a WD 2-8-0 but there is no good alternative:
 HOL_train_equipment_2: "NS 4300"
 HOL_train_equipment_2_short: "NS 4300"
 HOL_train_equipment_2_desc: "As the weight and length of good trains increased significantly, locomotive sizes followed suit. The NS 4300 is one of the first heavy freight locomotives built for the Dutch Railways. The 2-8-0 locomotive had good steam production and power output, good qualities needed for the longer and heavier express goods trains. The class would commonly be used to pull war time goods trains."
 HOL_train_equipment_3: "$GER_train_equipment_3$"
 HOL_train_equipment_3_short: "$GER_train_equipment_3_short$"
 HOL_train_equipment_3_desc: "$GER_train_equipment_3_desc$"

 HOL_railway_gun_equipment_1: "$GER_railway_gun_equipment_1$"
 HOL_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: "$GER_railway_gun_equipment_1_short$"
 HOL_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: "$GER_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc$"

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### Honduras ###
###

### Land ###
 HON_infantry_equipment_0: "Mauser Modelo 1895 Rifle Corto"
 HON_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M1895"
 HON_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Short Mauser Model 1895 is an upgraded Spanish Mauser in a configuration halfway between a full rifle and a carbine. The Honduran variant is chambered in 7x57mm Mauser."
 HON_infantry_equipment_1: "Remington Modelo 1934"
 HON_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Remington M34"
 HON_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Remington Model 1934 is a bolt-action carbine purpose built for the Central and South American market. It is an upgraded Enfield 1917 incorporating design features from both the Springfield 1903 and Remington 30 sporting rifle, and is chambered in 7x57mm Mauser."
 HON_infantry_equipment_2: "Thompson Modelo 1928A1"
 HON_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Thompson M1928A1"
 HON_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Modelo 1943"
 HON_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"

### Railroad ###
 #HON_train_equipment_1: ""
 #HON_train_equipment_2: ""
 #HON_train_equipment_3: ""
 #HON_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff
###
### Kingdom of Hungary ###
###

### Land ###

#Infantry Equip

 HUN_infantry_equipment_0: "1895/30 Minta karabély"
 HUN_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mannlicher 95/30.M"
 HUN_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mannlicher 1895/1930 Minta karabély (German: Infanterie Repetier-Gewehr M.95) was the service rifle of the Austro-Hungarian armed forces during the Weltkrieg. Designed by Ferdinand von Mannlicher, it used a straight-pull bolt-action for increased rate-of-fire compared to its contemporaries, giving it the nickname Ruck-Zuck (German slang for \"back and forth\") by Austrian troops and \"Ta-Pum\" by the Italians on the receiving end. The Italian song \"Ta pum!\" from the Weltkrieg refers to this rifle. Later after the war, most rifles were converted into the carbine configuration."
 HUN_infantry_equipment_1: "1935 Minta karabély"
 HUN_infantry_equipment_1_short: "FÉG 35.M"
 HUN_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Weltkrieg made the M.95's deficiencies all-too obvious, especially its relatively underpowered round-nose cartridge and the required maintenance for the straight-pull action. Steyr developed the 8x56mm \"Spitzer\" cartridge that would serve as the basis to a new generation of weapons and push the M.95 to its full potential. In the 1935 Rifle Trial, the Hungarian FÉG design based on the Mannlicher-Schönauer's excellent turn-bolt-action won out and was adopted."
 HUN_infantry_equipment_2: "1939 Minta Géppisztoly"
 HUN_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Danuvia 39.M"
 HUN_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by Pál Király, this \"heavy\" submachine gun used specially-loaded 9x25mm ammunition in a folding magazine for transport and storage. This made it very potent and reliable compared to its contemporaries, making it reminiscent of later assault rifle designs."
 HUN_infantry_equipment_3: "1942 Minta Gépkarabély"
 HUN_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Zbrojovka Brno 42.M"
 HUN_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "As it became clear that engagement distances had significantly shortened since the Weltkrieg, the Monarchy became interested in developing an intermediate cartridge and the \"machine-carbine\" idea. The Koucký brothers at Zbrojovka Brno presented their ZK 412 design using the 8x35mm \"Rapid\" cartridge with similar performance to the German 8x33mm Kurz."
 HUN_infantry_weapons2: "1934 Minta Géppisztoly"
 HUN_infantry_weapons2_short: "Steyr-Solothurn 34.M"
 HUN_infantry_weapons2_desc: "While a German design by Louis Stange, the  MP 34 was mainly produced by Steyr and was adopted by the Austro-Hungarian Army. As common with early submachine guns, this design was heavy, expensive, but reliable, with a horizontal magazine using the potent 9x25mm Mauser cartridge."
 HUN_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "1938 Minta Géppisztoly"
 HUN_improved_infantry_weapons_2_short: "Zbrojovka Brno 38.M"
 HUN_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "Seeing the need for a submachine-gun using the standard pistol cartridge of the Army, the Monarchy would adopt the ZK 383, designed by brothers Josef and František Koucký at Zbrojovka Brno, as the MP 38. Using a horizontal magazine like the MP 34, the ZK 383 is known for having a light bipod, allowing it to be used as a substitute squad automatic weapon. Later models were heavily simplified for cheaper and faster production, along with a vertical foldable magazine like the Danuvia SMGs."
 HUN_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "1943 Minta Géppisztoly"
 HUN_advanced_infantry_weapons2_short: "Danuvia 43.M"
 HUN_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "While the Danuvia 39M proved successful, its folding magazine was not enough to compensate for its bulky design for vehicle crewmen. The 43M redesign with a folding metal stock and a new, more reliable foldable magazine design allowed it to be much more compact during transport or storage, without sacrificing firepower."

 HUN_infantry_at: "38.M páncéltörő puska"
 HUN_infantry_at2: "42.M Páncéltörő rakétavető"
 HUN_support_weapons: "07/12.M géppuska & 14.M aknavető"
 HUN_support_weapons2: "26.M géppuska & 33.M aknavető"
 HUN_support_weapons3: "30.M géppuska & 36.M aknavető"
 HUN_support_weapons4: "45.M géppuska & 43.M aknavető"

#Motorised

 #Steyr 640:
 HUN_motorized_equipment_1: "Gyalogsági csapatszállító 1937 Minta"
 HUN_motorized_equipment_1_short: "37.M gy.cs."
 #Steyr with rocket:
 HUN_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "44M rakétavető csapatszállítón"
 HUN_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "37.M szerelt Buzogányvető"
 #Skoda TH-7:
 HUN_mechanized_equipment_1: "1937 Minta tüzérségi vontató"
 HUN_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "37.M t.v."
 HUN_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "To observers and theorists, the civil war in America showcased modern mechanised warfare and showed how much tracked vehicles had improved in reliability and cross-country capabilities. As a stop-gap measure to improve the mobility of its motorised infantry, the Armee-Oberkommando assigned numerous artillery tractors, mostly of the Praga T-series, to its rapid divisions, redesignating them as tracked troop transports until proper armoured carriers could be introduced."
 #Saurer RR-7:
 HUN_mechanized_equipment_2: "1938 Minta tüzérségi vontató"
 #Saurer RR-7:
 HUN_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "38.M t.v."
 HUN_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "The Saurer RR-7 was a hybrid armoured vehicle that could use both tracks or wheels. It was introduced as an artillery tractor in 1937, but proved to be a far more versatile vehicle with its light armour and high mobility. Not only would it fill the role of a reconnaissance vehicle, but also that of a troop transport, making it the Monarchy's first armoured vehicle of that type."
 #43.M Lehel:
 HUN_mechanized_equipment_3: "1943 Minta szállító páncélos"
 #43.M Lehel:
 HUN_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "43.M sz.p."
 HUN_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "With a large number of Nimród self-propelled anti-air vehicles in inventory and its autocannon struggling to fill its role, a large number of them were rebuilt without a turret to fill the role of an armoured ambulance and troop carrier. These made them one of the first modern armoured personnel carriers and significantly lengthening the service life of its parent design."
 #Škoda ŠET:
 HUN_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "1941 Minta úszóképes páncélos"
 HUN_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "41.M ú.p."
 #VOŽ-2:
 HUN_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "1943 Minta úszóképes páncélos"
 HUN_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "43.M ú.p."

#Armoured Car
 #OA vz. 30:
 HUN_gw_armored_car_equipment: "1930 Minta könnyű páncélautó"
 HUN_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "30.M k.pa."
 #Steyr ADGZ:
 HUN_armored_car_equipment_1: "1935 Minta közepes páncélautó"
 HUN_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "35.M köz.pa."
 #39.M Csaba:
 HUN_armored_car_equipment_2: "1939 Minta könnyű páncélautó"
 HUN_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "39.M k.pa."
 HUN_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by the Hungarian engineer Miklós Straussler, the Model 39 was introduced into service by the K.u.K Army as a support vehicle for its newly organised motorised units. Equipped with a 20mm gun and built mostly by the MAVÁG company, the vehicle was nicknamed by Straussler after Attila's son, \"Csaba\"."
 #Csaba with AT gun:
 HUN_armored_car_at_equipment: "1939/42 Minta könnyű páncélautóvadász"
 HUN_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "39/42.M k.pav."

#Trains
 # MAV Class 424:
 HUN_train_equipment_1: "MÁV Class 424"
 HUN_train_equipment_1_short: "MÁV Class 424"
 #HUN_train_equipment_1_desc: ""
 # MAV Class 411/Modified USATC S160s:
 HUN_train_equipment_2: "MÁV Class 411"
 HUN_train_equipment_2_short: "MÁV Class 411"
 #HUN_train_equipment_2_desc: ""
 # Fictional:
 HUN_train_equipment_3: "MÁV Panzerzug XVI-Klasse"
 HUN_train_equipment_3_short: "MÁV Panzerzug XVI"
 #HUN_train_equipment_3_desc: ""

 HUN_railway_gun_equipment_1: "$AUS_railway_gun_equipment_1$"
 HUN_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: "$AUS_railway_gun_equipment_1_short$"
 #HUN_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: ""

 HUN_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "44M rakétavető 'Buzogányvető'"
 HUN_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Buzogányvető"
 #HUN_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: ""

 HUN_artillery_equipment_1: "30M Škoda 8 cm-es tábori löveg"
 HUN_artillery_equipment_1_short: "8 cm 30M"
 #HUN_artillery_equipment_1_desc: ""
 HUN_artillery_equipment_2: "35M Škoda 10.5 cm-es nehéz tábori löveg"
 HUN_artillery_equipment_2_short: "10.5 cm 35M"
 #HUN_artillery_equipment_2_desc: ""
 HUN_artillery_equipment_3: "37M Škoda 15 cm nehéz tábori tarack"
 HUN_artillery_equipment_3_short: "15 cm 37M"
 #HUN_artillery_equipment_3_desc: ""

 HUN_anti_tank_equipment_1: "35M Böhler 4.7 cm-es páncéltörő ágyú"
 HUN_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "4.7 cm 35M"
 #HUN_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: ""
 HUN_anti_tank_equipment_2: "41M MÁVAG 7.5 cm-es páncéltörő ágyú"
 HUN_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "7.5 cm 41M"
 #HUN_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: ""
 HUN_anti_tank_equipment_3: "29/44M MÁVAG 8 cm-es páncéltörő ágyú"
 HUN_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "8 cm 44M"
 #HUN_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: ""

 HUN_anti_air_equipment_1: "37M Oerlikon 2 cm-es légvédelmi gépágyú"
 HUN_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "2 cm 37M"
 #HUN_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""
 HUN_anti_air_equipment_2: "29M MÁVAG 8 cm-es légvédelmi ágyú"
 HUN_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "8 cm 29M"
 #HUN_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""
 HUN_anti_air_equipment_3: "39M Škoda 9 cm-es légvédelmi ágyú"
 HUN_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "9 cm 39M"
 #HUN_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""

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### Iceland ###
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### Land ###
 ICE_infantry_equipment_0: "Krag-Jørgensen Gevær M/89"
 ICE_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Gevær M/89"
 ICE_infantry_equipment_1: "Krag-Jørgensen Fodfolkskarabin M/89-24"
 ICE_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Fodfolkskarabin M/89-24"
 ICE_infantry_equipment_2: "Lettet-Forsøgs Maskinpistol 31"
 ICE_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Lettet-Forsøgs M/31"
 ICE_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Model 1943"
 ICE_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"

 ICE_motorized_equipment_1: "Scania-Vabis 335"
 ICE_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Landsverk L180"
 ICE_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "L180"
 ICE_armored_car_equipment_1: "Pansarbil m/39 'Lynx'"
 ICE_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Lynx"

 ICE_anti_air_equipment_1: "20 mm Madsen M/38"
 ICE_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "20 mm M/38"
 ICE_anti_tank_equipment_1: "37mm Fodfolkskanon m1937"
 ICE_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "37mm m1937"
 ICE_anti_tank_equipment_2: "47mm Fodfolkskanon m1940"
 ICE_anti_tank_equipment_3: "75mm Fodfolkskanon m1943"

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### Ikhwan ###
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### Land ###
 IKH_infantry_equipment_0: "Short Model Lee-Enfield Mk I"
 IKH_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk 1"

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### Indochina ###
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### Land ###

#Infantry Equipment

 INC_infantry_equipment_0: "Le fusil Mle 1902 Indochinois"
 INC_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mle 1902 Indochinois"
 INC_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Lighter and easier to handle and load than the Mle 1886/M93 Lebel rifle, the Berthier fusil Mle 1902 'Indochinois' rifles proved more suitable for offhand shooting and easier to maintain in tropical environments, and saw its use in Indochina."
 INC_infantry_equipment_1: "MAS Modèle 1936"
 INC_infantry_equipment_1_short: "MAS-36"
 INC_infantry_equipment_2: "MAS Modèle 1938"
 INC_infantry_equipment_2_short: "MAS-38"
 INC_infantry_equipment_3: "K-100M"
 INC_infantry_equipment_3_short: "K-100M"
 INC_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "Unlike other Indochinese standard weapons originated from the Commune of France, K-100M submachine gun is a conversion of Japanese Type-100 submachine gun. The Japanese Type 100 is typical of the class of simple, inexpensive, wartime submachine and therefore it was counterfeited and turned into more compact and manoeuvrable K-100M versions by local Indochinese workshops."
 INC_support_weapons: "FM Chauchat & Stokes mortar"
 INC_support_weapons2: "Hotchkiss M1914 & Brandt Mle 1935"
 INC_support_weapons3: "FM 24/29 & Brandt Mle 27/31"
 INC_support_weapons4: "Hotchkiss M1922 & Brandt Mle 1942"

#Motorised

 INC_motorized_equipment_1: "Citroën U23"
 INC_mechanized_equipment_2: "SOMUA MCG"
 INC_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "SOMUA MCG"
 INC_mechanized_equipment_3: "AMX-VCI"
 INC_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "AMX-VCI"

#Artillery

 INC_artillery_equipment_1: "Canon de 75 modèle 1897"
 INC_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Canon de 75 mle 1897"
 INC_artillery_equipment_2: "Canon de 105 L mle 1936"
 INC_artillery_equipment_3: "Canon de 155mm GPF"

 INC_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Canon de 25 mm"
 INC_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Canon de 25 mm"
 INC_anti_tank_equipment_2: "47mm SA 37"
 INC_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Canon de 76 mm modèle 1943"

 INC_anti_air_equipment_1: "Hotchkiss 25mm"
 INC_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Hotchkiss 25 mm"
 INC_anti_air_equipment_2: "Schneider 37 mm"
 INC_anti_air_equipment_3: "Canon de 75 CA modèle 1940"

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### Insulindia ###
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### Land ###
 INS_infantry_equipment_0: "Mannlicher M95"
 INS_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mannlicher M95"
 INS_infantry_equipment_1: "Karabijn M95"
 INS_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Karabijn M95"
 INS_infantry_equipment_2: "Machinepistool MP28"
 INS_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Machinepistool MP28"
 INS_infantry_equipment_3: "Automatisch Geweer M44"
 INS_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Automatisch Geweer M44"

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### Iraq ###
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### Syria ###
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### Land ###
 IRQ_infantry_equipment_0: "Bunduqiat Almsha Namudhaj 1898"
 IRQ_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser B98"
 IRQ_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Mauser G98 was the main service rifle of the Ottoman Army during the Weltkrieg. The Ottoman M1903, chambered in 7.65mm, was the most common variant of Mauser in use. Pronounced 'Mavzer' by the Ottomans, this iconic rifle achieved great fame and became deeply ingrained in the Turkish subconscious.\n'One side of me withered from sorrows / the other from a Mavzer wound'. Freed from Ottoman control, the Palestinian army possess a large number of these rifles."
 IRQ_infantry_equipment_1: "Albunduqiat Al'iimbiraturia Namudhaj 1355"
 IRQ_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Kırıkkale B55"
 IRQ_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Kırıkkale T55 was the name given to the Ottoman modification of Mauser Gewehr 98. Starting in 1933, the Ottoman Empire updated their old rifles to a common configuration known as the Model of 1936 and all in 8x57 Mauser cartridge. The standardisation of all Mausers in Ottoman inventory helped ease the logistical nightmare of having to supply 4 different types of rifle ammunition to all units."
 IRQ_infantry_equipment_2: "Bunduqiat nsf Alia Namudhaj 1353/1358"
 IRQ_infantry_equipment_2_short: "BnA 53/58"
 IRQ_infantry_equipment_3: "Bunduqiat nsf Alia Namudhaj 1363"
 IRQ_infantry_equipment_3_short: "BnA 63"

#Motorised

 IRQ_motorized_equipment_1: "Opel Alsayarat Saeiqa"
 IRQ_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Alsayarat Saeiqa"
 IRQ_mechanized_equipment_1: "Jarar Shahinat Namudhaj 1359"
 IRQ_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Jarar Shaninat n.59"
 IRQ_mechanized_equipment_2: "Markabat nsf Mujnzirat Namudhaj 1361"
 IRQ_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "MnM n.61"
 IRQ_mechanized_equipment_3: "Alnaql Almudarae Namudhaj 1363"
 IRQ_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "AA n.63"

#Armoured Car
 IRQ_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Sayarat Musafahat Khafifat Namudhaj 1350"
 IRQ_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "SMfKh n.50"
 IRQ_armored_car_equipment_1: "Sayarat Mutawasita Khafifa Namudhaj 1355"
 IRQ_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "SMwKh n.55"
 IRQ_armored_car_equipment_2: "Sayarat Musafahat Khafifa Namudhaj 1361"
 IRQ_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "SMfKh n.61"
 IRQ_armored_car_at_equipment: "Sayarat Musafahat Khafifa Namudhaj 1363"
 IRQ_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "SMfKh n.63"

#Artillery

 IRQ_artillery_equipment_1: "10.5 cm Hawtzr Majal Aldaw Namudhaj 1349"
 IRQ_artillery_equipment_1_short: "10.5 cm Hawtzr n.49"
 IRQ_artillery_equipment_2: "10.5 cm Madfae Almajal Althaqil Namudhaj 1355"
 IRQ_artillery_equipment_2_short: "10.5 cm Madfae n.55"
 IRQ_artillery_equipment_3: "15 cm Hawtzr Almajal Althaqil Namudhaj 1357"
 IRQ_artillery_equipment_3_short: "15 cm Hawtzr n.57"

 IRQ_anti_tank_equipment_1: "2 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Dabbabat Namudhaj 1349"
 IRQ_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "2 cm Madfae n.49"
 IRQ_anti_tank_equipment_2: "8 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Dabbabat Namudhaj 1358"
 IRQ_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "8 cm Madfae n.58"
 IRQ_anti_tank_equipment_3: "9 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Dabbabat Namudhaj 1361"
 IRQ_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "9 cm Madfae n.61"

 IRQ_anti_air_equipment_1: "3.7 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Hawa' Namudhaj 1356"
 IRQ_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "3.7 cm Madfae n.56"
 IRQ_anti_air_equipment_2: "7.5 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Hawa' Namudhaj 1360"
 IRQ_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "7.5 cm Madfae n.60"
 IRQ_anti_air_equipment_3: "8 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Hawa' Namudhaj 1364"
 IRQ_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "8 cm Madfae n.64"

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### Ireland ###
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### Land ###

#Infantry equip

 IRE_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle No.1 Mk III"
 IRE_infantry_equipment_0_short: "No.1 Mk III"
 IRE_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser 98b"
 IRE_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser 98b"
 IRE_infantry_equipment_2: "Johnson Model 1941"
 IRE_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Johnson M1941"
 IRE_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Model 1943"
 IRE_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"

 IRE_motorized_equipment_1: "Scania-Vabis 335"
 IRE_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Landsverk L180"
 IRE_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "L180"

#Artillery

 IRE_artillery_equipment_1: "QF 18-pounder"
 IRE_artillery_equipment_1_short: "QF 18-pounder"

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### Goyaz ###
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### Land ###
 GOY_infantry_equipment_0: "Espingarda Mauser Modelo 1908"
 GOY_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M08"
 GOY_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mauser Model 1908 was an exceptionally long rifle based on the Mauser 1898 and chambered in 7x57mm Mauser. It was originally produced for Brazil by the German company DWM, but Brazil has subsequently begun to produce staggering quantities of the rifle domestically, and it became a staple in many state armies as time went it became almost synonym with the Interstate War in the cultural mindset of the nation. The Goyaz state's army used the same gear as the other states that formed Brazil, and alongside the southern states it was the premier fighting force of the region."
 GOY_infantry_equipment_1: "Fusil Mauser Modelo 1935"
 GOY_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser M35"
 GOY_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Mauser Rifle Model 1935 is a unique Mauser Rifle which utilises a 7x57mm cartridge produced domestically by Brazil and abroad in close conjunction with the Mauser company, as part of the extensive collaboration between the Brazilian and German governments. Said collaboration started in the 1910s, as a clique officers then derided as 'the Young Turks' by the press began lobbying extensively for closer cooperation with the global hegemon. Everything from helmets to artillery pieces started to be fashioned after the German model, and as such a modernisation of the older Mausers became a priority. This firearm became almost synonymous with the Brazilian military during the Weltkrieg."
 GOY_infantry_equipment_2: "Submetralhadora Bergmann Modelo 1938"
 GOY_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Bergmann M38"
 GOY_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "During the late years of the Pessoa presidency, Brazil purchased a relatively small number of Bergmann MP28 submachine guns, but they never saw much use outside of national guard regiments in Rio itself; The M38 is a simplified and easily manufactured derivative of the MP28 created in response to growing tensions in South America, and was intended to be the standard issue firearm for the entire Brazilian military and was produced in large quantities in foundries across the country and as such became almost synonymous with the Brazilian military during the Weltkrieg period."
 GOY_infantry_equipment_3: "Mosquetão Semi-Automático Rossi Modelo 1944"
 GOY_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "As the Second Weltkrieg raged in Europe, Brazilian leadership found that their weapons were simply outmatched as the arms race between the great powers, and rather than try to catch up, it simply started producing an outright copy of the newest German semi automatic rifle designs such as the G41. The first models were made in the Rossi foundry in Rio Grande do Sul, wherein the model takes its name from. While more advanced than other weapons in use by the Paulista army, its low reliability made it unpopular with soldiers, who often preferred older models or even captured gear."
 GOY_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Rossi M44"
 GOY_support_weapons: "Metralhadora M.08/15 & Morteiro de 7,58-cm"
 GOY_support_weapons_desc: "The Weltkrieg saw the introduction of some of the deadliest weapons known to man, such as the fearsome M.G. Modell 08/15. In the close confines of trench warfare, the once archaic mortar was brought back to relevance. Many of these older piece of equipment were among the hardware directly sold or leased to Brazil over the course of the military mission from Germany in that nation."
 GOY_support_weapons_1: "Metralhadora M34 & Morteiro de 8cm"
 GOY_support_weapons_1_desc: "The Machine Gun Model 34 (MG34) was a recoil operated air-cooled machine gun. Chambered in the powerful 7.92x57-mm Mauser rifle cartridge, the machine gun's high rate of fire (900 RPM) and efficient mobility made it arguably the most advanced machine gun in the world at the time; and was eagerly shown to Brazil as a proof of the martial superiority of the Kaiserreich. The perhaps unexpected consequence of that was the fact that the design was copied with little regard for patents by the Rio government after Black Monday. The Mortar Model 34 is an infantry mortar that employs 8-cm shells. It has been noted for its high accuracy and rate of fire."
 GOY_support_weapons2: "Metralhadora M39 & Morteiro 'Torneira' de 20cm"
 GOY_support_weapons_2_desc: "The Machine Gun Model 39 (M.G. 39) was an improvement over the M.G. 34. This belt fed machine gun features a high rate of fire and is suited for all purposes. The 20-cm leichter Mortar Model 40 is a spigot mortar designed for striking obstacles and strong points. Brazilian copies were noted for having inferior quality materials in their fabrication, presumably to lower costs."
 GOY_support_weapons3: "Metralhadora Imbel M1 & Morteiro de 8cm"
 GOY_support_weapons_3_desc: "The first models of heavy machine guns produced by Brazil, for Brazil, the Imbel models were noted for very high rate of fire, but also relatively low reliability and durability due to several corners cut during production. When it was working properly, it was one of the most fearsome weapons in the country's arsenal, however."
 GOY_infantry_at: "Metralhadora Anti-Tanque Imbel .50"
 GOY_infantry_at_desc: "The first models of heavy machine guns produced by Brazil, for Brazil, the Imbel models were noted for very high rate of fire, but also relatively low reliability and durability due to several corners cut during production. When it was working properly, it was one of the most fearsome weapons in the country's arsenal, however. Heavier variants were assigned to Anti Tank duties in the lack of proper weapons for the task in the armed forces."
 GOY_infantry_at2: "Lança Rojão M44"
 GOY_infantry_at2_desc: "The Model 44 Rocket Launcher, like many Brazilian weapons of its time, is a rather uninspired copy of european equipment used in the Second Weltkrieg, later produced and used by Brazil itself. Based mostly on the German 'Panzerschreck', the weapon shares most specifications with it, including its 8,8-centimetre rockets and the massive smoke trail left by firing."

 GOY_artillery_equipment_1: "Obuseiro Rheinmetall de 10,5 cm"
 GOY_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "After a series of military missions from and to Germany, Brazil's government started to import foreign artillery from that nation. These were Rheinmetall models were relatively modern for their time, but the nation had a very limited capacity for mass production of these at home. These guns were a significant upgrade from previous models used by Germany especially when it comes to hitting moving targets."
 GOY_artillery_equipment_2: "Obuseiro Modelo 41 de 11,5cm"
 GOY_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The Obuseiro Modelo 41 was little more than a copy of the specifications of the Modell 36 field howitzer from the German army, but with some tweaks to lower production costs, at the expense of some reliability. Even so, the gun was extensively used by artillery in Brazil across the Weltkrieg period, and was the first piece of artillery mass produced domestically itself rather than being mostly imported."
 GOY_artillery_equipment_3: "Obuseiro Modelo 43 de 17cm"
 GOY_artillery_equipment_3_desc: "Still following the trend of copying specifications from German pieces of equipment, the 1943 update of the M41 had a slight increase in firepower, and some refinements with the intent of making it more reliable. However, production was limited during wartime, and the upgraded field gun was a rare sight over the early 1940s. In later years, however, it and models with minimal variations were used by the Goiano army until the 1960s."
 GOY_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Ob. Rm. de 10,5 cm"
 GOY_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Ob. M41 de 11,5cm"
 GOY_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Ob. M43 de 17cm"
 GOY_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "CAA M2 de 2cm"
 GOY_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "CAA M5 de 3,7cm"
 GOY_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "CAA M7 de 8,8cm"
 GOY_anti_air_equipment_1: "Canhão Antiaéreo M2 de 2cm"
 GOY_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: "Anti Air weaponry was a defensive priority for Brazil, as the war between states had shown the vulnerabilities of the federal capital against aircraft despite extensive coastal and land based defences. Developed in conjunction and with support of Germany, the M1 and M2 were admittedly little more than copies of FlaK models from the early 1930s, but that was sufficient to deal with the relatively slow aircraft deployed in South America at the time."
 GOY_anti_air_equipment_2: "Canhão Antiaéreo M5 de 3,7cm"
 GOY_anti_air_equipment_2_desc: "As aircraft rapidly developed, several updates and changes to the standard issue M2 were made over the years, but later models of anti aircraft weaponry entirely different specifications regarding almost everything from the main axle to the size of the cannon itself. The M5 is closely related to its German cousin, the 3,7cm Fla.K 37, but is made of lower quality materials to meet the production needs of Brazil."
 GOY_anti_air_equipment_3: "Canhão Antiaéreo M7 de 8,8cm"
 GOY_anti_air_equipment_3_desc: "As aircraft rapidly developed, several updates and changes to the standard issue M2 were made over the years, but later models of anti aircraft weaponry entirely different specifications regarding almost everything, and the M7 is almost entirely a departure from the original design all but in role. The M7 was the first piece of anti aircraft equipment designed domestically, but even so it retained so many similarities to similar guns in use by Germany and its allies in the Weltkrieg many experts claim it wasn't a different gun at all, but rather a domestically produced variant. The cumbersome gun saw little use in Brazilian service before the war was over."
 GOY_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Canhão Antitanque 'Alemão' de 3,7 cm"
 GOY_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: "Initially an outright import from Germany, the gun was straight up called 'Alemão' by the troops in the barracks due to its strength and obvious foreign origin, as its makers made sure to stamp imperial eagle effigies in seemingly every model. While similar models in europe were designed to be drawn by motorised forces, Brazil used an outdated design more suited to the many horses it had available, and the lack of appropriate road infrastructure in an eventual frontline against Argentina. Said nation was the main motivator behind Brazil's move to start fabricating the piece domestically in small numbers after 1936, as the instability in that region, and having an unpredictable regime in possession of dozens of tanks, unnerved general staff in Rio."
 GOY_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Canhão Antitanque M2 de 7,5 cm"
 GOY_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: "Developed entirely with German models as a basis, Anti Tank Artillery Model 2, or the AT2, was developed primarily against the types of heavier armour being used by european powers as the Second Weltkrieg raged. With Germany itself less than willing to cooperate with production this time, an illegally obtained piece was the basis for production domestically, which started much too late for widespread usage within the armed forces. The few models were usually distributed to divisions expected to face the burnt of enemy assaults."
 GOY_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Canhão Antitanque M6 de 12,8 cm"
 GOY_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: "As the Weltkrieg came to a close, the armour in enemy Tanks became almost overbearing to infantry and older models of artillery alike, and Brazil's solution was yet again to mimic european designs in a cheap fashion. This domestic version of the Pa.K 43 has all of the problems of the original guns, but with lower reliability and was made with cheaper materials. Steel shortages were the main reason for the staggeringly low number of units produced during the war."
 GOY_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "CAT Alemão de 3,7 cm"
 GOY_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "CAT de 7,5 cm"
 GOY_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "CAT M6 de 12,8 cm"
 GOY_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Bateria Lança Foguetes de 32cm"
 GOY_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "Rocket artillery was rarely utilised by the Brazilian military during the war period, and the few pieces manufactured were direct copies of what little German equipment of the type Brazilian officers got their hands on. Following the specifications of the original models, rockets of 32cm were used in these weapons, and a lack of said rockets is exactly why they were seldom used."
 GOY_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Bateria Lança Foguetes de 21cm"
 GOY_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "Rocket artillery was rarely utilised by the Brazilian military during the war period, and the few pieces manufactured were direct copies of what little German equipment of the type Brazilian officers got their hands on. Changes to the size of the rockets required for usage made later models more common, but still far from standard issue and few pieces of the LF de 21cm were used in the field when compared to even the M43."
 GOY_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Bat. LF de 21cm"
 GOY_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Bat. LF de 32cm"

### Railroad ###
 GOY_train_equipment_1: "Class 238 Armstrong Whitworth 2-6-2"
 GOY_train_equipment_2: "Class 1015 Alco-Schenectady 4-10-2"
 GOY_train_equipment_3: "Class 400 Beyer, Peacock 2-4-2"
 #GOY_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff
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### Republic of Italy ###
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### Land ###

 ITA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "I serie"
 ITA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "II serie"
 ITA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "III serie"
 ITA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "IV serie"
 ITA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "V serie"
 ITA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "VI serie"
 ITA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "VII serie"
 ITA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "VIII serie"
 ITA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "IX serie"
 ITA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "X serie"
 ITA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "XI serie"
 ITA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "XII serie"
 ITA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "XIII serie"

#Infantry Equip

 ITA_infantry_equipment_0: "Carcano Modello 1891"
 ITA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Carcano M91"
 ITA_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Carcano M91 is an Italian bolt action carbine. Designed by Salvatore Carcano at the Turin Army Arsenal in 1891, the carbine fires 6.5 x 52mm Carcano cartridges. The magazine system uses en bloc charger clips which were originally developed by Ferdinand Mannlicher - hence why the gun is often referred to as the 'Mannlicher-Carcano.' Popular during the Weltkrieg and the civil war, the M91 is a staple in the Italian Federation's military."
 ITA_infantry_equipment_1: "Carcano M38"
 ITA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Carcano M38"
 ITA_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Carcano M38 is the 1938 variant in the Carcano family of infantry rifles. Adopted in 1938 and features 7.35x51 mm calibre, fixed sights, detachable folding knife bayonet, and 20.9 inches barrel."
 ITA_infantry_equipment_2: "Moschetto Automatico Beretta 1938"
 ITA_infantry_equipment_2_short: "MAB-38"
 ITA_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Also known as the 'Modello 38', the MAB-38 is a submachine gun designed by Beretta. The MAB-38 can be recognised by its machined steel receiver, fine craftsmanship, and perforated cooling jacket over the barrel. The gun fires 9x19mm Parabellum at 600 rounds per minute, making it a deadly weapon in close quarters and urban combat. Interestingly enough, the gun features two triggers for two firing modes; the fore trigger is for semi-automatic fire while the rear trigger is for fully automatic."
 ITA_infantry_equipment_3: "Pavesi FNAB-42"
 ITA_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FNAB-42"
 ITA_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "An expensive weapon to manufacture; the Pavesi FNAB-42's design reflects the extensive milling and percisive engineering in its manufacture. The FNAB-42 uses a delayed-blowback system that fires from a closed bolt position - this allows the rate of fire to be kept at a steady 400 rpm without having to use a heavy bolt and strong spring. The complexity of this weapon reflects the latest sophistication of Italian ingenuity."
 ITA_infantry_at: "Mortaio d'Assalto 45/5"
 ITA_infantry_at_desc: "Like all modern European militaries; the Italian Federation adopted light infantry mortars for the purpose of indirect fire support. The mortar features an unusual feature, a folding steel tripod mounting affixed to a launch tube. A well trained crew can fire between 8 to 10 rounds per minute making it capable for incredible suppressive fire."
 ITA_infantry_at2: "Fucile Anticarro S-2"
 ITA_infantry_at2_desc: "A 7.9mm anti-tank rife; the Fucile Anticarro S-2 is a Mauser-style bolt action rifle fed from a 4 round magazine. The barrel has a muzzle break that reduces recoil. It can penetrate 15mm of armour at 300 metres distance and 33mm of armour at 100 metres."
 ITA_support_weapons: "Fiat-Revelli M14 & Stokes mortar"
 ITA_support_weapons_desc: " The standard machine guns of the Italian Army during the Weltkrieg, the Fiat-Revelli M14 features selective fire and a strip-fed magazine box of 50 or 100 bullets. Like the Stokes mortar; these Weltkrieg-era weapons have been repurposed for the ever growing threat of the continuation of the civil war."
 ITA_support_weapons2: "Breda M30 & Mortaio da 81 M35"
 ITA_support_weapons2_desc: "The Breda M30 is an unusual weapon. It is fed from a fixed magazine attached to its side and is loaded with steel 20 round stripper clips. The firing rate and low magazine capacity makes the weapon more ideal as a semi-automatic rifle instead of a light machine gun. The Mortaio 81 is a lightweight Brandt-style mortar that has seen great feedback in the testing ranges due to its range capacity and reliability. The mortar uses two shells; one heavy high-explosive shell and another lighter shell for long-distance fire."
 ITA_support_weapons3: "Breda M37 & Mortaio da 81 CEMSA L.P."
 ITA_support_weapons3_desc: "The Breda M37 is a medium machine gun produced by Breda. The gas-operated air cooled medium machine gun is fairly reliable in the field. Its slow rate of fire helps prevent overheating during prolonged fire and its powerful heavy bullet cartridge has excellent range and penetration."
 ITA_support_weapons4: "Breda Mod.5C & Mortaio da 81 CEMSA L.P"
 ITA_support_weapons4_desc: "The Breda Mod.5C is an Italian heavy machine gun. A reflection of Italian military doctrine, the Breda was intended for ambushes and attacks. While its rate of fire is slow (as with most Italian machine guns); the Breda 5C was still regarded as one of the deadliest weapons in the Italian arsenal given the Italian Army's lack of heavy machine guns and submachine guns."
 ITA_infantry_weapons2: "Beretta M1918/38"
 ITA_infantry_weapons2_desc: "The Beretta M1918 is an Italian sub-machine gun used during the Weltkrieg. The gun was made from half of a Villar-Perosa aircraft submachine gun and features an incredible rate of fire of 900 rounds per minute. The 1938 variant features the same rate of fire as the iconic weapon but has been refined to reduce the weapon's recoil and increase its sturdiness."
 ITA_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Pavesi M40"
 ITA_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "The Pavesi M40 is an Italian semi-auto rifle chambered for the 8x59 Breda cartridge. It is a short recoil action with 4-lug rotating bolt and uses a Mannlicher bloc clip."
 ITA_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "TZ-44"
 ITA_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "Designed by a colonel and gunsmith (Tonon and Zorzoli hence the name 'TZ'); the TZ-44 is an impressive sub-machine gun capable of firing 9x19mm Parabellum at 800 rounds per minute. The gun action is simple blowback but the return spring is assembled around a guide rod which is in two pieces and telescopes as the bolt returns. Like other Italian weapons, the gun features selective fire. It also features a noteworthy 'double safety' to ensure that accidental discharges would not happen."

#Motorised

 ITA_motorized_equipment_1: "Fraschini D80 NM"
 ITA_mechanized_equipment_1: "Vickers-Breda 28"
 ITA_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Vickers-Breda 28"
 ITA_mechanized_equipment_2: "Breda 37"
 ITA_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Breda 37"
 ITA_mechanized_equipment_3: "Breda 61"
 ITA_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Breda 61"

#Armoured Car
 ITA_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Škoda PA-II"
 ITA_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Škoda PA-II"

#Artillery

 ITA_artillery_equipment_1: "Cannone da 75/27 modello 06"
 ITA_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Cannone da 75/27"
 ITA_artillery_equipment_2: "Cannone da 149/40 modello 35"
 ITA_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Cannone da 149/40"
 ITA_artillery_equipment_3: "Obice da 210/22 modello 35"
 ITA_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Obice da 210/22"

 ITA_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Cannone da 47/32"
 ITA_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Cannone da 47/32"
 ITA_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Cannone da 75/46"
 ITA_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "Cannone da 75/46"
 ITA_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Cannone da 90/65"
 ITA_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "Cannone da 90/65"

 ITA_anti_air_equipment_1: "Breda Modello 35"
 ITA_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Breda Modello 35"
 ITA_anti_air_equipment_2: "Cannone-Mitragliera da 37/54"
 ITA_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "Cannone da 37/54"
 ITA_anti_air_equipment_3: "Cannone da 90/53"
 ITA_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "Cannone da 90/53"

 ITA_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Lanciarazzi da 100/16"
 ITA_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Lanciarazzi da 100/16"
 ITA_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Lanciarazzi da 210/16"
 ITA_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Lanciarazzi da 210/16"

#Railway
 ITA_train_equipment_1: "FS Gruppo 740"
 ITA_train_equipment_1_short: "FS Gr. 740"
 ITA_train_equipment_1_desc: "Designed by the Adriatic Railways shortly before the nationalisation of the railways in 1905, the 740 Group is a series of 'Consolidation' class locomotives. Built to haul heavy trains on the mountainous lines of the Northern Appennine, while keeping a comparatively low axle load of 14 tons to run on older, less frequently mantained tracks, these engines excelled in their task, and were subsequently built in copious number before the Great War. Distributed across the Peninsula to relieve the older pre-nationalisation engines, a good number of those engines ended up hauling heavy military trains (tradotte) during the War, and subsequently remained in our hands."
 ITA_train_equipment_2: "FS Gruppo 480"
 ITA_train_equipment_2_short: "FS Gr. 480"
 ITA_train_equipment_2_desc: "An evolution of the Austrian design for the pre-war Südbahn 580 Class, the 480 Group is a series of 'Decapod' class locomotives designed with heavy service on the Brenner Line towards Central Europe in mind. Though their higher axle load compared to their predecessors makes them harder to operate on older lines, various improvements such as the Caprotti valve gear make them both more powerful and cheaper to operate."
# ITA_train_equipment_3: ""
# ITA_train_equipment_3_short: ""
# ITA_train_equipment_3_desc: ""
# ITA_railway_gun_equipment_1: ""
# ITA_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: ""
# ITA_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: ""

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### Jamaica ###
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 JAM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "Mk I"
 JAM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "Mk III"
 JAM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "Mk II"
 JAM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "Mk IV"
 JAM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "Mk V"
 JAM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "Mk VI"
 JAM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "Mk VII"
 JAM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "Mk VIII"
 JAM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "Mk IX"
 JAM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "Mk X"
 JAM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "Mk XI"
 JAM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "Mk XII"
 JAM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "Mk XIII"

### Land ###
 JAM_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle, Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield Mk III"
 JAM_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk III"
 JAM_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The venerable Lee-Enfield (SMLE) rifle that served the Empire throughout the Great War continues to be the standard arm of the Dominions following the Empire's collapse. Quantities of the SMLE rifle can be found in arsenal throughout the many Dominions. With rifle production seriously disrupted with the loss of the arms factories of England, the Dominions have turned to the old reliable three-oh-three as their standard weapon of choice until suitable replacements are created or purchased."
 JAM_infantry_equipment_1: "SMLE Mk V"
 JAM_infantry_equipment_1_short: "SMLE Mk V"
 JAM_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "After the fall of the Home Isles, the need to rearm what remained of the Empire became paramount. British engineers from the RSAF (Royal Small Arms Factory) began taking refuge in Ontario to work on an existing Lee-Enfield. The classic short magazine rifle's updated model displays a new and improved aperture system on the side instead of the middle, which features improved sighting radius, sighting accuracy, and sighting speed. However, due to the foraging and machining operations required to construct the rifle, the production of this new SMLE design is relatively expensive."
 JAM_infantry_equipment_2: "Owen Mk 1"
 JAM_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Owen Machine Carbine"
 JAM_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "With the prospect of war coming, the Army has requested a submachine gun to be developed for close quarters and urban warfare, especially with the destructiveness that characterises the civil war in America. The Canadian Army officially adopted a weapon designed by young Australian private Evelyn Owen. The "Owen" machine carbine features an impressive rate of fire and a cheap cost to manufacture while also being sturdy in rough conditions - making it ideal for urban combat. Compared with other submachine guns during testing, the Owen has shown itself time and time again to be the only one to withstand mud, sand, and harsh environments. With favourable testing concluded, large quantities of the Owen were dispatched to the Dominions in preparation for the coming war."
 JAM_infantry_equipment_3: "Long Branch Mk 1"
 JAM_infantry_equipment_3_short: "SLR Mk 1"
 JAM_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Crown Corporation Small Arms Ltd in Long Branch responded to requests from the Canadian government for a self-loading rifle. The self-loading rifle is chambered in 8mm Mauser cartridges and features a tilting bolt action. While the gun suffers from reliability issues and excessive recoil, the rifle comes with a shoulder pad to compensate for the recoil. In addition, the rifle's light weight makes it ideal for mobility and urban combat. Many copies were sent to arm the Dominions of the Empire in preparation for the eventual homecoming."
 JAM_night_vision: "Receivers, Tabby, Periscope Mk 1"
 JAM_night_vision_short: "Tabby Scope"
 JAM_night_vision_desc: "The Tabby Scope is one of the Canadian government's most closesly guarded secrets; the process of development is even hidden from the fellow members of the Entente. A chance discovery by scientists in the ISAC, the scope is shaped in the form of a canteen but contains a monocular infrared scope along with a battery. Assigned to only the most elite of the elite, the scope allows the unprecedented advantage of having vision in the dark."
 JAM_infantry_weapons2: "BSA Thompson M1926"
 JAM_infantry_weapons2_desc: "The Canadian Army has formally adopted the iconic American submachine gun associated with crime and vice. The M1928A1 is the service variant of the classic M1921 Thompson Machine gun, and although production is expensive, the gun is well-liked among the troops in the field who praise its efficiency and reliability. While most variants rely on smaller 'box' magazines, some other variants feature large and bulky fifty-round drum magazines."
 JAM_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Lanchester Submachine Gun"
 JAM_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "With the outbreak of all out war in the United States and the looming clouds of war in Europe, the Canadian Army desperately needs arms for the homecoming. With little time to prepare and research, the Canadian Army has commissioned the 'Lanchester' submachine gun, a near perfect copy of the German MP-28."
 JAM_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Canadian Machine Carbine Mk 1"
 JAM_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "In further cooperation with the Small Arms Ltd at Long Branch, the Canadian military has officially adopted a new compliment and perhaps successor to the Owen. The Machine Carbine Mk 1 features a selective fire trigger with an innovative horizontal magazine to withstand dirt, dust, and sand. Pressure on the top of the trigger would fire the weapon in fully automatic, while pressure on the bottom would fire semi-automatic. While the new machine carbine features a lower rate of fire than the Owen, its reliability and ability to deal selective fire make it quite the potential successor. Many quantities found their way into the arsenal of the Dominions."
 JAM_infantry_at: "Grenade, Rifle, Anti-tank No. 68"
 JAM_infantry_at_desc: "Witnessing a demonstration of Henry Mohaupt's anti-tank rifle grenade in Switzerland, a Canadian commission, guessing that the weapon used the shaped charge principle, began work on their own design. The resulting high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT) rifle grenade is hoped to provide greater capabilities for the infantry to fight enemy armour using the cup launchers already in service."
 JAM_infantry_at2: "Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank Mk I "
 JAM_infantry_at2_desc: "With the need for a hand-held anti tank weapon for use on the frontlines, the Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank Mk I (PIAT) has been developed based on the design of the bombard mortar. With an effective range of 105 metres in direct fire mode, the device has been well liked due to its lack of backblast - however there has been concerns about its intense recoil."
 JAM_infantry_at2_short: "PIAT"
 JAM_support_weapons: "Vickers MG & Stokes mortar"
 JAM_support_weapons_desc: "The water cooled Vickers MG and the Stokes trench mortar were the standard support arms of the Canadian Army during the Weltkrieg. With the threat of war ever so near, the Canadian Army has recommissioned them back into service."
 JAM_support_weapons2: "Lewis Mk III DEMS & SBML two-inch mortar"
 JAM_support_weapons2_desc: "With its iconic 'pan' magazine, the Lewis has served the Tommy since the darkest days of the First Weltkrieg. With the threat of war ever so near, the MKIII variant has a pistol grip that allows it to be fired from the shoulder on any part of a ship's deck. The SBML while small, is incredibly portable and has greater firepower and range than most rifle grenades."
 JAM_support_weapons3: "Vickers M Mk II & ML 3 inch mortar"
 JAM_support_weapons3_desc: "The Mark II variant of the Vickers MG features a selective fire option and a pistol grip. It has been primarily adopted for the armoured vehicles. The ML 3 inch mortar is a considerable upgrade from the Stokes, as it is reliable and sturdy for close artillery support."
 JAM_support_weapons4: "Vickers M Mk III & ML 4.2 inch Mortar"
 JAM_support_weapons4_desc: "The third variant of the esteemed Vickers machine gun was designed for anti-aircraft usage and features a slightly increased rate of fire from its predecessors. Likewise, the 4.2 inch mortar is a heavier upgrade of previous Canadian mortar models and capable of dropping intense and effective support."

 JAM_motorized_equipment_1: "GM Canada Commonwealth Military Pattern"
 JAM_motorized_equipment_1_short: "GM Canada CMP"

 JAM_mechanized_equipment_1: "Vickers Carrier LP"
 JAM_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Vickers Carrier"
 JAM_mechanized_equipment_2: "Ram Kangaroo"
 JAM_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Ram Kangaroo"
 JAM_mechanized_equipment_3: "King Kangaroo"
 JAM_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "King Kangaroo"

#Armoured Car
 JAM_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Ruskin Rover"
 JAM_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Rover"
 JAM_armored_car_equipment_1: "GM Canada Otter"
 JAM_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Otter"
 JAM_armored_car_equipment_2: "Ruskin Rhino"
 JAM_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Rhino"
 JAM_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "With the success of the Rover under its belt, the Ruskin Motor Bodies company designed the Rhino in response to an Australasian government request for a substantially heavier armoured car built upon the CMP chassis. Though substantial changes were made to that CMP chassis, after much work the Rhino was born, and with substantial interchangeability of parts with other CMP-based designs to boot."
 JAM_armored_car_at_equipment: "Ruskin Hippo"
 JAM_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Hippo"
 JAM_armored_car_at_equipment_desc: "To accommodate a substantially larger gun, the Rhino's coaxial machine had to be removed and its turret slightly enlarged. The 'Hippo' as this model has been designated, proved to be quite the headache for its design team, as these changes caused the already heavy vehicle to run into weight issues like its predecessors which had to be slowly worked out prior to the vehicle's adoption."

 JAM_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "RP-3"
 JAM_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "RP-3"
 JAM_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "RP-3 Land Mattress"
 JAM_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Land Mattress"

 JAM_artillery_equipment_1: "QF 18-pounder"
 JAM_artillery_equipment_1_short: "QF 18-pounder"
 JAM_artillery_equipment_2: "QF 25-pounder"
 JAM_artillery_equipment_3: "BL 5.5-inch"

 JAM_anti_air_equipment_1: "QF 3-inch 20 cwt"
 JAM_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "QF 3-inch"
 JAM_anti_air_equipment_2: "QF 40 mm Bofors"
 JAM_anti_air_equipment_3: "QF 3.7-inch"

 JAM_anti_tank_equipment_1: "QF 2-pounder"
 JAM_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "QF 2-pounder"
 JAM_anti_tank_equipment_2: "QF 6-pounder"
 JAM_anti_tank_equipment_3: "QF 17-pounder"

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### Japan ###
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### Land ###

 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "I"
 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "Ro"
 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "Ha"
 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "Ni"
 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "Ho"
 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "He"
 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "To"
 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "Chi"
 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "Ri"
 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "Nu"
 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "Ru"
 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "Wo"
 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "Wa"
 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_14: "Ka"
 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_15: "Yo"
 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_16: "Ta"
 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_17: "Re"
 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_18: "So"
 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_19: "Tsu"
 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_20: "Ne"
 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_21: "Na"
 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_22: "Ra"
 JAP_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_23: "Mu"

#Infantry Equip

 JAP_infantry_equipment_0: "Arisaka Type 38"
 JAP_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Type 38"
 JAP_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Adopted by the Imperial Japanese Army in 1905, the '38th year 'of the Meiji Period (hence its name); the Type 38 uses the 6.5x50mm Arisaka cartridges. This cartridge produces little recoil when fired. The Type 38 at 128 cm is a long rifle due to the emphasis on bayonet training for Japanese soldiers of this era."
 JAP_infantry_equipment_1: "Arisaka Type 99"
 JAP_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Type 99"
 JAP_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Type 99 is intended to serve as a replacement for the Type 38. The Imperial Army recognised the weaknesses of the Type 38 and pushed for the Type 99 to serve as its replacement. The Type 99 was produced in four versions: the regular issue rifle, the 'long' rifle, a paratroop rifle, and a sniper variant."
 JAP_infantry_equipment_2: "Kawamura Type 14"
 JAP_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Type 14"
 JAP_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "In 1931, the Japanese Army approached Kijiro Nambu to design a new semi-automatic rifle. His design, based on the Pedersen Rifle, which had been unsuccessfully presented to Japan years earlier, ultimately led nowhere due both to difficulties with the Pedersen delayed-blowback toggle-lock system and the unrealistic goals of the Army. However, two refined rifles based upon the Pedersen system would resurface several years later. The design of Masaya Kawamura, of the Nippon Special Steel Company, would ultimately be chosen and adopted by Japan as the Type 14 due to its reliability and ability to function without the need for wax-lubricated cartridges."
 JAP_infantry_equipment_3: "Yokosuka Type 4"
 JAP_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Type 4"
 JAP_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "Japan has long relied on bolt action rifles, and their age is beginning to show. Thus, with the Type 14, the Imperial Army at Yokosuka Naval Arsenal has designed the Type 4 semi-automatic rifle. Charged with two 5-round stripper clips, Type 4 comes in two variants: the navy and the other for the army. The development of this weapon would give the Japanese infantryman significantly more firepower on the battlefield than previous weapons."
 JAP_infantry_at: "Type 97 Anti-Tank Rifle"
 JAP_infantry_at_desc: "Given the fact that German tanks exist in China as well as the ever-present threat of the Russian bear on the borders, Type 97 was designed to combat armoured vehicles. The gun is a monstrosity of a weapon; it has an overall length of 2.09 metres and weighs 52 kilograms (115 pounds). Capable of penetrating 30mm of armour at a range of 250 metres; it is truly a fearsome weapon in the right hands."
 JAP_infantry_at2: "Type 4 70mm anti-tank Rocket Launcher"
 JAP_infantry_at2_desc: "The rocket launcher was made in two parts that are to be joined in the middle. Intended to be fired while lying down prone; the Type 4 rocket launcher uses a bipod and a mortar fuze. Interestingly enough, the Type 4 rocket uses angled venturis in the base to spin the rocket for stability."
 JAP_support_weapons: "Type 3 Heavy Machine Gun & Type 11 mortar"
 JAP_support_weapons_desc: "The Type 3 Heavy Machine Gun was based on the design of the French Hotchkiss M1914. The Type 3 uses an ammo strip for loading rounds, and its tripod could be used for anti-aircraft mounting. The Type 11 mortar was developed in the 11th year of the Taisho Emperor. Exceptional amongst Japanese weapons; Type 11 is a muzzle-loaded weapon with a rifled bore."
 JAP_support_weapons2: "Type 11 LMG & Type 10 grenade discharger"
 JAP_support_weapons2_desc: "Combat experience in the Russo-Japanese War of 1905 taught the Imperial Army the utility of machine guns providing covering fire. The Type 11 was developed by the famed arms designer Kijiro Nambu based on a French Hotchkiss M1909 and is air-cooled and gas-operated. A unique feature about the Type 11 machine gun is its detachable hopper; it can be refilled while attached and does not require removal during operation. The Type 10 grenade discharger was a smoothbore muzzle-loaded weapon with an incredible range of 175 metres."
 JAP_support_weapons3: "Type 99 LMG & Type 94 mortar"
 JAP_support_weapons3_desc: "The Type 99 LMG uses the new rounds found in the Arisaka Type 99. Retaining the same design as previous light machine guns and bears a resemblance to the English Enfield-Automatic. The Type 99 also allows for the attachment of a standard-issue bayonet and 2.5x telescopic sight for marksmanship. The Type 94 mortar is a heavy mortar that has a range of 4000 yards. It is intended to serve as an artillery piece that could be hauled in pieces to remote areas."
 JAP_support_weapons4: "Type 1 HMG & Type 2 12 cm Mortar"
 JAP_support_weapons4_desc: "The Type 1 is a meatgrinder of a weapon. This gas operated heavy machine gun can also be fielded as an anti-aircraft weapon. The Type 2 mortar is virtually identical to the Stokes-Brandt 81mm mortar with the only difference being that the bipod legs of the Type 2 can be removed."
 JAP_infantry_weapons2: "Model 2 submachine gun"
 JAP_infantry_weapons2_desc: "Designed by famed arms designer Kijiro Nambu, the Model 2 is a blowback-operated submachine gun. One of Japan's first attempts at a submachine gun, the Model 2 features an incredible high rate of fire while also being light and portable. A pnuematic buffer device cushions the action of the gun and acts as a bolt delay."
 JAP_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Type 100"
 JAP_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "Type 100 is Japan's first mass-produced submachine gun. Although there are variants with bipods and increased sights for cavalry units, it is designed for infantry use. The gun fires 8mm at 450 rounds per minute. Interestingly some variants have been converted to folding stocks for use by army paratroopers."
 JAP_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Type 100/44"
 JAP_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "This 1944 modification of Type 100 includes several changes designed to simplify the weapon. The 1944 variant is longer than the earlier Type 100 with simple iron sights and a greatly simplified muzzle. The firing rate of the 1944 version is also considerably higher, with the gun firing at 800 rounds per minute. The gun is an absolute monster at close ranges with satisfactory accuracy and low recoil."

#Motorised

 JAP_motorized_equipment_1: "Type 94"
 JAP_mechanized_equipment_1: "Type 98 So-Da"
 JAP_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "So-Da"
 JAP_mechanized_equipment_2: "Type 1 Ho-Ki"
 JAP_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Ho-Ki"
 JAP_mechanized_equipment_3: "Type 1 Ho-Ha"
 JAP_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Ho-Ha"

#Amphibious
 JAP_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Toyota Su-Ki"
 JAP_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Su-Ki"
 JAP_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Type 6 Ka-Tsu Kai"
 JAP_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Ka-Tsu Kai"

#Armoured Car
 JAP_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Type 92 Osaka"
 JAP_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Osaka"
 JAP_armored_car_equipment_1: "Type 92 Chiyoda"
 JAP_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Chiyoda"
 JAP_armored_car_equipment_2: "Type 93 Kokusan"
 JAP_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Kokusan"
 JAP_armored_car_at_equipment: "Type 4 Armoured Car"
 JAP_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Type 4 Armoured Car"

# Trains
 JAP_train_equipment_1: "Japanese Government Railways Class D51" # JNR D51
 JAP_train_equipment_1_short: "JGR Class D51"
 JAP_train_equipment_1_desc: "While the Class D50 was well liked, the financial situation of the early 1930s led to no new freight locomotive designs until 1936. The latest freight locomotive design, the Class D51 had numerous improvements, from the use of welding, implementing a higher pressure boiler, revised cylinders, reduced axle load and overall shortening the locomotive, it proved a great step up from its predecessor."
 JAP_train_equipment_2: "Japanese Government Railways Class D52" # JNR D52, introduced slightly earlier than OTL
 JAP_train_equipment_2_short: "JGR Class D52"
 JAP_train_equipment_2_desc: "Based on the D51 design, the D52 incorporated numerous austerity modifications to improve the performance of the locomotive and reduce the cost of production. The design has a larger boiler and grate area, leading to higher tractive effort, while austerity considerations allow for replacing the running board with wood and looser production standards for most components."
 JAP_train_equipment_3: "Imperial Japanese Army Type 94 Armoured Train" # Type 94
 JAP_train_equipment_3_short: "IJA Type 94"
 JAP_train_equipment_3_desc: "Based on lessons learned from the Improvised Armoured Train, the Type 94 can achieve up to 60 kmph and has a range of 150 km. Mainly designed to haul artillery wagons and specialised armoured trains, the train was not well liked by both engine crews or servicemen."
 JAP_railway_gun_equipment_1: "Imperial Japanese Army Type 90 365mm Railway Gun" # fictional combination of both the Type 90 240mm and the Vickers 14”/45 or 14”/36cm 41st year type
 JAP_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: "IJA Type 90"
 JAP_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: "A worn gun purchased from the IJN, the reliable Vickers 14 inch/45 naval gun was refurbished and used briefly as coastal artillery before being placed on a special artillery carriage. The railway gun was designed with 360 degree traverses and had an auxiliary engine, giving limited autonomy to the gun."

#Artillery

 JAP_artillery_equipment_1: "Type 95 75 mm"
 JAP_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Type 95 75 mm"
 JAP_artillery_equipment_2: "Type 91 10 cm"
 JAP_artillery_equipment_3: "Type 96 15 cm"

 JAP_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Type 94 37 mm"
 JAP_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Type 94 37 mm"
 JAP_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Type 1 47 mm"
 JAP_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Type 4 75 mm"

 JAP_anti_air_equipment_1: "Type 98 20 mm"
 JAP_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Type 98 20 mm"
 JAP_anti_air_equipment_2: "Type 2 20 mm"
 JAP_anti_air_equipment_3: "Type 3 80 mm"

 JAP_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Type 4 20 cm Rocket Mortar"
 JAP_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Type 4 20 cm"
 JAP_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Type 4 40 cm Rocket Mortar"
 JAP_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Type 4 40 cm"

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### Jabal Shammar ###
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### Land ###

#Infantry Equip

 JBS_infantry_equipment_0: "Namudhaj Qasir Albunduqiat al'Iinjlizia"
 JBS_infantry_equipment_0_short: "NQAaI"
 JBS_infantry_equipment_1: "Albunduqiat Al'iimbiraturia Namudhaj 1355"
 JBS_infantry_equipment_1_short: "aBaI 55"
 JBS_infantry_equipment_2: "Bunduqiat nsf Alia Namudhaj 1359"
 JBS_infantry_equipment_2_short: "BnA 59"
 JBS_infantry_equipment_3: "Bunduqiat nsf Alia Namudhaj 1363"
 JBS_infantry_equipment_3_short: "BnA 63"

#Motorised

 JBS_motorized_equipment_1: "Opel Alsayarat Saeiqa"
 JBS_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Alsayarat Saeiqa"
 JBS_mechanized_equipment_1: "Jarar Shahinat Namudhaj 1359"
 JBS_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Jarar Shaninat 59"
 JBS_mechanized_equipment_2: "Markabat nsf Mujnzirat Namudhaj 1361"
 JBS_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "MnM 61"
 JBS_mechanized_equipment_3: "Alnaql Almudarae Namudhaj 1363"
 JBS_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "AA 63"

#Armoured Car
 JBS_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Sayarat Musafahat Khafifat Namudhaj 1350"
 JBS_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "SMfKh 50"
 JBS_armored_car_equipment_1: "Sayarat Mutawasita Khafifa Namudhaj 1355"
 JBS_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "SMwKh 55"
 JBS_armored_car_equipment_2: "Sayarat Musafahat Khafifa Namudhaj 1361"
 JBS_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "SMfKh 61"
 JBS_armored_car_at_equipment: "Sayarat Musafahat Khafifa Namudhaj 1363"
 JBS_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "SMfKh 63"

#Artillery

 JBS_artillery_equipment_1: "10.5 cm Hawtzr Majal Aldaw Namudhaj 1349"
 JBS_artillery_equipment_1_short: "10.5 cm Hawtzr 49"
 JBS_artillery_equipment_2: "10.5 cm Madfae Almajal Althaqil Namudhaj 1355"
 JBS_artillery_equipment_2_short: "10.5 cm Madfae 55"
 JBS_artillery_equipment_3: "15 cm Hawtzr Almajal Althaqil Namudhaj 1357"
 JBS_artillery_equipment_3_short: "15 cm Hawtzr 57"

 JBS_anti_tank_equipment_1: "2 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Dabbabat Namudhaj 1349"
 JBS_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "2 cm Madfae 49"
 JBS_anti_tank_equipment_2: "8 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Dabbabat Namudhaj 1358"
 JBS_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "8 cm Madfae 58"
 JBS_anti_tank_equipment_3: "9 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Dabbabat Namudhaj 1361"
 JBS_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "9 cm Madfae 61"

 JBS_anti_air_equipment_1: "3.7 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Hawa' Namudhaj 1356"
 JBS_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "3.7 cm Madfae 56"
 JBS_anti_air_equipment_2: "7.5 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Hawa' Namudhaj 1360"
 JBS_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "7.5 cm Madfae 60"
 JBS_anti_air_equipment_3: "8 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Hawa' Namudhaj 1364"
 JBS_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "8 cm Madfae 64"

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### Hejaz ###
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### Land ###
 HEJ_infantry_equipment_0: "Bunduqiat Almsha Namudhaj 1898"
 HEJ_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser B98"
 HEJ_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Mauser G98 was the main service rifle of the Ottoman Army during the Weltkrieg. The Ottoman M1903, chambered in 7.65mm, was the most common variant of Mauser in use. Pronounced 'Mavzer' by the Ottomans, this iconic rifle achieved great fame and became deeply ingrained in the Turkish subconscious.\n'One side of me withered from sorrows / the other from a Mavzer wound'. Freed from Ottoman control, the Palestinian army possess a large number of these rifles."
 HEJ_infantry_equipment_1: "Albunduqiat Al'iimbiraturia Namudhaj 1355"
 HEJ_infantry_equipment_1_short: "aBaI 55"
 HEJ_infantry_equipment_2: "Madfae Rashshash Namudhaj 1358"
 HEJ_infantry_equipment_2_short: "MAS 58"
 HEJ_infantry_equipment_3: "Bunduqiat nsf Alia Namudhaj 1360/1362"
 HEJ_infantry_equipment_3_short: "MAS 60/62"

#Motorised

 HEJ_motorized_equipment_1: "Opel Alsayarat Saeiqa"
 HEJ_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Alsayarat Saeiqa"
 HEJ_mechanized_equipment_1: "Jarar Shahinat Namudhaj 1359"
 HEJ_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Jarar Shaninat 59"
 HEJ_mechanized_equipment_2: "Markabat nsf Mujnzirat Namudhaj 1361"
 HEJ_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "MnM 61"
 HEJ_mechanized_equipment_3: "Alnaql Almudarae Namudhaj 1363"
 HEJ_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "AA 63"

#Armoured Car
 HEJ_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Sayarat Musafahat Khafifat Namudhaj 1350"
 HEJ_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "SMfKh 50"
 HEJ_armored_car_equipment_1: "Sayarat Mutawasita Khafifa Namudhaj 1355"
 HEJ_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "SMwKh 55"
 HEJ_armored_car_equipment_2: "Sayarat Musafahat Khafifa Namudhaj 1361"
 HEJ_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "SMfKh 61"
 HEJ_armored_car_at_equipment: "Sayarat Musafahat Khafifa Namudhaj 1363"
 HEJ_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "SMfKh 63"

#Artillery

 HEJ_artillery_equipment_1: "10.5 cm Hawtzr Majal Aldaw Namudhaj 1349"
 HEJ_artillery_equipment_1_short: "10.5 cm Hawtzr 49"
 HEJ_artillery_equipment_2: "10.5 cm Madfae Almajal Althaqil Namudhaj 1355"
 HEJ_artillery_equipment_2_short: "10.5 cm Madfae 55"
 HEJ_artillery_equipment_3: "15 cm Hawtzr Almajal Althaqil Namudhaj 1357"
 HEJ_artillery_equipment_3_short: "15 cm Hawtzr 57"

 HEJ_anti_tank_equipment_1: "2 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Dabbabat Namudhaj 1349"
 HEJ_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "2 cm Madfae 49"
 HEJ_anti_tank_equipment_2: "8 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Dabbabat Namudhaj 1358"
 HEJ_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "8 cm Madfae 58"
 HEJ_anti_tank_equipment_3: "9 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Dabbabat Namudhaj 1361"
 HEJ_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "9 cm Madfae 61"

 HEJ_anti_air_equipment_1: "3.7 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Hawa' Namudhaj 1356"
 HEJ_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "3.7 cm Madfae 56"
 HEJ_anti_air_equipment_2: "7.5 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Hawa' Namudhaj 1360"
 HEJ_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "7.5 cm Madfae 60"
 HEJ_anti_air_equipment_3: "8 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Hawa' Namudhaj 1364"
 HEJ_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "8 cm Madfae 64"

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### Kachin ###
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### Land ###
 KAC_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle No.1 Mk III"
 KAC_infantry_equipment_0_short: "No.1 Mk III"
 KAC_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser 98b"
 KAC_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser 98b"

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### Kamerun ###
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### Land ###
 CMR_infantry_equipment_0: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0$"
 CMR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0_short$"
 CMR_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 CMR_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 CMR_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 CMR_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 CMR_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 CMR_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 CMR_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### Kenya ###
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### Land ###
 KEN_infantry_equipment_0: "Short Model Lee-Enfield Mk I"
 KEN_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk 1"
 KEN_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 KEN_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 KEN_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 KEN_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 KEN_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 KEN_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 KEN_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### Kivu Clique ###
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### Land ###
 KIV_infantry_equipment_0: "Fabrique Nationale Mauser Modèle 1889"
 KIV_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M89"
 KIV_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 KIV_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 KIV_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 KIV_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 KIV_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 KIV_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 KIV_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### Korea ###
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### Land ###
 KOR_infantry_equipment_0: "Arisaka Type 38"
 KOR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Type 38"

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### Katanga ###
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### Land ###
 KTG_infantry_equipment_0: "Fabrique Nationale Mauser Modèle 1889"
 KTG_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M89"
 KTG_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 KTG_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 KTG_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

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### Kurdistan ###
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### Land ###
 KUR_infantry_equipment_0: "Mauser G98 M1903"
 KUR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser G98"
 KUR_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Mauser G98 was the main service rifle of the Ottoman Army during the Weltkrieg. The Ottoman M1903, chambered in 7.65mm, was the most common variant of Mauser in use. Pronounced 'Mavzer' by the Ottomans, this iconic rifle achieved great fame and became deeply ingrained in the Turkish subconscious.\n'One side of me withered from sorrows / the other from a Mavzer wound'. Freed from Ottoman control, the Kurdish army possess a large number of these rifles."

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### Laos ###
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### Land ###
 LAO_infantry_equipment_0: "Le fusil Mle 1902 Indochinois"
 LAO_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mle 1902 Indochinois"
 LAO_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Lighter and easier to handle and load than the Mle 1886/M93 Lebel rifle, the Berthier fusil Mle 1902 'Indochinois' rifles proved more suitable for offhand shooting and easier to maintain in tropical environments, and saw its use in Indochina."
 LAO_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 LAO_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 LAO_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

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### Latvia ###
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### Land ### #Kbk wz 91/98/23
 LAT_infantry_equipment_0: "1891. g. Mosina-Mausera modeļa šautene"
 LAT_infantry_equipment_0_short: "91. (M-M) šautene"
 # Standardmodell Mauser
 LAT_infantry_equipment_1: "1924. g. Mausers modeļa šautene"
 LAT_infantry_equipment_1_short: "24. (M) šautene"
 # Estonian Arsenal Tallinn M1938
 LAT_infantry_equipment_2: "1938. g. Teimans modeļa mašīnpistole"
 LAT_infantry_equipment_2_short: "38. (T) mašīnpistole"
 # Gewehr 43
 LAT_infantry_equipment_3: "1943. g. Valters modeļa šautene"
 LAT_infantry_equipment_3_short: "43. (V) šautene"

 #Panzerbuchse 39:
 LAT_infantry_at: "1939. g. Brauers modeļa prettanku šautene"
 LAT_infantry_at_short: "39. (B) šautene"
 #Panzerschreck:
 LAT_infantry_at2: "1943. g. modeļa raķeš-prettanku šautene"
 LAT_infantry_at2_short: "43. raķešu šautene"

 LAT_support_weapons: "1915. g. Bergmans ložmetējs & 75,8-mm mīnmetējs"
 LAT_support_weapons_short: "15. (B) ložmetējs & 75,8-mm mīnmetējs"
 LAT_support_weapons2: "1934. g. Volmers ložmetējs & 80-mm smagais mīnmetējs"
 LAT_support_weapons2_short: "34. (V) ložmetējs & 80-mm mīnmetējs"
 #MG 39Rh and 20-cm leLdgW :
 LAT_support_weapons3: "1939. g. Stangs ložmetējs & 200-mm mīnmetējs"
 LAT_support_weapons3_short: "39. (S) ložmetējs & 200-mm mīnmetējs"
 LAT_support_weapons4: "1942. g. Gruners ložmetējs & 80-mm mīnmetējs"
 LAT_support_weapons4_short: "42. (G) ložmetējs & 80-mm mīnmetējs"

#Motorized
 #Borgward B 3000:
 LAT_motorized_equipment_1: "1936. g. armijas kravas automašīna 'Borgward'"
 LAT_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Borgward"
 ##Borgward B 3000 with Wurfrahmen 40:
 LAT_motorized_rocket_equipment: "Borgward R"
 LAT_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "1940. g. raķešmetējs-pašgājējs 'Borgward R'"
 LAT_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Borgward R"
 #Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11:
 LAT_mechanized_equipment_1: "1938. g. kāpurķēžu pārvadātājs 'Hanomag'"
 LAT_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Hanomag"
 #Schwerer Wehrmachtschlepper:
 LAT_mechanized_equipment_2: "1942. g. kāpurķēžu pārvadātājs 'Bussing-NAG'"
 LAT_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Bussing-NAG"
 #Basically OT-810:
 LAT_mechanized_equipment_3: "1944. g. kāpurķēžu bruņu pārvadātājs 'Vairogs'"
 LAT_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Vairogs"

#Amphibious
 LAT_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "1940. g. desantbruņumašīna 'Rheinmetall-Borsig'"
 LAT_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "40. Rheinmetall-Borsig"
 LAT_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "1942. g. desantbruņumašīna 'Maybach'"
 LAT_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "42. Maybach"

#Armoured Car
 LAT_gw_armored_car_equipment: "1935. g. modeļa bruņumašīna 'Horch'"
 LAT_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "35. Horch"
 LAT_armored_car_equipment_1: "1936. g. modeļa bruņumašīna 'Daimler-Benz'"
 LAT_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "36. Daimler-Benz"
 LAT_armored_car_equipment_2: "1942. g. modeļa bruņumašīna 'Bussing-NAG'"
 LAT_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "42. Bussing-NAG"
 LAT_armored_car_at_equipment: "1943. g. modeļa bruņumašīna 'Bussing-NAG'"
 LAT_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "43. Bussing-NAG"

#Artillery
 LAT_artillery_equipment_1: "1933. g. 105-mm gaismas haubice"
 LAT_artillery_equipment_1_short: "33. 105-mm haubice"
 LAT_artillery_equipment_2: "1936. g. 150-mm smags haubice"
 LAT_artillery_equipment_2_short: "36. 150-mm haubice"
 LAT_artillery_equipment_3: "1940. g. 170-mm lielgabals"
 LAT_artillery_equipment_3_short: "40. 170-mm lielgabals"

 LAT_anti_tank_equipment_1: "1936. g. 37-mm prettanku lielgabals"
 LAT_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "36. 37-mm lielgabals"
 LAT_anti_tank_equipment_2: "1940. g. 75-mm prettanku lielgabals"
 LAT_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "40. 75-mm lielgabals"
 LAT_anti_tank_equipment_3: "1943. g. 128-mm prettanku lielgabals"
 LAT_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "43. 128-mm lielgabals"

 LAT_anti_air_equipment_1: "1936. g. 20-mm zenītartilērijas lielgabals"
 LAT_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "36. 20-mm lielgabals"
 LAT_anti_air_equipment_2: "1937. g. 37-mm zenītartilērijas lielgabals"
 LAT_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "37. 37-mm lielgabals"
 LAT_anti_air_equipment_3: "1941. g. 88-mm zenītartilērijas lielgabals"
 LAT_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "41. 88-mm lielgabals"

 LAT_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "1940. g. 280-mm raķešu palaidējs"
 LAT_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "40. 280-mm palaidējs"
 LAT_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "1942. g. 210-mm raķešu lielgabals"
 LAT_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "42. 210-mm lielgabals"

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### Legation Cities ###
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### Land ###

 LEC_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle No.1 Mk III*"
 LEC_infantry_equipment_0_short: "No.1 Mk III*"
 LEC_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Alongside the German Mauser, the Lee-Enfield is perhaps one of the most recognisable rifles in service with any military. Although the No.1 Mk III* saw use in the Legation Cities well before the Weltkrieg in the hands of the old British garrison, the revolution in 1926 and the retreat of the China Station to Australasia in the same year saw the rifle continue service with police forces across the Legation Cities, as well as with the Shanghai Volunteer Corps.\n\nAs most of these rifles were Weltkrieg-era surplus, and many have long been without proper maintenance or replaceable parts, attrition has taken its toll. Now that there may be too few rifles to furnish an expanded police force, some have come to regard the Lee-Enfield as necessarily obsolete."
 LEC_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser 98b"
 LEC_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser 98b"
 LEC_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Mauser 98b is the cutting edge of German bolt-action rifle technology. With an easier to operate bolt, superior ironsights, an improved stock, and a lighter build, this weapon is a substantial improvement over its predecessors. The 98b is also especially practical in China, as the most common rifle beyond the Neutral Zone is the Hanyang 88, a copy of the older Mauser 1888, with which it shares ammunition."
 LEC_infantry_equipment_2: "Selbstladegewehr 40"
 LEC_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Selbstlader 40"
 LEC_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by the Mauser company in response to a German Army desire for a self-loading rifle with a backup bolt action, the Selbstladegewehr 40 was a massive leap forward in German small arms design. While initial prototypes were highly inaccurate, heavy, and prone to jamming, the German army eventually dropped some its other specific requirements for the rifle, and the end result, the predecessor the rifle that would ultimately be adopted, proved effective."
 LEC_infantry_equipment_3: "Maschinenkarabiner 42"
 LEC_infantry_equipment_3_short: "MKb 42"
 LEC_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The MKb 42 is a revolutionary design chambered for a new intermediate cartridge, developed by famous German arms designer Hugo Schmeisser in conjunction with the Haenel company. While the first prototype of the rifle was prone to jamming, both the military and even the Kaiser himself were extremely enthusiastic about the project and immense resources were concentrated on improving the design, with the rifle deemed ready for adoption in 1942."
 LEC_infantry_at: "$GER_infantry_at$"
 LEC_infantry_at_short: "$GER_infantry_at_short$"
 LEC_infantry_at2: "$GER_infantry_at2$"
 LEC_infantry_at2_short: "$GER_infantry_at2_short$"
 LEC_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 LEC_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 LEC_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 LEC_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"
 LEC_support_weapons3: "$GER_support_weapons3$"
 LEC_support_weapons3_short: "$GER_support_weapons3_short$"
 LEC_support_weapons4: "$GER_support_weapons4$"
 LEC_support_weapons4_short: "$GER_support_weapons4_short$"
 LEC_night_vision: "$GER_night_vision$"
 LEC_night_vision_short: "$GER_night_vision_short$"

 LEC_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Shanghai 'Feixing Baolei'"
 LEC_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "'Feixing Baolei'"
 LEC_gw_armored_car_equipment_desc: "The 'Feixing Baolei' is a standard armoured riot control vehicle used by the Shanghai police force, and the Shanghai Volunteer Corps is also equipped with a small number of such armoured vehicles.\n\nThis vehicle's carriage can hold more than ten individuals. The top of the carriage is equipped with a machine gun or infantry support gun, with several shooting holes at the rear. The compartment of the armoured vehicle has skylights, allowing the crews to reach out of the compartment, in order to suppress a crowd with strong light or high-pressure water guns. The huge carriage of the armoured vehicle made it look like a prison vehicle, so people gave this unnamed riot control vehicle a derogatory nickname: 'Feixing Baolei' or 'Flying Fortress'. As time passed, even actual prison vehicles in Shanghai received the same name."
 LEC_armored_car_equipment_1: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 231 4-rad"
 LEC_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Sdkfz 231"
 LEC_armored_car_equipment_1_desc: "After the end of the Weltkrieg and collapse of British Empire, the Shanghai Volunteer Corps also began to gradually adopt German-made weapons. The German-owned company The New Engineering & Shipbuilding Co., which was originally responsible for manufacturing armoured vehicles for Shanghai Volunteer Corps, has now started to officially produce German armoured vehicles.\n\nAccording to the opinion of the German military advisors in China, the armoured vehicle uses a four-wheeled chassis based on the characteristics of the Chinese battlefield."

#Artillery

 LEC_artillery_equipment_1: "75mm Gun M1897"
 LEC_artillery_equipment_1_short: "75mm Gun M1897"
 LEC_artillery_equipment_2: "105mm M101A1"
 LEC_artillery_equipment_3: "155mm M114"

 LEC_anti_tank_equipment_1: "37mm Gun M3"
 LEC_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "37mm Gun M3"
 LEC_anti_tank_equipment_2: "57mm Gun M1"
 LEC_anti_tank_equipment_3: "3-inch Gun M5"

 LEC_anti_air_equipment_1: "37mm Gun M1"
 LEC_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "37mm Gun M1"
 LEC_anti_air_equipment_2: "40mm M1"
 LEC_anti_air_equipment_3: "90mm Gun M3"

 LEC_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "M8 Rocket"
 LEC_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "M8"
 LEC_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "M16 Rocket"
 LEC_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "M16"

#Motorised

 LEC_motorized_equipment_1: "Type 94"
 LEC_mechanized_equipment_1: "Type 1 Ho-Ki"
 LEC_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Type 1 Ho-Ki"
 LEC_mechanized_equipment_2: "Type 1 Ho-Ha"
 LEC_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Type 1 Ho-Ha"
 LEC_mechanized_equipment_3: "Type 2 Ho-Ha"
 LEC_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Type 2 Ho-Ha"

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### Liberia ###
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### Land ###
 LIB_infantry_equipment_0: "Springfield Krag-Jørgensen Model 1898"
 LIB_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Springfield M1898"
 LIB_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Krag-Jørgensen rifle was adopted by the United States in 1892 to replace the ageing Springfield Model 1884. While the Krags proved superior at close ranges to comparable Mauser designs in the Spanish-American war, the rifle's flimsy action in comparison to newer bolt designs necessitated a replacement a mere decade after its adoption. Liberia acquired its Krags as highly discounted military assistance from the United States shortly after the fall of France in Europe, thanks largely to American fears of Nationalist French invasion of the country."
 LIB_infantry_equipment_1: "Fabrique Nationale Mauser Modelo 1924"
 LIB_infantry_equipment_1_short: "FN-24"

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### Lithuania ###
###

### Land ###
 #Kbk wz 91/98/23
 LIT_infantry_equipment_0: "Mosin-Mauser 1891/98/25 m. modelio šautuvas"
 LIT_infantry_equipment_0_short: "25 MM"
 LIT_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Germany's eastern allies all had large stocks of Russian Mosin rifles, but they all adopted the 8mm Mauser cartridge to match German standards. Wanting to make cost-effective use of existing stocks until more Mauser rifles were available, Polish arsenals worked to convert Mosin rifles into carbines chambering the new official cartridge. The wz. 91/98/25 pattern would quickly be adopted by other Oststaaten to modernise their existing stocks."
 # Standardmodell Mauser
 LIT_infantry_equipment_1: "Lietuviškas Mauser 1924 m. modelio šautuvas"
 LIT_infantry_equipment_1_short: "24 L"
 LIT_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Weltkrieg showed first-hand that full-length rifles were unwieldy in trench warfare with little benefit. Germany's famed assault troops were given the shorter Kar. 98AZ whenever possible, and soon after the war, it was decided to standardise on a carbine-length rifle to replace the G.98. The Kar. 98b, based on the AZ model, differed little from its direct predecessor, but more significantly from the longer G. 98, with improved sights and a turned-down bolt. More importantly, it used more parts from the long rifle to increase parts interchangeability and lower manufacturing costs. Many models were ordered by Lithuanian government."
 # MP35
 LIT_infantry_equipment_2: "Bergmann 1935 m. modelio pistoletas-kulkosvaidis"
 LIT_infantry_equipment_2_short: "35 B"
 LIT_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "While the sub-machine gun concept was well-proven during the latter phase of the Weltkrieg, many nations see serious shortage of the weapon type as the Second Weltkrieg broke out. Unable to secure the German Army's standard MP-40, the Oststaaten often have to make due with what is commercially available through private firms. The MP-35, designed by Emil Bergmann and notable for its horizontal magazine on the right side, is a popular choice thanks to its relative ruggedness and affordability, along with Bergmann's willingness to license the design."
 # Gewehr 43
 LIT_infantry_equipment_3: "Lietuviškas Mauser 1943 m. modelio karabinas"
 LIT_infantry_equipment_3_short: "43 L"

 #Panzerbuchse 39:
 LIT_infantry_at: "Brauer 1943 m. modelio prieštankinis šautuvas"
 LIT_infantry_at_short: "43 B"
 #Panzerschreck:
 LIT_infantry_at2: "1943 m. modelio prieštankinis raketsvaidis 'Panzerschreck'"
 LIT_infantry_at2_short: "43 P"
 LIT_infantry_at2_desc: "The Raketenpanzerbuchse 54 shoulder-launched anti-tank rocket launchers, nicknamed 'Ofenrohr' ('stove pipe') and the more popular 'Panzerschreck' ('Tank's Fright'), are lightweight infantry weapons developed for the German military, inspired by the rumours about American rocket launchers. Under ideal conditions, the R.Pz.B. 54 can penetrate heavy tanks' armour with its 8,8-centimetre rockets, already used by the Raketenwerfer 43 rocket launchers. As a drawback, the R.Pz.B. 54 produces a lot of smoke upon firing. Many shipped over from Germany given Lithuania's lack of anti tank weapons."

 LIT_support_weapons: "1915 m. sunkusis kulkosvaidis & 75,8 mm lengvasis minosvaidis"
 LIT_support_weapons_short: "15 kulkosvaidis & 75,8 mm minosvaidis"
 LIT_support_weapons2: "1934 m. sunkusis kulkosvaidis & 80 mm sunkusis minosvaidis"
 LIT_support_weapons2_short: "34 kulkosvaidis & 80 mm minosvaidis"
 #MG 39Rh and 20-cm leLdgW :
 LIT_support_weapons3: "1939 m. sunkusis kulkosvaidis & 200 mm lengvasis minosvaidis"
 LIT_support_weapons3_short: "39 kulkosvaidis & 200 mm minosvaidis"
 LIT_support_weapons4: "1942 m. sunkusis kulkosvaidis & 80 mm lengvasis minosvaidis"
 LIT_support_weapons4_short: "42 kulkosvaidis & 80 mm minosvaidis"

 #Motorized
 #Borgward B 3000:
 LIT_motorized_equipment_1: "Karinis sunkvežimis 'Borgward'"
 LIT_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Borgward"
 ##Borgward B 3000 with Wurfrahmen 40:
 LIT_motorized_rocket_equipment: "Wurfrahmen"
 LIT_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Sunkvežimis su reaktyviniu salviniu leistuvu 'Wurfrahmen'"
 LIT_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Wurfrahmen"
 #Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11:
 LIT_mechanized_equipment_1: "Šarvuotasis transporteris 'HLkl 5'"
 LIT_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "HLkl 5"
 #Schwerer Wehrmachtschlepper:
 LIT_mechanized_equipment_2: "Šarvuotasis transporteris 'sHS'"
 LIT_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "sHS"
 #Basically OT-810:
 LIT_mechanized_equipment_3: "Šarvuotasis transporteris 'HKL 7'"
 LIT_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "HKL 7"

 #Amphibious
 LIT_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Desantinis šarvuotasis transporteris 'LWS'"
 LIT_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "LWS"
 LIT_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Desantinis šarvuotasis transporteris 'LWS 2'"
 LIT_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "LWS 2"

 #Armoured Car
 LIT_gw_armored_car_equipment: "1935 m. modelio šarvuotas automobilis 'Horch 801'"
 LIT_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Horch 801"
 LIT_armored_car_equipment_1: "1936 m. modelio šarvuotas automobilis 'Daimler-Benz G3b'"
 LIT_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Daimler-Benz G3b"
 LIT_armored_car_equipment_2: "1942 m. modelio šarvuotas automobilis 'ARK'"
 LIT_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "ARK"
 LIT_armored_car_at_equipment: "1943 m. modelio šarvuotas automobilis 'ARK 2'"
 LIT_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "ARK 2"

 #Artillery
 LIT_artillery_equipment_1: "1933 m. 105 mm 'Rheinmetall' lengvoji haubica"
 LIT_artillery_equipment_1_short: "105 mm 33 haubica"
 LIT_artillery_equipment_2: "1936 m. 150 mm 'Rheinmetall' sunkioji haubica"
 LIT_artillery_equipment_2_short: "150 mm 36 haubica"
 LIT_artillery_equipment_3: "1940 m. 170 mm 'Krupp' haubica"
 LIT_artillery_equipment_3_short: "170 mm 40 haubica"

 LIT_anti_tank_equipment_1: "1936 m. 37 mm prieštankine patranka"
 LIT_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "37 mm 36 pabuklas"
 LIT_anti_tank_equipment_2: "1940 m. 75 mm prieštankine patranka"
 LIT_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "75 mm 40 pabuklas"
 LIT_anti_tank_equipment_3: "1943 m. 128 mm prieštankine patranka"
 LIT_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "128 mm 43 pabuklas"

 LIT_anti_air_equipment_1: "1936 m. 20 mm priešlektuvinis pabuklas"
 LIT_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "20 mm 36 pabuklas"
 LIT_anti_air_equipment_2: "1937 m. 37 mm priešlektuvinis pabuklas"
 LIT_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "37 mm 37 pabuklas"
 LIT_anti_air_equipment_3: "1941 m. 88 mm 'Krupp' priešlektuvinis pabuklas"
 LIT_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "88 mm 41 pabuklas"

 LIT_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "1940 m. 280 mm reaktyvines artilerijos irenginys"
 LIT_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "280 mm 40 pabuklas"
 LIT_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "1942 m. 210 mm reaktyvines artilerijos irenginys"
 LIT_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "210 mm 42 pabuklas"

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### Lombardia ###
###

### Land ###
 LOM_infantry_equipment_0: "Carcano Modello 1891"
 LOM_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Carcano M91"

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### Tripolitania ###
###

### Land ###
 TRP_infantry_equipment_0: "Bunduqiat Namudhaj 1891"
 TRP_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Carcano nam.1"
 TRP_infantry_equipment_1: "Albunduqiat Al'iimbiraturia Namudhaj 1355"
 TRP_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Kırıkkale nam.55"
 TRP_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Kırıkkale T55 was the name given to the Ottoman modification of Mauser Gewehr 98. Starting in 1933, the Ottoman Empire updated their old rifles to a common configuration known as the Model of 1936 and all in 8x57 Mauser cartridge. The standardisation of all Mausers in Ottoman inventory helped ease the logistical nightmare of having to supply 4 different types of rifle ammunition to all units."
 TRP_infantry_equipment_2: "Bunduqiat nsf Alia Namudhaj 1353/1358"
 TRP_infantry_equipment_2_short: "BnA nam.53/58"
 TRP_infantry_equipment_3: "Bunduqiat nsf Alia Namudhaj 1363"
 TRP_infantry_equipment_3_short: "BnA nam.63"

#Motorised

 TRP_motorized_equipment_1: "Opel Alsayarat Saeiqa"
 TRP_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Alsayarat Saeiqa"
 TRP_mechanized_equipment_1: "Jarar Shahinat Namudhaj 1359"
 TRP_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Jarar Shaninat nam.59"
 TRP_mechanized_equipment_2: "Markabat nsf Mujnzirat Namudhaj 1361"
 TRP_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "MnM nam.61"
 TRP_mechanized_equipment_3: "Alnaql Almudarae Namudhaj 1363"
 TRP_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "AA nam.63"

#Armoured Car
 TRP_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Sayarat Musafahat Khafifat Namudhaj 1350"
 TRP_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "SMfKh nam.50"
 TRP_armored_car_equipment_1: "Sayarat Mutawasita Khafifa Namudhaj 1355"
 TRP_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "SMwKh nam.55"
 TRP_armored_car_equipment_2: "Sayarat Musafahat Khafifa Namudhaj 1361"
 TRP_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "SMfKh nam.61"
 TRP_armored_car_at_equipment: "Sayarat Musafahat Khafifa Namudhaj 1363"
 TRP_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "SMfKh nam.63"

#Artillery

 TRP_artillery_equipment_1: "10.5 cm Hawtzr Majal Aldaw Namudhaj 1349"
 TRP_artillery_equipment_1_short: "10.5 cm Hawtzr nam.49"
 TRP_artillery_equipment_2: "10.5 cm Madfae Almajal Althaqil Namudhaj 1355"
 TRP_artillery_equipment_2_short: "10.5 cm Madfae nam.55"
 TRP_artillery_equipment_3: "15 cm Hawtzr Almajal Althaqil Namudhaj 1357"
 TRP_artillery_equipment_3_short: "15 cm Hawtzr nam.57"

 TRP_anti_tank_equipment_1: "2 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Dabbabat Namudhaj 1349"
 TRP_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "2 cm Madfae nam.49"
 TRP_anti_tank_equipment_2: "8 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Dabbabat Namudhaj 1358"
 TRP_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "8 cm Madfae nam.58"
 TRP_anti_tank_equipment_3: "9 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Dabbabat Namudhaj 1361"
 TRP_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "9 cm Madfae nam.61"

 TRP_anti_air_equipment_1: "3.7 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Hawa' Namudhaj 1356"
 TRP_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "3.7 cm Madfae nam.56"
 TRP_anti_air_equipment_2: "7.5 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Hawa' Namudhaj 1360"
 TRP_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "7.5 cm Madfae nam.60"
 TRP_anti_air_equipment_3: "8 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Hawa' Namudhaj 1364"
 TRP_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "8 cm Madfae nam.64"

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### Cyrenaica ###
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### Land ###
 LBA_infantry_equipment_0: "Bunduqiat Namudhaj 1891"
 LBA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Carcano nam.1"
 LBA_infantry_equipment_1: "Albunduqiat Al'iimbiraturia Namudhaj 1355"
 LBA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Kırıkkale nam.55"
 LBA_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Kırıkkale T55 was the name given to the Ottoman modification of Mauser Gewehr 98. Starting in 1933, the Ottoman Empire updated their old rifles to a common configuration known as the Model of 1936 and all in 8x57 Mauser cartridge. The standardisation of all Mausers in Ottoman inventory helped ease the logistical nightmare of having to supply 4 different types of rifle ammunition to all units."
 LBA_infantry_equipment_2: "Bunduqiat nsf Alia Namudhaj 1359"
 LBA_infantry_equipment_2_short: "BnA nam.59"
 LBA_infantry_equipment_3: "Bunduqiat nsf Alia Namudhaj 1363"
 LBA_infantry_equipment_3_short: "BnA nam.63"

#Motorised

 LBA_motorized_equipment_1: "Opel Alsayarat Saeiqa"
 LBA_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Alsayarat Saeiqa"
 LBA_mechanized_equipment_1: "Jarar Shahinat Namudhaj 1359"
 LBA_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Jarar Shaninat nam.59"
 LBA_mechanized_equipment_2: "Markabat nsf Mujnzirat Namudhaj 1361"
 LBA_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "MnM nam.61"
 LBA_mechanized_equipment_3: "Alnaql Almudarae Namudhaj 1363"
 LBA_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "AA nam.63"

#Armoured Car
 LBA_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Sayarat Musafahat Khafifat Namudhaj 1350"
 LBA_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "SMfKh nam.50"
 LBA_armored_car_equipment_1: "Sayarat Mutawasita Khafifa Namudhaj 1355"
 LBA_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "SMwKh nam.55"
 LBA_armored_car_equipment_2: "Sayarat Musafahat Khafifa Namudhaj 1361"
 LBA_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "SMfKh nam.61"
 LBA_armored_car_at_equipment: "Sayarat Musafahat Khafifa Namudhaj 1363"
 LBA_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "SMfKh nam.63"

#Artillery

 LBA_artillery_equipment_1: "10.5 cm Hawtzr Majal Aldaw Namudhaj 1349"
 LBA_artillery_equipment_1_short: "10.5 cm Hawtzr nam.49"
 LBA_artillery_equipment_2: "10.5 cm Madfae Almajal Althaqil Namudhaj 1355"
 LBA_artillery_equipment_2_short: "10.5 cm Madfae nam.55"
 LBA_artillery_equipment_3: "15 cm Hawtzr Almajal Althaqil Namudhaj 1357"
 LBA_artillery_equipment_3_short: "15 cm Hawtzr nam.57"

 LBA_anti_tank_equipment_1: "2 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Dabbabat Namudhaj 1349"
 LBA_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "2 cm Madfae nam.49"
 LBA_anti_tank_equipment_2: "8 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Dabbabat Namudhaj 1358"
 LBA_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "8 cm Madfae nam.58"
 LBA_anti_tank_equipment_3: "9 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Dabbabat Namudhaj 1361"
 LBA_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "9 cm Madfae nam.61"

 LBA_anti_air_equipment_1: "3.7 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Hawa' Namudhaj 1356"
 LBA_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "3.7 cm Madfae nam.56"
 LBA_anti_air_equipment_2: "7.5 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Hawa' Namudhaj 1360"
 LBA_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "7.5 cm Madfae nam.60"
 LBA_anti_air_equipment_3: "8 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Hawa' Namudhaj 1364"
 LBA_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "8 cm Madfae nam.64"

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### Madras ###
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### Land ###
 MDR_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle No.1 Mk III"
 MDR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "No.1 Mk III"
 MDR_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser 98b"
 MDR_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser 98b"

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### Mittelafrika ###
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### Land ###

 MAF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "A"
 MAF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "B"
 MAF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "C"
 MAF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "D"
 MAF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "E"
 MAF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "F"
 MAF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "G"
 MAF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "H"
 MAF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "I"
 MAF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "J"
 MAF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "K"
 MAF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "L"
 MAF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "M"
 MAF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_14: "N"
 MAF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_15: "O"
 MAF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_16: "P"

#Infantry Equip

 MAF_infantry_equipment_0: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0$"
 MAF_infantry_equipment_0_short: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0_short$"
 MAF_infantry_equipment_1: "Karabiner 98t"
 MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Karabiner 98t"
 MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Rather than adopting a new rifle, the modified version of the existing Karabiner 98AZ from the Weltkrieg is adopted in order to save money for the colonial government. The \"t\" stands for \"tropen\", meaning \"tropics\". The rifle's total length is shortened to 1m, its weight reduced to 3.2kg, and equipped with a shorter sight (100 to 1000m rather than 2000m) to be more suitable for jungle warfare in general, which is fought at a closer distance."
 MAF_infantry_equipment_2: "Maschinenpistole 40/I"
 MAF_infantry_equipment_2_short: "MP 40/I"
 MAF_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Learning from the Indochinese conflict, the MP 40/I (sometimes erroneously called MP 40/II) is a modified version of the standard MP 40 with a dual side-by-side magazine holder (for a theoretical ammunition total of 64 rounds), designed for troops on the Asian and African front to better suit the nature of jungle combat which disregards the stand-off distance in exchange for much higher capacity for \"Dauerfeuer-Himmelssteuer\" (Spray and Pray) tactics against enemy combatants hidden behind thick foliage."
 MAF_infantry_equipment_3: "Maschinenkarabiner 42k"
 MAF_infantry_equipment_3_short: "MKb 42k"
 MAF_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "Unlike the MKb 42, the MKb 42k \"Kolonial\" variant of the rifle is developed in parallel by the Walther company. The specification called for a new weapon which was larger than a submachine gun, more accurate, longer ranged and more manoeuvrable than a full sized rifle in order to replace both the existing MP 40/I and Karabiner 98t role at the same time. The rifle fire from a closed bolt, trading higher rate of fire of 600 rpm with effective range which goes down by 50 metre when compared to the main service rifle adopted in Europe. These characteristics which filled a very niche role make it well-loved by its user."
 MAF_infantry_at: "$GER_infantry_at$"
 MAF_infantry_at_short: "$GER_infantry_at_short$"
 MAF_infantry_at2: "$GER_infantry_at2$"
 MAF_infantry_at2_short: "$GER_infantry_at2_short$"
 MAF_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 MAF_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 MAF_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 MAF_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"
 MAF_support_weapons3: "$GER_support_weapons3$"
 MAF_support_weapons3_short: "$GER_support_weapons3_short$"
 MAF_support_weapons4: "$GER_support_weapons4$"
 MAF_support_weapons4_short: "$GER_support_weapons4_short$"
 MAF_night_vision: "$GER_night_vision$"
 MAF_night_vision_short: "$GER_night_vision_short$"

#Motorised

 MAF_motorized_equipment_1: "Opel Blitz"
 MAF_motorized_rocket_equipment: "Opel Blitz mit Wurfrahmen 40"
 MAF_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Opel Blitz mit Wurfrahmen 40"
 MAF_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Blitz mit Wurfrahmen"
 MAF_mechanized_equipment_1: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11"
 MAF_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Sd.Kfz. 11"
 MAF_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11 was developed from 1934 to 1938 and involved Borgward AG and, from 1937 onwards, the design became associated with Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG. Initially intended to be a prime mover, the Sd.Kfz. 11 soon was transferred to the role of a transporter, when the need for an all-terrain vehicle became apparent. Capable of carrying eight soldiers in addition to towing a gun or a trailer, the truck became the main vehicle of panzergrenadiers."
 MAF_mechanized_equipment_2: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251"
 MAF_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Sd.Kfz. 251"
 MAF_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "Developed on the chassis of Sd.Kfz. 11, the Schützenpanzerwagen Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251 half-tracks (commonly referred to as "SWP") are built by Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG specifically to quickly transport a squad of infantrymen to the front lines with adequate armour protection from small arms fire. The truck examples are usually assigned to armour units for the purpose of helping troops stay right behind the fast moving tanks."
 MAF_mechanized_equipment_3: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 256"
 MAF_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Sd.Kfz. 256"
 MAF_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "In late 1943, the German Army asked Auto-Union to develop a light, fully tracked reconnaissance vehicle, capable of carrying 6-8 men in an open-top superstructure. Introduced in 1944 the Schwerer Schützenpanzerwagen 'Kätzchen' (Heavy Armoured Personnel Carrier 'Kitten') had the hull's shape similar to the hull of the Stu.Pz.Kpfw. VII, but much smaller. The vehicle has front wheel drive with five or six overlapping steel road wheels and was designed to attain speeds in excess of 50 km/hr and has light armour. Warmly met by the German Military despite not very high speed, the vehicle was adopted in service under the name Sd.Kfz. 256."

#Amphibious
 MAF_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper"
 MAF_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "LWS"
 MAF_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper II"
 MAF_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "LWS II"

#Armoured Car
 MAF_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Leichter Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 222"
 MAF_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Sd.Kfz. 222"
 MAF_gw_armored_car_equipment_dsec: "Introduced in 1936, the Leichter Panzerspähwagen ('light armoured reconnaissance vehicle') Sd. Kfz. 222 is a modernised version of the Sd. Kfz. 221. Being a road armoured car, manned by a three-man crew and has 4-wheel drive, the Sd.Kfz. 222 armed with a 2-cm Kw.K. 30 L/55 autocannon and a 7,92-mm M.G. 13 machine gun. Performing well on the good road network, the reconnaissance vehicle suffered in performance on the rough terrain and was badly received by colonial troops."
 MAF_armored_car_equipment_1: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, 8-rad, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 231"
 MAF_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Sd.Kfz. 231"
 MAF_armored_car_equipment_1_desc: "The Sd.Kfz. 231 Schwerer Panzerspähwagen ('heavy armoured reconnaissance vehicle') is a military designation for a line of reconnaissance armoured cars intended for armoured divisions. Initially developed in 1932 as 6 wheels variants, it was obvious that this variant will be obsolete in the nearest future. In 1937 the 8 wheels variant armed with 2-cm Kw.K. 30 L/55 autocannon was introduced in service. The all-wheel drive four-axle Sd.Kfz. 231 are one of the most technically advanced armoured vehicles and are able to operate on rough terrain, with a cross-country comparable to that of tanks."
 MAF_armored_car_equipment_2: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234"
 MAF_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Sd. Kfz. 234"
 MAF_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "This new armoured car is seen as a successor to the eight-wheeled Panzerspähwagen Sd.Kfz.231. Among other priorities, better protection and heavier armament were viewed as crucial for the new armoured car. The production vehicle is heavier and bulkier than the Sd.Kfz.231, with mudguards that went along the side from end to end, with four storage compartments located inside. The main version of the vehicle, also known as Sd.Kfz.234/1, is armed with open-top turret fitted with a 2-cm Kw.K. 30 L/55 autocannon and coaxial M.G. 34."
 MAF_armored_car_at_equipment: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234/2"
 MAF_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Sd.Kfz. 234/2"
 MAF_armored_car_at_equipment_desc: "A respectable armoured car, the Sd.Kfz.234/2 (also known as 'Puma') presents great speed and a significant 50 mm KwK.39/1 cannon. With improved frontal armour and formidable main gun, the car can traverse into volatile areas that are generally restricted to other like-minded vehicles. Being the greatly improved variant of the Sd.Kfz.234, the 'Puma' is intended to be used in a 6-strong platoon as a support vehicle. More often, though, commanders use the Sd.Kfz. 234/2 as fast tank hunters."

#Artillery

 MAF_artillery_equipment_1: "10,5-cm leichte Feldhaubitze Modell 33"
 MAF_artillery_equipment_1_short: "10,5-cm le.F.H. 33"
 MAF_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "The 10,5-cm le.F.H. 33 is the standard artillery piece of the Deutsches Heer, adopted for service in 1933 and used by all divisions and artillery battalions. This gun was developed in 1928-29 by Rheinmetall, and was a major advance on its predecessor the 10,5-cm le.F.H. 16 - a completely new three-point split trail gun carriage provides more stability and increases the traverse to 56 degrees alongside with the sighting mechanism to make it easier to fire at moving targets."
 MAF_artillery_equipment_2: "15-cm schwere Feldhaubitze Modell 36"
 MAF_artillery_equipment_2_short: "15-cm s.F.H. 36"
 MAF_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The 15-cm schwere Feldhaubitze 36, nicknamed Immergrün ('Evergreen'), is the basic division-level heavy howitzer, serving alongside the smaller but more numerous 10,5-cm le.F.H. 33. The gun originated with a contest between Rheinmetall and Krupp, both of whom entered several designs that were all considered unsatisfactory for one reason or another. In the end the army decided the solution was to combine the best features of both designs, using the Rheinmetall gun on a Krupp carriage. In 1935 the Army drafted a requirement for a lightened version of the gun which could be towed by a single horse team in one piece, for which a new proposed design from Rheinmetall was selected."
 MAF_artillery_equipment_3: "17-cm Kanone Modell 40 in Mörserlafette"
 MAF_artillery_equipment_3_short: "17-cm K. 40 Mrs.Laf."
 MAF_artillery_equipment_3_Desc: "The 17-cm Kanone 40, built by Krupp and Hannoversche Maschinenbau, is heavy corps-level gun. In the field, the gun delivers great damage, but also has a great disadvantage of requiring a long period of time to tear down for transport. A notable innovation on the 17-cm K. 40 is the \"double recoil\" or dual-recoil carriage. The dual-recoil mechanism absorbs all of the recoil energy with virtually no movement of the box trail upon firing, thus making for a very accurate weapon."

 MAF_anti_tank_equipment_1: "3,7-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 36"
 MAF_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "3,7-cm Pa.K. 36"
 MAF_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: "Design of a horse-drawn, 3,7-cm anti-tank gun (designated 3,7-cm Pa.K. 28) by Rheinmetall commenced in 1924. By the early 1930s, it became apparent that horse-drawn artillery is obsolete, and the gun was modified for motorised transport, allowing it to be towed at highway speeds. Nicknamed by soldiers 'Heeresanklopfgerät' ('army door-knocking device'), the re-designated 3,7-cm Pa.K. 36 is the main anti-tank weapon of Deutsches Heer and easily can manage with enemy light tanks."
 MAF_anti_tank_equipment_2: "7,5-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 40"
 MAF_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "7,5-cm Pa.K. 40"
 MAF_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: "The 7,5-cm Pa.K. 40 was developed after reports of new enemy tank designs began to reach Berlin in 1939. The project was initially given low priority, but following the growing tensions with France and the appearance of heavily armoured tanks, it was given an increased priority. In terms of armour-piercing action, the Pa.K. 40 is superior to the similar guns, but have less effective rollback damping systems, as a result of which the gun is behind analogues to quickly change position."
 MAF_anti_tank_equipment_3: "12,8-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 43"
 MAF_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "12,8-cm Pa.K. 43"
 MAF_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: "The 12,8-cm Pa.K. 43 is the new anti-tank gun developed initially as a field gun known as the Kanone 43. However, once heavier tanks started to appear the design requirements were altered to include an anti-armour role. The 12,8-cm Pa.K. 44 has a good anti-tank performance over long to extreme-long ranges - 1,800-2,700 metres and beyond - while also doubling as an effective field gun when firing high-explosive shells. But since it was not possible to install a 12,8-cm barrel on the carriage of a conventional anti-tank gun, a special carriage for the gun was designed. The high profile of the gun had to be maintained, which makes the gun extremely visible."

 MAF_anti_air_equipment_1: "2-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 36"
 MAF_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "2-cm Fla.K. 36"
 MAF_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: "The 2-cm Fla.K. 30 automatic anti-aircraft cannon was developed by Rheinmetall in 1930, and the Deutsches Heer began to receive guns in 1933. In 1936, due to the growth of tensions, Mauser modernised the gun - the upgraded model received the designation 2-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone 36 and was adopted by the German army. The principle of operation of the Fla.K. 36 mechanisms remains the same - the use of recoil force with a short barrel stroke, but otherwise is similar with only increased the rate of fire to 220 rounds per minute and slightly lowered overall weight to 420 kg."
 MAF_anti_air_equipment_2: "3,7-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 37"
 MAF_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "3,7-cm Fla.K. 37"
 MAF_anti_air_equipment_2_desc: "The original 3,7-cm gun was developed by Rheinmetall in 1935. The cannon had an overall length of 89 calibres, which allowed a 4,800 metres maximum ceiling. The Fla.K. 35 was only produced in small numbers, and production had already ended in 1936. Development continued, focusing on replacement of the existing cumbersome dual-axle mount with a lighter single-axle one, resulting in a 3,7-cm Fla.K. 36 with the practical rate of fire raised to 120 rounds per minute. A new, simplified sighting system introduced the next year led to the otherwise-identical 3,7-cm Fla.K. 37 which quickly became the main variant of the gun for the German Army."
 MAF_anti_air_equipment_3: "8,8-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 41"
 MAF_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "8,8-cm Fla.K. 41"
 MAF_anti_air_equipment_3_desc: "Initially developed in 1930 by Krupp the 8,8-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone 30, commonly known as 'acht-acht' ('eight-eight'), was later modified by Rheinmetall. The versatile carriage allows the 8,8-cm Fla.K. to fire in a limited anti-tank mode when still on its wheels, and many consider the 8,8-cm Fla.K. line to be one of the best of its time. The Rheinmetall Fla.K. 41 is a second generation 8,8-cm gun, which some generals say is 'almost equal to the 12,8-cm cannon'. While having good characteristics, the Fla.K. 41 has problems in service, and is used mainly where it can be properly maintained."

 MAF_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "28/32-cm Schweres Wurfgerät Modell 40"
 MAF_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "s.W.G. 40"
 MAF_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "Initially designed for Nebeltruppen (Smoke Troops) for smokescreen setting, the schwere Wurfgerät 40 exists in two variants - with wooden and steel frames. The open frames of the most common steel version have short hinged legs to adjust elevation and are sized to fit the 32-centimetre rocket, but adapter rails are provided to allow the 28-centimetre rockets to fit. The s.W.G. 40 also can be mounted on schwere Wurfrahmen 40 frames attached to the sides of different vehicles."
 MAF_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "21-cm Raketenwerfer Modell 42"
 MAF_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "R.W. 42"
 MAF_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The 21-cm Raketenwerfer 42 is a five-barreled multiple rocket launcher mounted on the towed carriage derived from that of the 3,7 cm Pa.K. 36 anti-tank gun. The launchers are organised into batteries of six with three batteries per battalion. Intended to provide the fire support and settle smokescreens, the R.W. 42 are mainly used as rocket artillery and almost don't participate in chemical warfare."

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### Madagascar ###
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### Land ###
 MAD_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Lebel Modèle 1886 M93"
 MAD_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Lebel Mle M93"
 MAD_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 MAD_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 MAD_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 MAD_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 MAD_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 MAD_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 MAD_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### Mali ###
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### Land ###
 MLI_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Lebel Modèle 1886 M93"
 MLI_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Lebel Mle M93"
 MLI_support_weapons: "Darne M1919 & Stokes mortar"

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### Mexico ###
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### Land ###
 MEX_infantry_equipment_0: "Mauser Modelo 1902"
 MEX_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M02"
 MEX_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mauser Model 1902 is one of several Mauser rifles in service with the Mexican military, but is currently by far the most common. Chambered in 7x57mm, the Model 1902 is a highly modified Spanish Model 1893 Mauser integrating several parts and design elements from the later Mauser Model 1898. The Model 1902, which was purchased in large quantities from the German company DWM, is nearly identical to the domestically produced Model 1910."
 MEX_infantry_equipment_1: "Mondragón Modelo 1929"
 MEX_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mondragón M29"
 MEX_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The revolutionary Mondragón Model 1908 was among the first semi-automatic rifles to see combat, even serving with the German Luftstreitkräfte during the Weltkrieg. While effective, the Mondragón has always suffered reliability issues and is expensive to produce. The Model 1929 is a modernised and easier to manufacture version of the original Mondragón."
 MEX_infantry_equipment_2: "Erma Maschinenpistole Modelo 1935"
 MEX_infantry_equipment_2_short: "EMP Modelo 1935"
 MEX_infantry_equipment_3: "Mendoza Fusil de Asaulto Model 1943"
 MEX_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Mendoza FA-M43"
 MEX_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Fusil de Asaulto Model 1943 is the latest design from Socialist gunsmith Rafael Mendoza. It is a magazine fed automatic rifle chambered in a unique shortened derivative of the standard Mexican 7×57mm Mauser cartridge."
 MEX_support_weapons: "Madsen MG & Stokes mortar"
 MEX_support_weapons2: "Mendoza C-1934 & Brandt Mle 27/31"
 MEX_support_weapons3: "Hotchkiss 26/37 & M1 mortar"

### Railroad ###
 MEX_train_equipment_1: "Nacional de Mexico HR-02"
 MEX_train_equipment_2: "Nacional de Mexico HR-03"
 MEX_train_equipment_3: "Nacional de Mexico HR-04"
 #MEX_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff

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### Nyasaland ###
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### Land ###
 MLW_infantry_equipment_0: "Short Model Lee-Enfield Mk I"
 MLW_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk 1"
 MLW_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 MLW_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 MLW_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 MLW_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 MLW_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 MLW_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 MLW_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### Malaya ###
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### Land ###
 MAL_infantry_equipment_0: "Short Model Lee-Enfield Mk III"
 MAL_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk 3"
 MAL_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 MAL_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 MAL_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 MAL_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 MAL_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 MAL_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 MAL_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### League of Eight Province/Nanjing Clique ###
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### Land ###
 LEP_infantry_equipment_0: "Hanyang Type 88"
 LEP_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Hanyang Type 88"
 LEP_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Originally a product of late Guangxu era 'Self Strengthening' efforts, the Type 88 was designed as a copy of the German Gewehr 88 with export modifications. While collectively inferior to newer rifles despite improvements, and often poorly maintained, the weapon is known to be rugged and reliable if unwieldy.\n\nThis variety is mainly produced at the Hanyang Arsenal, the model's place of design, though equipment shortages often see it used alongside non-standard weapons."
 LEP_infantry_equipment_1: "Hanyang Type 27"
 LEP_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Hanyang Type 27"
 LEP_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Officially called the 'Xuantong Type 27', this rifle was put into service in 1935 thanks to German assistance after the Qing Restoration. The weapon is functionally a near copy of the German Mauser M1924, and a considerable improvement over the much older Type 88 in terms of weight and recoil.\n\nThis variety is mainly produced at the Hanyang Arsenal with German tools, though it may not fully replace its predecessors for some time."
 LEP_infantry_equipment_2: "Tsingtao MP18"
 LEP_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Tsingtao MP18"
 LEP_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Thanks to the flood of Weltkrieg surplus into the world market in the early 1920s, the MP18 saw action in China some time before a modified version began production in Tsingtao.\n\nWith changes to the magazine and stock, this particular product of Sino-German cooperation has been copied and sold throughout Northern and Southern China, though primarily to the Qing Government and warlords in coastal areas."
 LEP_infantry_equipment_3: "Hanyang Xuantong Type 35"
 LEP_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Hanyang Type 35"
 LEP_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Type 35 is a semi-automatic rifle based on the General Liu rifle from 1914. While appearing similar, the Type 35 is shorter, has the rear of the receiver covered, and the gas-trap system replaced by a simple gas port. The new rifle is also no longer able to switch to manual action and uses magazines from the Bohemian ZH-29 rifle and ZB-26 light machine gun."
 LEP_support_weapons: "'Huaning' 7.92mm heavy machine gun & Hanyang-made Stokes mortar"
 LEP_support_weapons2: "Shanghai 30 festival 7.9mm machine gun 'Old yellow ox' & Jingling Xuantong Type 23 82mm mortar"
 LEP_support_weapons3: "Xuantong Type 27 heavy machine gun & Jingling Xuantong Type 34 60mm mortar"

 LEP_artillery_equipment_1: "75mm Hanyang Xuantong Type 13 Field Gun"
 LEP_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Hanyang Type 13"
 LEP_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "As the most produced artillery during the Beiyang era, this artillery entered service in many armies across China.\n\nFollowing the Qing restoration, the new government announced that it would be renamed the 'Xuantong Type 13', but republican forces still refer to it as the 'Xinhai Type 10'."

 LEP_anti_air_equipment_1: "57mm Shanghai M1927 Gun"
 LEP_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Shanghai M1927 Gun"

 LEP_anti_tank_equipment_1: "37mm Hanyang Xuantong Type 21 Flat Trajectory Gun"
 LEP_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Hanyang Type 21"

 LEP_motorized_equipment_1: "Nanjing Type Zhongyuan"
 LEP_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Zhongyuan"
 LEP_motorized_equipment_1_desc: "Following the Qing restoration, Benz AG and the Qing government established several automobile factories in China as joint ventures; the most famous being the Zhongyuan Automobile Plants located in Shanghai and Nanjing. Thousands of Type Zhongyuan trucks were produced in these two areas, which entered service in various armies loyal to the Zhili clique.\n\nNotaby, the Zhongyuan is not named after the ancient Chinese place name Zhongyuan (the area surrounding the empire's core), but instead after the painted logo on the front of the truck's cab; a huge Chinese character 'Zhong' enclosed in a circle."

 LEP_mechanized_equipment_1: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11"
 LEP_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Haoxu 11"
 LEP_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The Sd.Kfz. 11 (Sonderkraftfahrzeug - special motorised vehicle) was a German half-track that saw very widespread use in the Second Weltkrieg. It could carry eight troops in addition to towing a gun or trailer."
 LEP_mechanized_equipment_2: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251"
 LEP_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Haoxu 251"
 LEP_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "The Sd.Kfz. 251 half-track was an armoured fighting vehicle designed and first built by the Hanomag company during the Second Weltkrieg, based on their earlier Sd.Kfz. 11 vehicle."

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### Mongolia ###
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### Land ###
 MON_infantry_equipment_0: "Vintovka Mosina 1891 obr.1891"
 MON_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mosina 1891"
 MON_infantry_equipment_1: "Vintovka Mosina 1891 obr.1891/1930"
 MON_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mosina 1891/1930"
 MON_infantry_equipment_2: "PPSh-41"
 MON_infantry_equipment_2_short: "PPSh-41"
 MON_infantry_equipment_3: "Pistolet-Pulemyet Shpagina mod.2"
 MON_infantry_equipment_3_short: "PPSh-2"

 MON_artillery_equipment_1: "75mm Hanyang Xuantong Type 13 Field Gun"
 MON_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Hanyang Type 13"
 MON_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "As the most produced artillery during the Beiyang era, this artillery entered service in many armies across China.\n\nFollowing the Qing restoration, the new government announced that it would be renamed the 'Xuantong Type 13', but republican forces still refer to it as the 'Xinhai Type 10'."

 MON_anti_air_equipment_1: "57mm Shanghai M1927 Gun"
 MON_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Shanghai M1927 Gun"

 MON_anti_tank_equipment_1: "37mm Hanyang Xuantong Type 21 Flat Trajectory Gun"
 MON_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Hanyang Type 21"

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### Morocco ###
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### Land ###
 MOR_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Lebel Modèle 1886 M93"
 MOR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Lebel Mle M93"
 MOR_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser 98b"
 MOR_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser 98b"
 MOR_infantry_equipment_2: "Maschinenpistole 28"
 MOR_infantry_equipment_2_short: "MP-28"

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### Mauretania ###
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### Land ###
 MRT_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Lebel Modèle 1886 M93"
 MRT_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Lebel Mle M93"
 MRT_support_weapons: "Darne M1919 & Stokes mortar"

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### Mysore ###
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### Land ###
 MYS_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle No.1 Mk III"
 MYS_infantry_equipment_0_short: "No.1 Mk III"
 MYS_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser 98b"
 MYS_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser 98b"

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### Mozambique ###
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### Land ###
 MZB_infantry_equipment_0: "Espingarda 6,5 mm m/1904"
 MZB_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser-Vergueiro"
 MZB_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "A bolt action rifle with a long history of service, the 6,5 mm m/1904 is more commonly known by the moniker of 'Mauser-Vergueiro', as the main design of the gun is essentially that of the Mauser 98 (with a special bolt action mechanism heavily based on the Gewehr 1888) with the 6.5×58mm Vergueiro cartridge, one developed specifically for the portuguese variant. It became the official weapon of the Portuguese Army in 1904 and continued in that capacity until the 1940s, being widely used both at home and overseas. While it was not used by Portuguese troops in the western front, as those were armed by Entente, chiefly British, supplies, it saw extensive use in Africa from Portugal, its allies in South Africa, and was also used by Germans who occasionally captured supplies in Portuguese East Africa."
 MZB_infantry_equipment_1: "Espingarda 7.92 mm m/1904/36 "
 MZB_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser-Vergueiro M36"
 MZB_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Fundamentally little more than an updated version of the Mauser-Vergueiro, it was introduced to Africa amid rising tensions between Portugal and Germany. A significant amount of these weapons later found themselves under use by the forces of the states in former Portuguese Africa."
 MZB_infantry_equipment_2: "Carabina C.A.P Modelo 01"
 MZB_infantry_equipment_2_short: "C.A.P M40"
 MZB_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "A prototype carbine that saw little widespread use in Portugal's army as a whole was the country's first attempt at a standard issue, nationally produced design. As such, the nationalist Integralist junta supported the development of the C.A.P carbine intensely, but by the time it was ready for production, realities on the ground made it more worthwhile to switch to the FBP overall directly from the older Mauser-Vergueiro and variants already widely in use by the armed forces."
 MZB_infantry_equipment_3: "Pistola-Metralhadora FBP M/945"
 MZB_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FBP M/945"
 MZB_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The FBP submachine gun is named after the acronym for the Braço de Prata Factory, the manufacturer for the weapon, a foundry owned and controlled by the Portuguese government itself. While its development started far before its widespread use among foot troops in Portugal's army, the finished model entered production too late to replace the Mauser-Vergueiro in the war. This intent was made clear by the submachine gun having, rather unusually, bayonet sockets compatible with those of the Mauser models used by Portugal throughout the conflicts of the previous decades. The so called 'machine gun pistol' (The term in Portuguese for submachine guns in general) saw extensive use throughout many years, albeit the 1945 variant fell out of use in favour of versions with semi-automatic firing and imported models, as the scale of warfare decreased in later decades after the Second Weltkrieg. While few of the models made it overseas when compared to the old Mauser-Vergueiro, the government of Mozambique was capable of starting production domestically relatively swiftly after decolonisation."
 MZB_support_weapons: "Metralhadora Vickers & Morteiro Stokes"
 MZB_support_weapons_desc: "The water cooled Vickers MG and the Stokes trench mortar were the standard support arms of the British Empire during the Weltkrieg. During its rearmament after the conflict, the restored Portuguese monarchy purchased and fabricated them with the intention of widespread use among infantry both at home and overseas."
 MZB_support_weapons2: "Metralhadora Lewis Modelo DEMS & Morteiro SBML de 2 Polegadas"
 MZB_support_weapons_2_desc: "With its iconic 'pan' magazine, the Lewis served the Entente since the darkest days of the First Weltkrieg. The MKIII variant had a pistol grip that allowed it to be fired from the shoulder on any part of a ship's deck. The SBML, while small, is incredibly portable and had greater firepower and range than most rifle grenades."
 MZB_support_weapons3: "Metralhadora Vickers Modelo II & Morteiro ML de 3 Polegadas"
 MZB_support_weapons_3_desc: "The Mark II variant of the Vickers MG featured a selective fire option and a pistol grip. It had been primarily adopted for the armoured vehicles. The ML 3 inch mortar was a considerable upgrade from the Stokes, as it was reliable and sturdy for close artillery support."
 MZB_support_weapons4: "Metralhadora Vickers-Vedras & Morteiro de 4.2 Polegadas"
 MZB_support_weapons_4_desc: "The third variant of the esteemed Vickers machine gun was designed for anti-aircraft usage and features a slightly increased rate of fire from its predecessors. Likewise, the 4.2 inch mortar was a heavier upgrade of previous Canadian mortar models and capable of dropping intense and effective support."
 MZB_infantry_at: "Morteiro-Bombarda"
 MZB_infantry_at_desc: "Developed in Canada and sold in substantial amounts to Portugal, the mortar design was that of a 'spigot' mortar. Arguing that the design could serve as both an artillery piece and an anti-tank weapon, the design was eagerly adopted by several allies of the Entente, including Portugal. Many ended up stranded in its former overseas possessions."
 MZB_infantry_at2: "LATI"
 MZB_infantry_at2_desc: "With the need for a hand-held anti tank weapon for use on the frontlines, the LATI (A direct translation of its Canadian English name) was developed based on the design of the bombard mortar. With an effective range of 105 metres in direct fire mode, the device was well liked due to its lack of backblast - however there were concerns about its intense recoil."

### Artillery
 MZB_artillery_equipment_1: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápido de 18 Libras"
 MZB_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Ar. TR de 18 Libras"
 MZB_artillery_equipment_2: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápidode 25 Libras"
 MZB_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Ar. TR de 25 Libras"
 MZB_artillery_equipment_3: "Artilharia de Retrocarga de 5.5 Polegadas"
 MZB_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Ar. RC de 5.5 Polegadas"
 MZB_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Lança Foguetes de 3 Polegadas"
 MZB_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "LF de 3 Polegadas"
 MZB_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Lança Foguetes Matress de 3 Polegadas"
 MZB_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "LF Matress de 3 Polegadas"
 MZB_anti_air_equipment_1: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápido de 3 Libras"
 MZB_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Ar. TR de 3 Libras"
 MZB_anti_air_equipment_2: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápido de 40mm"
 MZB_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "Ar. TR de 40mm"
 MZB_anti_air_equipment_3: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápido de 33.7 Polegadas"
 MZB_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "Ar. TR de 33.7 Polegadas"
 MZB_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápido de 2 Libras"
 MZB_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Ar. TR de 2 Libras"
 MZB_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápido de 6 Libras"
 MZB_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "Ar. TR de 6 Libras"
 MZB_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápidode 17 Libras"
 MZB_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "Ar. TR de 17 Libras"

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### Namibia ###
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### Land ###
 NMB_infantry_equipment_0: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0$"
 NMB_infantry_equipment_0_short: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0_short$"
 NMB_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 NMB_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 NMB_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 NMB_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 NMB_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 NMB_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 NMB_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### New England ###
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### Land ###
 NEE_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle, Calibre .30-06, Model 1903"
 NEE_infantry_equipment_0_short: "M1903 Springfield"
 NEE_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Model 1903 was developed at Springfield Arsenal when, following the Spanish-American war, the United States deemed the Krag-Jørgensen rifle inadequate on account of its weak action; at its core, the 1903 was an attempt to combine beneficial features of both the Krag and captureds Spanish Mausers. Beginning just before the Weltkrieg, the rifle was gradually adopted along with the .30-06 cartridge, a process that would take several years."
 NEE_infantry_equipment_1: "Rifle, Calibre .30-06, Model 1903A1, Special Target"
 NEE_infantry_equipment_1_short: "M1903A1 Springfield"
 NEE_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The M1903A1 Springfield was adopted by the US Army in 1929 as the 'U.S. Rifle, Calibre .30-06, M1903A1'. It incorporated a pistol-grip, chequered buttplate, serrated trigger, and several smaller improvements into the original 1903 design."
 # M1 Garand:
 NEE_infantry_equipment_2: "Rifle, Calibre .30 Model 1"
 NEE_infantry_equipment_2_short: "M1 Garand"
 NEE_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "The M1 Garand comes from French-Canadian John Garand at the Springfield Armory. The .30 calibre, gas-operated, 8 shot clip-fed, semi-automatic rifle is designed for simple assemblage and can be field stripped without tools in a few seconds. The semi-automatic operation gives the American rifleman a significant advantage in firepower and shot-to-shot recovery times over enemies armed with bolt action rifles."
 #T20E2 Garand:
 NEE_infantry_equipment_3: "Auto-Carbine, Calibre .30, Model 2"
 NEE_infantry_equipment_3_short: "M2"
 NEE_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The M2 Auto-Carbine is an improvement upon the M1 Garand with a slightly longer receiver than the M1 and modified to accept 20 round Browning Automatic Rifle magazines. The rifle features a fire selector achieved by connector assembly, allowing the weapon to be fired automatically at 700 rpm. In addition to selective fire, the rifle is machined and tapped on the left side with a scope, including the same hardware for rifle grenade mounting."
 NEE_infantry_at: "Anti-Mechanisation Gun, Calibre .50, Model 2, Browning"
 NEE_infantry_at_short: "M2 Anti-Mechanisation Gun"
 NEE_infantry_at_desc: "The Second American Civil War necessitated the development of man-portable anti-vehicle weapons. As such, the U.S. Cavalry experimented with lightening and adapting the .50 calibre Browning M2 Heavy Machine Gun for man-portability. While heavier and bulkier compared with its European counterparts, the M2 Anti-Mechanisation Gun was quickly adopted for service after satisfactory performance in Army trials."
 NEE_infantry_at2: "Recoilless Rifle, 2.2 inch, Model 18"
 NEE_infantry_at2_short: "M18 Recoilless Rifle"
 NEE_infantry_at2_desc: "The M18 Recoilless Rifle is a shoulder-fired anti-materiel weapon developed by the two engineers 'Kroger' and 'Musser' as part of a U.S. Army Infantry Section freelance project. The M18 was developed in response to rapid improvements in armour which greatly diminished the effectiveness of anti-tank rifles small enough to be man-portable. The M18 Recoilless Rifle has an effective range of 400 yards, a maximum range of nearly 5,000 yards, and is more accurate compared with the old M2. It quickly was nicknamed 'pocket artillery' by the soldiers who used it."
 NEE_support_weapons: "MG, Cal. .30-06, M1919, Browning & Mortar, 3-inch, Stokes"
 NEE_support_weapons_short: "M1919 Browning MG & Stokes mortar"
 NEE_support_weapons2: "MG, Cal. .50, M2, Browning & Mortar, 2-inch, SMBL"
 NEE_support_weapons2_short: "M2 Browning MG & SBML two-inch mortar"
 #M1941 Johnson MG:
 NEE_support_weapons3: "MG, Cal. .30-06, M3, Johnson & Mortar, 3.2-inch, M1"
 NEE_support_weapons3_short: "M3 Johnson MG & M1 mortar"
 #M1944 Johson MG:
 NEE_support_weapons4: "MG, Cal. .30-06, M5, Johnson & Mortar, 4.2-inch, M2"
 NEE_support_weapons4_short: "M5 Johnson MG & M2 mortar"
 NEE_night_vision_short: "M1 Sniperscope"
 NEE_night_vision_desc: "Developed specifically for the M3 Auto-Carbine, which had special mountings on its receiver for various models of infra-red night-sighting devices, the M1 Sniperscope is the first infrared sniperscope adopted for general use by the U.S. Army. While the M1 has its flaws, like a poor range and an easily damaged Infrared emitter, the M1 still has tremendous value when used correctly."
 NEE_night_vision2: "Infrared Sniperscope, Model 3"
 NEE_night_vision2_short: "M3 Sniperscope"
 NEE_night_vision2_desc: "In response to the poor reception of the M1 Sniperscope, the Sniperscope M3 was adopted. With almost twice the effective range of the M1, a more robust infrared light source, and the T23 flash hider, the M3 is a vast improvement over its predecessor, though some soldiers complain of the light source bleeding into the visible spectrum and thus giving away their position."
 NEE_infantry_weapons2: "Carbine, Machine, Thompson Mk I"
 NEE_infantry_weapons2_desc: "The British Army became vaguely interested in the American submachine guns in around 1925 when Auto-Ordnance attempted to secure a licensing deal with Birmingham Small Arms. The British Revolution sabotaged the deal, but interest was picked back up by the Canadian Army, which secured the licensing of the M1926 to produce at home, albeit in small numbers until the outbreak of civil war in the United States. As part of New England's ties to the Entente, the classic American submachine gun was among some of the weapons sent to the new Provisional Government."
 #Reising Model 50:
 NEE_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "M50 Reising"
 NEE_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "Manufactured by Harrington & Richardson Arms Company in Worcester, Massachusetts, John Reising was an assistant to esteemed firearm inventor John M. Browning. As the Civil War raged across America, Reising turned his attention towards developing a submachine gun. A rival to the 1928A1, the M50 is considerably cheaper to produce and features a closed bolt system that gives it more accuracy in semi-automatic fire."
 #M25:
 NEE_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "M25"
 NEE_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "Following the successful adoption of the M1E2 Auto-Carbine, the US Army began searching for a new lightweight rifle to replace the M1 Garand. Developed by Harvey Earle, the M-25 features a reworked gas system along with component parts designed to be fabricated with general tools and machines. The rifle also fires 0.30 ammunition and is incredibly light, a mere 7 pounds. Initial testings have been favourable with many praising the M-25's accuracy over the M1 Garand's."

#Motorised

 NEE_motorized_equipment_1: "GM Canada Commonwealth Military Pattern"
 NEE_motorized_equipment_1_short: "GM Canada CMP"
 NEE_mechanized_equipment_1: "Vickers Carrier LP"
 NEE_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Vickers Carrier"
 NEE_mechanized_equipment_2: "Ram Kangaroo"
 NEE_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Ram Kangaroo"
 NEE_mechanized_equipment_3: "King Kangaroo"
 NEE_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "King Kangaroo"

#Amphibious

 NEE_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Landing Vehicle Tracked 2"
 NEE_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "LVT-2"
 NEE_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Landing Vehicle Tracked 4 Water Buffalo"
 NEE_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "LVT-4"

#Artillery

 NEE_artillery_equipment_1: "Field Gun, 75-mm, Model 1897A2"
 NEE_artillery_equipment_1_short: "75-mm M1897A2 Gun"
 NEE_artillery_equipment_2: "Howitzer, Towed, 105-mm, Model 2A1"
 NEE_artillery_equipment_2_short: "105-mm M2A1 Howitzer"
 NEE_artillery_equipment_3: "Howitzer, Towed, 155-mm, Model 1"
 NEE_artillery_equipment_3_short: "155-mm M1 Howitzer"

 NEE_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Anti-Tank Gun, 37-mm, Model 3"
 NEE_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "37-mm M3 Gun"
 #British Ordnance QF 6-pounder:
 NEE_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Anti-Tank Gun, 57-mm, Model 1"
 NEE_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "57-mm M1 Gun"
 NEE_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Anti-Tank Gun, 3-inch, Model 5"
 NEE_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "3-inch M5 Gun"

 NEE_anti_air_equipment_1: "Anti-Aircraft Gun, Automatic, 37-mm, Model 1"
 NEE_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "37-mm M1 Gun"
 #Bofors actually:
 NEE_anti_air_equipment_2: "Anti-Aircraft Gun, Automatic, 40-mm, Model 1"
 NEE_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "40-mm M1 Gun"
 NEE_anti_air_equipment_3: "Anti-Aircraft Gun, 90-mm, Model 2"
 NEE_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "90-mm M2 Gun"

 NEE_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Rocket Launcher, Single, 4.5-inch, Model 12"
 NEE_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "M12 Rocket Launcher"
 #T66:
 NEE_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Rocket Launcher, Multiple, 4.5-inch, Model 20"
 NEE_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "M20 Rocket Launcher"

### Railroad ###
 NEE_train_equipment_1: "Pennsylvania I1s Class"
 NEE_train_equipment_2: "USATC S160 Class"
 NEE_train_equipment_3: "ALCO FEF-3 'Living Legend' Class"
 NEE_railway_gun_equipment_1: "8-inch Mk. VI"

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### Nepal ###
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### Land ###
 NEP_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle No.1 Mk III"
 NEP_infantry_equipment_0_short: "No.1 Mk III"

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### Niger ###
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### Land ###
 NGR_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Lebel Modèle 1886 M93"
 NGR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Lebel Mle M93"
 NGR_support_weapons: "Darne M1919 & Stokes mortar"

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### French Republic ###
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### Land ###

 NFA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "série A"
 NFA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "série B"
 NFA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "série C"
 NFA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "série D"
 NFA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "série E"
 NFA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "série F"
 NFA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "série G"
 NFA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "série H"
 NFA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "série I"
 NFA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "série J"
 NFA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "série K"
 NFA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "série L"
 NFA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "série M"

#Infantry Equip

 NFA_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Lebel Modèle 1886 modifié 93"
 NFA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Lebel Mle M93"
 NFA_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mle 1886 Lebel rifle is the first military firearm to use smokeless powder ammunition. This propellant powder, made of stabilised nitrocellulose, is called "Poudre B" ("Powder B") and was invented in 1884 by Paul Vieille. In 1893, an improved version of the M1886 Lebel was designated "Fusil Mle 1886 Modifié 93" and was one of the main rifles of the French Army in the Weltkrieg. The Lebel rifle is quite accurate up to 300 yards and still deadly at three times that distance, but has its flaws, such as slow-to-reload tube magazine and lack of a wooden handguard on top of the barrel."
 #Bethrier M34:
 NFA_infantry_equipment_1: "Fusil Berthier Modèle 1915 modifié 32"
 NFA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Berthier Mle M32"
 NFA_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "After the Weltkrieg, the French military recognised the need to replace the 8mm Lebel cartridge, which is poorly suited to large-capacity rifle magazines and to automatic weapons. After the replacement of the cartridge by the Commune, a modern 7.5mm Mle 1931 rimless cartridge was finally introduced - mostly copying the Communard 7.5mm Mle 1929 cartridge. The Berthier rifle, which quickly became the main rifle of the French army after its retreat to Algeria, was modified in 1932 to use Mauser type magazines and another new cartridge."
 NFA_infantry_equipment_2: "Carabine-Mitrailleuses Hotchkiss Type M2"
 NFA_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Hotchkiss Mle CMH2"
 NFA_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "The CMH2 is an ambitiously-engineered and well-built submachine gun submitted by Hotchkiss in 1938 as the Type 017, which entered service as the Carabine-Mitrailleuses Hotchkiss Type M2 (along with its police variant Type M1). The CMH2’s extreme compactness is both its best and worst feature - the complexity of having every protruding part fold or retract make the weapon expensive to produce and also reduces ergonomics, which isn't ideal for quick target acquisition."
 #MAS 55 combined with MAT-49 police variant:
 NFA_infantry_equipment_3: "Fusil MAT Modèle 43"
 NFA_infantry_equipment_3_short: "MAT Mle 43"
 NFA_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Fusil MAT Modèle 43 is an automatic rifle, using a 7.5x54mm cartridge and a foldable magazine, which allows it to be a little more compact than its regular counterparts. Along with this, the MAT-43 is produced by machine-stamping process which allows the economical production of large numbers of rifles, then urgently required by the French Government. Despite some issues with rate of fire and reliability, the MAT-43 is considered as the next step in personal weapons."
 NFA_support_weapons: "Mitrailleuse Darne Mle 1919 & Mortier Stokes"
 NFA_support_weapons_short: "Darne Mle 1919 & Mortier Stokes"
 NFA_support_weapons_desc: "The Darne Mle 1919 is a light machine gun of French origin. It is gas operated, firing from open bolt in fully automatic only (at an incredible rate of 1100 rounds per minute). The Darne machine gun has an unusual belt feed between the gas piston and barrel, using the two-stage cartridge feed system (cartridge withdrawn from the belt to the rear, and then pushed forward into the barrel). It is chambered in French 7.5mm Mle 1931. The Stokes mortar is a Weltkrieg-era mortar known for its reliability and rate of fire."
 NFA_support_weapons2: "Mitrailleuse Hotchkiss Mle 1926 & Mortier Brandt Mle 27/31"
 NFA_support_weapons2_desc: "The Hotchkiss Mle 1926 served as a replacement for the Darne Mle 1919. While the Hotchkiss's rate of fire was significantly lower than the Darne, its stability and ease of production makes it a more preferred light machine gun. The Brandt mortar is the first in the family of mortars by Edgar Brandt. A simple and effective weapon that has a metal tube to reduce recoil, the Brandt Mortar is able to dish out nearly 18 rounds a minute."
 NFA_support_weapons2_short: "Hotchkiss Mle 1926 & Brandt Mle 27/31"
 NFA_support_weapons3: "Mitrailleuse Hotchkiss Mle 26/37 & Mortier Brandt Mle 35/38"
 NFA_support_weapons3_short: "Hotchkiss Mle 26/37 & Brandt Mle 35/38"
 NFA_support_weapons3_desc: "The 1937 version of the Hotchkiss machine gun features an increased rate of fire as its predecessor while maintaining the gun's low recoil. The Brandt Mle 35/38 also features improvements to the mortar system to reduce the mortar's recoil and improve its accuracy."
 NFA_support_weapons4: "Mitrailleuse Hotchkiss Mle 26/41 & Mortier Brandt Mle 1942"
 NFA_support_weapons4_short: "Hotchkiss Mle 26/41 & Brandt Mle 42"
 NFA_support_weapons4_desc: "The 41 version of the Hotchkiss features a telescopic sight and a slight increase in rate of fire, allowing the gun to be effective in close quarters while maintaining accuracy. The 1942 version of the Brandt mortar has a slight improvement in its rate of fire making it an effective close range support weapon."
 NFA_infantry_weapons2: "BSA M1926 'Thompson Submachine Gun'"
 NFA_infantry_weapons2_desc: "As part of the French Exiles' cooperation with the Entente, the French forces have adopted the BSA M1926. The BSA M1926 is the service variant of the classic M1921 Thompson Machine gun, and although production is expensive, the gun is well-liked among the troops in the field who praise its efficiency and reliability. While most variants rely on smaller 'box' magazines, some other variants feature large and bulky fifty-round drum magazines. The gun has been well received and praised by the French infantry who value its incredible stopping power."
 NFA_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Lanchester Submachine Gun"
 NFA_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "The Lanchester is a submachine gun of Canadian origin, a near carbon copy based on the German MP28. As part of Anglo-French cooperation, number of the Lanchester were sent to National French forces in Africa and loyalist cells on the mainland."
 NFA_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "De Lisle Carbine"
 NFA_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "This weapon has achieved popularity amongst those in the special forces. The weapon is a Frankenstein of a weapon, as it combines features from both the SMLE and the MI1928AI. Fitted with an internal suppressor, the gun is extremely quiet which makes it perfect for partisan action or assassination."

#Motorised

 NFA_motorized_equipment_1: "Laffly S-20 Tracteur, Chassis Long"
 NFA_motorized_equipment_1_short: "S-20TL"
 NFA_motorized_equipment_1_desc: "In 1934, the French army ordered S-35C trucks from Laffly - a cumbersome six-wheel drive vehicle, unpopular with crews. The new Laffly S-20TL, proposed (and adopted) a year later, is generally superior to the previous S-35C, has a better power-to-weight ratio, and offers ample storage boxes in which passengers can store equipment. The truck is recognised as more innovative compared to its Communard analogue, due to only one body type being needed to transport different types of platoons, which allows the C-20TL to be mass-produced in large quantities, even in colonies."
 NFA_mechanized_equipment_1: "Citroën Tracteur Semi-Chenille P-107"
 NFA_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "P-107"
 NFA_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "After the Weltkrieg, Citroën developed a long line of half-tracks based on the Kégresse patent. In 1937, the company introduced its newer and more powerful P-107 model as a successor to the Citroën-Kégresse P-17. The P-107 has two main variants: a light prime mover for artillery guns, and a platform cargo transport for units. Many commanders use them in various standard and non-standard roles, which makes the P-107 a versatile truck."
 #Lorraine 39L combined with 38L:
 NFA_mechanized_equipment_2: "Berliet Tracteur Chenillé Modèle 39"
 NFA_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "TC-39"
 NFA_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "The Tracteur Chenillé Modèle 39, developed by Berliet in 1938 and adopted in 1941 after numerous modifications, is a tracked carrier with a total capacity of ten people: 1 driver and 9 passengers. Unlike the 1938 model, which was equipped with a trailer for transporting main part of troops, the final variant has extended cargo hold with high box-like armoured superstructures with doors at their back, protecting the platoon on the way to the battlefield. Despite rumours that the TC-39 was largely inspired by the designs of Commune (or even a direct copy), it was adopted by the French army."
 #Renault DAJ-1:
 NFA_mechanized_equipment_3: "Véhicule de Transport de Troupes Blindé - Renault"
 NFA_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "VTTB-R"
 NFA_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "The Véhicule de Transport de Troupes Blindé - Renault is a closed tracked carrier vehicle developed in 1941, when the Army had doubts that Berliet would be able to meet army specifications for its TC-39. Originally introduced in 1942, the VTTB-R was rejected due to its low capacity and was only accepted into service after increasing the total capacity to 11 people, including the driver. Considered by many specialists to be the one of most modern personnel carriers, the VTTB-R is quite expensive to manufacture."

#Amphibious
 #Modified SCHNEIDER-LAURENT:
 NFA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Schneider-Citroën Auto-Mitrailleuse Amphibie C-40"
 NFA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "C-40"
 NFA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The Schneider-Citroën C-40 was first introduced as an amphibious armoured car in 1933, but was rejected by the French government in favour of the AM-80. The project was abandoned until 1939, when the French army requested an amphibious vehicle. Updated as an amphibious transport with a capacity of 10 people, the S-40 was introduced in 1941 and adopted, despite worse characteristics than the Communard counterpart."
 #Very Modified SCHNEIDER-LAURENT:
 NFA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Schneider-Citroën Tracteur Chenillé Amphibie Modèle 1943"
 NFA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "TCA-43"
 NFA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "The TCA-43 is an improved version of the C-40. After initial feedback on the use of the C-40 in the field, the wheels were replaced with tracks, and the cargo bay was expanded along with installation of several mounts for machine guns."

#Armoured Car
 NFA_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Laffly Auto-Mitrailleuse Modèle 1917/80"
 NFA_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "AM-80"
 NFA_gw_armored_car_equipment_desc: "The Laffly Auto-Mitrailleuse Modèle 1917/80 is a car based on the White-Laffly 1917 heavy armoured car, but updated in 1934 with a new bodywork and engine. Manufactured by Laffly factory in Algeria, the vehicle can climb a 40° slope, and cruise at about 80 km/h on the North African roads, quickly making the AM-80 the main vehicle of the French army, despite the fact that the model is considered outdated."
 #Panhard AM 40 P - constructor of this tech probably in NFA:
 NFA_armored_car_equipment_1: "Citroën Auto-Mitrailleuse Modèle 1940"
 NFA_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "AM-40"
 NFA_armored_car_equipment_1_desc: "The Auto-Mitrailleuse Modèle 1940, designed by Louis Delyagard to the 1938 specifications of the French army, is a very innovative low profile armoured car with 8-wheel drive and monocoque 2-man body. The process of development of the AM-40 was accompanied by constant design modifications, but with a change in the geopolitical situation, despite the demands of the military to equip the car with a 47-mm cannon, the version with a 20-mm cannon was adopted in 1940."
 #Combined CDM Armoured Car and Panhard AML (body from AML and tower from CDM):
 NFA_armored_car_equipment_2: "Citroën Auto-Mitrailleuse Modèle 1942"
 NFA_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "AM-42"
 NFA_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "After evaluating the use of the heavy and complex AM-40, the General Staff stated that it needed a lighter and even faster reconnaissance vehicle to patrol colonial areas and perform many other tasks available for cheaper vehicles. Citroën engineers, after a detailed study of Canadian armoured cars, developed the Auto-Mitrailleuse Modèle 1942 to meet the requirements of the army. The new AM-42, a lightweight 4-wheeled vehicle armed with a 20mm cannon, was warmly received by French soldiers."
 #Combined Panhard AM 40 P and Panhard AML, also 47mm gun (body from AML and tower from Panhard):
 NFA_armored_car_at_equipment: "Citroën Auto-Mitrailleuse Modèle 1942 Canon de 47mm"
 NFA_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "AM-42-C47"
 NFA_armored_car_at_equipment_desc: "The Auto-Mitrailleuse Modèle 1942 Canon de 47mm is a combined product of Louis Delyagard and other Citroën engineers who installed a 47mm cannon on the AM-40 tower. Like the replacement of the AM-40 in service with the AM-42, the new tower was also mounted on its hull, which made the AM-42 a tank hunter in accordance with the original requirements of the army for the AM-40."

###Artillery
 NFA_artillery_equipment_1: "Matériel de 75mm Modèle 1897"
 NFA_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Matériel de 75mm"
 NFA_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "The Matériel de 75mm Mle 1897, also known as the French 75 or 'Soixante-Quinze' ('seventy-five'), is widely regarded as the first modern artillery piece. In service since 1898, the Soixante-Quinze was heavily used in the Weltkrieg, where it was used as an anti-personnel, anti-aircraft and anti-tank weapon. After the retreat to Algeria, the French army continued to use these weapons, mainly because they still mostly meet modern criteria."
 #Canon de 105 court mle 1934 Schneider:
 NFA_artillery_equipment_2: "Matériel de 105mm Court Modèle 1935 Schneider"
 NFA_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Matériel de 105mm C S"
 NFA_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The Matériel de 105mm Court Mle 1935 is a conservative design by Schneider. Developed to replace Soixante-Quinze in service, the Matériel de 105mm is more a howitzer than a cannon, and is primarily intended to destroy enemy fortifications."
 NFA_artillery_equipment_3: "Canon de 155mm Grande Puissance Filloux Modèle 1917/1942"
 NFA_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Canon de 155mm GPF"
 NFA_artillery_equipment_3_desc: "The Canon de 155mm Grande Puissance Filloux Modèle 1917, also known as the GPF, was developed during the Weltkrieg by Colonel Louis Filloux to meet the urgent need for modern heavy artillery, and is used by both the Communard and the National governments. Due to problems with the production of GPFs in the colonies by the French government, only a limited numbers were in service until 1942, when the GPF design was updated to facilitate production and meet modern standards."

 #25mm SA 34:
 NFA_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Matériel de 25mm Semi-Automatique Modèle 1934"
 NFA_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Matériel de 25mm SA"
 NFA_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: "By the early 1920s, the French Army had come to the realisation that the armour-piercing capability of the 37mm TRP infantry gun would be insufficient against modern tanks. In 1926 Hotchkiss proposed a 25mm gun design, which was not immediately adopted due to financial issues, and the availability of the Matériel de 75mm. The Matériel de 25mm, which entered service only in 1936 with the realisation of the approaching battle for France, is a reliable weapon inspired by the Filloux concept."
 #Modified Matériel de 75mm Modèle 1897:
 NFA_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Matériel Antichar de 75mm Modèle 1897/1937"
 NFA_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "Matériel de 75mm AC"
 NFA_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: "With the adoption of the Matériel de 105mm, the old Matériel de 75mm were mainly redesigned into anti-tank guns with an updated chassis. Considered too heavy for modern anti-tank guns, the Soixante-Quinze have higher penetration than their counterparts."
 #Very modified Matériel de 75mm:
 NFA_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Matériel Antichar de 75mm Semi-Automatique Modèle 1943"
 NFA_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "Matériel de 75mm AC SA"
 NFA_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: "The Matériel de 75mm SA is a new semi-automatic gun based on the 75mm Matériel de 75mm AC cannon. With a higher rate of fire, the Matériel de 75mm CA SA is still a slightly outdated weapon, but can compete with its modern counterparts, thanks to a modernised mechanism and a new approach to the chassis design."

 #Hotchkiss 25mm:
 NFA_anti_air_equipment_1: "Mitrailleuse de 25mm Contre-Aéroplanes Modèle 1936"
 NFA_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Mitrailleuse 25mm CA"
 NFA_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: "After the retreat to Algeria, the French military announced the need for a specialised anti-aircraft autocannon. Hotchkiss introduced the 25 mm project in 1936, which was adopted due to the slow development of a more promising Schneider variant. Despite the acceptance of the Mitrailleuse 25mm CA into service, the original tripod was replaced to a triangular base with a two-wheel carriage as per the army’s request."
 #Schneider 37 mm:
 NFA_anti_air_equipment_2: "Mitrailleuse de 37 mm Contre-Aérien Modèle 1939"
 NFA_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "Mitrailleuse 37mm CA"
 NFA_anti_air_equipment_2_desc: "Developed since 1930, the Mitrailleuse 37mm CA was finally ready for production in 1939. After a bitter controversy with the French military, who had already adopted the Hotchkiss variant, the Mitrailleuse 37mm CA from Schneider was adopted after initial testing as a more advanced variant than the Hotchkiss's 25mm gun."
 #Canon de 75 CA modèle 1940 Schneider:
 NFA_anti_air_equipment_3: "Matériel de 75mm Contre-Aérien Modèle 1940"
 NFA_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "Matériel de 75mm CA"
 NFA_anti_air_equipment_3_desc: "During the late 1920s, it was realised that the Matériel de 75mm Modèle 1897 was outdated as an anti-aircraft weapon and development of a new gun was begun in 1931. The Matériel de 75mm Contre-Aérien Modèle 1940 by Schneider has faster rate of fire, higher muzzle velocity, increased vertical range, modern fire control and greater mobility with new gun carriages, than the old Soixante-Quinze. Impressed by the performance of the former Mitrailleuse 37mm CA from Schneider, the French command quickly adopted the new 75mm gun."

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 NGF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "A"
 NGF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "B"
 NGF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "C"
 NGF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "D"
 NGF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "E"
 NGF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "F"
 NGF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "G"
 NGF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "H"
 NGF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "I"
 NGF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "J"
 NGF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "K"
 NGF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "L"
 NGF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "M"
 NGF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_14: "N"
 NGF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_15: "O"
 NGF_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_16: "P"

#Infantry Equip

 NGF_infantry_equipment_0: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0$"
 NGF_infantry_equipment_0_short: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0_short$"
 NGF_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser 98b"
 NGF_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser 98b"
 NGF_infantry_equipment_2: "Selbstladegewehr 40"
 NGF_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Selbstlader 40"
 NGF_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by the Mauser company in response to a German Army desire for a self-loading rifle with a backup bolt action, the Selbstladegewehr 40 was a massive leap forward in German small arms design. While initial prototypes were highly inaccurate, heavy, and prone to jamming, the German army eventually dropped some its other specific requirements for the rifle, and the end result, the predecessor the rifle that would ultimately be adopted, proved effective."
 NGF_infantry_equipment_3: "Maschinenkarabiner 42"
 NGF_infantry_equipment_3_short: "MKb 42"
 NGF_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The MKb 42 is a revolutionary design chambered for a new intermediate cartridge, developed by famous German arms designer Hugo Schmeisser in conjunction with the Haenel company. While the first prototype of the rifle was prone to jamming, both the military and even the Kaiser himself were extremely enthusiastic about the project and immense resources were concentrated on improving the design, with the rifle deemed ready for adoption in 1942."
 NGF_infantry_at: "$GER_infantry_at$"
 NGF_infantry_at_short: "$GER_infantry_at_short$"
 NGF_infantry_at2: "$GER_infantry_at2$"
 NGF_infantry_at2_short: "$GER_infantry_at2_short$"
 NGF_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 NGF_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 NGF_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 NGF_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"
 NGF_support_weapons3: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 NGF_support_weapons3_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 NGF_support_weapons4: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 NGF_support_weapons4_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"
 NGF_night_vision: "$GER_night_vision$"
 NGF_night_vision_short: "$GER_night_vision_short$"

#Motorised

 NGF_motorized_equipment_1: "Opel Blitz"
 NGF_motorized_rocket_equipment: "Opel Blitz mit Wurfrahmen 40"
 NGF_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Opel Blitz mit Wurfrahmen 40"
 NGF_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Blitz mit Wurfrahmen"
 NGF_mechanized_equipment_1: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11"
 NGF_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Sd.Kfz. 11"
 NGF_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11 was developed from 1934 to 1938 and involved Borgward AG and, from 1937 onwards, the design became associated with Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG. Initially intended to be a prime mover, the Sd.Kfz. 11 soon was transferred to the role of a transporter, when the need for an all-terrain vehicle became apparent. Capable of carrying eight soldiers in addition to towing a gun or a trailer, the truck became the main vehicle of panzergrenadiers."
 NGF_mechanized_equipment_2: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251"
 NGF_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Sd.Kfz. 251"
 NGF_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "Developed on the chassis of Sd.Kfz. 11, the Schützenpanzerwagen Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251 half-tracks (commonly referred to as "SWP") are built by Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG specifically to quickly transport a squad of infantrymen to the front lines with adequate armour protection from small arms fire. The truck examples are usually assigned to armour units for the purpose of helping troops stay right behind the fast moving tanks."
 NGF_mechanized_equipment_3: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 256"
 NGF_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Sd.Kfz. 256"
 NGF_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "In late 1943, the German Army asked Auto-Union to develop a light, fully tracked reconnaissance vehicle, capable of carrying 6-8 men in an open-top superstructure. Introduced in 1944 the Schwerer Schützenpanzerwagen 'Kätzchen' (Heavy Armoured Personnel Carrier 'Kitten') had the hull's shape similar to the hull of the Stu.Pz.Kpfw. VII, but much smaller. The vehicle has front wheel drive with five or six overlapping steel road wheels and was designed to attain speeds in excess of 50 km/hr and has light armour. Warmly met by the German Military despite not very high speed, the vehicle was adopted in service under the name Sd.Kfz. 256."

#Amphibious
 NGF_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper"
 NGF_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "LWS"
 NGF_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper II"
 NGF_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "LWS II"

#Armoured Car
 NGF_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Leichter Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 222"
 NGF_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Sd.Kfz. 222"
 NGF_gw_armored_car_equipment_dsec: "Introduced in 1936, the Leichter Panzerspähwagen ('light armoured reconnaissance vehicle') Sd. Kfz. 222 is a modernised version of the Sd. Kfz. 221. Being a road armoured car, manned by a three-man crew and has 4-wheel drive, the Sd.Kfz. 222 armed with a 2-cm Kw.K. 30 L/55 autocannon and a 7,92-mm M.G. 13 machine gun. Performing well on the good road network, the reconnaissance vehicle suffered in performance on the rough terrain and was badly received by colonial troops."
 NGF_armored_car_equipment_1: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, 8-rad, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 231"
 NGF_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Sd.Kfz. 231"
 NGF_armored_car_equipment_1_desc: "The Sd.Kfz. 231 Schwerer Panzerspähwagen ('heavy armoured reconnaissance vehicle') is a military designation for a line of reconnaissance armoured cars intended for armoured divisions. Initially developed in 1932 as 6 wheels variants, it was obvious that this variant will be obsolete in the nearest future. In 1937 the 8 wheels variant armed with 2-cm Kw.K. 30 L/55 autocannon was introduced in service. The all-wheel drive four-axle Sd.Kfz. 231 are one of the most technically advanced armoured vehicles and are able to operate on rough terrain, with a cross-country comparable to that of tanks."
 NGF_armored_car_equipment_2: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234"
 NGF_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Sd. Kfz. 234"
 NGF_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "This new armoured car is seen as a successor to the eight-wheeled Panzerspähwagen Sd.Kfz.231. Among other priorities, better protection and heavier armament were viewed as crucial for the new armoured car. The production vehicle is heavier and bulkier than the Sd.Kfz.231, with mudguards that went along the side from end to end, with four storage compartments located inside. The main version of the vehicle, also known as Sd.Kfz.234/1, is armed with open-top turret fitted with a 2-cm Kw.K. 30 L/55 autocannon and coaxial M.G. 34."
 NGF_armored_car_at_equipment: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234/2"
 NGF_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Sd.Kfz. 234/2"
 NGF_armored_car_at_equipment_desc: "A respectable armoured car, the Sd.Kfz.234/2 (also known as 'Puma') presents great speed and a significant 50 mm KwK.39/1 cannon. With improved frontal armour and formidable main gun, the car can traverse into volatile areas that are generally restricted to other like-minded vehicles. Being the greatly improved variant of the Sd.Kfz.234, the 'Puma' is intended to be used in a 6-strong platoon as a support vehicle. More often, though, commanders use the Sd.Kfz. 234/2 as fast tank hunters."

#Trains
 NGF_train_equipment_1: "$GER_train_equipment_1$"
 NGF_train_equipment_1_short: "$GER_train_equipment_1_short$"
 NGF_train_equipment_1_desc: "$GER_train_equipment_1_desc$"
 NGF_train_equipment_2: "$GER_train_equipment_2$"
 NGF_train_equipment_2_short: "$GER_train_equipment_2_short$"
 NGF_train_equipment_2_desc: "$GER_train_equipment_2_desc$"
 NGF_train_equipment_3: "$GER_train_equipment_3$"
 NGF_train_equipment_3_short: "$GER_train_equipment_3_short$"
 NGF_train_equipment_3_desc: "$GER_train_equipment_3_desc$"

 NGF_railway_gun_equipment_1: "$GER_railway_gun_equipment_1$"
 NGF_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: "$GER_railway_gun_equipment_1_short$"
 NGF_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: "$GER_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc$"

#Artillery

 NGF_artillery_equipment_1: "10,5-cm leichte Feldhaubitze Modell 33"
 NGF_artillery_equipment_1_short: "10,5-cm le.F.H. 33"
 NGF_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "The 10,5-cm le.F.H. 33 is the standard artillery piece of the Deutsches Heer, adopted for service in 1933 and used by all divisions and artillery battalions. This gun was developed in 1928-29 by Rheinmetall, and was a major advance on its predecessor the 10,5-cm le.F.H. 16 - a completely new three-point split trail gun carriage provides more stability and increases the traverse to 56 degrees alongside with the sighting mechanism to make it easier to fire at moving targets."
 NGF_artillery_equipment_2: "15-cm schwere Feldhaubitze Modell 36"
 NGF_artillery_equipment_2_short: "15-cm s.F.H. 36"
 NGF_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The 15-cm schwere Feldhaubitze 36, nicknamed Immergrün ('Evergreen'), is the basic division-level heavy howitzer, serving alongside the smaller but more numerous 10,5-cm le.F.H. 33. The gun originated with a contest between Rheinmetall and Krupp, both of whom entered several designs that were all considered unsatisfactory for one reason or another. In the end the army decided the solution was to combine the best features of both designs, using the Rheinmetall gun on a Krupp carriage. In 1935 the Army drafted a requirement for a lightened version of the gun which could be towed by a single horse team in one piece, for which a new proposed design from Rheinmetall was selected."
 NGF_artillery_equipment_3: "17-cm Kanone Modell 40 in Mörserlafette"
 NGF_artillery_equipment_3_short: "17-cm K. 40 Mrs.Laf."
 NGF_artillery_equipment_3_Desc: "The 17-cm Kanone 40, built by Krupp and Hannoversche Maschinenbau, is heavy corps-level gun. In the field, the gun delivers great damage, but also has a great disadvantage of requiring a long period of time to tear down for transport. A notable innovation on the 17-cm K. 40 is the \"double recoil\" or dual-recoil carriage. The dual-recoil mechanism absorbs all of the recoil energy with virtually no movement of the box trail upon firing, thus making for a very accurate weapon."

 NGF_anti_tank_equipment_1: "3,7-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 36"
 NGF_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "3,7-cm Pa.K. 36"
 NGF_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: "Design of a horse-drawn, 3,7-cm anti-tank gun (designated 3,7-cm Pa.K. 28) by Rheinmetall commenced in 1924. By the early 1930s, it became apparent that horse-drawn artillery is obsolete, and the gun was modified for motorised transport, allowing it to be towed at highway speeds. Nicknamed by soldiers 'Heeresanklopfgerät' ('army door-knocking device'), the re-designated 3,7-cm Pa.K. 36 is the main anti-tank weapon of Deutsches Heer and easily can manage with enemy light tanks."
 NGF_anti_tank_equipment_2: "7,5-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 40"
 NGF_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "7,5-cm Pa.K. 40"
 NGF_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: "The 7,5-cm Pa.K. 40 was developed after reports of new enemy tank designs began to reach Berlin in 1939. The project was initially given low priority, but following the growing tensions with France and the appearance of heavily armoured tanks, it was given an increased priority. In terms of armour-piercing action, the Pa.K. 40 is superior to the similar guns, but have less effective rollback damping systems, as a result of which the gun is behind analogues to quickly change position."
 NGF_anti_tank_equipment_3: "12,8-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 43"
 NGF_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "12,8-cm Pa.K. 43"
 NGF_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: "The 12,8-cm Pa.K. 43 is the new anti-tank gun developed initially as a field gun known as the Kanone 43. However, once heavier tanks started to appear the design requirements were altered to include an anti-armour role. The 12,8-cm Pa.K. 44 has a good anti-tank performance over long to extreme-long ranges - 1,800-2,700 metres and beyond - while also doubling as an effective field gun when firing high-explosive shells. But since it was not possible to install a 12,8-cm barrel on the carriage of a conventional anti-tank gun, a special carriage for the gun was designed. The high profile of the gun had to be maintained, which makes the gun extremely visible."

 NGF_anti_air_equipment_1: "2-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 36"
 NGF_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "2-cm Fla.K. 36"
 NGF_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: "The 2-cm Fla.K. 30 automatic anti-aircraft cannon was developed by Rheinmetall in 1930, and the Deutsches Heer began to receive guns in 1933. In 1936, due to the growth of tensions, Mauser modernised the gun - the upgraded model received the designation 2-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone 36 and was adopted by the German army. The principle of operation of the Fla.K. 36 mechanisms remains the same - the use of recoil force with a short barrel stroke, but otherwise is similar with only increased the rate of fire to 220 rounds per minute and slightly lowered overall weight to 420 kg."
 NGF_anti_air_equipment_2: "3,7-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 37"
 NGF_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "3,7-cm Fla.K. 37"
 NGF_anti_air_equipment_2_desc: "The original 3,7-cm gun was developed by Rheinmetall in 1935. The cannon had an overall length of 89 calibres, which allowed a 4,800 metres maximum ceiling. The Fla.K. 35 was only produced in small numbers, and production had already ended in 1936. Development continued, focusing on replacement of the existing cumbersome dual-axle mount with a lighter single-axle one, resulting in a 3,7-cm Fla.K. 36 with the practical rate of fire raised to 120 rounds per minute. A new, simplified sighting system introduced the next year led to the otherwise-identical 3,7-cm Fla.K. 37 which quickly became the main variant of the gun for the German Army."
 NGF_anti_air_equipment_3: "8,8-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 41"
 NGF_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "8,8-cm Fla.K. 41"
 NGF_anti_air_equipment_3_desc: "Initially developed in 1930 by Krupp the 8,8-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone 30, commonly known as 'acht-acht' ('eight-eight'), was later modified by Rheinmetall. The versatile carriage allows the 8,8-cm Fla.K. to fire in a limited anti-tank mode when still on its wheels, and many consider the 8,8-cm Fla.K. line to be one of the best of its time. The Rheinmetall Fla.K. 41 is a second generation 8,8-cm gun, which some generals say is 'almost equal to the 12,8-cm cannon'. While having good characteristics, the Fla.K. 41 has problems in service, and is used mainly where it can be properly maintained."

 NGF_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "28/32-cm Schweres Wurfgerät Modell 40"
 NGF_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "s.W.G. 40"
 NGF_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "Initially designed for Nebeltruppen (Smoke Troops) for smokescreen setting, the schwere Wurfgerät 40 exists in two variants - with wooden and steel frames. The open frames of the most common steel version have short hinged legs to adjust elevation and are sized to fit the 32-centimetre rocket, but adapter rails are provided to allow the 28-centimetre rockets to fit. The s.W.G. 40 also can be mounted on schwere Wurfrahmen 40 frames attached to the sides of different vehicles."
 NGF_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "21-cm Raketenwerfer Modell 42"
 NGF_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "R.W. 42"
 NGF_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The 21-cm Raketenwerfer 42 is a five-barreled multiple rocket launcher mounted on the towed carriage derived from that of the 3,7 cm Pa.K. 36 anti-tank gun. The launchers are organised into batteries of six with three batteries per battalion. Intended to provide the fire support and settle smokescreens, the R.W. 42 are mainly used as rocket artillery and almost don't participate in chemical warfare."

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### Nigeria ###
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### Land ###
 NGA_infantry_equipment_0: "Short Model Lee-Enfield Mk I"
 NGA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk 1"
 NGA_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 NGA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 NGA_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 NGA_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 NGA_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 NGA_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 NGA_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### Nicaragua ###
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### Land ###
 NIC_infantry_equipment_0: "Springfield Krag-Jørgensen Modelo 1898"
 NIC_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Springfield M1898"
 NIC_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Krag-Jørgensen rifle was adopted by the United States in 1892 to replace the ageing Springfield Model 1884. While the Krags proved superior at close ranges to comparable Mauser designs in the Spanish-American war, the rifle's flimsy action in comparison to newer bolt designs necessitated a replacement a mere decade after its adoption. During the American occupations of several Central American nations in the early 20th century, many stockpiled Krag rifles, mostly of the 1898 rifle pattern, were given to local forces along with droves of surplus ammunition."
 NIC_infantry_equipment_1: "Carabina del Pueblo Modelo 1934"
 NIC_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Carabina M1934"
 NIC_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "With the socialist revolution, Nicaragua found itself with a rapidly ageing stock of surplus American Krags and little ammunition to supply its meagre arsenal. To alleviate these problems, in 1934, it began an ambitious effort to retrofit and convert its Krag rifles to carbines chambered in 7.5×54mm French, which had successfully been smuggled into the country in large quantities."
 NIC_infantry_equipment_2: "Metralleta Modelo 1935"
 NIC_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Metralleta M1935"
 NIC_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "While Nicaragua had yet to formally adopt a submachine prior to the socialist revolution, many Model 1921 Thompsons had entered the country along with the capability of domestic manufacturers to produce .45 ACP ammunition. The Metralleta Model 1935 is a Nicaraguan modified Thompson 1921 with several upgrades and a simplified manufacturing process."
 NIC_infantry_equipment_3: "MAS Modèle 1940/42"
 NIC_infantry_equipment_3_short: "MAS-40/42"
 NIC_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The MAS-40/42 is the latest in a series of Communard semi-automatic rifles. Unlike its predecessors, however, the MAS-40/42 was found to be exceptionally reliable in French military testing. The original five round internal magazine, however, was deemed insufficient and a new variant of the MAS-40/42, the 40/42, was developed featuring a detachable ten round box magazine. A small number of MAS-40/42 rifles were smuggled into Nicaragua along with production tooling specifications."

### Railroad ###
 #NIC_train_equipment_1: ""
 #NIC_train_equipment_2: ""
 #NIC_train_equipment_3: ""
 #NIC_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff
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### Norway ###
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### Land ###

#Infantry Equip

 NOR_infantry_equipment_0: "Krag-Jørgensen Gevær m/94"
 NOR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Gevær m/94"
 NOR_infantry_equipment_1: "Krag-Jørgensen Kort Gevær m/18"
 NOR_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Kort Gevær m/18"
 NOR_infantry_equipment_2: "Brøndby Selvladergevær m/37"
 NOR_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Selvladergevær m/37"
 NOR_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Selvladergevær m/43"
 NOR_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Selvladergevær m/43"

 NOR_infantry_at: "Lahti L-39"
 NOR_infantry_at2: "Carl Gustav Pvg m/42"
 NOR_support_weapons: "Hotchkiss M/1898 & 50 mm Bombekaster M/21"
 NOR_support_weapons2: "Colt M/1929 & 81 mm Bombekaster M/35"
 NOR_support_weapons3: "Eriksen M/25-2 & 90 mm Bombekaster M/40"
 NOR_support_weapons4: "Raufoss M/1942 & 120 mm Bombekaster M/44"

#Artillery

 NOR_anti_air_equipment_1: "75 mm Luftvernkanon Modell/1916"
 NOR_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "75 mm Luftvernkanon M/16"
 NOR_anti_air_equipment_2: "40 mm Luftvernmaskinkanon Modell/1937"
 NOR_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "40 mm Luftvernmaskinkanon M/37"
 NOR_anti_air_equipment_3: "75 mm Luftvernkanon Modell/1932"
 NOR_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "75 mm Luftvernkanon M/32"

 NOR_artillery_equipment_1: "75 mm Berghaubits Modell/1927"
 NOR_artillery_equipment_1_short: "75 mm Berghaubits M/27"
 NOR_artillery_equipment_2: "120 mm Felthaubits Modell/1909"
 NOR_artillery_equipment_2_short: "120 mm Felthaubits M/09"
 NOR_artillery_equipment_3: "120 mm Felthaubits Modell/1932"
 NOR_artillery_equipment_3_short: "120 mm Felthaubits M/32"

 NOR_anti_tank_equipment_1: "37 mm Antitankkanon Modell/1937"
 NOR_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "37 mm Antitankkanon M/37"
 NOR_anti_tank_equipment_2: "47 mm Panservernkanon Modell/1940"
 NOR_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "47 mm Panservernkanon M/40"
 NOR_anti_tank_equipment_3: "76 mm Panservernkanon Modell/1944"
 NOR_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "76 mm Panservernkanon M/44"

#Motorised

 NOR_motorized_equipment_1: "Scania-Vabis 335"
 NOR_mechanized_equipment_1: "Halvbeltevogn Modell/1941"
 NOR_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Halvbeltevogn M/41"
 NOR_mechanized_equipment_2: "Halvbeltevogn Modell/1943"
 NOR_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Halvbeltevogn M/43"
 NOR_mechanized_equipment_3: "Halvbeltevogn Modell/1945"
 NOR_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Halvbeltevogn M/45"

 NOR_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Landsverk L180"
 NOR_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "L180"

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### New Zealand ###
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### Land ###
 NZL_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle, Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield Mk III"
 NZL_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk III"
 NZL_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The venerable Lee-Enfield (SMLE) rifle that served the Empire throughout the Great War continues to be the standard arm of the Dominions following the Empire's collapse. Quantities of the SMLE rifle can be found in arsenal throughout the many Dominions. With rifle production seriously disrupted with the loss of the arms factories of England, the Dominions have turned to the old reliable three-oh-three as their standard weapon of choice until suitable replacements are created or purchased."
 NZL_infantry_equipment_1: "SMLE Mk V"
 NZL_infantry_equipment_1_short: "SMLE Mk V"
 NZL_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "After the fall of the Home Isles, the need to rearm what remained of the Empire became paramount. British engineers from the RSAF (Royal Small Arms Factory) began taking refuge in Ontario to work on an existing Lee-Enfield. The classic short magazine rifle's updated model displays a new and improved aperture system on the side instead of the middle, which features improved sighting radius, sighting accuracy, and sighting speed. However, due to the foraging and machining operations required to construct the rifle, the production of this new SMLE design is relatively expensive."
 NZL_infantry_equipment_2: "Owen Mk 1"
 NZL_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Owen Machine Carbine"
 NZL_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "With the prospect of war coming, the Army has requested a submachine gun to be developed for close quarters and urban warfare, especially with the destructiveness that characterises the civil war in America. The Canadian Army officially adopted a weapon designed by young Australian private Evelyn Owen. The "Owen" machine carbine features an impressive rate of fire and a cheap cost to manufacture while also being sturdy in rough conditions - making it ideal for urban combat. Compared with other submachine guns during testing, the Owen has shown itself time and time again to be the only one to withstand mud, sand, and harsh environments. With favourable testing concluded, large quantities of the Owen were dispatched to the Dominions in preparation for the coming war."
 NZL_infantry_equipment_3: "Long Branch Mk 1"
 NZL_infantry_equipment_3_short: "SLR Mk 1"
 NZL_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Crown Corporation Small Arms Ltd in Long Branch responded to requests from the Canadian government for a self-loading rifle. The self-loading rifle is chambered in 8mm Mauser cartridges and features a tilting bolt action. While the gun suffers from reliability issues and excessive recoil, the rifle comes with a shoulder pad to compensate for the recoil. In addition, the rifle's light weight makes it ideal for mobility and urban combat. Many copies were sent to arm the Dominions of the Empire in preparation for the eventual homecoming."
 NZL_night_vision: "Receivers, Tabby, Periscope Mk 1"
 NZL_night_vision_short: "Tabby Scope"
 NZL_night_vision_desc: "The Tabby Scope is one of the Canadian government's most closesly guarded secrets; the process of development is even hidden from the fellow members of the Entente. A chance discovery by scientists in the ISAC, the scope is shaped in the form of a canteen but contains a monocular infrared scope along with a battery. Assigned to only the most elite of the elite, the scope allows the unprecedented advantage of having vision in the dark."
 NZL_infantry_weapons2: "BSA Thompson M1926"
 NZL_infantry_weapons2_desc: "The Canadian Army has formally adopted the iconic American submachine gun associated with crime and vice. The M1928A1 is the service variant of the classic M1921 Thompson Machine gun, and although production is expensive, the gun is well-liked among the troops in the field who praise its efficiency and reliability. While most variants rely on smaller 'box' magazines, some other variants feature large and bulky fifty-round drum magazines."
 NZL_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Lanchester Submachine Gun"
 NZL_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "With the outbreak of all out war in the United States and the looming clouds of war in Europe, the Canadian Army desperately needs arms for the homecoming. With little time to prepare and research, the Canadian Army has commissioned the 'Lanchester' submachine gun, a near perfect copy of the German MP-28."
 NZL_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Canadian Machine Carbine Mk 1"
 NZL_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "In further cooperation with the Small Arms Ltd at Long Branch, the Canadian military has officially adopted a new compliment and perhaps successor to the Owen. The Machine Carbine Mk 1 features a selective fire trigger with an innovative horizontal magazine to withstand dirt, dust, and sand. Pressure on the top of the trigger would fire the weapon in fully automatic, while pressure on the bottom would fire semi-automatic. While the new machine carbine features a lower rate of fire than the Owen, its reliability and ability to deal selective fire make it quite the potential successor. Many quantities found their way into the arsenal of the Dominions."
 NZL_infantry_at: "Grenade, Rifle, Anti-tank No. 68"
 NZL_infantry_at_desc: "Witnessing a demonstration of Henry Mohaupt's anti-tank rifle grenade in Switzerland, a Canadian commission, guessing that the weapon used the shaped charge principle, began work on their own design. The resulting high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT) rifle grenade is hoped to provide greater capabilities for the infantry to fight enemy armour using the cup launchers already in service."
 NZL_infantry_at2: "Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank Mk I "
 NZL_infantry_at2_desc: "With the need for a hand-held anti tank weapon for use on the frontlines, the Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank Mk I (PIAT) has been developed based on the design of the bombard mortar. With an effective range of 105 metres in direct fire mode, the device has been well liked due to its lack of backblast - however there has been concerns about its intense recoil."
 NZL_infantry_at2_short: "PIAT"
 NZL_support_weapons: "Vickers MG & Stokes mortar"
 NZL_support_weapons_desc: "The water cooled Vickers MG and the Stokes trench mortar were the standard support arms of the Canadian Army during the Weltkrieg. With the threat of war ever so near, the Canadian Army has recommissioned them back into service."
 NZL_support_weapons2: "Lewis Mk III DEMS & SBML two-inch mortar"
 NZL_support_weapons2_desc: "With its iconic 'pan' magazine, the Lewis has served the Tommy since the darkest days of the First Weltkrieg. With the threat of war ever so near, the MKIII variant has a pistol grip that allows it to be fired from the shoulder on any part of a ship's deck. The SBML while small, is incredibly portable and has greater firepower and range than most rifle grenades."
 NZL_support_weapons3: "Vickers M Mk II & ML 3 inch mortar"
 NZL_support_weapons3_desc: "The Mark II variant of the Vickers MG features a selective fire option and a pistol grip. It has been primarily adopted for the armoured vehicles. The ML 3 inch mortar is a considerable upgrade from the Stokes, as it is reliable and sturdy for close artillery support."
 NZL_support_weapons4: "Vickers M Mk III & ML 4.2 inch Mortar"
 NZL_support_weapons4_desc: "The third variant of the esteemed Vickers machine gun was designed for anti-aircraft usage and features a slightly increased rate of fire from its predecessors. Likewise, the 4.2 inch mortar is a heavier upgrade of previous Canadian mortar models and capable of dropping intense and effective support."

 NZL_motorized_equipment_1: "GM Canada Commonwealth Military Pattern"
 NZL_motorized_equipment_1_short: "GM Canada CMP"

 NZL_mechanized_equipment_1: "Vickers Carrier LP"
 NZL_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Vickers Carrier"
 NZL_mechanized_equipment_2: "Ram Kangaroo"
 NZL_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Ram Kangaroo"
 NZL_mechanized_equipment_3: "King Kangaroo"
 NZL_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "King Kangaroo"

 NZL_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "RP-3"
 NZL_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "RP-3"
 NZL_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "RP-3 Land Mattress"
 NZL_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Land Mattress"

 NZL_artillery_equipment_1: "QF 18-pounder"
 NZL_artillery_equipment_1_short: "QF 18-pounder"
 NZL_artillery_equipment_2: "QF 25-pounder"
 NZL_artillery_equipment_3: "BL 5.5-inch"

 NZL_anti_air_equipment_1: "QF 3-inch 20 cwt"
 NZL_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "QF 3-inch"
 NZL_anti_air_equipment_2: "QF 40 mm Bofors"
 NZL_anti_air_equipment_3: "QF 3.7-inch"

 NZL_anti_tank_equipment_1: "QF 2-pounder"
 NZL_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "QF 2-pounder"
 NZL_anti_tank_equipment_2: "QF 6-pounder"
 NZL_anti_tank_equipment_3: "QF 17-pounder"

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### Oman ###
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### Land ###
 OMA_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle, Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield Mk III"
 OMA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk III"
 OMA_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser 98b"
 OMA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser 98b"

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### Ottoman Empire ###
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### Land ###

 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "K1"
 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "K2"
 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "K3"
 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "K4"
 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "K5"
 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "K6"
 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "K7"
 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "K8"
 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "K9"
 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "K10"
 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "K11"
 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "K12"
 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "K13"
 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_14: "K14"
 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_15: "K15"
 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_16: "K16"
 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_17: "K17"
 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_18: "K18"
 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_19: "K19"
 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_20: "K20"
 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_21: "K21"
 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_22: "K22"
 TUR_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_23: "K23"

#Infantry equip

 #Just Ottoman m1903:
 TUR_infantry_equipment_0: "Piyade Tüfeği Yapım 1898"
 TUR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser T98"
 TUR_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Mauser T98 was the main service rifle of the Ottoman Army during the Weltkrieg. The Ottoman M1903, chambered in 7.65mm, was the most common variant of Mauser in use. Pronounced 'Mavzer' by the Ottomans, this iconic rifle achieved great fame and became deeply ingrained in the Turkish subconscious.\n'One side of me withered from sorrows / the other from a Mavzer wound'"
 #Standased Turkish mauser:
 TUR_infantry_equipment_1: "Hümayun Tüfeği Yapım 1355"
 TUR_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Kırıkkale T55"
 TUR_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Kırıkkale T55 was the name given to the Ottoman modification of Mauser Gewehr 98. Starting in 1933, the Ottoman Empire updated their old rifles to a common configuration known as the Model of 1936 and all in 8x57 Mauser cartridge. The standardisation of all Mausers in Ottoman inventory helped ease the logistical nightmare of having to supply 4 different types of rifle ammunition to all units."
 #Rifle on base of German G41:
 TUR_infantry_equipment_2: "Hümayun Yarı-Otomatik Tüfek Yapım 1360"
 TUR_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Kirikkale T60"
 TUR_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Kırıkkale T60 Semi Automatic Rifle was based on the receiver of the Gewehr 41, the T-60 is issued with a lighter build and shortened stock, emphasising reliability and speed over range and accuracy. This rifle saw wide use across all branches of service in the Ottoman Military."
 #Created by Ottos rifle on base of German colonial SMG:
 TUR_infantry_equipment_3: "Hümayun Makineli Karabina Yapım 1362"
 TUR_infantry_equipment_3_short: "'Yıldıray' MKb 62"
 TUR_infantry_at: "Zırhbasan Yapım 30 küçük"
 TUR_infantry_at_short: "Zırhbasan 30"
 TUR_infantry_at2: "Zırh Delici Yapım 1363"
 TUR_infantry_at2_short: "'Delenboru'"
 #Maxim 08/15 & 7.58 cm leichter Minenwerfer:
 TUR_support_weapons: "Kurunçlu Tüfek Y.08/15 & 7.58cm Hafif Mayınatar"
 TUR_support_weapons_short: "KT 08/15 & 7.58 cm Mayınatar"
 #MG-30 & 7.5 cm leichtes Infanteriegeschütz 18:
 TUR_support_weapons2: "Hafif Kurunçlu Tüfek Y.49 & 7.5cm Sahra Hafif Top Y.27"
 TUR_support_weapons2_short: "KT-49 & 7.5 cm Sahra Hafif Top 27"
 #MG-34 & 10 cm Nebelwerfer 35:
 TUR_support_weapons3: "Genel Amaçlı Kurunçlu Tüfek Y.54 & 10cm Müfreze Havanı Y.55"
 TUR_support_weapons3_short: "KT-54 & 10 cm Müfreze Havanı 55"
 #MG-42 & 12-cm Granatwerfer 42:
 TUR_support_weapons4: "Genel Amaçlı Kurunçlu Tüfek Y.61 & 12cm Fırka Havanı Y.62"
 TUR_support_weapons4_short: "KT-61 & 12 cm Fırka Havanı 62"
 TUR_night_vision: "Hedef Cihazı Kalıp 1229"
 TUR_night_vision_short: "'Meçkey' HC 1229"

#Motorised

 #Opel Blitz:
 TUR_motorized_equipment_1: "Opel Motorlu Taşıt Şimşek"
 TUR_motorized_equipment_1_short: "MTŞ"
 #A-H mech1 modified by Ottos:
 TUR_mechanized_equipment_1: "Başak-Uzel Yerel Değişim Kamyon Traktör"
 TUR_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Kamtrak"
 #A-H mech_2 for export:
 TUR_mechanized_equipment_2: "Özel Ordanat Aracı Kalıp 1361"
 TUR_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "ÖzOrdAç k.61"
 #A-H mech_3:
 TUR_mechanized_equipment_3: "Taşıyıcıpanzer Kalıp 1363"
 TUR_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "TP k.63"
 #Opel Blitz with rockets:
 TUR_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Opel Fişek Atarlı Şimşek Kalıp 1359"
 TUR_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "FAŞiK 59"

 #GER armcar 1:
 TUR_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Hafif Zırhlı Araba Kalıp 1355"
 TUR_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "HafiZA k.55"
 #GER armcar 2:
 TUR_armored_car_equipment_1: "Ağır Zırhlı Araba Kalıp 1358"
 TUR_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "AğZA k.58"
 #Created by ottos on base of A-H mech2 imported:
 TUR_armored_car_equipment_2: "Özel Zırhlı Araba Kalıp 1361"
 TUR_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "ÖZAr k.61"
 #Modified Ottos armcar 3:
 TUR_armored_car_at_equipment: "Tanksavar Özel Zırhlı Araba Kalıp 1362"
 TUR_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "TSavÖZAr k.62"

 TUR_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Çifte Dişli Birimli Özel Ordanat Aracı Kalıp 1361"
 TUR_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "'Hacı Yatmaz' ÖzOrdAç k.61"
 TUR_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Yüzergezer Askeri Taşıyıcı"
 TUR_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "YAT"

#Artillery

 TUR_artillery_equipment_1: "10.5 cm Hafif Sahra Havantopu Yapım 1352"
 TUR_artillery_equipment_1_short: "10.5cm Havantopu 52"
 TUR_artillery_equipment_2: "15 cm Ağır Tarla Havantopu Yapım 1356"
 TUR_artillery_equipment_2_short: "15cm Havantopu 56"
 TUR_artillery_equipment_3: "15cm Top Yapım 1353/1360"
 TUR_artillery_equipment_3_short: "15cm Top 53/60"

 TUR_anti_tank_equipment_1: "3.7 cm Zırhsavar Topu Yapım 1356"
 TUR_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "3.7cm ZS 56"
 TUR_anti_tank_equipment_2: "7.5 cm Zırhsavar Topu Yapım 1360"
 TUR_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "7.5cm ZS 60"
 TUR_anti_tank_equipment_3: "12.8 cm Zırhsavar Topu Yapım 1364"
 TUR_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "12.8cm ZS 64"

 TUR_anti_air_equipment_1: "2 cm Tayyaresavar Topu Yapım 1355"
 TUR_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "2cm TayS 55"
 TUR_anti_air_equipment_2: "3.7 cm Uçaksavar Topu Yapım 1357"
 TUR_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "3.7cm UçS 57"
 TUR_anti_air_equipment_3: "8.8 cm Uçaksavar Topu Yapım 1361"
 TUR_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "8.8cm UçS 61"

 TUR_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Fişek Havan Yapım 1358"
 TUR_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "FH 58"
 TUR_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Fişek Havan Yapım 1361"
 TUR_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "FH 61"

###
### Palestine ###
###

### Land ###

 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "K1"
 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "K2"
 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "K3"
 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "K4"
 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "K5"
 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "K6"
 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "K7"
 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "K8"
 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "K9"
 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "K10"
 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "K11"
 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "K12"
 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "K13"
 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_14: "K14"
 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_15: "K15"
 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_16: "K16"
 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_17: "K17"
 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_18: "K18"
 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_19: "K19"
 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_20: "K20"
 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_21: "K21"
 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_22: "K22"
 PAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_23: "K23"

#Infantry equip

 #Just Ottoman m1903:
 PAL_infantry_equipment_0: "$TUR_infantry_equipment_0$"
 PAL_infantry_equipment_0_short: "$TUR_infantry_equipment_0_short$"
 PAL_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "$TUR_infantry_equipment_0_desc$"
 #Standased Turkish mauser:
 PAL_infantry_equipment_1: "$TUR_infantry_equipment_1$"
 PAL_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$TUR_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 PAL_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$TUR_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"
 #Rifle on base of German G41:
 PAL_infantry_equipment_2: "$TUR_infantry_equipment_2$"
 PAL_infantry_equipment_2_short: "$TUR_infantry_equipment_2_short$"
 PAL_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "$TUR_infantry_equipment_2_desc$"
 #Created by Ottos rifle on base of German colonial SMG:
 PAL_infantry_equipment_3: "$TUR_infantry_equipment_3$"
 PAL_infantry_equipment_3_short: "$TUR_infantry_equipment_3_short$"
 PAL_infantry_at: "$TUR_infantry_at$"
 PAL_infantry_at_short: "$TUR_infantry_at_short$"
 PAL_infantry_at2: "$TUR_infantry_at2$"
 PAL_infantry_at2_short: "$TUR_infantry_at2_short$"
 #Maxim 08/15 & 7.58 cm leichter Minenwerfer:
 PAL_support_weapons: "$TUR_support_weapons$"
 PAL_support_weapons_short: "$TUR_support_weapons_short$"
 #MG-30 & 7.5 cm leichtes Infanteriegeschütz 18:
 PAL_support_weapons2: "$TUR_support_weapons2$"
 PAL_support_weapons2_short: "$TUR_support_weapons2_short$"
 #MG-34 & 10 cm Nebelwerfer 35:
 PAL_support_weapons3: "$TUR_support_weapons3$"
 PAL_support_weapons3_short: "$TUR_support_weapons3_short$"
 #MG-42 & 12-cm Granatwerfer 42:
 PAL_support_weapons4: "$TUR_support_weapons4$"
 PAL_support_weapons4_short: "$TUR_support_weapons4_short$"
 PAL_night_vision: "$TUR_night_vision$"
 PAL_night_vision_short: "$TUR_night_vision_short$"

#Motorised

 #Opel Blitz:
 PAL_motorized_equipment_1: "$TUR_motorized_equipment_1$"
 PAL_motorized_equipment_1_short: "$TUR_motorized_equipment_1_short$"
 #A-H mech1 modified by Ottos:
 PAL_mechanized_equipment_1: "$TUR_mechanized_equipment_1$"
 PAL_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "$TUR_mechanized_equipment_1_short$"
 #A-H mech_2 for export:
 PAL_mechanized_equipment_2: "$TUR_mechanized_equipment_2$"
 PAL_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "$TUR_mechanized_equipment_2_short$"
 #A-H mech_3:
 PAL_mechanized_equipment_3: "$TUR_mechanized_equipment_3$"
 PAL_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "$TUR_mechanized_equipment_3_short$"
 #Opel Blitz with rockets:
 PAL_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "$TUR_motorized_rocket_equipment_1$"
 PAL_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "$TUR_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short$"

 #GER armcar 1:
 PAL_gw_armored_car_equipment: "$TUR_gw_armored_car_equipment$"
 PAL_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "$TUR_gw_armored_car_equipment_short$"
 #GER armcar 2:
 PAL_armored_car_equipment_1: "$TUR_armored_car_equipment_1$"
 PAL_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "$TUR_armored_car_equipment_1_short$"
 #Created by ottos on base of A-H mech2 imported:
 PAL_armored_car_equipment_2: "$TUR_armored_car_equipment_2$"
 PAL_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "$TUR_armored_car_equipment_2_short$"
 #Modified Ottos armcar 3:
 PAL_armored_car_at_equipment: "$TUR_armored_car_at_equipment$"
 PAL_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "$TUR_armored_car_at_equipment_short$"

 PAL_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "$TUR_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1$"
 PAL_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "$TUR_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short$"
 PAL_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "$TUR_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2$"
 PAL_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "$TUR_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short$"

#Artillery

 PAL_artillery_equipment_1: "$TUR_artillery_equipment_1$"
 PAL_artillery_equipment_1_short: "$TUR_artillery_equipment_1_short$"
 PAL_artillery_equipment_2: "$TUR_artillery_equipment_2$"
 PAL_artillery_equipment_2_short: "$TUR_artillery_equipment_2_short$"
 PAL_artillery_equipment_3: "$TUR_artillery_equipment_3$"
 PAL_artillery_equipment_3_short: "$TUR_artillery_equipment_3_short$"

 PAL_anti_tank_equipment_1: "$TUR_anti_tank_equipment_1$"
 PAL_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "$TUR_anti_tank_equipment_1_short$"
 PAL_anti_tank_equipment_2: "$TUR_anti_tank_equipment_2$"
 PAL_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "$TUR_anti_tank_equipment_2_short$"
 PAL_anti_tank_equipment_3: "$TUR_anti_tank_equipment_3$"
 PAL_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "$TUR_anti_tank_equipment_3_short$"

 PAL_anti_air_equipment_1: "$TUR_anti_air_equipment_1$"
 PAL_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "$TUR_anti_air_equipment_1_short$"
 PAL_anti_air_equipment_2: "$TUR_anti_air_equipment_2$"
 PAL_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "$TUR_anti_air_equipment_2_short$"
 PAL_anti_air_equipment_3: "$TUR_anti_air_equipment_3$"
 PAL_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "$TUR_anti_air_equipment_3_short$"

 PAL_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "$TUR_rocket_artillery_equipment_1$"
 PAL_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "$TUR_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short$"
 PAL_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "$TUR_rocket_artillery_equipment_2$"
 PAL_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "$TUR_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short$"

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### Panama ###
###

### Land ###
 PAN_infantry_equipment_0: "Springfield Modelo 1903"
 PAN_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Springfield M1903"
 PAN_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Model 1903 was developed at Springfield Arsenal when, following the Spanish-American war, the United States deemed the Krag-Jørgensen rifle inadequate on account of its weak action; at its core, the 1903 was an attempt to combine beneficial features of both the Krag and captured Spanish Mausers. The rifle was gradually adopted along with the .30-06 cartridge both before and while the rest of the world waged the Weltkrieg. Rifles trickled into the hands of Pro-American regimes which controlled Panama until 1924. Panamanian Mausers were rechambered in 7.65×53mm to compliment Panama's Peruvian Mausers."
 PAN_infantry_equipment_1: "Fabrique Nationale Mauser Modelo 1924"
 PAN_infantry_equipment_1_short: "FN-24"
 PAN_infantry_equipment_2: "Thompson Modelo 1928A1"
 PAN_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Thompson M1928A1"
 PAN_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Modelo 1943"
 PAN_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"

### Railroad ###
 PAN_train_equipment_1: "Ferrocarril de Panamá 0-4-0"
 #PAN_train_equipment_2: ""
 #PAN_train_equipment_3: ""
 #PAN_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff
###
### Papal State ###
###

### Land ###
 PAP_infantry_equipment_0: "Carcano Modello 1891"
 PAP_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Carcano M91"
 PAP_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser 98b"
 PAP_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser 98b"
 PAP_infantry_equipment_2: "SME M38"
 PAP_infantry_equipment_2_short: "SME M38"
 PAP_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Following the rejection of its 1938 pattern semi-automatic rifle, the CZ company attempted to market the design to a variety of foreign nations. The Two Sicilies tested the rifle and like the Austrians, found the rifle unreliable in harsh conditions and difficult to disassemble, but sought to redesign the gun to fix its shortcomings. The SME state run electrical company, which had begun to produce and design small arms only a few years prior, was set to the task. The end result, designated the SME M38 upon adoption, while improved over its Czech predecessor, still bears many of the latter's design quirks."

#Artillery

 PAP_artillery_equipment_1: "Cannone da 75/27 modello 06"
 PAP_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Cannone da 75/27"
 PAP_artillery_equipment_2: "Cannone da 149/40 modello 35"
 PAP_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Cannone da 149/40"
 PAP_artillery_equipment_3: "Obice da 210/22 modello 35"
 PAP_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Obice da 210/22"

 PAP_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Cannone da 47/32"
 PAP_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Cannone da 47/32"
 PAP_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Cannone da 75/46"
 PAP_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "Cannone da 75/46"
 PAP_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Cannone da 90/65"
 PAP_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "Cannone da 90/65"

 PAP_anti_air_equipment_1: "Breda Modello 35"
 PAP_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Breda Modello 35"
 PAP_anti_air_equipment_2: "Cannone-Mitragliera da 37/54"
 PAP_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "Cannone da 37/54"
 PAP_anti_air_equipment_3: "Cannone da 90/53"
 PAP_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "Cannone da 90/53"

 PAP_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Lanciarazzi da 100/16"
 PAP_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Lanciarazzi da 100/16"
 PAP_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Lanciarazzi da 210/16"
 PAP_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Lanciarazzi da 210/16"

#Railway
 PAP_train_equipment_1: "FS Gruppo 740"
 PAP_train_equipment_1_short: "FS Gr. 740"
 PAP_train_equipment_1_desc: "Designed by the Adriatic Railways shortly before the nationalisation of the railways in 1905, the 740 Group is a series of 'Consolidation' class locomotives. Built to haul heavy trains on the mountainous lines of the Northern Appennine, while keeping a comparatively low axle load of 14 tons to run on older, less frequently mantained tracks, these engines excelled in their task, and were subsequently built in copious number before the Great War. Distributed across the Peninsula to relieve the older pre-nationalisation engines, a good number of those engines ended up in service around Rome, and subsequently remained in our hands."
 PAP_train_equipment_2: "FS Gruppo 940"
 PAP_train_equipment_2_short: "FS Gr. 940"
 PAP_train_equipment_2_desc: "Designed with the 740 Group as a basis, these 'Mikado' class tank engines were built to haul heavy freight trains on the steep lines of the Southern Appennines and the Rome-Pescara line. Though less powerful than their traditional engine-tender counterparts, they are overall more flexible and cheaper to operate, while their lower axle load allows them to run on older tracks."
# PAP_train_equipment_3: ""
# PAP_train_equipment_3_short: ""
# PAP_train_equipment_3_desc: ""
# PAP_railway_gun_equipment_1: ""
# PAP_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: ""
# PAP_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: ""

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### Paraguay ###
###

### Land ###
 PAR_infantry_equipment_0: "Mauser Modelo 1907"
 PAR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Modelo 1907"
 PAR_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "As tensions mounted in the Gran Chaco in the beginning of the 20th century, Bolivia and Paraguay each commenced audacious rearmament campaigns to counter the other. During this period, Paraguay adopted a slightly shortened derivative of the Mauser 1898. This rifle, chambered in 7.65×53mm Mauser, became the backbone of the Paraguayan military until conflict again flared two decades later."
 PAR_infantry_equipment_1: "Oviedo Mauser Modelo 1927"
 PAR_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Modelo 1927"
 PAR_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "In 1927, the Spanish Oviedo company won a contract with the Paraguayan government to produce an updated variant of the Argentinian 1909 Mauser. While the rifle itself is top-of-the-line for its time, providing sufficient ammo to supply the rifles has proven surprisingly difficult for Paraguay."
 PAR_infantry_equipment_2: "Thompson Modelo 1928A1"
 PAR_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Thompson M1928A1"
 PAR_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Modelo 1943"
 PAR_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"

### Railroad ###
 PAR_train_equipment_1: "FCCP 2-6-2T"
 PAR_train_equipment_2: "FCCP 2-6-0"
 PAR_train_equipment_3: "FCCP 2-4-0"
 #PAR_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff
###
### Persia (Iran) ###
###

### Land ###
 PER_infantry_equipment_0: "Mauser 98"
 PER_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser 98"
 PER_infantry_equipment_1: "Zbrojovka Brno vz.24"
 PER_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Brno vz.24"
 PER_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Zbrojovka Brno vz.24 is a carbine based on the German Mauser 1898. While never formally adopted by the Dual Monarchy, the Brno vz.24 saw great success as an export and on the civilian market."

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### Philippines (PHI) ###
###

### Land ###
 PHI_infantry_equipment_0: "Springfield Model 1903"
 PHI_infantry_equipment_0_short: "M1903 Springfield"
 PHI_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Model 1903 was developed at Springfield Arsenal when, following the Spanish-American war, the United States deemed the Krag-Jørgensen rifle inadequate on account of its weak action; at its core, the 1903 was an attempt to combine beneficial features of both the Krag and captureds Spanish Mausers. The rifle was gradually adopted along with the .30-06 cartridge both before and while the rest of the world waged the Weltkrieg."
 PHI_infantry_equipment_1: "Springfield Model 1903A1"
 PHI_infantry_equipment_1_short: "M1903A1 Springfield"

###
### Piratini ###
###

### Land ###
 PIR_infantry_equipment_0: "Espingarda Mauser Modelo 1908"
 PIR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M08"
 PIR_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mauser Model 1908 was an exceptionally long rifle based on the Mauser 1898 and chambered in 7x57mm Mauser. It was originally produced for Brazil by the German company DWM, but Brazil has subsequently begun to produce staggering quantities of the rifle domestically, and it became a staple in many state armies as time went it became almost synonym with the Interstate War in the cultural mindset of the nation. The Piratini state's army used the same gear as the other states that formed Brazil, and alongside the southern states it was the premier fighting force of the region."
 PIR_infantry_equipment_1: "Fusil Mauser Modelo 1935"
 PIR_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser M35"
 PIR_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Mauser Rifle Model 1935 is a unique Mauser Rifle which utilises a 7x57mm cartridge produced domestically by Brazil and abroad in close conjunction with the Mauser company, as part of the extensive collaboration between the Brazilian and German governments. Said collaboration started in the 1910s, as a clique officers then derided as 'the Young Turks' by the press began lobbying extensively for closer cooperation with the global hegemon. Everything from helmets to artillery pieces started to be fashioned after the German model, and as such a modernisation of the older Mausers became a priority. This firearm became almost synonymous with the Brazilian military during the Weltkrieg."
 PIR_infantry_equipment_2: "Submetralhadora Bergmann Modelo 1938"
 PIR_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Bergmann M38"
 PIR_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "During the late years of the Pessoa presidency, Brazil purchased a relatively small number of Bergmann MP28 submachine guns, but they never saw much use outside of national guard regiments in Rio itself; The M38 is a simplified and easily manufactured derivative of the MP28 created in response to growing tensions in South America, and was intended to be the standard issue firearm for the entire Brazilian military and was produced in large quantities in foundries across the country and as such became almost synonymous with the Brazilian military during the Weltkrieg period."
 PIR_infantry_equipment_3: "Mosquetão Semi-Automático Rossi Modelo 1944"
 PIR_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "As the Second Weltkrieg raged in Europe, Brazilian leadership found that their weapons were simply outmatched as the arms race between the great powers, and rather than try to catch up, it simply started producing an outright copy of the newest German semi automatic rifle designs such as the G41. The first models were made in the Rossi foundry in Rio Grande do Sul, wherein the model takes its name from. While more advanced than other weapons in use by the Paulista army, its low reliability made it unpopular with soldiers, who often preferred older models or even captured gear."
 PIR_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Rossi M44"
 PIR_support_weapons: "Metralhadora M.08/15 & Morteiro de 7,58-cm"
 PIR_support_weapons_desc: "The Weltkrieg saw the introduction of some of the deadliest weapons known to man, such as the fearsome M.G. Modell 08/15. In the close confines of trench warfare, the once archaic mortar was brought back to relevance. Many of these older piece of equipment were among the hardware directly sold or leased to Brazil over the course of the military mission from Germany in that nation."
 PIR_support_weapons_1: "Metralhadora M34 & Morteiro de 8cm"
 PIR_support_weapons_1_desc: "The Machine Gun Model 34 (MG34) was a recoil operated air-cooled machine gun. Chambered in the powerful 7.92x57-mm Mauser rifle cartridge, the machine gun's high rate of fire (900 RPM) and efficient mobility made it arguably the most advanced machine gun in the world at the time; and was eagerly shown to Brazil as a proof of the martial superiority of the Kaiserreich. The perhaps unexpected consequence of that was the fact that the design was copied with little regard for patents by the Rio government after Black Monday. The Mortar Model 34 is an infantry mortar that employs 8-cm shells. It has been noted for its high accuracy and rate of fire."
 PIR_support_weapons2: "Metralhadora M39 & Morteiro 'Torneira' de 20cm"
 PIR_support_weapons_2_desc: "The Machine Gun Model 39 (M.G. 39) was an improvement over the M.G. 34. This belt fed machine gun features a high rate of fire and is suited for all purposes. The 20-cm leichter Mortar Model 40 is a spigot mortar designed for striking obstacles and strong points. Brazilian copies were noted for having inferior quality materials in their fabrication, presumably to lower costs."
 PIR_support_weapons3: "Metralhadora Imbel M1 & Morteiro de 8cm"
 PIR_support_weapons_3_desc: "The first models of heavy machine guns produced by Brazil, for Brazil, the Imbel models were noted for very high rate of fire, but also relatively low reliability and durability due to several corners cut during production. When it was working properly, it was one of the most fearsome weapons in the country's arsenal, however."
 PIR_infantry_at: "Metralhadora Anti-Tanque Imbel .50"
 PIR_infantry_at_desc: "The first models of heavy machine guns produced by Brazil, for Brazil, the Imbel models were noted for very high rate of fire, but also relatively low reliability and durability due to several corners cut during production. When it was working properly, it was one of the most fearsome weapons in the country's arsenal, however. Heavier variants were assigned to Anti Tank duties in the lack of proper weapons for the task in the armed forces."
 PIR_infantry_at2: "Lança Rojão M44"
 PIR_infantry_at2_desc: "The Model 44 Rocket Launcher, like many Brazilian weapons of its time, is a rather uninspired copy of european equipment used in the Second Weltkrieg, later produced and used by Brazil itself. Based mostly on the German 'Panzerschreck', the weapon shares most specifications with it, including its 8,8-centimetre rockets and the massive smoke trail left by firing."

 PIR_artillery_equipment_1: "Obuseiro Rheinmetall de 10,5 cm"
 PIR_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "After a series of military missions from and to Germany, Brazil's government started to import foreign artillery from that nation. These were Rheinmetall models were relatively modern for their time, but the nation had a very limited capacity for mass production of these at home. These guns were a significant upgrade from previous models used by Germany especially when it comes to hitting moving targets."
 PIR_artillery_equipment_2: "Obuseiro Modelo 41 de 11,5cm"
 PIR_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The Obuseiro Modelo 41 was little more than a copy of the specifications of the Modell 36 field howitzer from the German army, but with some tweaks to lower production costs, at the expense of some reliability. Even so, the gun was extensively used by artillery in Brazil across the Weltkrieg period, and was the first piece of artillery mass produced domestically itself rather than being mostly imported."
 PIR_artillery_equipment_3: "Obuseiro Modelo 43 de 17cm"
 PIR_artillery_equipment_3_desc: "Still following the trend of copying specifications from German pieces of equipment, the 1943 update of the M41 had a slight increase in firepower, and some refinements with the intent of making it more reliable. However, production was limited during wartime, and the upgraded field gun was a rare sight over the early 1940s. In later years, however, it and models with minimal variations were used by the Paulista army until the 1960s."
 PIR_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Ob. Rm. de 10,5 cm"
 PIR_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Ob. M41 de 11,5cm"
 PIR_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Ob. M43 de 17cm"
 PIR_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "CAA M2 de 2cm"
 PIR_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "CAA M5 de 3,7cm"
 PIR_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "CAA M7 de 8,8cm"
 PIR_anti_air_equipment_1: "Canhão Antiaéreo M2 de 2cm"
 PIR_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: "Anti Air weaponry was a defensive priority for Brazil, as the war between states had shown the vulnerabilities of the federal capital against aircraft despite extensive coastal and land based defences. Developed in conjunction and with support of Germany, the M1 and M2 were admittedly little more than copies of FlaK models from the early 1930s, but that was sufficient to deal with the relatively slow aircraft deployed in South America at the time."
 PIR_anti_air_equipment_2: "Canhão Antiaéreo M5 de 3,7cm"
 PIR_anti_air_equipment_2_desc: "As aircraft rapidly developed, several updates and changes to the standard issue M2 were made over the years, but later models of anti aircraft weaponry entirely different specifications regarding almost everything from the main axle to the size of the cannon itself. The M5 is closely related to its German cousin, the 3,7cm Fla.K 37, but is made of lower quality materials to meet the production needs of Brazil."
 PIR_anti_air_equipment_3: "Canhão Antiaéreo M7 de 8,8cm"
 PIR_anti_air_equipment_3_desc: "As aircraft rapidly developed, several updates and changes to the standard issue M2 were made over the years, but later models of anti aircraft weaponry entirely different specifications regarding almost everything, and the M7 is almost entirely a departure from the original design all but in role. The M7 was the first piece of anti aircraft equipment designed domestically, but even so it retained so many similarities to similar guns in use by Germany and its allies in the Weltkrieg many experts claim it wasn't a different gun at all, but rather a domestically produced variant. The cumbersome gun saw little use in Brazilian service before the war was over."
 PIR_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Canhão Antitanque 'Alemão' de 3,7 cm"
 PIR_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: "Initially an outright import from Germany, the gun was straight up called 'Alemão' by the troops in the barracks due to its strength and obvious foreign origin, as its makers made sure to stamp imperial eagle effigies in seemingly every model. While similar models in europe were designed to be drawn by motorised forces, Brazil used an outdated design more suited to the many horses it had available, and the lack of appropriate road infrastructure in an eventual frontline against Argentina. Said nation was the main motivator behind Brazil's move to start fabricating the piece domestically in small numbers after 1936, as the instability in that region, and having an unpredictable regime in possession of dozens of tanks, unnerved general staff in Rio."
 PIR_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Canhão Antitanque M2 de 7,5 cm"
 PIR_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: "Developed entirely with German models as a basis, Anti Tank Artillery Model 2, or the AT2, was developed primarily against the types of heavier armour being used by european powers as the Second Weltkrieg raged. With Germany itself less than willing to cooperate with production this time, an illegally obtained piece was the basis for production domestically, which started much too late for widespread usage within the armed forces. The few models were usually distributed to divisions expected to face the burnt of enemy assaults."
 PIR_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Canhão Antitanque M6 de 12,8 cm"
 PIR_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: "As the Weltkrieg came to a close, the armour in enemy Tanks became almost overbearing to infantry and older models of artillery alike, and Brazil's solution was yet again to mimic european designs in a cheap fashion. This domestic version of the Pa.K 43 has all of the problems of the original guns, but with lower reliability and was made with cheaper materials. Steel shortages were the main reason for the staggeringly low number of units produced during the war."
 PIR_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "CAT Alemão de 3,7 cm"
 PIR_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "CAT de 7,5 cm"
 PIR_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "CAT M6 de 12,8 cm"
 PIR_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Bateria Lança Foguetes de 32cm"
 PIR_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "Rocket artillery was rarely utilised by the Brazilian military during the war period, and the few pieces manufactured were direct copies of what little German equipment of the type Brazilian officers got their hands on. Following the specifications of the original models, rockets of 32cm were used in these weapons, and a lack of said rockets is exactly why they were seldom used."
 PIR_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Bateria Lança Foguetes de 21cm"
 PIR_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "Rocket artillery was rarely utilised by the Brazilian military during the war period, and the few pieces manufactured were direct copies of what little German equipment of the type Brazilian officers got their hands on. Changes to the size of the rockets required for usage made later models more common, but still far from standard issue and few pieces of the LF de 21cm were used in the field when compared to even the M43."
 PIR_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Bat. LF de 21cm"
 PIR_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Bat. LF de 32cm"

### Railroad ###
 PIR_train_equipment_1: "Class 238 Armstrong Whitworth 2-6-2"
 PIR_train_equipment_2: "Class 1015 Alco-Schenectady 4-10-2"
 PIR_train_equipment_3: "Class 400 Beyer, Peacock 2-4-2"
 #PIR_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff
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### Poland ###
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### Land ###
 POL_infantry_equipment_0: "Karabin wz.98a"
 POL_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Kb Mauser wz.98a"
 POL_infantry_equipment_1: "Karabinek wz.1929"
 POL_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Kbk wz.29"
 POL_infantry_equipment_2: "Karabin samopowtarzalny wz.1938M"
 POL_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Kbsp wz.38M"
 POL_infantry_equipment_3: "Karabin samopowtarzalny wz.1941M"
 POL_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Kbsp wz.41M"
 POL_infantry_at: "Kb Ppanc wz. 35 Ur"
 POL_infantry_at2: "Kb Ppanc wz. 41"
 POL_support_weapons: "Ckm wz. 25 & Mozdzierz wz. 18"
 POL_support_weapons2: "Rkm Browning wz.1928 & Granatnik wz. 36"
 POL_support_weapons3: "Ckm wz.32 & Mozdzierz wz. 31"
 POL_support_weapons4: "Nkm wz. 38 FK & Mozdzierz wz. 40 ST"
 POL_night_vision: "Celownik noktowizyjny 1229 Upiór"
 POL_night_vision_short: "CN 1229 Upiór"
 POL_night_vision2: "Celownik noktowizyjny wz. 45"
 POL_night_vision2_short: "Cn wz. 45"

 POL_motorized_equipment_1: "Ursus A"
 POL_mechanized_equipment_1: "PZInż.222"
 POL_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "PZInż.222"
 POL_mechanized_equipment_2: "Pawel Chrobok I"
 POL_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Pawel Chrobok I"
 POL_mechanized_equipment_3: "Pawel Chrobok II"
 POL_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Pawel Chrobok II"

 POL_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Gąsienicowy transporter pływający LWS"
 POL_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "LWS"
 POL_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Transportér Obrněný Pásový"
 POL_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "TOPAS"

 POL_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Landsverk L180"
 POL_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "L180"
 POL_armored_car_equipment_1: "Samochód pancerny wz. 28"
 POL_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Samochód wz. 28"
 POL_armored_car_equipment_2: "Samochód pancerny wz. 34"
 POL_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Samochód wz. 34"
 POL_armored_car_at_equipment: "Samochód pancerny wz. 34 37mm"
 POL_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Samochód wz. 34 37mm"

 POL_artillery_equipment_1: "Armata 75mm wz. 31 St."
 POL_artillery_equipment_1_short: "75mm wz. 31"
 POL_artillery_equipment_2: "Haubica 100mm wz. 38 St."
 POL_artillery_equipment_3: "Armata 155mm wz. 40"

 POL_anti_air_equipment_1: "Karabin maszynowy wz. 38 FK"
 POL_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Nkm wz. 38 FK"
 POL_anti_air_equipment_2: "Armata plot. 40mm wz. 36 Bofors"
 POL_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "40mm wz. 36"
 POL_anti_air_equipment_3: "Armata plot. 75mm wz. 36"
 POL_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "75mm wz. 36"

 POL_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Armata ppanc. 37mm wz. 36"
 POL_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "37mm wz. 36"
 POL_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Armata ppanc. 47mm wz. 39"
 POL_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Armata ppanc. 76mm wz. 43"

 POL_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Wieloprowadnicowa wyrzutnia rakietowa 28/32-cm wz. 40"
 POL_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Wwr wz. 40"
 POL_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Wieloprowadnicowa wyrzutnia rakietowa 21-cm wz. 42"
 POL_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Wwr wz. 42"

 POL_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Ursus R"
 POL_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Ursus R"

 POL_train_equipment_1: "PKP class Ok1"
 POL_train_equipment_2: "PKP class Pm36"
 POL_train_equipment_3: "PKP class Ty2"
 POL_railway_gun_equipment_1: "Pociąg Pancerny"

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### Portugal ###
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### Land ###
 POR_infantry_equipment_0: "Espingarda 6,5 mm m/1904"
 POR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser-Vergueiro"
 POR_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "A bolt action rifle with a long history of service, the 6,5 mm m/1904 is more commonly known by the moniker of 'Mauser-Vergueiro', as the main design of the gun is essentially that of the Mauser 98 (with a special bolt action mechanism heavily based on the Gewehr 1888) with the 6.5×58mm Vergueiro cartridge, one developed specifically for the portuguese variant. It became the official weapon of the Portuguese Army in 1904 and continued in that capacity until the 1940s, being widely used both at home and overseas. While it was not used by Portuguese troops in the western front, as those were armed by Entente, chiefly British, supplies, it saw extensive use in Africa from Portugal, its allies in South Africa, and was also used by Germans who occasionally captured supplies in Portuguese East Africa."
 POR_infantry_equipment_1: "Espingarda 7.92 mm m/1904/36 "
 POR_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser-Vergueiro M36"
 POR_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Fundamentally little more than an updated version of the Mauser-Vergueiro to work with different sets of ammunition, it was introduced to Africa amid rising tensions between Portugal and Germany, and it became associated with Portugal's heavy handed reprisals in those areas. Its usage in Europe, while less famous, was far more widespread, but it was utterly supplanted by the FBP on later years."
 POR_infantry_equipment_2: "Carabina C.A.P Modelo 01"
 POR_infantry_equipment_2_short: "C.A.P M40"
 POR_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "A prototype carbine that saw little widespread use in Portugal's army as a whole was the country's first attempt at a standard issue, nationally produced design. As such, the nationalist Integralist junta supported the development of the C.A.P carbine intensely, but by the time it was ready for production, realities on the ground made it more worthwhile to switch to the FBP overall directly from the older Mauser-Vergueiro and variants already widely in use by the armed forces."
 POR_infantry_equipment_3: "Pistola-Metralhadora FBP M/945"
 POR_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FBP M/945"
 POR_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The FBP submachine gun is named after the acronym for the Braço de Prata Factory, the manufacturer for the weapon, a foundry owned and controlled by the Portuguese government itself. While its development started far before its widespread use among foot troops in Portugal's army, the finished model entered production too late to replace the Mauser-Vergueiro in the war. This intent was made clear by the submachine gun having, rather unusually, bayonet sockets compatible with those of the Mauser models used by Portugal throughout the conflicts of the previous decades. The so called 'machine gun pistol' (The term in Portuguese for submachine guns in general) saw extensive use throughout many years, albeit the 1945 variant fell out of use in favour of versions with semi-automatic firing and imported models, as the scale of warfare decreased in later decades after the Second Weltkrieg."
 POR_support_weapons: "Metralhadora Vickers & Morteiro Stokes"
 POR_support_weapons_desc: "The water cooled Vickers MG and the Stokes trench mortar were the standard support arms of the British Empire during the Weltkrieg. During its rearmament after the conflict, the restored Portuguese monarchy purchased and fabricated them with the intention of widespread use among infantry both at home and overseas."
 POR_support_weapons2: "Metralhadora Lewis Modelo DEMS & Morteiro SBML de 2 Polegadas"
 POR_support_weapons_2_desc: "With its iconic 'pan' magazine, the Lewis served the Entente since the darkest days of the First Weltkrieg. The MKIII variant had a pistol grip that allowed it to be fired from the shoulder on any part of a ship's deck. The SBML, while small, is incredibly portable and had greater firepower and range than most rifle grenades."
 POR_support_weapons3: "Metralhadora Vickers Modelo II & Morteiro ML de 3 Polegadas"
 POR_support_weapons_3_desc: "The Mark II variant of the Vickers MG featured a selective fire option and a pistol grip. It had been primarily adopted for the armoured vehicles. The ML 3 inch mortar was a considerable upgrade from the Stokes, as it was reliable and sturdy for close artillery support."
 POR_support_weapons4: "Metralhadora Vickers-Vedras & Morteiro de 4.2 Polegadas"
 POR_support_weapons_4_desc: "The third variant of the esteemed Vickers machine gun was designed for anti-aircraft usage and features a slightly increased rate of fire from its predecessors. Likewise, the 4.2 inch mortar was a heavier upgrade of previous Canadian mortar models and capable of dropping intense and effective support."
 POR_infantry_at: "Morteiro-Bombarda"
 POR_infantry_at_desc: "Developed in Canada and sold in substantial amounts to Portugal, the mortar design was that of a 'spigot' mortar. Arguing that the design could serve as both an artillery piece and an anti-tank weapon, the design was eagerly adopted by several allies of the Entente, including Portugal."
 POR_infantry_at2: "LATI"
 POR_infantry_at2_desc: "With the need for a hand-held anti tank weapon for use on the frontlines, the LATI (A direct translation of its Canadian English name) was developed based on the design of the bombard mortar. With an effective range of 105 metres in direct fire mode, the device was well liked due to its lack of backblast - however there were concerns about its intense recoil."

### Artillery
 POR_artillery_equipment_1: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápido de 18 Libras"
 POR_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Ar. TR de 18 Libras"
 POR_artillery_equipment_2: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápidode 25 Libras"
 POR_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Ar. TR de 25 Libras"
 POR_artillery_equipment_3: "Artilharia de Retrocarga de 5.5 Polegadas"
 POR_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Ar. RC de 5.5 Polegadas"
 POR_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Lança Foguetes de 3 Polegadas"
 POR_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "LF de 3 Polegadas"
 POR_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Lança Foguetes Matress de 3 Polegadas"
 POR_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "LF Matress de 3 Polegadas"
 POR_anti_air_equipment_1: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápido de 3 Libras"
 POR_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Ar. TR de 3 Libras"
 POR_anti_air_equipment_2: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápido de 40mm"
 POR_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "Ar. TR de 40mm"
 POR_anti_air_equipment_3: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápido de 33.7 Polegadas"
 POR_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "Ar. TR de 33.7 Polegadas"
 POR_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápido de 2 Libras"
 POR_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Ar. TR de 2 Libras"
 POR_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápido de 6 Libras"
 POR_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "Ar. TR de 6 Libras"
 POR_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Artilharia de Tiro Rápidode 17 Libras"
 POR_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "Ar. TR de 17 Libras"

### Princely Federation ###
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### Land ###
 PRF_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle No.1 Mk III"
 PRF_infantry_equipment_0_short: "No.1 Mk III"

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### Peru ###
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### Land ###
 PRU_infantry_equipment_0: "Mauser Modelo 1909"
 PRU_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Modelo 1909"
 PRU_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "In 1909, Peru purchased a large number of German Mauser 1898 rifles chambered in a new Spitzer variant of 7.65×53mm Mauser."
 PRU_infantry_equipment_1: "Fabrique Nationale Mauser Modelo 1935"
 PRU_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Modelo 1935"
 PRU_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Fabrique Nationale Model 1935 is a slightly shortned Model 1889 Mauser with a plethora of upgrades including a new bolt and locking system, a more reliable magazine, as well as improved ergonomics. The Peruvian variant is chambered in the same Spitzer 7.65×53mm round as earlier Peruvian rifles. While Peru also purchased a number of Bohemian Model 1932 carbines, the FN-35 was much more prevalent."
 PRU_infantry_equipment_2: "Steyr Maschinenpistole 1934"
 PRU_infantry_equipment_2_short: "MP 34"
 PRU_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Modelo 1943"
 PRU_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"

### Railroad ###
 PRU_train_equipment_1: "FC Baldwin 2-6-0 d/w 44"
 PRU_train_equipment_2: "FC Hunslet 0-6-0ST d/w 45"
 PRU_train_equipment_3: "FC Beyer Peacock 2-8-0 d/w 56"
 #PRU_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff
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### Qing ###
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### Land ###

 QIE_infantry_equipment_0: "Hanyang Type 88"
 QIE_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Hanyang Type 88"
 QIE_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Originally a product of late Guangxu era 'Self Strengthening' efforts, the Type 88 was designed as a copy of the German Gewehr 88 with export modifications. While collectively inferior to newer rifles despite improvements, and often poorly maintained, the weapon is known to be rugged and reliable if unwieldy.\n\nThis variety is mainly produced at the Hanyang Arsenal, the model's place of design, though equipment shortages often see it used alongside non-standard weapons."
 QIE_infantry_equipment_1: "Hanyang Type 27"
 QIE_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Hanyang Type 27"
 QIE_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Officially called the 'Xuantong Type 27', this rifle was put into service in 1935 thanks to German assistance after the Qing Restoration. The weapon is functionally a near copy of the German Mauser M1924, and a considerable improvement over the much older Type 88 in terms of weight and recoil.\n\nThis variety is mainly produced at the Hanyang Arsenal with German tools, though it may not fully replace its predecessors for some time."
 QIE_infantry_equipment_2: "Tsingtao MP18"
 QIE_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Tsingtao MP18"
 QIE_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Thanks to the flood of Weltkrieg surplus into the world market in the early 1920s, the MP18 saw action in China some time before a modified version began production in Tsingtao.\n\nWith changes to the magazine and stock, this particular product of Sino-German cooperation has been copied and sold throughout Northern and Southern China, though primarily to the Qing Government and warlords in coastal areas."
 QIE_infantry_equipment_3: "Hanyang Xuantong Type 35"
 QIE_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Hanyang Type 35"
 QIE_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Type 35 is a semi-automatic rifle based on the General Liu rifle from 1914. While appearing similar, the Type 35 is shorter, has the rear of the receiver covered, and the gas-trap system replaced by a simple gas port. The new rifle is also no longer able to switch to manual action and uses magazines from the Bohemian ZH-29 rifle and ZB-26 light machine gun."
 QIE_support_weapons: "'Huaning' 7.92mm heavy machine gun & Hanyang-made Stokes mortar"
 QIE_support_weapons2: "Hanyang 30 festival 7.9mm machine gun & Jingling Xuantong Type 23 82mm mortar"
 QIE_support_weapons3: "Xuantong Type 27 heavy machine gun & Jingling Xuantong Type 34 60mm mortar"

 QIE_artillery_equipment_1: "75mm Hanyang Xuantong Type 13 Field Gun"
 QIE_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Hanyang Type 13"
 QIE_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "As the most produced artillery during the Beiyang period, this artillery entered service in various armies across China.\n\nAlthough the gun was originally named the 'Xinhai Type 10' according to the Republic of China's Xinhai calendar, the restored Qing Government renamed it the 'Xuantong Type 13'."
 QIE_artillery_equipment_2: "15cm sFH 18"
 QIE_artillery_equipment_3: "15cm Kanone 18"

 QIE_anti_air_equipment_1: "57mm Shanghai M1927 Gun"
 QIE_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Shanghai M1927 Gun"
 QIE_anti_air_equipment_2: "2 cm Flakvierling 38"
 QIE_anti_air_equipment_3: "8.8 cm Flak 41"

 QIE_anti_tank_equipment_1: "37mm Hanyang Xuantong Type 21 Flat Trajectory Gun"
 QIE_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Hanyang Type 21"
 QIE_anti_tank_equipment_2: "7,5cm PaK 40"
 QIE_anti_tank_equipment_3: "12,8cm PaK 44"

 QIE_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "2.36-inch Gongxian Xuantong Type 39 Rocket Launcher"
 QIE_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Gongxian Type 39"

 QIE_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Steyr ADGZ"
 QIE_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "ADGZ"
 QIE_gw_armored_car_equipment_desc: "Although the Qing government and the German Empire have maintained good relations, following the outbreak of large-scale syndicalist strikes in the early 1930s, the Qing government urgently purchased a batch of Steyr ADGZs from Austria-Hungary. As the price set by the Qing government was so attractive, the Austrians even included a prototype car and blueprint. However, Germany's military assistance to the Qing government soon made these Austrian armoured vehicles obsolete."
 QIE_armored_car_equipment_1: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 231 4-rad"
 QIE_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Haoxu 231"
 QIE_armored_car_equipment_1_desc: "A symbol of Sino-German friendship, this armoured vehicle often occupied a position of prominence during Qing military parades.\n\nAccording to the opinion of the Peking-Kommission, the armoured vehicle's' four-wheeled chassis is well suited to the characteristics of the Chinese battlefield."
 QIE_armored_car_equipment_2: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234"
 QIE_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Haoxu 234"

 QIE_motorized_equipment_1: "Shanghai Type Zhongyuan"
 QIE_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Zhongyuan"
 QIE_motorized_equipment_1_desc: "Following the Qing restoration, Benz AG and the Qing government established several automobile factories in China as joint ventures; the most famous being the Zhongyuan Automobile Plants located in Shanghai and Nanjing. Thousands of Type Zhongyuan trucks were produced in these two areas, which entered service in various armies loyal to the Zhili clique.\n\nNotaby, the Zhongyuan is not named after the ancient Chinese place name Zhongyuan (the area surrounding the empire's core), but instead after the painted logo on the front of the truck's cab; a huge Chinese character 'Zhong' enclosed in a circle."

 QIE_mechanized_equipment_1: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11"
 QIE_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Haoxu 11"
 QIE_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The Sd.Kfz. 11 (Sonderkraftfahrzeug - special motorised vehicle) was a German half-track that saw very widespread use in the Second Weltkrieg. It could carry eight troops in addition to towing a gun or trailer."
 QIE_mechanized_equipment_2: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251"
 QIE_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Haoxu 251"
 QIE_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "The Sd.Kfz. 251 half-track was an armoured fighting vehicle designed and first built by the Hanomag company during the Second Weltkrieg, based on their earlier Sd.Kfz. 11 vehicle."

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### Quebec ###
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### Land ###

 QUE_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle, Long, Ross Mk III"
 QUE_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Ross Mk III"
 QUE_infantry_equipment_1: "Rifle, Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield Mk V"
 QUE_infantry_equipment_1_short: "SMLE Mk V"
 QUE_infantry_equipment_2: "Carbine, Machine, Owen Mk I"
 QUE_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Owen Gun"
 QUE_infantry_equipment_3: "Rifle, Self-Loading, Long Branch Mk I"
 QUE_infantry_equipment_3_short: "SLR Mk I"

### Railroad ###
 QUE_train_equipment_1: "Canadian National Railway Confederation U-2-a"
 QUE_train_equipment_2: "Canadian National Railway Confederation U-2-d"
 QUE_train_equipment_3: "Canadian National Railway Confederation U-2-e"
 #QUE_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff
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### Vera Cruz (VCR) ###
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### Land ###
 VCR_infantry_equipment_0: "Espingarda Mauser Modelo 1908"
 VCR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M08"
 VCR_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mauser Model 1908 was an exceptionally long rifle based on the Mauser 1898 and chambered in 7x57mm Mauser. It was originally produced for Brazil by the German company DWM, but Brazil has subsequently begun to produce staggering quantities of the rifle domestically, and it became a staple in many state armies as time went it became almost synonym with the Interstate War in the cultural mindset of the nation. The Veracruz state's army used the same gear as the other states that formed Brazil, and alongside the southern states it was the premier fighting force of the region."
 VCR_infantry_equipment_1: "Fusil Mauser Modelo 1935"
 VCR_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser M35"
 VCR_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Mauser Rifle Model 1935 is a unique Mauser Rifle which utilises a 7x57mm cartridge produced domestically by Brazil and abroad in close conjunction with the Mauser company, as part of the extensive collaboration between the Brazilian and German governments. Said collaboration started in the 1910s, as a clique officers then derided as 'the Young Turks' by the press began lobbying extensively for closer cooperation with the global hegemon. Everything from helmets to artillery pieces started to be fashioned after the German model, and as such a modernisation of the older Mausers became a priority. This firearm became almost synonymous with the Brazilian military during the Weltkrieg."
 VCR_infantry_equipment_2: "Submetralhadora Bergmann Modelo 1938"
 VCR_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Bergmann M38"
 VCR_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "During the late years of the Pessoa presidency, Brazil purchased a relatively small number of Bergmann MP28 submachine guns, but they never saw much use outside of national guard regiments in Rio itself; The M38 is a simplified and easily manufactured derivative of the MP28 created in response to growing tensions in South America, and was intended to be the standard issue firearm for the entire Brazilian military and was produced in large quantities in foundries across the country and as such became almost synonymous with the Brazilian military during the Weltkrieg period."
 VCR_infantry_equipment_3: "Mosquetão Semi-Automático Rossi Modelo 1944"
 VCR_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "As the Second Weltkrieg raged in Europe, Brazilian leadership found that their weapons were simply outmatched as the arms race between the great powers, and rather than try to catch up, it simply started producing an outright copy of the newest German semi automatic rifle designs such as the G41. The first models were made in the Rossi foundry in Rio Grande do Sul, wherein the model takes its name from. While more advanced than other weapons in use by the Paulista army, its low reliability made it unpopular with soldiers, who often preferred older models or even captured gear."
 VCR_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Rossi M44"
 VCR_support_weapons: "Metralhadora M.08/15 & Morteiro de 7,58-cm"
 VCR_support_weapons_desc: "The Weltkrieg saw the introduction of some of the deadliest weapons known to man, such as the fearsome M.G. Modell 08/15. In the close confines of trench warfare, the once archaic mortar was brought back to relevance. Many of these older piece of equipment were among the hardware directly sold or leased to Brazil over the course of the military mission from Germany in that nation."
 VCR_support_weapons_1: "Metralhadora M34 & Morteiro de 8cm"
 VCR_support_weapons_1_desc: "The Machine Gun Model 34 (MG34) was a recoil operated air-cooled machine gun. Chambered in the powerful 7.92x57-mm Mauser rifle cartridge, the machine gun's high rate of fire (900 RPM) and efficient mobility made it arguably the most advanced machine gun in the world at the time; and was eagerly shown to Brazil as a proof of the martial superiority of the Kaiserreich. The perhaps unexpected consequence of that was the fact that the design was copied with little regard for patents by the Rio government after Black Monday. The Mortar Model 34 is an infantry mortar that employs 8-cm shells. It has been noted for its high accuracy and rate of fire."
 VCR_support_weapons2: "Metralhadora M39 & Morteiro 'Torneira' de 20cm"
 VCR_support_weapons_2_desc: "The Machine Gun Model 39 (M.G. 39) was an improvement over the M.G. 34. This belt fed machine gun features a high rate of fire and is suited for all purposes. The 20-cm leichter Mortar Model 40 is a spigot mortar designed for striking obstacles and strong points. Brazilian copies were noted for having inferior quality materials in their fabrication, presumably to lower costs."
 VCR_support_weapons3: "Metralhadora Imbel M1 & Morteiro de 8cm"
 VCR_support_weapons_3_desc: "The first models of heavy machine guns produced by Brazil, for Brazil, the Imbel models were noted for very high rate of fire, but also relatively low reliability and durability due to several corners cut during production. When it was working properly, it was one of the most fearsome weapons in the country's arsenal, however."
 VCR_infantry_at: "Metralhadora Anti-Tanque Imbel .50"
 VCR_infantry_at_desc: "The first models of heavy machine guns produced by Brazil, for Brazil, the Imbel models were noted for very high rate of fire, but also relatively low reliability and durability due to several corners cut during production. When it was working properly, it was one of the most fearsome weapons in the country's arsenal, however. Heavier variants were assigned to Anti Tank duties in the lack of proper weapons for the task in the armed forces."
 VCR_infantry_at2: "Lança Rojão M44"
 VCR_infantry_at2_desc: "The Model 44 Rocket Launcher, like many Brazilian weapons of its time, is a rather uninspired copy of european equipment used in the Second Weltkrieg, later produced and used by Brazil itself. Based mostly on the German 'Panzerschreck', the weapon shares most specifications with it, including its 8,8-centimetre rockets and the massive smoke trail left by firing."

 VCR_artillery_equipment_1: "Obuseiro Rheinmetall de 10,5 cm"
 VCR_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "After a series of military missions from and to Germany, Brazil's government started to import foreign artillery from that nation. These were Rheinmetall models were relatively modern for their time, but the nation had a very limited capacity for mass production of these at home. These guns were a significant upgrade from previous models used by Germany especially when it comes to hitting moving targets."
 VCR_artillery_equipment_2: "Obuseiro Modelo 41 de 11,5cm"
 VCR_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The Obuseiro Modelo 41 was little more than a copy of the specifications of the Modell 36 field howitzer from the German army, but with some tweaks to lower production costs, at the expense of some reliability. Even so, the gun was extensively used by artillery in Brazil across the Weltkrieg period, and was the first piece of artillery mass produced domestically itself rather than being mostly imported."
 VCR_artillery_equipment_3: "Obuseiro Modelo 43 de 17cm"
 VCR_artillery_equipment_3_desc: "Still following the trend of copying specifications from German pieces of equipment, the 1943 update of the M41 had a slight increase in firepower, and some refinements with the intent of making it more reliable. However, production was limited during wartime, and the upgraded field gun was a rare sight over the early 1940s. In later years, however, it and models with minimal variations were used by the Carioca army until the 1960s."
 VCR_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Ob. Rm. de 10,5 cm"
 VCR_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Ob. M41 de 11,5cm"
 VCR_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Ob. M43 de 17cm"
 VCR_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "CAA M2 de 2cm"
 VCR_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "CAA M5 de 3,7cm"
 VCR_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "CAA M7 de 8,8cm"
 VCR_anti_air_equipment_1: "Canhão Antiaéreo M2 de 2cm"
 VCR_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: "Anti Air weaponry was a defensive priority for Brazil, as the war between states had shown the vulnerabilities of the federal capital against aircraft despite extensive coastal and land based defences. Developed in conjunction and with support of Germany, the M1 and M2 were admittedly little more than copies of FlaK models from the early 1930s, but that was sufficient to deal with the relatively slow aircraft deployed in South America at the time."
 VCR_anti_air_equipment_2: "Canhão Antiaéreo M5 de 3,7cm"
 VCR_anti_air_equipment_2_desc: "As aircraft rapidly developed, several updates and changes to the standard issue M2 were made over the years, but later models of anti aircraft weaponry entirely different specifications regarding almost everything from the main axle to the size of the cannon itself. The M5 is closely related to its German cousin, the 3,7cm Fla.K 37, but is made of lower quality materials to meet the production needs of Brazil."
 VCR_anti_air_equipment_3: "Canhão Antiaéreo M7 de 8,8cm"
 VCR_anti_air_equipment_3_desc: "As aircraft rapidly developed, several updates and changes to the standard issue M2 were made over the years, but later models of anti aircraft weaponry entirely different specifications regarding almost everything, and the M7 is almost entirely a departure from the original design all but in role. The M7 was the first piece of anti aircraft equipment designed domestically, but even so it retained so many similarities to similar guns in use by Germany and its allies in the Weltkrieg many experts claim it wasn't a different gun at all, but rather a domestically produced variant. The cumbersome gun saw little use in Brazilian service before the war was over."
 VCR_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Canhão Antitanque 'Alemão' de 3,7 cm"
 VCR_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: "Initially an outright import from Germany, the gun was straight up called 'Alemão' by the troops in the barracks due to its strength and obvious foreign origin, as its makers made sure to stamp imperial eagle effigies in seemingly every model. While similar models in europe were designed to be drawn by motorised forces, Brazil used an outdated design more suited to the many horses it had available, and the lack of appropriate road infrastructure in an eventual frontline against Argentina. Said nation was the main motivator behind Brazil's move to start fabricating the piece domestically in small numbers after 1936, as the instability in that region, and having an unpredictable regime in possession of dozens of tanks, unnerved general staff in Rio."
 VCR_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Canhão Antitanque M2 de 7,5 cm"
 VCR_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: "Developed entirely with German models as a basis, Anti Tank Artillery Model 2, or the AT2, was developed primarily against the types of heavier armour being used by european powers as the Second Weltkrieg raged. With Germany itself less than willing to cooperate with production this time, an illegally obtained piece was the basis for production domestically, which started much too late for widespread usage within the armed forces. The few models were usually distributed to divisions expected to face the burnt of enemy assaults."
 VCR_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Canhão Antitanque M6 de 12,8 cm"
 VCR_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: "As the Weltkrieg came to a close, the armour in enemy Tanks became almost overbearing to infantry and older models of artillery alike, and Brazil's solution was yet again to mimic european designs in a cheap fashion. This domestic version of the Pa.K 43 has all of the problems of the original guns, but with lower reliability and was made with cheaper materials. Steel shortages were the main reason for the staggeringly low number of units produced during the war."
 VCR_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "CAT Alemão de 3,7 cm"
 VCR_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "CAT de 7,5 cm"
 VCR_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "CAT M6 de 12,8 cm"
 VCR_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Bateria Lança Foguetes de 32cm"
 VCR_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "Rocket artillery was rarely utilised by the Brazilian military during the war period, and the few pieces manufactured were direct copies of what little German equipment of the type Brazilian officers got their hands on. Following the specifications of the original models, rockets of 32cm were used in these weapons, and a lack of said rockets is exactly why they were seldom used."
 VCR_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Bateria Lança Foguetes de 21cm"
 VCR_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "Rocket artillery was rarely utilised by the Brazilian military during the war period, and the few pieces manufactured were direct copies of what little German equipment of the type Brazilian officers got their hands on. Changes to the size of the rockets required for usage made later models more common, but still far from standard issue and few pieces of the LF de 21cm were used in the field when compared to even the M43."
 VCR_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Bat. LF de 21cm"
 VCR_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Bat. LF de 32cm"

### Railroad ###
 VCR_train_equipment_1: "Class 238 Armstrong Whitworth 2-6-2"
 VCR_train_equipment_2: "Class 1015 Alco-Schenectady 4-10-2"
 VCR_train_equipment_3: "Class 400 Beyer, Peacock 2-4-2"
 #VCR_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff
###
### Romania ###
###

 ROM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "A"
 ROM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "B"
 ROM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "C"
 ROM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "D"
 ROM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "E"
 ROM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "F"
 ROM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "G"
 ROM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "H"
 ROM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "I"
 ROM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "J"
 ROM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "K"
 ROM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "L"
 ROM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "M"
 ROM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_14: "N"
 ROM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_15: "O"
 ROM_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_16: "P"

### Land ###

#Infantry Equip

 #M93 Manlicher:
 ROM_infantry_equipment_0: "Pusca cu repetitie 'Mannlicher', model 1893"
 ROM_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mannlicher Md. 1893"
 ROM_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mannlicher Model 1895 is a straight-pulled bolt action rifle designed by Ferdinand Ritter von Mannlicher that uses a refined version of his revolutionary straight-pull action bolt. A staple in the armed conflicts of the Balkans and the Weltkrieg, numerous copies of the rifles exist in Romania's arsenals."
 #Serbian puska
 ROM_infantry_equipment_1: "Pusca cu repetitie 'Zastava', model 1924"
 ROM_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Zastava Md. 1924"
 #Orita:
 ROM_infantry_equipment_2: "Pistol-mitralieră 'Oriţa', model 1941"
 ROM_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Oriţa Md. 1941"
 ROM_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "The Orita M1941 is a 9x19mm Parabellum submachine gun designed and manufactured in Romania. As tensions in the Balkans and Europe resurge, Romania has realised that it lacks automatic weapons and thus the Orita is a local attempt to create a weapon that would give Romanian infantry an edge in comat. Named after Captain Marin Orita (a captain in the Military Technical Corps), the weapon features an impressive rate of fire of 400-600 rounds per minute and fed through detachable 25/30 round magazines."
 #Orita carbine:
 ROM_infantry_equipment_3: "Pistol-mitralieră 'Oriţa', model 1942"
 ROM_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Oriţa Carabină"
 ROM_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Orita Carbine fires the same 9x19mm Parabellum as the submachine gun but is a semi-automatic carbine variant. While the weapon maintains the fire-rate of a semi automatic rifle, it has been modified to maintain accuracy and reliability making it a deadly weapon in the hands of marksmen."

 #Converted to AT rifle Mauser
 ROM_infantry_at: "Puscă antitanc 'Mauser', model 1942"
 ROM_infantry_at_short: "Mauser Md. 1942"
 ROM_infantry_at_desc: "The Model 1943 is a Mauser rifle converted to fire 15.2mm ammunition making it an effective anti tank weapon capable of penetrating the panzers of Austria."
 #Modified AT 1
 ROM_infantry_at2: "Puscă antitanc 'Mauser', model 1943"
 ROM_infantry_at2_short: "Mauser Md. 1943"
 ROM_infantry_at2_desc: "This revised version of the Model 1943 features reduced recoil and improved accuracy making it more reliable on the field than its predecessor."

 #MP 28:
 ROM_infantry_weapons2: "Pistol-mitralieră 'MP', model 1928"
 ROM_infantry_weapons2_short: "MP Md. 1928"
 ROM_infantry_weapons2_desc: "The MP28 is a German submachine gun, an evolution of the WK era MP-18 submachine gun. The gun is effective in close range and urban combat due to its size and rate of fire, making it ideal for trench combat. This iconic German submachine gun has found its way in Romanian hands especially among the Iron Guard."
 #MP 40:
 ROM_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Pistol-mitralieră 'MP', model 1940"
 ROM_improved_infantry_weapons_2_short: "MP Md. 1940"
 ROM_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "The M.P. 40, sometimes incorrectly called 'Schmeisser', was developed by Heinrich Vollmer and based on M.P. 38, with the aim of equipping German soldiers with an assault weapon. It uses magazines of 32 cartridges of 9mm, with its effective range being about 100-150 metres. It is a very reliable and particularly economical weapon, large numbers were sent to Romania."
 #Orita carbine:
 ROM_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Pistol-mitralieră 'Oriţa', model 1944"
 ROM_advanced_infantry_weapons2_short: "Oriţa Md. 1944"
 ROM_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "This variant of the Orita submachine gun comes with a folden metal stock and is made primarily for the Romanian special forces. This later version features a higher rate of fire than its predecessor as well as reduced recoil."

 #Maxim & Negrei:
 ROM_support_weapons: "Mitralieră 'Maxim' Md. 1909 & 250 mm Mortier Negrei Md. 1916"
 ROM_support_weapons_short: "Maxim Md. 1909 & 250 mm Negrei Md. 1916"
 #Degtyarev & BM-38:
 ROM_support_weapons2: "Mitralieră 'Degtyarev' Md. 1929 & 82 mm Aruncător Md. 1938"
 ROM_support_weapons2_short: "Degtyarev Md. 1929 & 82 mm Md. 1938"
 #DP-38 & BM-40:
 ROM_support_weapons3: "Mitralieră 'Degtyarev' Md. 1939 & 82 mm Aruncător Md. 1940"
 ROM_support_weapons3_short: "Degtyarev Md. 1939 & 82 mm Md. 1940"
 #Arges:
 ROM_support_weapons4: "Aruncător de flăcări 'Arges', model 1942"
 ROM_support_weapons4_short: "Arges Md. 1942"
 ROM_support_weapons4_desc: "The Arges is a portable Romanian flamethrower adopted by the Romanian Land Forces. As incendiary mixture, it could use gasoline, petroleum, or H-E (a compound of gasoline and oil that appeared after the distillation of tar)."

#Motorised

 #Local produced Praga RV:
 ROM_motorized_equipment_1: "Autocamion 'RV', model 1935, Malaxa"
 ROM_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Malaxa RV"
 #Motorized with RUS rocket launcher:
 ROM_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Aruncător de proiectile reactive, model 1941, Malaxa-UDR"
 ROM_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Aruncător Md. 1941"

 ##Modified Motorized:
 ROM_mechanized_equipment_1: "Transportoare Blindate, model 1939, Malaxa"
 ROM_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "TB Md. 1939"
 ##Modified Mech 1:
 ROM_mechanized_equipment_2: "Transportoare Blindate, model 1942, Malaxa"
 ROM_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "TB Md. 1942"
 ##Modified Mech 2:
 ROM_mechanized_equipment_3: "Transportoare Blindate, model 1944, Malaxa"
 ROM_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "TB Md. 1944"

 #RUS Amtrac 1:
 ROM_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Transportor Amfibiu Blindat, model 1940, Malaxa"
 ROM_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "TAB Md. 1940"
 #RUS amtrac 2:
 ROM_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Transportor Amfibiu Blindat, model 1943, Malaxa"
 ROM_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "TAB Md.1943"

#Armoured Car
 #TN SPE:
 ROM_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Autoblindat 'TN SPE', model 1934, ČKD"
 ROM_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "AB TN SPE"
 #Modified Armcar 1:
 ROM_armored_car_equipment_1: " Autoblindat, model 1939, Malaxa"
 ROM_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "AB Md. 1939"
 #Without photos, so, basically made-up:
 ROM_armored_car_equipment_2: "Autoblindat, model 1941, UDR"
 ROM_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "AB Md. 1941"
 #Modified armcar 3:
 ROM_armored_car_at_equipment: "Autoblindat, model 1943, UDR"
 ROM_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "AB Md. 1943"

#Artillery

 ROM_artillery_equipment_1: "Tun, 75mm, model 1913, Concordia"
 ROM_artillery_equipment_1_short: "75mm Md. 1913"
 ROM_artillery_equipment_2: "Tun, 155mm, model 1917, Concordia"
 ROM_artillery_equipment_2_short: "155mm Md. 1917"
 ROM_artillery_equipment_3: "Tun, 150mm, model 1934, UDR"
 ROM_artillery_equipment_3_short: "150mm Md. 1934"

 ROM_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Tun Antitanc, 47mm, model 1932, Concordia-Breda"
 ROM_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "47mm Md. 1932"
 ROM_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Tun Antitanc, 47mm, model 1938, Concordia-KPUV"
 ROM_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "47mm Md. 1938"
 ROM_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Tun Antitanc, 75mm, model 1943, UDR"
 ROM_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "75mm Md. 1943"

 #Modified GER AA 2
 ROM_anti_air_equipment_1: "Tun Antiaerian, 75mm, model 1931, Mauser-Concordia"
 ROM_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "75mm Md. 1931"
 ROM_anti_air_equipment_2: "Tun Antiaerian, 37mm, model 1939, Vickers-Concordia"
 ROM_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "37mm Md. 1939"
 ROM_anti_air_equipment_3: "Tun Antiaerian, 90mm, model 1912/30, UDR"
 ROM_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "90mm Md. 1912/30"

 #Russian M-8-24:
 ROM_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Aruncător de proiectile reactive, 132mm, model 1940, UDR"
 ROM_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "132mm Md. 1940"
 #Russian M-20-12:
 ROM_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Aruncător de proiectile reactive, 302mm, model 1943, UDR"
 ROM_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "302mm Md. 1943"

###
### Russia ###
###

 RUS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "A"
 RUS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "A-1"
 RUS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "A-2"
 RUS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "AM"
 RUS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "B"
 RUS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "B-1"
 RUS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "B-2"
 RUS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "BM"
 RUS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "C"
 RUS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "C-1"
 RUS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "C-2"
 RUS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "CM"
 RUS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "D"
 RUS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_14: "D-1"
 RUS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_15: "D-2"
 RUS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_16: "DM"

### Land ###

#Infantry Equip

 RUS_infantry_equipment_0: "Русская 3-линейная винтовка обр.1981"
 RUS_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Винтовка Мосин"
 RUS_infantry_equipment_1: "Автоматическая винтовка Симонова обр.1936"
 RUS_infantry_equipment_1_short: "АВС-36"
 RUS_infantry_equipment_2: "Самозарядная винтовка Токарева обр.1938"
 RUS_infantry_equipment_2_short: "СВТ-38"
 RUS_infantry_equipment_3: "Пистолет-Пулемет Шпагина мод.2"
 RUS_infantry_equipment_3_short: "ППШ-2"
 RUS_infantry_at: "ПТРС-41"
 RUS_infantry_at2: "РПГ-43"
 RUS_support_weapons: "Максим-Токарев образца 1924 и миномет Дьяконова 40,5-мм"
 RUS_support_weapons2: "Дягтерев ДП-29M и 82-мм БМ образца 1938"
 RUS_support_weapons3: "Дягтерев ДС-39 и Таубин 40,5-мм АГ-2"
 RUS_support_weapons4: "Горюнов СГ-43 и 120-мм ПМ образца 1943"
 RUS_night_vision: "Тс-3"
 RUS_night_vision2: "ОНВ-2"

#Motorised

 RUS_motorized_equipment_1: "AMO-6"
 RUS_motorized_equipment_1_short: "AMO-6"

 RUS_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "БМ-13 Оркестр"
 RUS_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "БМ-13 Оркестр"

 RUS_mechanized_equipment_1: "Броневой Автомобиль Лебедева-6 обр.39"
 RUS_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "БА-39"
 RUS_mechanized_equipment_2: "Тяжёлый Бронетранспортер обр.1942"
 RUS_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "ТБ-42"
 RUS_mechanized_equipment_3: "Бронетранспортер м.3"
 RUS_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Б-3"

 RUS_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "ПТП" 
 RUS_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "ПТП"
 RUS_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "ПБТР" 
 RUS_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "ПБТР"

#Armoured Car
 RUS_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Ижовский БA-27"
 RUS_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "BA-27"
 RUS_armored_car_equipment_1: "Ижовский БA-10"
 RUS_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "BA-10"
 RUS_armored_car_equipment_2: "НАЗ БA-64"
 RUS_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "BA-64"
 RUS_armored_car_at_equipment: "НАЗ КСП-76"
 RUS_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "КСП-76"

#Trains
 # Soviet Class FD # Name means “Steam Locomotive Type 1”:
 RUS_train_equipment_1: "Паровоз Тип 1"
 RUS_train_equipment_1_short: "Тип P1"
 RUS_train_equipment_1_desc: "Разработанный в 1931 году, класс P1 заменил многие локомотивы американской постройки класса Ye, работавшие на российской железной дороге. В 1936 году на локомотивы этого класса был установлен пароперегреватель для повышения мощности, в результате чего появился вариант П1-21. Высокие эксплуатационные характеристики этого класса быстро привели к массовым заказам, и он стал самым популярным локомотивом на российской железнодорожной сети, причем цеха были построены исключительно для производства этого типа."
 # Soviet Class L # Name means “February Road Steam Locomotive”:
 RUS_train_equipment_2: "Паровоз Февральская дорога"
 RUS_train_equipment_2_short: "Класс Ф"
 RUS_train_equipment_2_desc: "Разработанные на Коломенском заводе и названные в честь Февральской железной дороги, соединяющей Москву и Петроград, локомотивы класса Ф экономичны и подходят для эксплуатации на обширной сети российских железных дорог. Благодаря отсутствию прицепной колесной пары и сложных узлов, серийное производство этого типа было быстрее и дешевле по сравнению с типом П1."
 # PR-43 armoured train :
 RUS_train_equipment_3: "Бронепаровоз Образец 1940"
 RUS_train_equipment_3_short: "БПР-40"
 RUS_train_equipment_3_desc: "Бронепоезда класса БП-35 предназначены для оказания помощи пехоте в охране железнодорожных путей - важнейшей цепи, связывающей огромную Россию. В связи с прогнозируемым приближением войны были разработаны новые классы бронепоездов и локомотивов, которыми стали бронепоезд ПР-40 и локомотив БПР-40. Поезд был покрыт трехдюймовой броней, имел отдельные бронированные отсеки для зенитных и противотанковых орудий, требовал экипажа до 200 человек и весил более 350 тонн."

 # TM-3-12 :
 RUS_railway_gun_equipment_1: "Транспортер Артиллерийский Тип 3 Калибр 12"
 RUS_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: "TA-3-12"
 RUS_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: "Запасные морские орудия были перепрофилированы, установлены на железнодорожные вагоны и поставлены на вооружение русской армии."

#Artillery

 RUS_artillery_equipment_1: "76-мм образца 1902/1930"
 RUS_artillery_equipment_1_short: "76-мм образца 1902/1930"
 RUS_artillery_equipment_2: "107-мм образца 1940"
 RUS_artillery_equipment_2_short: "107-мм образца 1940"
 RUS_artillery_equipment_3: "152-мм МТ-1 образца 1944"
 RUS_artillery_equipment_3_short: "152-мм МТ-1"

 RUS_anti_tank_equipment_1: "45-мм 19-K образца 1931"
 RUS_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "45-мм 19-K"
 RUS_anti_tank_equipment_2: "57-мм АМО-2 образца 1940"
 RUS_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "57-мм AMO-2"
 RUS_anti_tank_equipment_3: "100-мм ОБ-3 образца 1943"
 RUS_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "100-мм ОБ-3"

 RUS_anti_air_equipment_1: "37-мм 61-K образца 1932"
 RUS_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "37-мм 61-K"
 RUS_anti_air_equipment_2: "85-мм 52-K образца 1938"
 RUS_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "85-мм 52-K"
 RUS_anti_air_equipment_3: "100-мм VT-19 образца 1943"
 RUS_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "100-мм VT-19"

 RUS_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "132-мм M-8-24"
 RUS_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "132-мм M-8-24"
 RUS_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "302-мм M-20-12"
 RUS_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "302-мм M-20-12"

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### Rwanda ###
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### Land ###
 RWA_infantry_equipment_0: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0$"
 RWA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0_short$"
 RWA_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 RWA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 RWA_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 RWA_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 RWA_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 RWA_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 RWA_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### Union of South Africa ###
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### Land ###
 SAF_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle, Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield Mk III"
 SAF_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk III"
 SAF_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The venerable Lee-Enfield (SMLE) rifle that served the Empire throughout the Great War continues to be the standard arm of the Dominions following the Empire's collapse. Quantities of the SMLE rifle can be found in arsenal throughout the many Dominions. With rifle production seriously disrupted with the loss of the arms factories of England, the Dominions have turned to the old reliable three-oh-three as their standard weapon of choice until suitable replacements are created or purchased."
 SAF_infantry_equipment_1: "SMLE Mk V"
 SAF_infantry_equipment_1_short: "SMLE Mk V"
 SAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "After the fall of the Home Isles, the need to rearm what remained of the Empire became paramount. British engineers from the RSAF (Royal Small Arms Factory) began taking refuge in Ontario to work on an existing Lee-Enfield. The classic short magazine rifle's updated model displays a new and improved aperture system on the side instead of the middle, which features improved sighting radius, sighting accuracy, and sighting speed. However, due to the foraging and machining operations required to construct the rifle, the production of this new SMLE design is relatively expensive."
 SAF_infantry_equipment_2: "Owen Mk 1"
 SAF_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Owen Machine Carbine"
 SAF_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "With the prospect of war coming, the Army has requested a submachine gun to be developed for close quarters and urban warfare, especially with the destructiveness that characterises the civil war in America. The Canadian Army officially adopted a weapon designed by young Australian private Evelyn Owen. The "Owen" machine carbine features an impressive rate of fire and a cheap cost to manufacture while also being sturdy in rough conditions - making it ideal for urban combat. Compared with other submachine guns during testing, the Owen has shown itself time and time again to be the only one to withstand mud, sand, and harsh environments. With favourable testing concluded, large quantities of the Owen were dispatched to the Dominions in preparation for the coming war."
 SAF_infantry_equipment_3: "Long Branch Mk 1"
 SAF_infantry_equipment_3_short: "SLR Mk 1"
 SAF_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Crown Corporation Small Arms Ltd in Long Branch responded to requests from the Canadian government for a self-loading rifle. The self-loading rifle is chambered in 8mm Mauser cartridges and features a tilting bolt action. While the gun suffers from reliability issues and excessive recoil, the rifle comes with a shoulder pad to compensate for the recoil. In addition, the rifle's light weight makes it ideal for mobility and urban combat. Many copies were sent to arm the Dominions of the Empire in preparation for the eventual homecoming."
 SAF_night_vision: "Receivers, Tabby, Periscope Mk 1"
 SAF_night_vision_short: "Tabby Scope"
 SAF_night_vision_desc: "The Tabby Scope is one of the Canadian government's most closesly guarded secrets; the process of development is even hidden from the fellow members of the Entente. A chance discovery by scientists in the ISAC, the scope is shaped in the form of a canteen but contains a monocular infrared scope along with a battery. Assigned to only the most elite of the elite, the scope allows the unprecedented advantage of having vision in the dark."
 SAF_infantry_weapons2: "BSA Thompson M1926"
 SAF_infantry_weapons2_desc: "The Canadian Army has formally adopted the iconic American submachine gun associated with crime and vice. The M1928A1 is the service variant of the classic M1921 Thompson Machine gun, and although production is expensive, the gun is well-liked among the troops in the field who praise its efficiency and reliability. While most variants rely on smaller 'box' magazines, some other variants feature large and bulky fifty-round drum magazines."
 SAF_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Lanchester Submachine Gun"
 SAF_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "With the outbreak of all out war in the United States and the looming clouds of war in Europe, the Canadian Army desperately needs arms for the homecoming. With little time to prepare and research, the Canadian Army has commissioned the 'Lanchester' submachine gun, a near perfect copy of the German MP-28."
 SAF_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Canadian Machine Carbine Mk 1"
 SAF_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "In further cooperation with the Small Arms Ltd at Long Branch, the Canadian military has officially adopted a new compliment and perhaps successor to the Owen. The Machine Carbine Mk 1 features a selective fire trigger with an innovative horizontal magazine to withstand dirt, dust, and sand. Pressure on the top of the trigger would fire the weapon in fully automatic, while pressure on the bottom would fire semi-automatic. While the new machine carbine features a lower rate of fire than the Owen, its reliability and ability to deal selective fire make it quite the potential successor. Many quantities found their way into the arsenal of the Dominions."
 SAF_infantry_at: "Grenade, Rifle, Anti-tank No. 68"
 SAF_infantry_at_desc: "Witnessing a demonstration of Henry Mohaupt's anti-tank rifle grenade in Switzerland, a Canadian commission, guessing that the weapon used the shaped charge principle, began work on their own design. The resulting high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT) rifle grenade is hoped to provide greater capabilities for the infantry to fight enemy armour using the cup launchers already in service."
 SAF_infantry_at2: "Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank Mk I "
 SAF_infantry_at2_desc: "With the need for a hand-held anti tank weapon for use on the frontlines, the Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank Mk I (PIAT) has been developed based on the design of the bombard mortar. With an effective range of 105 metres in direct fire mode, the device has been well liked due to its lack of backblast - however there has been concerns about its intense recoil."
 SAF_infantry_at2_short: "PIAT"
 SAF_support_weapons: "Vickers MG & Stokes mortar"
 SAF_support_weapons_desc: "The water cooled Vickers MG and the Stokes trench mortar were the standard support arms of the Canadian Army during the Weltkrieg. With the threat of war ever so near, the Canadian Army has recommissioned them back into service."
 SAF_support_weapons2: "Lewis Mk III DEMS & SBML two-inch mortar"
 SAF_support_weapons2_desc: "With its iconic 'pan' magazine, the Lewis has served the Tommy since the darkest days of the First Weltkrieg. With the threat of war ever so near, the MKIII variant has a pistol grip that allows it to be fired from the shoulder on any part of a ship's deck. The SBML while small, is incredibly portable and has greater firepower and range than most rifle grenades."
 SAF_support_weapons3: "Vickers M Mk II & ML 3 inch mortar"
 SAF_support_weapons3_desc: "The Mark II variant of the Vickers MG features a selective fire option and a pistol grip. It has been primarily adopted for the armoured vehicles. The ML 3 inch mortar is a considerable upgrade from the Stokes, as it is reliable and sturdy for close artillery support."
 SAF_support_weapons4: "Vickers M Mk III & ML 4.2 inch Mortar"
 SAF_support_weapons4_desc: "The third variant of the esteemed Vickers machine gun was designed for anti-aircraft usage and features a slightly increased rate of fire from its predecessors. Likewise, the 4.2 inch mortar is a heavier upgrade of previous Canadian mortar models and capable of dropping intense and effective support."

#Motorised

 SAF_motorized_equipment_1: "GM Canada Commonwealth Military Pattern"
 SAF_motorized_equipment_1_short: "GM Canada CMP"

 SAF_mechanized_equipment_1: "Vickers Carrier LP"
 SAF_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Vickers Carrier"
 SAF_mechanized_equipment_2: "Ram Kangaroo"
 SAF_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Ram Kangaroo"
 SAF_mechanized_equipment_3: "King Kangaroo"
 SAF_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "King Kangaroo"

#Armoured Car
 SAF_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Marmon-Herrington MkI"
 SAF_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "M.H. MkI"
 SAF_armored_car_equipment_1: "Marmon-Herrington MkIII"
 SAF_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "M.H. MkIII"
 SAF_armored_car_equipment_2: "Marmon-Herrington MkIV"
 SAF_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "M.H. MkIV"

#Artillery

 SAF_artillery_equipment_1: "QF 18-pounder"
 SAF_artillery_equipment_1_short: "QF 18-pounder"
 SAF_artillery_equipment_2: "QF 25-pounder"
 SAF_artillery_equipment_3: "BL 5.5-inch"

 SAF_anti_tank_equipment_1: "QF 2-pounder"
 SAF_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "QF 2-pounder"
 SAF_anti_tank_equipment_2: "QF 6-pounder"
 SAF_anti_tank_equipment_3: "QF 17-pounder"

 SAF_anti_air_equipment_1: "QF 3-inch 20 cwt"
 SAF_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "QF 3-inch"
 SAF_anti_air_equipment_2: "QF 40 mm Bofors"
 SAF_anti_air_equipment_3: "QF 3.7-inch"

 SAF_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "RP-3"
 SAF_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "RP-3"
 SAF_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "RP-3 Land Mattress"
 SAF_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Land Mattress"

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### Sarawak ###
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### Land ###
 SAR_infantry_equipment_0: "Short Model Lee-Enfield Mk III"
 SAR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk 3"
 SAR_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 SAR_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 SAR_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 SAR_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 SAR_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 SAR_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 SAR_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### Saudi Arabia ###
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### Land ###

#Infantry Equip

 SAU_infantry_equipment_0: "Namudhaj Qasir Albunduqiat al'Iinjlizia"
 SAU_infantry_equipment_0_short: "NQBAI"
 SAU_infantry_equipment_1: "Albunduqiat Al'iimbiraturia Namudhaj 1355"
 SAU_infantry_equipment_1_short: "BAI 55"
 SAU_infantry_equipment_2: "Bunduqiat nsf Alia Namudhaj 1359"
 SAU_infantry_equipment_2_short: "BA 59"
 SAU_infantry_equipment_3: "Bunduqiat nsf Alia Namudhaj 1363"
 SAU_infantry_equipment_3_short: "BA 63"

#Motorised

 SAU_motorized_equipment_1: "Opel Alsayarat Saeiqa"
 SAU_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Alsayarat Saeiqa"
 SAU_mechanized_equipment_1: "Jarar Shahinat Namudhaj 1359"
 SAU_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Jarar Shaninat 59"
 SAU_mechanized_equipment_2: "Markabat nsf Mujnzirat Namudhaj 1361"
 SAU_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "MM 61"
 SAU_mechanized_equipment_3: "Alnaql Almudarae Namudhaj 1363"
 SAU_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "AA 63"

#Armoured Car
 SAU_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Sayarat Khafifat Namudhaj 1350"
 SAU_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "SKh 50"
 SAU_armored_car_equipment_1: "Sayarat Khafifa Namudhaj 1355"
 SAU_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "SKh 55"
 SAU_armored_car_equipment_2: "Sayarat Khafifa Namudhaj 1361"
 SAU_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "SKh 61"
 SAU_armored_car_at_equipment: "Sayarat Khafifa Namudhaj 1363"
 SAU_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "SKh 63"

#Artillery

 SAU_artillery_equipment_1: "10.5 cm Hawtzr Majal Aldaw Namudhaj 1349"
 SAU_artillery_equipment_1_short: "10.5 cm Hawtzr 49"
 SAU_artillery_equipment_2: "10.5 cm Madfae Almajal Althaqil Namudhaj 1355"
 SAU_artillery_equipment_2_short: "10.5 cm Madfae 55"
 SAU_artillery_equipment_3: "15 cm Hawtzr Almajal Althaqil Namudhaj 1357"
 SAU_artillery_equipment_3_short: "15 cm Hawtzr 57"

 SAU_anti_tank_equipment_1: "2 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Dabbabat Namudhaj 1349"
 SAU_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "2 cm Madfae 49"
 SAU_anti_tank_equipment_2: "8 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Dabbabat Namudhaj 1358"
 SAU_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "8 cm Madfae 58"
 SAU_anti_tank_equipment_3: "9 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Dabbabat Namudhaj 1361"
 SAU_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "9 cm Madfae 61"

 SAU_anti_air_equipment_1: "3.7 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Hawa' Namudhaj 1356"
 SAU_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "3.7 cm Madfae 56"
 SAU_anti_air_equipment_2: "7.5 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Hawa' Namudhaj 1360"
 SAU_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "7.5 cm Madfae 60"
 SAU_anti_air_equipment_3: "8 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Hawa' Namudhaj 1364"
 SAU_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "8 cm Madfae 64"

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### Scandinavia ###
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### Land ###

 SCA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "S I"
 SCA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "S II"
 SCA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "S III"
 SCA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "S IV"
 SCA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "S V"
 SCA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "S VI"
 SCA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "S VII"
 SCA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "S VIII"
 SCA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "S IX"
 SCA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "S X"
 SCA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "S XI"
 SCA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "S XII"
 SCA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "S XIII"

#Infantry Equip

 SCA_infantry_equipment_0: "Krag-Jørgensen Gevär M/89"
 SCA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Gevär M/89"
 SCA_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser Gevär m/1938"
 SCA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Gevär m/38"
 SCA_infantry_equipment_2: "Automatgevär Pelo"
 SCA_infantry_equipment_2_short: "AG Pelo"
 SCA_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Though his initial designs were deemed prohibitively expensive by the Finnish Army in the early 1930s, Carl Pelo's long-recoil semi-automatic rifle caught the attention of Finland's neighbour - Sweden. A team of skilled Swedish arms designers ultimately managed to reduce the production costs of the rifle, and it was ultimately adopted by the Scandinavians despite still being quite complex."
 SCA_infantry_equipment_3: "Carl Ljungman Automatgevär m/1942"
 SCA_infantry_equipment_3_short: "AG m/42"
 SCA_infantry_at: "Lahti L-39"
 SCA_infantry_at2: "Carl Gustav Pvg m/42"
 SCA_support_weapons: "Schwarzlose Ksp m/14 & 6 cm Granatkastare m/18"
 SCA_support_weapons2: "Browning Ksp m/36 & 4,7 cm Granatkastare m/40"
 SCA_support_weapons3: "SAV Ksp m/40 & 8 cm Granatkastare m/29"
 SCA_support_weapons4: "Browning Ksp m/42 & 12 cm Granatkastare m/41"

#Motorised

 SCA_motorized_equipment_1: "Scania-Vabis 335"
 SCA_mechanized_equipment_1: "Volvo TVB"
 SCA_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Volvo TVB"
 SCA_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The Volvo TVB is an enlarged copy of the German Sd.Kfz. 10."
 SCA_mechanized_equipment_2: "Terrängbil m/42 KP"
 SCA_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "KP-bil m/42"
 SCA_mechanized_equipment_3: "Pansarbandvagn m/44"
 SCA_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Pbv m/44"

#Amphibious
 SCA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper"
 SCA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "LWS"
 SCA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper II"
 SCA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "LWS II"

#Armoured Car
 SCA_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Landsverk L180"
 SCA_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "L180"
 SCA_armored_car_equipment_1: "Pansarbil m/39 'Lynx'"
 SCA_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Lynx"
 SCA_armored_car_equipment_2: "Pansarbil m/48"
 SCA_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Pbil m/48"
 SCA_armored_car_at_equipment: "UDES 31"
 SCA_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "UDES 31"

#Artillery

 SCA_artillery_equipment_1: "7,5cm M/34"
 SCA_artillery_equipment_1_short: "7.5 cm M/34"
 SCA_artillery_equipment_2: "10,5 cm kanon m/34"
 SCA_artillery_equipment_2_short: "10.5 cm m/34"
 SCA_artillery_equipment_3: "10,5 cm Haubits m/40"

 SCA_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Bofors 37mm pansarvärnskanon"
 SCA_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Bofors 37mm"
 SCA_anti_tank_equipment_2: "57mm pansarvärnskanon"
 SCA_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "57mm pvkan."
 SCA_anti_tank_equipment_3: "75mm pansarvärnskanon m/43"
 SCA_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "75mm pvkan m/43"

 SCA_anti_air_equipment_1: "20mm Madsen M/38"
 SCA_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "20mm M/38"
 SCA_anti_air_equipment_2: "Bofors 20mm Automatkanon"
 SCA_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "20mm Lvakan m/40"
 SCA_anti_air_equipment_2_desc: "Instead of a machinegun, a dedicated anti-air cannon will serve our forces much good. The invention of a mobile small-calibre cannon that fires explosive shells will come in handy when we have to swat enemy flies out of the sky."
 SCA_anti_air_equipment_3: "Bofors 40mm Automatkanon"
 SCA_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "40mm Lvakan m/48"
 SCA_anti_air_equipment_3_desc: "Death from above is becoming an increasingly common way to describe air strikes, but in this case death also comes from below. A 40mm cannon will not only do devastating damage against all aircraft, but can also be turned to decimate ground forces."

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### Scotland ###
###

### Land ###

 SCO_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "Mk I"
 SCO_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "Mk II"
 SCO_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "Mk III"
 SCO_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "Mk IV"
 SCO_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "Mk V"
 SCO_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "Mk VI"
 SCO_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "Mk VII"
 SCO_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "Mk VIII"
 SCO_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "Mk IX"
 SCO_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "Mk X"
 SCO_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "Mk XI"
 SCO_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "Mk XII"
 SCO_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "Mk XIII"

#Infantry Equip

 SCO_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle No.1 Mk III"
 SCO_infantry_equipment_0_short: "No.1 Mk III"
 SCO_infantry_equipment_1: "Rifle No.4 Mk I"
 SCO_infantry_equipment_1_short: "No.4 Mk I"
 SCO_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "After the revolution and civil war it became apparent that the No.3 Enfield was not fit for urban combat. Trials for an entirely new rifle were finally held in 1932, but would largely fail to bare fruit, with new designs unable to match the old Enfield or receiving unfavourable troop evaluations. In light of this showing, Enfield replacement efforts were ultimately tabled.\n\nIn 1935, however, a joint effort between The Revolutionary Small Arms factory in Enfield and Birmingham Small Arms was presented to the government. The new rifle was a development on the old Lee Enfield with a shorter barrel, side mounted sling, aperture sights, and a simplified bolt system."
 SCO_infantry_equipment_2: "No.2 Machine-Carbine Mk I"
 SCO_infantry_equipment_2_short: "No.2 MC Mk I"
 SCO_infantry_equipment_3: "No.5 Machine-Rifle Mk I"
 SCO_infantry_equipment_3_short: "No.5 MR Mk I"
 SCO_infantry_at: "Boys Anti-Tank Rifle"
 SCO_infantry_at2: "CREB"
 SCO_support_weapons: "Vickers MG & Stokes mortar"
 SCO_support_weapons2: "Lewis Mk III DEMS & SBML two-inch mortar"
 SCO_support_weapons3: "Enfield-Berthier Mk IIIB & ML 3 inch mortar"
 SCO_support_weapons4: "Enfield-Berthier Mk V & ML 4.2 inch Mortar"

#Motorised

 SCO_motorized_equipment_1: "Austin K5"
 SCO_mechanized_equipment_1: "Universal Carrier Mk I"
 SCO_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Universal Mk I"
 SCO_mechanized_equipment_2: "Universal Carrier Mk II"
 SCO_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Universal Mk II"
 SCO_mechanized_equipment_3: "Universal Carrier Mk III"
 SCO_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Universal Mk III"

#Amphibious

 SCO_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Terrapin Mk I"
 SCO_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Terrapin Mk I"
 SCO_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Terrapin Mk II"
 SCO_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Terrapin Mk II"

#Armoured Car
 SCO_gw_armored_car_equipment: "BSA Dingo"
 SCO_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Dingo"
 SCO_armored_car_equipment_1: "Humber Armoured Car"
 SCO_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Humber A.C."
 SCO_armored_car_equipment_2: "AEC Armoured Car"
 SCO_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "AEC A.C."
 SCO_armored_car_at_equipment: "AEC 6-pounder"

#Artillery

 SCO_artillery_equipment_1: "QF 18-pounder"
 SCO_artillery_equipment_1_short: "QF 18-pounder"

 SCO_anti_air_equipment_1: "QF 3-inch 20 cwt"
 SCO_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "QF 3-inch"

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### Senegambia ###
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### Land ###
 SEN_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Lebel Modèle 1886 M93"
 SEN_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Lebel Mle M93"
 SEN_support_weapons: "Darne M1919 & Stokes mortar"

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### Serbia ###
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### Land ###
#Infantry Equip

 #M95M Manlicher:
 SER_infantry_equipment_0: "Puška Model 1895/1924 Manliher"
 SER_infantry_equipment_0_short: "M. 95/24MP"
 SER_infantry_equipment_1: "Puška Model 1924"
 SER_infantry_equipment_1_short: "M. 1924P"
 #Zastava M1948:
 SER_infantry_equipment_2: "Puška Model 1938"
 SER_infantry_equipment_2_short: "M. 1938P"
 #M49 Zastava:
 SER_infantry_equipment_3: "Automat Model 1942"
 SER_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Automat M. 1942"

 #PTRD:
 SER_infantry_at: "Protivtenkovska puška Model 1941 Degtjarev"
 SER_infantry_at_short: "M. 1941PPD"
 #RRB M49:
 SER_infantry_at2: "Ručni protivtenkovski raketni bacač Model 1943"
 SER_infantry_at2_short: "RPRB M. 1943"

 #M1924ČK:
 SER_infantry_weapons2: "Karabin jurišnih odreda Model 1924"
 SER_infantry_weapons2_short: "M. 1924JK"
 #SVT:
 SER_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Puška Model 1938/1940 Tokarev"
 SER_improved_infantry_weapons_2_short: "M. 1940PT"
 #M56 Zastava:
 SER_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Automat jurišnih odreda Model 1943"
 SER_advanced_infantry_weapons2_short: "JA M. 1943"

 #Chauchat & Stokes:
 SER_support_weapons: "Puškomitraljez M. 1915 & 80 mm srednji minobacač M. 1915"
 SER_support_weapons_short: "M. 1915 Šoša & M. 1915 Stoksa"
 #Chauchat M26 & Brandt 27/31:
 SER_support_weapons2: "Puškomitraljez M. 15/26 & 81 mm srednji minobacač M. 27/31"
 SER_support_weapons2_short: "M. 15/26 Šoša & M.27/31 Stoksa-Branta"
 #DP-38 & BM-38:
 SER_support_weapons3: "Puškomitraljez M. 1938 & 82 mm srednji minobacač M. 1937"
 SER_support_weapons3_short: "M. 1938 Degtjareva & M. 1937"
 #MG45 & GrW 42:
 SER_support_weapons4: "Puškomitraljez M. 1943 & 120 mm teški minobacač M. 1942"
 SER_support_weapons4_short: "M. 1943 & M. 1942"

#Motorised

 #VTZ YS-4403:
 SER_motorized_equipment_1: "Automobil Ikarus Model 4003"
 SER_motorized_equipment_1_short: "IK-4003"
 ##VTZ YS-4403 with rockets:
 SER_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Borbeni automobil Ikarus Model 1940"
 SER_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "BA-40"

 #Modified VTZ YS-4403:
 SER_mechanized_equipment_1: "Borbeni automobil Ikarus Model 1939"
 SER_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "BA M. 1939"
 #Russian TB-42:
 SER_mechanized_equipment_2: "Oklopni transporter Model 1942"
 SER_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "OT-42"
 #Modified TB-42:
 SER_mechanized_equipment_3: "Oklopni transporter Model 43"
 SER_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "OT-43"

 #RUS Amtrac 1:
 SER_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Plutajuci oklopni automobil Model 2"
 SER_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "POA-2"
 #RUS amtrac 2:
 SER_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Plutajuci oklopni automobil Model 43"
 SER_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "POA-43"

#Armoured Car
 #D-12:
 SER_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Oklopni automobil Model 1931"
 SER_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "OA M. 1931"
 #Partizanska Oklopna Vozila:
 SER_armored_car_equipment_1: "Oklopni automobil Model 1939"
 SER_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "OA M. 1939"
 #Modified Armcar 2:
 SER_armored_car_equipment_2: "Oklopni automobil Model 1941"
 SER_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "OA-41"
 #Modified Armcar 2:
 SER_armored_car_at_equipment: "Oklopni automobil Model 1942"
 SER_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "OA-42"

#Artillery

 #French de Puteaux system:
 SER_artillery_equipment_1: "Top 75 mm Model 1916 Pito"
 SER_artillery_equipment_1_short: "75 mm M. 1916"
 #French Bourges 105mm 1935 court:
 SER_artillery_equipment_2: "Haubica 105 mm Model 1935 Burž"
 SER_artillery_equipment_2_short: "105 mm M. 1935"
 #Russian 152mm 1936 M-10:
 SER_artillery_equipment_3: "Haubica 152 mm Model 1938"
 SER_artillery_equipment_3_short: "152 mm M. 1938"

 #Bofors 37 mm anti-tank gun:
 SER_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Protivtenkovski top 37 mm Model 1936 Bofors"
 SER_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "PAT 37 mm M. 1936"
 #Russian 45 mm anti-tank gun M1937 (53-K):
 SER_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Protivtenkovski top 45 mm Model 1937"
 SER_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "PAT 45 mm M. 1937"
 #Russian ZIS-2 gun:
 SER_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Protivtenkovski top 57 mm Model 1941"
 SER_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "PAT 57 mm M. 1941"

 #Russian 76 mm 3-K:
 SER_anti_air_equipment_1: "Protivavionski top 76 mm Model 1931"
 SER_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "PAV 76 mm M. 1931"
 #French Schneider 37 mm:
 SER_anti_air_equipment_2: "Protivavionski top 37 mm Model 1930 Šnajder"
 SER_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "PAV 37 mm M. 1930"
 #French Schneider 75 mm:
 SER_anti_air_equipment_3: "Protivavionski top 75 mm Model 1940 Šnajder"
 SER_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "PAV 75 mm M. 1940"

 #Russian M-8-24:
 SER_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Lanser raketa 128 mm Model 8"
 SER_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "LR 128 mm M. 8"
 #Russian M-20-12:
 SER_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Lanser raketa 302 mm Model 20"
 SER_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "LR 302 mm M. 20"

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### Shan ###
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### Land ###
 SHA_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle No.1 Mk III"
 SHA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "No.1 Mk III"
 SHA_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser 98b"
 SHA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser 98b"

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### Shanxi ###
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### Land ###
 SHX_infantry_equipment_0: "Taiyuan Type 6-5"
 SHX_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Taiyuan Type 6-5"
 SHX_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Type 6-5, named for its use of 6.5mm rounds, is a slightly modified copy of the Japanese Type 38 Arisaka originally produced by Yan Xishan's Taiyuan Arsenal.\n\nShanqing forces have since put the weapon to widespread use, though they lack Yan's more cordial relations with the Japanese and Fengtian Governments, and thus ammo is harder to come by. This factor, and personal preference, have seen it used alongside a variety of other weapons such as the Dadao."
 SHX_infantry_equipment_1: "Taiyuan Type 26"
 SHX_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Taiyuan Type 26"
 SHX_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Originally called the 'Xuantong Type 27', this rifle was put into Qing service in 1935 through German assistance after the Restoration. The weapon is functionally a near copy of the German Mauser M1924, and a considerable improvement over the much older Type 88 in terms of weight and recoil.\n\nFirst produced at the Hanyang arsenal with German tools, manufacturing methods have already spread to Taiyuan, though it may not fully replace its predecessors for some time."
 #Intentionally misspelt Thompson:
 SHX_infantry_equipment_2: "'Thampson' Model 1921 “Gezaolonglong”"
 SHX_infantry_equipment_2_short: "'Thampson' M1921"
 SHX_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Many Model 1921 Thompsons were imported into China during the 1920s, despite the USA being a leading adherent to an international embargo on the export of military weapons to that country. Copies were subsequently produced by at least three provincial arsenals. The Shanxi-made copies were stamped with the word 'Thampson' in misspelt recognition of the original designer and chambered to .45 ACP, resulting in ammunition shortage at one point due to its popularity."
 SHX_infantry_equipment_3: "Taiyuan Xuantong Type 35"
 SHX_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Taiyuan Type 35"
 SHX_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Type 35 is a semi-automatic rifle based on the General Liu rifle from 1914. While appearing similar, the Type 35 is shorter, has the rear of the receiver covered, and the gas-trap system replaced by a simple gas port. The new rifle is also no longer able to switch to manual action and uses magazines from the Bohemian ZH-29 rifle and ZB-26 light machine gun."
 SHX_support_weapons: "'Huaning' 7.92mm heavy machine gun & Taiyuan-made Stokes mortar"
 SHX_support_weapons2: "Taiyuan 30 festival 7.9mm machine gun 'Old yellow ox' & Taiyuan Xuantong Type 23 82mm mortar"
 SHX_support_weapons3: "Xuantong Type 27 heavy machine gun & Taiyuan Xuantong Type 34 60mm mortar"

 SHX_artillery_equipment_1: "75mm Jin Xinhai Type 12 Mountain Cannon"
 SHX_artillery_equipment_1_short: "75mm Jin Type 12"
 SHX_artillery_equipment_2: "88mm Jin Xinhai Type 18 Field Gun"
 SHX_artillery_equipment_2_short: "88mm Jin Type 18"
 SHX_artillery_equipment_3: "75mm Xibei Xinhai Type 36 Field Gun"
 SHX_artillery_equipment_3_short: "75mm Xibei Type 36"

 SHX_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "75mm Xibei 'Feilei Tong'"
 SHX_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Feilei Tong"

 SHX_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Shanxi Armoured Car"
 SHX_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Zhuangjia Qiche"
 SHX_gw_armored_car_equipment_desc: "A batch of armoured vehicles modified from trucks by Yan Xishan's Xibei Locomotive Factory in Taiyuan. The exact number produced is unknown, but the total output is estimated to be more than 50 vehicles. The car is equipped with 1 to 3 light machine guns."
 SHX_armored_car_equipment_1: "Shanxi Xinhai Type 26"
 SHX_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Type 26"
 SHX_armored_car_equipment_1_desc: "Yan Xishan's engineers soon imitated their own armoured vehicles after receiving covert military assistance from the Japanese. This armoured vehicle is a replica of the Japanese Type 92 armoured car, but the body design borrows some aspects from German armoured vehicles in the 1930s."

 SHX_motorized_equipment_1: "Jin Type Shanxi"
 SHX_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Jin Type Shanxi"
 SHX_motorized_equipment_1_desc: "Due to their defeat in the Fourth Zhili-Fengtian War, Yan Xishan urgently needed a logistical military-purpose truck. Unfortunately, due to Shanxi's narrow roads and mountainous terrain, and the technical blockade imposed by the Qing government on Shanxi, it was difficult for Yan Xishan to buy trucks directly from the Japanese. Therefore, in March 1932, he ordered the engineer Jiang Shouting to go to Tianjin to negotiate with the representatives from the American Federal Motor Truck Company. The Americans eventually agreed to transfer the 1.5 ton truck technology to Shanxi, and Jiang Shouting used this as a basis to create the reliable and durable Type Shanxi by the end of the same year."

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### Siam ###
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### Land ###
 # Kor. here is Kaekhai (Revision)
 SIA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "Kor.1"
 SIA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "Kor.2"
 SIA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "Kor.3"
 SIA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "Kor.4"
 SIA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "Kor.5"
 SIA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "Kor.6"
 SIA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "Kor.7"
 SIA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "Kor.8"
 SIA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "Kor.9"
 SIA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "Kor.10"
 SIA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "Kor.11"
 SIA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "Kor.12"
 SIA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "Kor.13"

# Infantry Equip
 # Historical
 SIA_infantry_equipment_0: "Puen Lek Yao Type 46/66 Siamese Mauser"
 SIA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "PorLorYor.46/66"
 SIA_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Type 46/66 is a unique rifle, chambered in the Siamese 8x52mm Rimmed Cartridge, which incorporates what is essentially a hybrid Mauser 96 & 98 action into a body inspired by both Mauser and Arisaka designs. The Type 46 was the primary armament of the Siamese Forces during the Weltkrieg."
 # Historical
 SIA_infantry_equipment_1: "Puen Lek Yao Type 66 Siamese Mauser"
 SIA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "PorLorYor.66"
 SIA_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "While strictly speaking, not truly a Mauser, the Type 66 is an upgraded Japanese export Type 38 Rifle with an action similar to that found on the older Siamese Type 46. It is chambered for the Siamese 8x52mm Rimmed Cartridge."
 # Bohemian ZK-383 SMG
 SIA_infantry_equipment_2: "Puen Kol Muea Type 84 Siamese Submachine Guns"
 SIA_infantry_equipment_2_short: "PorKorMor.84"
 SIA_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "The Type 84 is the Siamese license produced variant of the Bohemian ZK-383 submachine gun chambered in 9×19mm Parabellum. The Type 84 was adopted following Siam's decision to phase out the ageing MP-18; it was chosen both because it shared the 9x19mm catridge with the MP-18 and for its reliability in jungle conditions."
 # Fictional
 SIA_infantry_equipment_3: "Puen Lek Yao Bunchuu-aeng Type 87 Semi-Automatic Rifle"
 SIA_infantry_equipment_3_short: "PorLorYorBor.87"
 SIA_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "Inspired by the earlier success of Type 84 (ZK-383) SMG and the Type 66 (Madsen) LMG in the field, a local design team led by Maj. Gen. Vichian Suttantanon managed to successfully developed the first indigenous Semi-Automatic Rifle design. While the early prototypes proved to be problematic due to the lack of actual technical know-how, by the time it is adopted - the gun is well-liked by all troops it was issued to."
 #JAP Type 97:
 SIA_infantry_at: "Puen Rai Raeng Sathorn Type 84 Anti-Tank Rifle"
 SIA_infantry_at_short: "20mm PorRorSor.84"
 SIA_infantry_at2: "Type 86 Rocket Launcher"
 #Madsen:
 SIA_support_weapons: "Type 66 LMG & 25cm Minenwerfer"
 SIA_support_weapons2: "M1919A3 Browning MG & 8cm Granatwerfer 34"
 SIA_support_weapons3: "Type 82 HMG & 8cm Pk83 Mortar"
 SIA_support_weapons4: "Type 82B2 HMG & 120mm Pk85 Mortar"
 # Klong Truajkan Klangkhuen -> Night Vision Scope, totally fictional
 SIA_night_vision: "Klong Truajkan Klangkhuen Type 88"
 SIA_night_vision_short: "KorTorKor.88"
 SIA_night_vision2: "Klong Truajkan Klangkhuen Type 92"
 SIA_night_vision2_short: "KorTorKor.92"

# Motorised
 # Rotyon Bunthuk --> Truck, anachronistic naming
 SIA_motorized_equipment_1: "Rotyon Bunthuk Type 74 Chaiprakarn"
 SIA_motorized_equipment_1_short: "RorYorBor.74 Chaiprakarn"
 # Yarnkhor Lumliang Lhoryang --> Mechanized, Half-tracked, fictional
 SIA_mechanized_equipment_1: "Rot Humkhror Lhoryang Lumliangpon Type 81 Chaiseri Jhong-ang"
 SIA_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "RorHorLor.81 Jhong-ang"
 # Yarnkhor Lumliang Lhoryang --> Mechanized, Half-tracked, fictional
 SIA_mechanized_equipment_2: "Rot Humkhror Lhoryang Lumliangpon Type 87 Chaiseri Maew Sao"
 SIA_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "RorHorLor.87 Maew Sao"
 # Rot Saiphan Lumliangpon Humkhror --> Mechanized, Full-tracked Vehicle, anachronistic naming
 SIA_mechanized_equipment_3: "Rot Saiphan Lumliangpon Humkhror Chaiseri Type 90 Maemaidum"
 SIA_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "RorSorPor.90 Maemaidum"
 # Rot Jaruad Lhai-Lamklong --> Katyusha Truck, anachronistic naming based on Truck
 SIA_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Rot Jaruad Lhai-Lamklong Type 85 Santi Chaiprakarn"
 SIA_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "RorJorLor.85 Santi Chaiprakarn"

#Armoured Car
 # Rotkhror Type 74 'Lawaek' Landsverk, OTL Type 74 Morris Armoured Car equivalent
 SIA_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Rotkhror Type 74 Lawaek"
 SIA_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Rotkhror.74 Lawaek"
 #Steyr ADGZ, local licensed (Chaiseri)
 SIA_armored_car_equipment_1: "Rotkhror Type 85 Latlumkaew"
 SIA_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Rotkhror.85 Latlumkaew"
 #39.M Csaba, local licensed (Thairung)
 SIA_armored_car_equipment_2: "Rotkhror Type 92 Phasicharoen"
 SIA_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Rotkhror.92 Phasicharoen"
 #39.M Csaba with AT gun, local licensed (Thairung)
 SIA_armored_car_at_equipment: "Rotkhror Torsu-RotThang Type 92/93 Phasicharoen"
 SIA_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Rotkhror.TorThor.92/93 Phasicharoen"

# Artillery

 # Type 77 Infantry Gun (Bofors Pack Howitzer); 47AT+75Ho:
 SIA_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Puenyai Taharn-Rarb Type 77"
 SIA_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "47/75mm PorTorRor.77"
 # Type 80 Light Inf. Howitzer (Bofors):
 SIA_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Puenyai-Bao Withi-Rarb Type 80"
 SIA_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "75mm PorTorRor.80"
 # Fictional indigenous; Developed from Bofors 75mm Heavy AA i.e. JAP's Type 4 75mm:
 SIA_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Puentorsu-RotThang Type 87"
 SIA_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "75mm PorTorThor.87"
 # Bofors 75mm Heavy AA Model 1929:
 SIA_anti_air_equipment_1: "Puentorsu-Arkartsayarn Type 77"
 SIA_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "75mm PorTorOr.77"
 # Madsen 20mm cannon; Can't Find Actual Designation:
 SIA_anti_air_equipment_2: "Puenkol-Arkart Type.81 "
 SIA_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "20mm PorKorOr.81"
 # Bofors 40mm AA; Can't Find Actual Designation:
 SIA_anti_air_equipment_3: "Puentorsu-Arkartsayarn Type 84"
 SIA_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "40mm PorTorOr.84"
 # Type 78 Field Gun (Bofors 10.5 cm kanon m/34):
 SIA_artillery_equipment_1: "Puenyai-Nhak Krasun Withi-Rarb Type 78"
 SIA_artillery_equipment_1_short: "105mm PorNorRor.78"
 # Type 78 Heavy Howitzer (Bofors):
 SIA_artillery_equipment_2: "Puenyai-Nhak Krasun Withi-Khong Type 78"
 SIA_artillery_equipment_2_short: "150mm PorNorKor.78"
 # Type 80 Light Howitzer (Bofors):
 SIA_artillery_equipment_3: "Puenyai-Bao Withi-Khong Type 80"
 SIA_artillery_equipment_3_short: "105mm PorBorKor.80"
 # JAP's Type 4 20 cm Rocket Mortar:
 SIA_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Jaruad Lhai-Lamklong Type 84"
 SIA_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "20mm JorHor.84"
 # JAP's Type 4 40 cm Rocket Mortar:
 SIA_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Jaruad Lhai-Lamklong Type 85"
 SIA_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "40mm JorHor.86"

# Trains
 #SRS 260: built by Hanomag & Baldwin Locomotive Works; importerd 1928-1929
 SIA_train_equipment_1: "RSR 260 Hanomag"
 SIA_train_equipment_1_short: "RSR 260"
 SIA_train_equipment_1_desc: "Ordered between 1928-1929 by the Royal State Railway of Siam, the RSR 260 was a class of 4-6-2 (Pacific) locomotive built by Hanomag. These locomotives, which superseded the existing E-Classes commissioned between 1915-1921, serve as the new workhorse of the expanding railway network in Siam for both express and mixed traffic trains."
 #JGR DX50: First Batch 1936-1945, 2nd Batch (CX50) 1942-1943 to replace Hanomags
 SIA_train_equipment_2: "RSR 350 Mikado"
 SIA_train_equipment_2_short: "RSR 350"
 SIA_train_equipment_2_desc: "Also known as Japanese Government Railways DX50 locomotive, these locomotives imported from Japan were the first class of 2-8-2 (Mikado) that became successful within the Siamese service. The RSR later ordered more Mikado standard locomotives to meet railways as well as military demands."
 #JGR DX50 but armoured: Fictional
 SIA_train_equipment_3: "RSR 350 Mikado HorKor."
 SIA_train_equipment_3_short: "RSR 350 HorKor."
 SIA_train_equipment_3_desc: "As railways started to be attacked by enemy aircraft, new locomotives to serve on the fronts need to be able to take hits from up to 20mm cannons. To protect the locomotive for service against air attack, some RSR 350 Mikado locomotives are fitted with three-inch-thick armour plates along the locomotive to protect the vital parts."

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### Siberia ###
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### Land ###
 SIB_infantry_equipment_0: "Vintovka Mosina obr.1891"
 SIB_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mosina 1891"
 SIB_infantry_equipment_1: "Vintovka Mosina obr.1891/1930"
 SIB_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mosina 1891/1930"

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### Two Sicilies ###
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### Land ###
 SIC_infantry_equipment_0: "Carcano Modello 1891"
 SIC_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Carcano M91"
 SIC_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Carcan M91 was the standard rifle of the Italian armed forces during the Weltkrieg and the Italian Civil War. esigned by Salvatore Carcano at the Turin Army Arsenal in 1891, the carbine fires 6.5 x 52mm Carcano cartridges. The magazine system uses en bloc charger clips which were originally developed by Ferdinand Mannlicher - hence why the gun is often referred to as the 'Mannlicher-Carcano.'"
 #Mauser Standardmodell :
 SIC_infantry_equipment_1: "Karabiner 98b"
 SIC_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser Kar. 98b"
 SIC_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Weltkrieg showed first-hand that full-length rifles were unwieldy in trench warfare with little benefit. Germany's famed assault troops were given the shorter Kar. 98AZ whenever possible, and soon after the war, it was decided to standardise on a carbine-length rifle to replace the G.98. The Kar. 98b, based on the AZ model, differed little from its direct predecessor, but more significantly from the longer G. 98, with improved sights and a turned-down bolt. More importantly, it used more parts from the long rifle to increase parts interchangeability and lower manufacturing costs. As part of Sicilian-German cooperation in response to the red threat of the north, large quantities of the 98b were shipped to Sicily."
 SIC_infantry_equipment_2: "SME M38"
 SIC_infantry_equipment_2_short: "SME M38"
 SIC_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Following the rejection of its 1938 pattern semi-automatic rifle, the CZ company attempted to market the design to a variety of foreign nations. The Two Sicilies tested the rifle and like the Austrians, found the rifle unreliable in harsh conditions and difficult to disassemble, but sought to redesign the gun to fix its shortcomings. The SME state run electrical company, which had begun to produce and design small arms only a few years prior, was set to the task. The end result, designated the SME M38 upon adoption, while improved over its Czech predecessor, still bears many of the latter's design quirks."
 SIC_infantry_equipment_3: "Selbstladegewehr Modell 40"
 SIC_infantry_equipment_3_short: "S.G. 40"
 SIC_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "Designed by the Mauser company in response to a desire of the German Army for a self-loading rifle with a backup bolt action, the Selbstladegewehr 40 is a massive leap forward in German small arms design. While initial prototypes were highly inaccurate, heavy, and prone to jamming, the German Heer eventually dropped some of its other specific requirements for the rifle. The end result was the initial prototype with only a few design edits, and it proved effective. As a response to growing tensions on the Italian peninsula, large numbers of these rifles were sent to the Sicilian Armed Forces."

#Artillery

 SIC_artillery_equipment_1: "Cannone da 75/27 modello 06"
 SIC_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Cannone da 75/27"
 SIC_artillery_equipment_2: "Cannone da 149/40 modello 35"
 SIC_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Cannone da 149/40"
 SIC_artillery_equipment_3: "Obice da 210/22 modello 35"
 SIC_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Obice da 210/22"

 SIC_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Cannone da 47/32"
 SIC_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Cannone da 47/32"
 SIC_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Cannone da 75/46"
 SIC_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "Cannone da 75/46"
 SIC_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Cannone da 90/65"
 SIC_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "Cannone da 90/65"

 SIC_anti_air_equipment_1: "Breda Modello 35"
 SIC_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Breda Modello 35"
 SIC_anti_air_equipment_2: "Cannone-Mitragliera da 37/54"
 SIC_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "Cannone da 37/54"
 SIC_anti_air_equipment_3: "Cannone da 90/53"
 SIC_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "Cannone da 90/53"

 SIC_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Lanciarazzi da 100/16"
 SIC_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Lanciarazzi da 100/16"
 SIC_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Lanciarazzi da 210/16"
 SIC_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Lanciarazzi da 210/16"

#Railway
 SIC_train_equipment_1: "FS Gruppo 740"
 SIC_train_equipment_1_short: "FS Gr. 740"
 SIC_train_equipment_1_desc: "Designed by the Adriatic Railways shortly before the nationalisation of the railways in 1905, the 740 Group is a series of 'Consolidation' class locomotives. Built to haul heavy trains on the mountainous lines of the Northern Appennine, while keeping a comparatively low axle load of 14 tons to run on older, less frequently mantained tracks, these engines excelled in their task, and were subsequently built in copious number before the Great War. Distributed across the Peninsula to relieve the older pre-nationalisation engines, a good number of those engines ended up in service in Sicily, and subsequently remained in our hands."
 SIC_train_equipment_2: "FS Gruppo 940"
 SIC_train_equipment_2_short: "FS Gr. 940"
 SIC_train_equipment_2_desc: "Designed with the 740 Group as a basis, these 'Mikado' class tank engines were built to haul heavy freight trains on the steep lines of the Southern Appennines and the Rome-Pescara line. Though less powerful than their traditional engine-tender counterparts, they are overall more flexible and cheaper to operate, while their lower axle load allows them to run on older tracks."
# SIC_train_equipment_3: ""
# SIC_train_equipment_3_short: ""
# SIC_train_equipment_3_desc: ""
# SIC_railway_gun_equipment_1: ""
# SIC_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: ""
# SIC_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: ""

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### Sierra Leone ###
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### Land ###
 SIE_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Lebel Modèle 1886 M93"
 SIE_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Lebel Mle M93"
 SIE_support_weapons: "Darne M1919 & Stokes mortar"

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### SIK - Sinkiang Clique ###
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### Land ###
 SIK_infantry_equipment_0: "Hanyang Type 88"
 SIK_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Hanyang Type 88"
 SIK_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Originally a product of late Guangxu era 'Self Strengthening' efforts, the Type 88 was designed as a close copy of the German Gewehr 88 with export modifications. While collectively inferior to newer rifles despite improvements, and often poorly maintained, the weapon is known to be rugged and reliable if unwieldy.\n\nThis variety is mainly produced at the Xining Arsenal in Qinghai, though equipment shortages and personal preference often see it used alongside non-standard weapons such as the Dadao."
 SIK_infantry_equipment_1: "Vintovka Mosina 1891 obr.1891/1930"
 SIK_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mosina 1891/1930"
 SIK_infantry_equipment_2: "PPSh-41"
 SIK_infantry_equipment_2_short: "PPSh-41"
 SIK_infantry_equipment_3: "Hanyang Xuantong Type 35"
 SIK_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Hanyang Type 35"
 SIK_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Type 35 is a semi-automatic rifle based on the General Liu rifle from 1914. While appearing similar, the Type 35 is shorter, has the rear of the receiver covered, and the gas-trap system replaced by a simple gas port. The new rifle is also no longer able to switch to manual action and uses magazines from the Bohemian ZH-29 rifle and ZB-26 light machine gun."

 SIK_artillery_equipment_1: "75mm Hanyang Xuantong Type 13 Field Gun"
 SIK_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Hanyang Type 13"
 SIK_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "As the most produced artillery during the Beiyang era, this artillery entered service in many armies across China.\n\nFollowing the Qing restoration, the new government announced that it would be renamed the 'Xuantong Type 13', but republican forces still refer to it as the 'Xinhai Type 10'."

 SIK_gw_armored_car_equipment: "BA-27"
 SIK_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "BA-27"
 SIK_armored_car_equipment_1: "BA-10"
 SIK_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "BA-10"

 SIK_motorized_equipment_1: "Citroën P21 Type C6 'Croisière Jaune'"
 SIK_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Citroën P21"
 SIK_motorized_equipment_1_desc: "In November 1931, the great Croisière Jaune (Yellow Expedition) organised by Citroën arrived in Xinjiang. Yang Zengxin, the governor of Xinjiang, was surprised by the French expedition across the Silk Road, and warmly received the expedition team. Seeing that these trucks can drive continuously in harsh environments, during the expedition's stay in Xinjiang, Yang Zengxin proposed to purchase a batch of Citroën P21 cars, and the expedition readily agreed to this request because the purpose of their expedition was to advertise for Citroën. Soon after the expedition arrived in Beijing in February 1932, the French shipped the first batch of auto parts and engineers to Xinjiang. This truck has also become the most common truck in Xinjiang."

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### Slovenia ###
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### Land ###
 SLV_infantry_equipment_0: "Karabin Model 1895/30"
 SLV_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mannlicher M.95"
 SLV_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mannlicher M1895 (German: Infanterie Repetier-Gewehr M.95) was the service rifle of the Austro-Hungarian armed forces during the Weltkrieg. Designed by Ferdinand von Mannlicher, it used a straight-pull bolt-action for increased rate-of-fire compared to its contemporaries, giving it the nickname Ruck-Zuck (German slang for \"back and forth\") by Austrian troops and \"Ta-Pum\" by the Italians on the receiving end. The Italian song \"Ta pum!\" from the Weltkrieg refers to this rifle. Later in the war, most rifles were converted into the short "Stutzen" ("cut-down") configuration."
 SLV_infantry_equipment_1: "Karabin Model 1935"
 SLV_infantry_equipment_1_short: "FÉG M.35"
 SLV_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Weltkrieg made the M.95's deficiencies all-too obvious, especially its relatively underpowered round-nose cartridge and the required maintenance for the straight-pull action. Steyr developed the 8x56mm \"Spitzer\" cartridge that would serve as the basis to a new generation of weapons and push the M.95 to its full potential. In the 1924 Rifle Trial, the Hungarian FÉG design based on the Mannlicher-Schönauer's excellent turn-bolt-action won out and was adopted."
 SLV_infantry_equipment_2: "Brzostrelka Model 1939"
 SLV_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Danuvia M.39"
 SLV_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by Pál Király, this \"heavy\" submachine gun used specially-loaded 9x25mm ammunition in a folding magazine for transport and storage. This made it very potent and reliable compared to its contemporaries, making it reminiscent of later assault rifle designs."
 SLV_infantry_equipment_3: "Strojokarabin Model 1942"
 SLV_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Zbrojovka Brno M.42"
 SLV_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "As it became clear that engagement distances had significantly shortened since the Weltkrieg, the Monarchy became interested in developing an intermediate cartridge and the \"machine-carbine\" idea. The Koucký brothers at Zbrojovka Brno presented their ZK 412 design using the 8x35mm \"Rapid\" cartridge with similar performance to the German 8x33mm Kurz."
 SLV_infantry_weapons2: "Brzostrelka Model 1934"
 SLV_infantry_weapons2_short: "Steyr-Solothurn M.34"
 SLV_infantry_weapons2_desc: "While a German design by Louis Stange, the  MP 34 was mainly produced by Steyr and was adopted by the Austro-Hungarian Army. As common with early submachine guns, this design was heavy, expensive, but reliable, with a horizontal magazine using the potent 9x25mm Mauser cartridge."
 SLV_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Brzostrelka Model 1938"
 SLV_improved_infantry_weapons_2_short: "Zbrojovka Brno M.38"
 SLV_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "Seeing the need for a submachine-gun using the standard pistol cartridge of the Army, the Monarchy would adopt the ZK 383, designed by brothers Josef and František Koucký at Zbrojovka Brno, as the MP 38. Using a horizontal magazine like the MP 34, the ZK 383 is known for having a light bipod, allowing it to be used as a substitute squad automatic weapon. Later models were heavily simplified for cheaper and faster production, along with a vertical foldable magazine like the Danuvia SMGs."
 SLV_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Brzostrelka Model 1943"
 SLV_advanced_infantry_weapons2_short: "Danuvia M.43"
 SLV_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "While the Danuvia 39M proved successful, its folding magazine was not enough to compensate for its bulky design for vehicle crewmen. The 43M redesign with a folding metal stock and a new, more reliable foldable magazine design allowed it to be much more compact during transport or storage, without sacrificing firepower."

 SLV_infantry_at: "Protioklop puška M.38"
 SLV_infantry_at2: "Protioklop Bacači Raketa M.42"
 SLV_support_weapons: "Strojnica M.07/12 & MWM M.14"
 SLV_support_weapons2: "Strojnica M.26 & MWM M.33"
 SLV_support_weapons3: "Strojnica M.30 & MWM M.36"
 SLV_support_weapons4: "Strojnica M.45 & MWM M.43"

 SLV_motorized_equipment_1: "Steyr 640"
 SLV_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Krupp Protze w/ M.44 'Buzdovan'"
 SLV_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Krupp Protze w/ M.44"
 SLV_mechanized_equipment_1: "Saurer oklopni transporter M.38/40"
 SLV_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "OT M.38/40"
 SLV_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The need for an armoured transport for mechanised infantry led to the conversion of several different vehicles to fill the role. The Saurer R77 artillery tractor was one of the first of such conversions and was relatively simple: An armoured \"box\" was added to the chasis that protected the driver and personnel inside. The deployment of these conversions helped cement the concept of armoured transports in Austrian doctrine."
 SLV_mechanized_equipment_2: "Weiss Manfréd oklopni transporter M.39/42"
 SLV_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "OT M.39/42"
 SLV_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "In 1942, the Hungarian company Weiss Manfréd began to convert the obsolete Nimród SPAT/SPAA vehicles into APCs and armoured ambulances nicknamed Lehel by the Hungarians. They proved to be superior to the TPz38/40 in every way with stronger armour and a better engine."
 SLV_mechanized_equipment_3: "Škoda-MÁVAG oklopni transporter M.40/44"
 SLV_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "OT M.40/44"
 SLV_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "When Austria phased out the M.40 tank for the M.42, the former were converted. One of those conversions were an APC similar to the Lehel, with the turret removed and hull interior rearranged to accommodate a squad of Panzerinfanterie."

#Armoured Car
 SLV_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Škoda PA-II"
 SLV_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Škoda PA-II"

 SLV_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Bacači Raketa M.44 'Buzdovan'"
 SLV_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Buzdovan"
 #SLV_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: ""

 SLV_artillery_equipment_1: "Škoda 8 cm poljska top M.30"
 SLV_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Škoda M.30"
 #SLV_artillery_equipment_1_desc: ""
 SLV_artillery_equipment_2: "Škoda 10.5 cm teška poljska top M.35"
 SLV_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Škoda M.35"
 #SLV_artillery_equipment_2_desc: ""
 SLV_artillery_equipment_3: "Škoda 15 cm teška poljska haubica M.37"
 SLV_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Škoda M.37"
 #SLV_artillery_equipment_3_desc: ""

 SLV_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Böhler 4.7 cm protuoklopni top M.35"
 SLV_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Böhler M.35"
 #SLV_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: ""
 SLV_anti_tank_equipment_2: "MÁVAG 7.5 cm protuoklopni top M.41"
 SLV_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "MÁVAG M.41"
 #SLV_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: ""
 SLV_anti_tank_equipment_3: "MÁVAG 8 cm protuoklopni top M.29/44"
 SLV_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "MÁVAG M.44"
 #SLV_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: ""

 SLV_anti_air_equipment_1: "Oerlikon 2 cm protuzrakoplovni top M.37"
 SLV_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Oerlikon M.37"
 #SLV_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""
 SLV_anti_air_equipment_2: "MÁVAG 8 cm protuzrakoplovni top M.29"
 SLV_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "MÁVAG M.29"
 #SLV_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""
 SLV_anti_air_equipment_3: "Škoda 9 cm protuzrakoplovni top M.39"
 SLV_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "Škoda M.39"
 #SLV_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""

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### Somalia ###
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### Land ###
 SOM_infantry_equipment_0: "Karcan Nooc 1891"
 SOM_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Carcano M91"
 SOM_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Somalia's armed forces in the early 1930s had a variety of non standarized rifle models, but by far the most common, especially in Mogadishu and in the forces of the Hobyo was the Carcano rifle. Designed by Salvatore Carcano at the Turin Army Arsenal in 1891, the carbine fires 6.5 x 52mm Carcano cartridges. The magazine system uses en bloc charger clips which were originally developed by Ferdinand Mannlicher - hence why the gun is often referred to as the 'Mannlicher-Carcano', but in Somalia its also known as simply the 'Karcan', and large amounts of the gun were in use by native Askari and colonial troops alike during their disorganized withdrawl at the tail end of the Weltkrieg, wherein much material was left behind."
 SOM_infantry_equipment_1: "Kirkale Nooc 55"
 SOM_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Kirkale Q55"
 SOM_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The initial standardisation and modernisation efforts for the military in Somalia were based greatly on the Ottoman Empire, as the two nations enjoyed quite amicable relations in the 1930s. Starting in 1933, the Ottoman Empire updated their old rifles to a common configuration known in the Empire as the Model of 1936 and all in 8x57 Mauser cartridge. Many of these weapons were sold to Somalia, as the state had a difficult time establishing a local manufacturing plant for weapons. As the years went by, Somalia copied the 55 model (Named after its model Hegira Year) and made a respectable amount of domestic versions, usually quite inferior to Turkish and German equivalents."
 SOM_infantry_equipment_2: "Rayfal Soomaali Nooc 61"
 SOM_infantry_equipment_2_short: "RSN1.61"
 SOM_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "As the Ottoman strategic concerns turned towards arming their own Empire, Somalia found itself somewhat lacking in willing trade partners in the Middle East, and really Europe as a whole, in terms of weapons trade. The Model 61 was for all intents an unauthorized liscenced copy of the Kirikkale T60 which saw limited usage, but retains symbolic importance as the first firearms made and designed within the modern Somali nation."
 SOM_infantry_equipment_3: "Rayfal Soomaali Nooc 65"
 SOM_infantry_equipment_3_short: "RSN2.65"
 SOM_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Model 65 saw extended use in the post-war era in Somalia, too few of the model were deployed to be truly relevant in the wars the nation found itself during said timeframe. It's semi automatic design was very obviously inspired by German weaponry, but in its finer details it's closer to Turkish models of the same timeframe, as the Red Sea was flooded with Ottoman war material after the Levantine War. "

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### Russian Socialist Republic ###
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### Land ###

 SOV_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "A"
 SOV_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "A-1"
 SOV_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "A-2"
 SOV_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "AM"
 SOV_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "Б"
 SOV_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "Б-1"
 SOV_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "Б-2"
 SOV_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "БM"
 SOV_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "В"
 SOV_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "В-1"
 SOV_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "В-2"
 SOV_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "ВM"
 SOV_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "Г"
 SOV_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_14: "Г-1"
 SOV_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_15: "Г-2"
 SOV_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_16: "ГM"

#Infantry Equip

 SOV_infantry_equipment_0: "Русская 3-линейная винтовка обр.1891"
 SOV_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Винтовка Мосина"
 SOV_infantry_equipment_1: "Автоматическая винтовка Симонова обр.1936"
 SOV_infantry_equipment_1_short: "АВС-36"
 SOV_infantry_equipment_2: "Самозарядная винтовка Токарева обр.1938"
 SOV_infantry_equipment_2_short: "СВТ-38"
 SOV_infantry_equipment_3: "Пистолет-Пулемет Шпагина мод.2"
 SOV_infantry_equipment_3_short: "ППШ-2"
 SOV_infantry_at: "ПТРС-41"
 SOV_infantry_at2: "РПГ-42"
 SOV_support_weapons: "Максим-Токарев обр.1924 & Дяконов 40,5мм ГВ"
 SOV_support_weapons2: "Дегтярев ДП-29M & 82мм BM обр.1938"
 SOV_support_weapons3: "Дегтярев ДС-39 & Таубин 40,5мм AG-2"
 SOV_support_weapons4: "Goryunov СГ-43 & 120мм ПМ обр.1943"
 SOV_night_vision: "Тс-3"
 SOV_night_vision2: "ОНВ-2"

#Motorised

 SOV_motorized_equipment_1: "AMO-6"
 SOV_motorized_equipment_1_short: "AMO-6"

 SOV_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "БM-13"
 SOV_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "БM-13"

 SOV_mechanized_equipment_1: "Лебедев-5 Бронеавтомобиль"
 SOV_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Лебедев-5 БА"
 SOV_mechanized_equipment_2: "АМО-33 Бронеавтомобиль"
 SOV_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "АМО-33 БА"
 SOV_mechanized_equipment_3: "АМО-42M Бронеавтомобиль"
 SOV_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "АМО-42M БА"

 SOV_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "K-40"
 SOV_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "K-40"
 SOV_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "MT-ЛБ"
 SOV_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "MT-ЛБ"

#Armoured Car
 SOV_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Ижорский BA-27"
 SOV_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "BA-27"
 SOV_armored_car_equipment_1: "Ижорский BA-10"
 SOV_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "BA-10"
 SOV_armored_car_equipment_2: "НАЗ BA-64"
 SOV_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "BA-64"
 SOV_armored_car_at_equipment: "КСП-76"
 SOV_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "КСП-76"

#Trains
 # Soviet Class FD:
 SOV_train_equipment_1: "Паровоз тип Ленинский"
 SOV_train_equipment_1_short: "Тип Л"
 SOV_train_equipment_1_desc: "Designed in 1931, the Class P1 replaced many of the American-built Class Ye locomotives serving on the Russian network. In 1936, the locomotive class was fitted with a superheater to improve power output, creating the P1-21 variant. The solid performance of the class quickly led to massive orders and became the most popular locomotive on the Russian network, with workshops built solely for the production of this type. The class would be renamed the Class L after the Russian Civil War, after Vladimir Lenin, a socialist martyr."
 # Soviet Class L:
 SOV_train_equipment_2: "Паровоз класса Победа"
 SOV_train_equipment_2_short: "Класс П"
 SOV_train_equipment_2_desc: "Developed at the Kolomna Factory and named after the February Railway connecting Moscow and Petrograd, the Class F locomotives are economical and suited for serving on the vast Russian railway network. Without a trailing wheel set and complicated components, serial production of the type was faster and cheaper compared to the Type P1. The class would be renamed the class P, after Pobeda, or ‘Victory’."
 SOV_train_equipment_3: "$RUS_train_equipment_3$"
 SOV_train_equipment_3_short: "$RUS_train_equipment_3$"
 SOV_train_equipment_3_desc: "$RUS_train_equipment_3$"

 SOV_railway_gun_equipment_1: "$RUS_railway_gun_equipment_1$"
 SOV_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: "$RUS_railway_gun_equipment_1_short$"
 SOV_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: "$RUS_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc$"
#Artillery

 SOV_artillery_equipment_1: "76мм обр.1902/1930"
 SOV_artillery_equipment_1_short: "76мм обр.1902/1930"
 SOV_artillery_equipment_2: "107мм обр.1940"
 SOV_artillery_equipment_2_short: "107мм обр.1940"
 SOV_artillery_equipment_3: "152мм MT-1 обр.1944"
 SOV_artillery_equipment_3_short: "152мм MT-1"

 SOV_anti_tank_equipment_1: "45мм 19-K обр.1931"
 SOV_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "45мм 19-K"
 SOV_anti_tank_equipment_2: "57мм AMO-2 обр.1940"
 SOV_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "57мм AMO-2"
 SOV_anti_tank_equipment_3: "100мм OB-3 обр.1943"
 SOV_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "100мм OB-3"

 SOV_anti_air_equipment_1: "37мм 61-K обр.1932"
 SOV_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "37мм 61-K"
 SOV_anti_air_equipment_2: "85мм 52-K обр.1938"
 SOV_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "85мм 52-K"
 SOV_anti_air_equipment_3: "100мм ВТ-19 обр.1943"
 SOV_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "100мм ВТ-19"

 SOV_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "132мм M-8-24"
 SOV_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "132мм M-8-24"
 SOV_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "302мм M-20-12"
 SOV_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "302мм M-20-12"

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### Sao Paulo ###
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### Land ###
 SPO_infantry_equipment_0: "Espingarda Mauser Modelo 1908"
 SPO_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M08"
 SPO_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mauser Model 1908 was an exceptionally long rifle based on the Mauser 1898 and chambered in 7x57mm Mauser. It was originally produced for Brazil by the German company DWM, but Brazil has subsequently begun to produce staggering quantities of the rifle domestically, and it became a staple in many state armies as time went it became almost synonym with the Interstate War in the cultural mindset of the nation. The São Paulo state's army used the same gear as the other states that formed Brazil, and alongside the southern states it was the premier fighting force of the region."
 SPO_infantry_equipment_1: "Fusil Mauser Modelo 1935"
 SPO_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser M35"
 SPO_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Mauser Rifle Model 1935 is a unique Mauser Rifle which utilises a 7x57mm cartridge produced domestically by Brazil and abroad in close conjunction with the Mauser company, as part of the extensive collaboration between the Brazilian and German governments. Said collaboration started in the 1910s, as a clique officers then derided as 'the Young Turks' by the press began lobbying extensively for closer cooperation with the global hegemon. Everything from helmets to artillery pieces started to be fashioned after the German model, and as such a modernisation of the older Mausers became a priority. This firearm became almost synonymous with the Brazilian military during the Weltkrieg."
 SPO_infantry_equipment_2: "Submetralhadora Bergmann Modelo 1938"
 SPO_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Bergmann M38"
 SPO_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "During the late years of the Pessoa presidency, Brazil purchased a relatively small number of Bergmann MP28 submachine guns, but they never saw much use outside of national guard regiments in Rio itself; The M38 is a simplified and easily manufactured derivative of the MP28 created in response to growing tensions in South America, and was intended to be the standard issue firearm for the entire Brazilian military and was produced in large quantities in foundries across the country and as such became almost synonymous with the Brazilian military during the Weltkrieg period."
 SPO_infantry_equipment_3: "Mosquetão Semi-Automático Rossi Modelo 1944"
 SPO_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "As the Second Weltkrieg raged in Europe, Brazilian leadership found that their weapons were simply outmatched as the arms race between the great powers, and rather than try to catch up, it simply started producing an outright copy of the newest German semi automatic rifle designs such as the G41. The first models were made in the Rossi foundry in Rio Grande do Sul, wherein the model takes its name from. While more advanced than other weapons in use by the Paulista army, its low reliability made it unpopular with soldiers, who often preferred older models or even captured gear."
 SPO_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Rossi M44"
 SPO_support_weapons: "Metralhadora M.08/15 & Morteiro de 7,58-cm"
 SPO_support_weapons_desc: "The Weltkrieg saw the introduction of some of the deadliest weapons known to man, such as the fearsome M.G. Modell 08/15. In the close confines of trench warfare, the once archaic mortar was brought back to relevance. Many of these older piece of equipment were among the hardware directly sold or leased to Brazil over the course of the military mission from Germany in that nation."
 SPO_support_weapons_1: "Metralhadora M34 & Morteiro de 8cm"
 SPO_support_weapons_1_desc: "The Machine Gun Model 34 (MG34) was a recoil operated air-cooled machine gun. Chambered in the powerful 7.92x57-mm Mauser rifle cartridge, the machine gun's high rate of fire (900 RPM) and efficient mobility made it arguably the most advanced machine gun in the world at the time; and was eagerly shown to Brazil as a proof of the martial superiority of the Kaiserreich. The perhaps unexpected consequence of that was the fact that the design was copied with little regard for patents by the Rio government after Black Monday. The Mortar Model 34 is an infantry mortar that employs 8-cm shells. It has been noted for its high accuracy and rate of fire."
 SPO_support_weapons2: "Metralhadora M39 & Morteiro 'Torneira' de 20cm"
 SPO_support_weapons_2_desc: "The Machine Gun Model 39 (M.G. 39) was an improvement over the M.G. 34. This belt fed machine gun features a high rate of fire and is suited for all purposes. The 20-cm leichter Mortar Model 40 is a spigot mortar designed for striking obstacles and strong points. Brazilian copies were noted for having inferior quality materials in their fabrication, presumably to lower costs."
 SPO_support_weapons3: "Metralhadora Imbel M1 & Morteiro de 8cm"
 SPO_support_weapons_3_desc: "The first models of heavy machine guns produced by Brazil, for Brazil, the Imbel models were noted for very high rate of fire, but also relatively low reliability and durability due to several corners cut during production. When it was working properly, it was one of the most fearsome weapons in the country's arsenal, however."
 SPO_infantry_at: "Metralhadora Anti-Tanque Imbel .50"
 SPO_infantry_at_desc: "The first models of heavy machine guns produced by Brazil, for Brazil, the Imbel models were noted for very high rate of fire, but also relatively low reliability and durability due to several corners cut during production. When it was working properly, it was one of the most fearsome weapons in the country's arsenal, however. Heavier variants were assigned to Anti Tank duties in the lack of proper weapons for the task in the armed forces."
 SPO_infantry_at2: "Lança Rojão M44"
 SPO_infantry_at2_desc: "The Model 44 Rocket Launcher, like many Brazilian weapons of its time, is a rather uninspired copy of european equipment used in the Second Weltkrieg, later produced and used by Brazil itself. Based mostly on the German 'Panzerschreck', the weapon shares most specifications with it, including its 8,8-centimetre rockets and the massive smoke trail left by firing."

 SPO_artillery_equipment_1: "Obuseiro Rheinmetall de 10,5 cm"
 SPO_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "After a series of military missions from and to Germany, Brazil's government started to import foreign artillery from that nation. These were Rheinmetall models were relatively modern for their time, but the nation had a very limited capacity for mass production of these at home. These guns were a significant upgrade from previous models used by Germany especially when it comes to hitting moving targets."
 SPO_artillery_equipment_2: "Obuseiro Modelo 41 de 11,5cm"
 SPO_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The Obuseiro Modelo 41 was little more than a copy of the specifications of the Modell 36 field howitzer from the German army, but with some tweaks to lower production costs, at the expense of some reliability. Even so, the gun was extensively used by artillery in Brazil across the Weltkrieg period, and was the first piece of artillery mass produced domestically itself rather than being mostly imported."
 SPO_artillery_equipment_3: "Obuseiro Modelo 43 de 17cm"
 SPO_artillery_equipment_3_desc: "Still following the trend of copying specifications from German pieces of equipment, the 1943 update of the M41 had a slight increase in firepower, and some refinements with the intent of making it more reliable. However, production was limited during wartime, and the upgraded field gun was a rare sight over the early 1940s. In later years, however, it and models with minimal variations were used by the Gaucho army until the 1960s."
 SPO_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Ob. Rm. de 10,5 cm"
 SPO_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Ob. M41 de 11,5cm"
 SPO_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Ob. M43 de 17cm"
 SPO_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "CAA M2 de 2cm"
 SPO_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "CAA M5 de 3,7cm"
 SPO_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "CAA M7 de 8,8cm"
 SPO_anti_air_equipment_1: "Canhão Antiaéreo M2 de 2cm"
 SPO_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: "Anti Air weaponry was a defensive priority for Brazil, as the war between states had shown the vulnerabilities of the federal capital against aircraft despite extensive coastal and land based defences. Developed in conjunction and with support of Germany, the M1 and M2 were admittedly little more than copies of FlaK models from the early 1930s, but that was sufficient to deal with the relatively slow aircraft deployed in South America at the time."
 SPO_anti_air_equipment_2: "Canhão Antiaéreo M5 de 3,7cm"
 SPO_anti_air_equipment_2_desc: "As aircraft rapidly developed, several updates and changes to the standard issue M2 were made over the years, but later models of anti aircraft weaponry entirely different specifications regarding almost everything from the main axle to the size of the cannon itself. The M5 is closely related to its German cousin, the 3,7cm Fla.K 37, but is made of lower quality materials to meet the production needs of Brazil."
 SPO_anti_air_equipment_3: "Canhão Antiaéreo M7 de 8,8cm"
 SPO_anti_air_equipment_3_desc: "As aircraft rapidly developed, several updates and changes to the standard issue M2 were made over the years, but later models of anti aircraft weaponry entirely different specifications regarding almost everything, and the M7 is almost entirely a departure from the original design all but in role. The M7 was the first piece of anti aircraft equipment designed domestically, but even so it retained so many similarities to similar guns in use by Germany and its allies in the Weltkrieg many experts claim it wasn't a different gun at all, but rather a domestically produced variant. The cumbersome gun saw little use in Brazilian service before the war was over."
 SPO_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Canhão Antitanque 'Alemão' de 3,7 cm"
 SPO_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: "Initially an outright import from Germany, the gun was straight up called 'Alemão' by the troops in the barracks due to its strength and obvious foreign origin, as its makers made sure to stamp imperial eagle effigies in seemingly every model. While similar models in europe were designed to be drawn by motorised forces, Brazil used an outdated design more suited to the many horses it had available, and the lack of appropriate road infrastructure in an eventual frontline against Argentina. Said nation was the main motivator behind Brazil's move to start fabricating the piece domestically in small numbers after 1936, as the instability in that region, and having an unpredictable regime in possession of dozens of tanks, unnerved general staff in Rio."
 SPO_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Canhão Antitanque M2 de 7,5 cm"
 SPO_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: "Developed entirely with German models as a basis, Anti Tank Artillery Model 2, or the AT2, was developed primarily against the types of heavier armour being used by european powers as the Second Weltkrieg raged. With Germany itself less than willing to cooperate with production this time, an illegally obtained piece was the basis for production domestically, which started much too late for widespread usage within the armed forces. The few models were usually distributed to divisions expected to face the burnt of enemy assaults."
 SPO_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Canhão Antitanque M6 de 12,8 cm"
 SPO_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: "As the Weltkrieg came to a close, the armour in enemy Tanks became almost overbearing to infantry and older models of artillery alike, and Brazil's solution was yet again to mimic european designs in a cheap fashion. This domestic version of the Pa.K 43 has all of the problems of the original guns, but with lower reliability and was made with cheaper materials. Steel shortages were the main reason for the staggeringly low number of units produced during the war."
 SPO_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "CAT Alemão de 3,7 cm"
 SPO_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "CAT de 7,5 cm"
 SPO_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "CAT M6 de 12,8 cm"
 SPO_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Bateria Lança Foguetes de 32cm"
 SPO_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "Rocket artillery was rarely utilised by the Brazilian military during the war period, and the few pieces manufactured were direct copies of what little German equipment of the type Brazilian officers got their hands on. Following the specifications of the original models, rockets of 32cm were used in these weapons, and a lack of said rockets is exactly why they were seldom used."
 SPO_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Bateria Lança Foguetes de 21cm"
 SPO_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "Rocket artillery was rarely utilised by the Brazilian military during the war period, and the few pieces manufactured were direct copies of what little German equipment of the type Brazilian officers got their hands on. Changes to the size of the rockets required for usage made later models more common, but still far from standard issue and few pieces of the LF de 21cm were used in the field when compared to even the M43."
 SPO_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Bat. LF de 21cm"
 SPO_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Bat. LF de 32cm"

### Railroad ###
 SPO_train_equipment_1: "Class 238 Armstrong Whitworth 2-6-2"
 SPO_train_equipment_2: "Class 1015 Alco-Schenectady 4-10-2"
 SPO_train_equipment_3: "Class 400 Beyer, Peacock 2-4-2"
 #AMA_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff
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### Kingdom of Spain ###
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### Land ###
 SPA_infantry_equipment_0: "Oviedo Mauser M1893"
 SPA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M1893"
 SPA_infantry_equipment_1: "Oviedo Mauser M1916"
 SPA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser M1916"
 SPA_infantry_equipment_2: "Labora-Fontbernat M1938"
 SPA_infantry_equipment_2_short: "LF M1938"
 SPA_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Modelo 1943"
 SPA_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"

 SPA_gw_tank_equipment: "Renault FT"
 SPA_gw_tank_equipment_short: "FT"
 SPA_light_tank_equipment_1: "Tipo 1933"
 SPA_light_tank_equipment_1_short: "T-33"
 SPA_light_tank_equipment_1_desc: "The Type 1933 is the culmination of a long series of designs by the Trubia company based loosely upon the Renault FT. While the company's earlier 1925 model was field tested by the Spanish army, the 1933 was the first domestically designed tank to be formally adopted by the Spanish military."
 SPA_light_tank_equipment_2: "Tipo 1936"
 SPA_light_tank_equipment_2_short: "T-36"
 SPA_light_tank_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by a military bureau from the ground up, not on the basis of any other vehicle, the Type 1936 was a substantial improvement over earlier Spanish designs. While its 20mm Breda main cannon was disliked by troops, the vehicle was otherwise reliable and well-received."
 SPA_light_tank_equipment_3: "Tipo 1941 'Verdeja'"
 SPA_light_tank_equipment_3_short: "T-41 'Verdeja'"
 SPA_light_tank_equipment_3_desc: "The Type 1941 was the most successful design by young Major Félix Verdeja Bardales. The vehicle was designed with special consideration for the protection of its engine bay, and featured a domestically designed 45mm main cannon."
 SPA_medium_tank_equipment_1: "Carro de Combate 39"
 SPA_medium_tank_equipment_1_short: "CDC 39"
 SPA_medium_tank_equipment_2: "Carro de Combate 41"
 SPA_medium_tank_equipment_2_short: "CDC 41"
 SPA_medium_tank_equipment_3: "Carro de Combate 44"
 SPA_medium_tank_equipment_3_short: "CDC 44"
 SPA_heavy_tank_equipment_1: "Tanque Pesado 1"
 SPA_heavy_tank_equipment_1_short: "TP 1"
 SPA_heavy_tank_equipment_2: "Tanque Pesado 2"
 SPA_heavy_tank_equipment_2_short: "TP 2"
 SPA_heavy_tank_equipment_3: "Tanque Pesado 3"
 SPA_heavy_tank_equipment_3_short: "TP 3"
 SPA_super_heavy_tank_equipment_1: "Tanque Pesado 5"
 SPA_super_heavy_tank_equipment_1_short: "TP 5"
 SPA_modern_tank_equipment_1: "Carro de Combate 52"
 SPA_modern_tank_equipment_1_short: "CDC 52"

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### Shandong Clique/Shangqing Tianguo ###
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### Land ###
 SQI_infantry_equipment_0: "Mauser C96 “Boke Qiang”"
 SQI_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Boke Qiang"
 SQI_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mauser C96 (Construktion 96) is a semi-automatic pistol that was originally produced by German arms manufacturer Mauser from 1896 to 1937. Unlicensed copies of the gun were also manufactured in Spain and China in the first half of the 20th century. The gun itself was known as 'Boke Qiang'(scorpion gun) as it saw widespread usage during the warlord era, though equipment shortages and personal preference often see it used alongside non-standard weapons such as the Dadao."
 SQI_infantry_equipment_1: "Jinan Type 26"
 SQI_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Jinan Type 26"
 SQI_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Originally called the 'Xuantong Type 27', this rifle was put into Qing service in 1935 through German assistance after the Restoration. The weapon is functionally a near copy of the German Mauser M1924, and a considerable improvement over the much older Type 88 in terms of weight and recoil.\n\nFirst produced at the Hanyang arsenal with German tools, manufacturing methods have already spread to Jinan, though it may not fully replace its predecessors for some time."
 #OTL Chinese copy of Astra Model 900:
 SQI_infantry_equipment_2: "Taiyuan Arsenal Xuantong Type 20 “Zilaide”"
 SQI_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Zilaide"
 SQI_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "An improvement to the original Mauser C96 Design, the M1932 Schnellfeuer (Rapid Fire), or as known as 'Zilaide' in Chinese was a very successful design with detachable magazine-fed and select-fire capability.\n\nFurther improvement in the later versions included a detachable barrel, improved front and rear sights, more durable parts to prevent breakage under sustained fire and lowered position of the shoulder stock to avoid 'hammer bite'."
 SQI_infantry_equipment_3: "Hanyang Xuantong Type 35"
 SQI_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Hanyang Type 35"
 SQI_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Type 35 is a semi-automatic rifle based on the General Liu rifle from 1914. While appearing similar, the Type 35 is shorter, has the rear of the receiver covered, and the gas-trap system replaced by a simple gas port. The new rifle is also no longer able to switch to manual action and uses magazines from the Bohemian ZH-29 rifle and ZB-26 light machine gun."
 SQI_support_weapons: "'Huaning' 7.92mm heavy machine gun & Hanyang-made Stokes mortar"
 SQI_support_weapons2: "Hanyang 30 festival 7.9mm machine gun 'Old yellow ox' & Jinan Xuantong Type 23 82mm mortar"
 SQI_support_weapons3: "Xuantong Type 27 heavy machine gun & Jinan Xuantong Type 34 60mm mortar"

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### Sardinia ###
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### Land ###
 SRD_infantry_equipment_0: "Carcano Modello 1891"
 SRD_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Carcano M91"
 SRD_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Carcano M91 was the standard-issue bolt action rifle of the Italian Army during the Weltkrieg. Often mistakenly called the Mannlicher-Carcano, the rifle's magazine uses en bloc charger clips initially from Ferdinand Mannlicher, but the actual shape and design of the Carcano clip come from the German Model 1888. As the royal family fled from the peninsula to Sardinia in haste, these rifles will have to do to defend Sardinia from godless revolutionaries."
 SRD_infantry_equipment_1: "Fucile Semi-Automatico Enfield"
 SRD_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Fucile Enfield"
 SRD_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "As Sardinia lacks heavy military industry, it relies on weapons from the other Entente powers. The Enfield-Ontario (designed by the Canadian Army) is a gas-operated semi-automatic conversion of the classic SMLE rifle. Even if Sardinia cannot produce her arms, the Entente is more than happy to help."
 SRD_infantry_equipment_2: "Carabina automatica Hotchkiss"
 SRD_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Carabina Hotchkiss"
 SRD_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "A weapon of National French origin, large quantities of the Carabina automatica Hotchkiss were shipped to Sardinia. The Carabina is an ambitiously-engineered and well-built submachine gun submitted by Hotchkiss in 1938 as the Type 017, which entered service as the Carabine-Mitrailleuses Hotchkiss Type M2 (along with its police variant Type M1). The CMH2’s extreme compactness is both its best and worst feature - the complexity of having every protruding part fold or retract make the weapon expensive to produce and also reduces ergonomics, which isn't ideal for quick target acquisition."
 SRD_infantry_equipment_3: "Fucile Automatico MAS Modello 1943"
 SRD_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Fucile Automatico M1943"
 SRD_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "Like most of Sardinia's arsenal, the Fucile Automatico MAS modello 1943 is a French weapon. The Fusil MAT Modèle 43 is an automatic rifle, using a 7.5x54mm cartridge and a foldable magazine, which allows it to be a little more compact than its regular counterparts. Along with this, the MAT-43 is produced by machine-stamping process which allows the economical production of large numbers of rifles, then urgently required by the Sardinian Government. Despite some issues with rate of fire and reliability, the MAS-43 is considered as the next step in personal weapons."
 SRD_support_weapons: "Darne M1919 & Stokes mortar"
 SRD_support_weapons_desc: "The Darne M1919 is a machine gun of French origin. The weapon's appearance is crude and the belt fed monster of a machine gun was designed for rapid manufacturing technologies due to the exile of so many Frenchmen. The Stokes mortar is a Weltkrieg era British smoothbore trench mortar that allows for higher angles of fire."
 SRD_support_weapons2: "Mitrailleuse Hotchkiss Mle 1926 & Mortier Brandt Mle 27/31"
 SRD_support_weapons2_short: "Hotchkiss Mle 1926 & Brandt Mle 27/31"
 SRD_support_weapons2_desc: "The Hotchkiss Mle 1926 is a machine gun of French origin, adopted formally by the Sardinian military. It is a light machine gun with a regulator that controlls the rate of fire as well as an overhead or belt fed magazine. The simple and effective Brandt mortar designed by Edgar Brandt requires a ten man crew and can fire off 18 rounds per minute making it an incredible weapon for supporting fire."
 SRD_support_weapons3: "Mitrailleuse Hotchkiss Mle 26/37 & Mortier Brandt Mle 35/38"
 SRD_support_weapons3_short: "Hotchkiss Mle 26/37 & Brandt Mle 35/38"
 SRD_support_weapons3_desc: "As tensions grow across the continent, the Entente must be ready to begin plans for the homecoming. New adjustments and refinements have been made to the Hotchkiss Mle that reduces the machine gun's recoil while slightly increasing its rate of fire."
 SRD_support_weapons4: "Mitrailleuse Hotchkiss Mle 26/41 & Mortier Brandt Mle 1942"
 SRD_support_weapons4_short: "Hotchkiss Mle 26/41 & Brandt Mle 42"
 SRD_support_weapons4_desc: "The continued use of the Hotchkiss machine gun and Brandt mortar reflects the close Franco-Sardinian cooperation. The latest version of the Hotchkiss features an increased rate of fire and telescopic sights for improving accuracy while the latest version of the Brandt mortar features an increased range and rate of fire as its predecessors."
 SRD_infantry_weapons2: "Carabina Modello 1928"
 SRD_infantry_weapons2_desc: "As part of Sardinia's cooperation with the Entente, the Sardinian forces have adopted the Canadian M1928A1. The M1928A1 is the service variant of the classic M1921 Thompson Machine gun, and although production is expensive, the gun is well-liked among the troops in the field who praise its efficiency and reliability. While most variants rely on smaller 'box' magazines, some other variants feature large and bulky fifty-round drum magazines."
 SRD_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Lanchester Submachine Gun"
 SRD_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "The Lanchester is a submachine gun of Canadian origin, a near carbon copy based on the German MP28. As part of Anglo-Sardinian cooperation, copies of the Lanchester were sent to Sardinia as they lack in submachine guns in quantity."
 SRD_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "De Lisle Carbine"
 SRD_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "The De Lisle Carbine is an advanced silenced rifle that helps the user maintain accuracy as well as stealth. To aid Sardinian special forces, the Canadians sent copies of the De Lisle - a reflection of the Entente's continued support for Sardinia."

###Artillery
 SRD_artillery_equipment_1: "Cannone da 75mm Modello 1897"
 SRD_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Cannone da 75mm"
 SRD_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "The Matériel de 75mm Mle 1897, also known as the French 75 or 'Soixante-Quinze' ('seventy-five'), is widely regarded as the first modern artillery piece. In service since 1898, the Soixante-Quinze was heavily used in the Weltkrieg, where it was used as an anti-personnel, anti-aircraft and anti-tank weapon. After the retreat to Algeria, the French army continued to use these weapons, mainly because they still mostly meet modern criteria."
 #Canon de 105 court mle 1934 Schneider:
 SRD_artillery_equipment_2: "Obice da 105mm Modello 1935 Schneider"
 SRD_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Obice da 105mm S"
 SRD_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The Matériel de 105mm Court Mle 1935 is a conservative design by Schneider. Developed to replace Soixante-Quinze in service, the Matériel de 105mm is more a howitzer than a cannon, and is primarily intended to destroy enemy fortifications."
 SRD_artillery_equipment_3: "Cannone da 155mm Grande Potenza Filloux Modello 1917/1942"
 SRD_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Cannone da 155mm GPF"
 SRD_artillery_equipment_3_desc: "The Canon de 155mm Grande Puissance Filloux Modèle 1917, also known as the GPF, was developed during the Weltkrieg by Colonel Louis Filloux to meet the urgent need for modern heavy artillery, and is used by both the Communard and the National governments. Due to problems with the production of GPFs in the colonies by the French government, only a limited numbers were in service until 1942, when the GPF design was updated to facilitate production and meet modern standards."

 #25mm SA 34:
 SRD_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Cannone da 25mm Semiautomatico Modello 1934"
 SRD_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Cannone da 25mm SA"
 SRD_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: "By the early 1920s, the French Army had come to the realisation that the armour-piercing capability of the 37mm TRP infantry gun would be insufficient against modern tanks. In 1926 Hotchkiss proposed a 25mm gun design, which was not immediately adopted due to financial issues, and the availability of the Matériel de 75mm. The Matériel de 25mm, which entered service only in 1936 with the realisation of the approaching battle for France, is a reliable weapon inspired by the Filloux concept."
 #Modified Matériel de 75mm Modèle 1897:
 SRD_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Cannone controcarro da 75mm Modello 1897/1937"
 SRD_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "Cannone da 75mm CC"
 SRD_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: "With the adoption of the Matériel de 105mm, the old Matériel de 75mm were mainly redesigned into anti-tank guns with an updated chassis. Considered too heavy for modern anti-tank guns, the Soixante-Quinze have higher penetration than their counterparts."
 #Very modified Matériel de 75mm:
 SRD_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Cannone controcarro da 75mm Semiautomatico Modello 1943"
 SRD_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "Cannone da 75mm CC SA"
 SRD_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: "The Matériel de 75mm SA is a new semi-automatic gun based on the 75mm Matériel de 75mm AC cannon. With a higher rate of fire, the Matériel de 75mm CA SA is still a slightly outdated weapon, but can compete with its modern counterparts, thanks to a modernised mechanism and a new approach to the chassis design."

 #Hotchkiss 25mm:
 SRD_anti_air_equipment_1: "Cannone-Mitragliera da 25mm contraerea Modello 1936"
 SRD_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Cannone-Mitragliera da 25mm CA"
 SRD_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: "After the retreat to Algeria, the French military announced the need for a specialised anti-aircraft autocannon. Hotchkiss introduced the 25 mm project in 1936, which was adopted due to the slow development of a more promising Schneider variant. Despite the acceptance of the Mitrailleuse 25mm CA into service, the original tripod was replaced to a triangular base with a two-wheel carriage as per the army’s request."
 #Schneider 37 mm:
 SRD_anti_air_equipment_2: "Cannone-Mitragliera da 37 mm contraerea Modello 1939"
 SRD_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "Cannone-Mitragliera da 37mm CA"
 SRD_anti_air_equipment_2_desc: "Developed since 1930, the Mitrailleuse 37mm CA was finally ready for production in 1939. After a bitter controversy with the French military, who had already adopted the Hotchkiss variant, the Mitrailleuse 37mm CA from Schneider was adopted after initial testing as a more advanced variant than the Hotchkiss's 25mm gun."
 #Canon de 75 CA modèle 1940 Schneider:
 SRD_anti_air_equipment_3: "Cannone da 75mm contraerea Modello 1940"
 SRD_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "Cannone da 75mm CA"
 SRD_anti_air_equipment_3_desc: "During the late 1920s, it was realised that the Matériel de 75mm Modèle 1897 was outdated as an anti-aircraft weapon and development of a new gun was begun in 1931. The Matériel de 75mm Contre-Aérien Modèle 1940 by Schneider has faster rate of fire, higher muzzle velocity, increased vertical range, modern fire control and greater mobility with new gun carriages, than the old Soixante-Quinze. Impressed by the performance of the former Mitrailleuse 37mm CA from Schneider, the French command quickly adopted the new 75mm gun."

#Motorised

 SRD_motorized_equipment_1: "Laffly S-20"
 SRD_mechanized_equipment_1: "Citroën P-107"
 SRD_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Citroën P-107"
 SRD_mechanized_equipment_2: "Berliet Tracteur Chenillé modèle 38"
 SRD_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Berliet TC-38"
 SRD_mechanized_equipment_3: "Véhicule de Transport de Troupes Blindé - Renault"
 SRD_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "VTTB-R"

#Armoured Car
 SRD_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Laffly 50 AM"
 SRD_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Laffly 50 AM"
 SRD_armored_car_equipment_1: "Citroën AMC-60"
 SRD_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "AMC-60"
 SRD_armored_car_equipment_2: "Citroën AMC-60-H20"
 SRD_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "AMC-60-H20"

#Railway
 SRD_train_equipment_1: "FS Gruppo 740"
 SRD_train_equipment_1_short: "FS Gr. 740"
 SRD_train_equipment_1_desc: "Designed by the Adriatic Railways shortly before the nationalisation of the railways in 1905, the 740 Group is a series of 'Consolidation' class locomotives. Built to haul heavy trains on the mountainous lines of the Northern Appennine, while keeping a comparatively low axle load of 14 tons to run on older, less frequently mantained tracks, these engines excelled in their task, and were subsequently built in copious number before the Great War. Distributed across the Peninsula to relieve the older pre-nationalisation engines, a good number of those engines ended up hauling trains on the Sardinian Dorsal Railway, and subsequently remained in our hands."
 SRD_train_equipment_2: "FS Gruppo 741"
 SRD_train_equipment_2_short: "FS Gr. 741"
 SRD_train_equipment_2_desc: "Designed with the scarcity of vital resources such as coal in mind, the 741 Group is an evolution of the 740 Group including various improvements, such as the new Caprotti valve gear and the Franco-Crosti boiler. Vastly cheaper to run and more powerful than most other locomotives, the 741 Class does have a higher axle load than their predecessors, making it more difficult to run such engines on older tracks."
# SRD_train_equipment_3: ""
# SRD_train_equipment_3_short: ""
# SRD_train_equipment_3_desc: ""
# SRD_railway_gun_equipment_1: ""
# SRD_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: ""
# SRD_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: ""

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### Socialist Republic of Italy ###
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### Land ###

 SRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "I serie"
 SRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "II serie"
 SRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "III serie"
 SRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "IV serie"
 SRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "V serie"
 SRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "VI serie"
 SRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "VII serie"
 SRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "VIII serie"
 SRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "IX serie"
 SRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "X serie"
 SRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "XI serie"
 SRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "XII serie"
 SRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "XIII serie"

#Infantry Equip

 SRI_infantry_equipment_0: "Carcano Modello 1891"
 SRI_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Carcano M91"
 SRI_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Carcano M91 was the standard issue rifle of the Italian soldier during the Weltkrieg. Designed by Salvatore Carcano at the Turin Army Arsenal; the Carcano M91 served the Italian infantrymen during the Weltkrieg and the Civil War. With the threat of the continuation of the conflict ever so present, the Carcano M91 once again has been pushed back into service."
 SRI_infantry_equipment_1: "MAS Modèle 1936"
 SRI_infantry_equipment_1_short: "MAS-36"
 SRI_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The MAS 36 is a French short carbine-style rifle with a two-piece stock and slab-sided receiver. Built-in the Commune of France, many MAS-36 rifles arrived in the Socialist Republic of Italy to aid the revolutionary cause on the Italian peninsula. An economical and simple bolt action rifle, the MAS-36 is a handy and deadly weapon in the right hands."
 SRI_infantry_equipment_2: "MAS Modèle 1938"
 SRI_infantry_equipment_2_short: "MAS-38"
 SRI_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "The MAS Modele 1938 is a submachine gun of French origin. Yet another successful weapon developed by MAS, the MAS Modele 1938 in Italian service reflects the increasingly closer ties and cooperation between the Commune of France and Socialist Republic of Italy. A high quality weapon with a firing rate of 600-700 rpm, the MAS 38 will give an edge to Italian soldiers fighting in urban or close quarters combat."
 SRI_infantry_equipment_3: "Fucile Armaguerra Mod. 39 Rifle"
 SRI_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Armaguerra Mod.39"
 SRI_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Fucile Armaguerra Mod.39 is an Italian semi-automatic rifle. Developed by Gino Revelli (the son of the famed Abiel Bethel Revelli, known for the Fiat-Revelli machine gun and Glisenti Model 1910 pistol), the weapon was built by the Società Anonima Revelli Armiguerra in Genoa. The weapon got its name from the Telegraphic Code of Company, Armaguerra. A weapon with important accuracy and reliability, the Armaguerra will help bring the revolution to a successful finish."
 SRI_support_weapons: "Fiat-Revelli Modello 1914 & Brandt Mortar"
 SRI_support_weapons_desc: "The Fiat-Revelli Modello 1914 is a weapon from the Weltkrieg and Civil War. A powerful machine gun, the weapon has been brought back into service due to a lack of Italian machine guns and the growing tensions on the Italian boot. The Brandt mortar is a relic from the Weltkrieg, a refinement of the British 'Stokes' trench mortar. A simple and effective weapon, the mortar can be dissembled into three parts and requires a crew of ten."
 SRI_support_weapons2: "Fiat-Revelli Modello 1936 & Brandt Mle 27/31"
 SRI_support_weapons2_desc: "The Fiat-Revelli Modello 1936 is a modified version of its 1914 predecessor. The Modello 1936 features a more conventional belt-feed and aircooling and a steady rate of fire of 600 rounds per minute."
 SRI_support_weapons3: "Chatelleraut FM Mle 24/29 & Brandt Mle 35/38"
 SRI_support_weapons3_desc: "The Chatelleraut FM Mle 24/29 is a machine gun of French origin that has been sent to Italian military service due to a lack of heavy weapons. While the Chatelleraut features a low fire rate, it is a robust and reliable weapon; well-liked by our troops for its consistency and weight. The Brandt Mle 35 is a 60mm mortar to be used by infantry companies for indirect fire. Simple and effective, it only requires a crew of five to operate."
 SRI_support_weapons4: "MAS AA-42 & Brandt Mle 1942"
 SRI_support_weapons4_desc: "Experience in the Second Weltkrieg has led to an interest in general purpose machine guns to serve a variety of tactical roles. With nearly double the rate of fire of the Chatelleraut, the AA-42 is a belt-fed monster that will mow down anything in its path. The Mle 42 is a considerable improvement over its predecessor, with an emphasis on a greater close quarters support weapon."
 SRI_infantry_at: "Canon de 75mm mle 1897 modifee 1933"
 SRI_infantry_at_desc: "The French field gun developed for anti personal usage has been placed into Italian service. While maintaing the shield and wheels of the original field gun, this variant has increased elevation and a 58 degree traverse."
 SRI_infantry_at2: "LRAC de 73mm Mle 1943"
 SRI_infantry_at2_desc: "An anti-tank rocket launcher, the LRAC can fire a 73mm high explosive antitank projectile capable of penetrating over 11 inches of rolled homogenous armour. With the lack of heavy Italian weapons, the LRAC is a weapon of French origin. The LRAC has a shield to protect the operator from the rocket's back blast."
 SRI_infantry_weapons2: "OVP 1938"
 SRI_infantry_weapons2_desc: "The OVP 1938 is a submachine gun of Italian origin. The weapon is one half of the Villar-Perosa submachine gun. The gun features a delayed blowback and selective fire while being able to dish out 900 rounds per minute making it an absolute butcher in close quarters."
 SRI_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "MAS-36 LG39"
 SRI_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "As part of the Franco-Italian cooperation, the SRI has access to the latest weapons from the Commune of France. This variant of the MAS-36 comes equipped with a folding hollow aluminium stock and strengthened barrel. It can also be used for grenade launching purposes as it comes with a 48mm grenade launcher."
 SRI_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "CEAM Modele 1944"
 SRI_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "An assualt rifle of French origin, the CEAM Modele 1944 is the latest weapon to emerge from the arms factories of the Commune of France. Copied from German designs, the use of such an advanced weapon gives the SRI an unprecedented advantage over its rivals on the peninsula."

#Motorised

 SRI_motorized_equipment_1: "Fiat-SPA 38R"
 SRI_mechanized_equipment_1: "Autotrasporto Blindato Fiat 665 NM"
 SRI_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Fiat 665 NM"
 SRI_mechanized_equipment_2: "Fiat-SPA Autoprotetto S37"
 SRI_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Fiat-SPA S37"
 SRI_mechanized_equipment_3: "SPA Dovunque 35 Protetto"
 SRI_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "SPA 35"

#Armoured Car
 SRI_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Fiat AB611"
 SRI_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "AB611"
 SRI_armored_car_equipment_1: "Fiat AB40"
 SRI_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "AB40"
 SRI_armored_car_equipment_2: "Viberti AS.42"
 SRI_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "AS.42"
 SRI_armored_car_at_equipment: "Viberti AS.42 47/32"
 SRI_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "AS.42 47/32"

#Artillery

 SRI_artillery_equipment_1: "Cannone da 75/27 modello 06"
 SRI_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Cannone da 75/27"
 SRI_artillery_equipment_2: "Cannone da 149/40 modello 35"
 SRI_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Cannone da 149/40"
 SRI_artillery_equipment_3: "Obice da 210/22 modello 35"
 SRI_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Obice da 210/22"

 SRI_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Cannone da 47/32"
 SRI_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Cannone da 47/32"
 SRI_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Cannone da 75/46"
 SRI_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "Cannone da 75/46"
 SRI_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Cannone da 90/65"
 SRI_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "Cannone da 90/65"

 SRI_anti_air_equipment_1: "Breda Modello 35"
 SRI_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Breda Modello 35"
 SRI_anti_air_equipment_2: "Cannone-Mitragliera da 37/54"
 SRI_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "Cannone da 37/54"
 SRI_anti_air_equipment_3: "Cannone da 90/53"
 SRI_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "Cannone da 90/53"

 SRI_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Lanciarazzi da 100/16"
 SRI_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Lanciarazzi da 100/16"
 SRI_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Lanciarazzi da 210/16"
 SRI_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Lanciarazzi da 210/16"

#Railway
 SRI_train_equipment_1: "FS Gruppo 625"
 SRI_train_equipment_1_short: "FS Gr. 625"
 SRI_train_equipment_1_desc: "Designed in two batches by the Adriatic Railways in 1903 and the National Railways in 1909, the 625 Group are 'Mogul' class multirole engines built in Germany before the Great War. These engines were equipped with the 'Italian Bogie', a special frontal bogie designed to run on low radius bends on older lines, as well as the Caprotti valve gear. With the Northwestern lines and the Porrettana line between Bologna and Florence being rapidly electrified in the three-phase AC system, the 625 Group was dispatched to Turin to service the remaining lines, where it remained after the war, remaining in our hands."
 SRI_train_equipment_2: "FS Gruppo 623"
 SRI_train_equipment_2_short: "FS Gr. 623"
 SRI_train_equipment_2_desc: "An evolution of the 625 Group designed with the scarcity of resources such as coal in mind, the 623 Group is equipped with the new Franco-Crosti boiler and various other improvements. More powerful than their predecessors and cheaper to operate, the higher axle load is not a problem on these relatively small engines, allowing them to operate in all but the least mantained lines. However, they remain less powerful than other locomotives, requiring multiple engines to haul the heaviest trains."
# SRI_train_equipment_3: ""
# SRI_train_equipment_3_short: ""
# SRI_train_equipment_3_desc: ""
# SRI_railway_gun_equipment_1: ""
# SRI_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: ""
# SRI_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: ""

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### Sudan ###
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### Land ###
 SUD_infantry_equipment_0: "Short Model Lee-Enfield Mk I"
 SUD_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk 1"
 SUD_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser 98b"
 SUD_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser 98b"

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### Suriname ###
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### Land ###
 SUR_infantry_equipment_0: "Mannlicher Geweer M.95"
 SUR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mannlicher M95"
 SUR_infantry_equipment_1: "Karabijn No.5 M.95"
 SUR_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Karabijn M95"
 SUR_infantry_equipment_2: "Johnson Automatisch Geweer M1941"
 SUR_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Johnson M1941"
 SUR_infantry_equipment_3: "Automatisch Geweer M44"
 SUR_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Automatisch Geweer M44"

 SUR_anti_air_equipment_1: "2cm Stuk M.28 Oerlikon"
 SUR_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "2cm Stuk M.28"
 SUR_anti_air_equipment_2: "4cm Stuk M.36 Bofors"
 SUR_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "4cm Stuk M.36"
 SUR_anti_air_equipment_3: "4cm Stuk M.43 Bofors"
 SUR_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "4cm Stuk M.43"

 SUR_anti_tank_equipment_1: "4,7cm Stuk M.36 Böhler"
 SUR_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "4,7cm Stuk M.36"
 SUR_anti_tank_equipment_2: "5,7cm Stuk M.43 Bofors"
 SUR_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "5,7cm Stuk M.43"
 SUR_anti_tank_equipment_3: "7,5cm Stuk M.43 Bofors"
 SUR_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "7,5cm Stuk M.43"

 SUR_artillery_equipment_1: "7,5 cm Siderius Model 02/04"
 SUR_artillery_equipment_1_short: "7,5 cm M 02/04"
 SUR_artillery_equipment_2: "10,5cm Houwitser M.40 Bofors"
 SUR_artillery_equipment_2_short: "10,5cm Houwitser M.40"
 SUR_artillery_equipment_3: "10,5cm Houwitser M.39 Bofors"
 SUR_artillery_equipment_3_short: "10,5cm Houwitser M.39"

 SUR_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "12,7cm Raket M.41"
 SUR_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "12,7cm Raket M.41"
 SUR_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "12,7cm Raket M.42"
 SUR_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "12,7cm Raket M.42"
 SUR_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "12,7cm Raket M.43"
 SUR_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "12,7cm Raket M.43"

 SUR_motorized_equipment_1: "DAF Trado"
 SUR_motorized_equipment_1_short: "DAF Trado"
 SUR_motorized_equipment_1_desc: "The Trado suspension system was a considerable commercial success and applied to many existing and new civilian and military truck types. It consisted of a leaf-springed bogie with two actuated road wheels that could be easily attached to, driven by and rotate on the back axis of any commercial truck, thus adding a "walking beam" to the vehicle that significantly improved its cross-country performance."
 SUR_mechanized_equipment_1: "Braat Overvalwagen"
 SUR_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Overvalwagen"
 SUR_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "Designed in 1940 and based on a Chevrolet COE (Cab Over Chassis) truck. In order to deflect or stop small arms fire, the sloped hull was 20 mm thick at the front glacis and 12 mm thick at the sides and rear. The main cab counted one driver armoured hinged panel and a side vision slit, while the commander position received a three-faced casemate housing an air-cooled cal.30 (7.62 mm) Browning machine gun or a liquid-cooled .303 (7.7 mm) Vickers and a rear hatch."
 SUR_mechanized_equipment_2: "Pantserwagen M.42"
 SUR_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Psw. M.42"
 SUR_mechanized_equipment_3: "Pantserwagen M.44"
 SUR_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Psw. M.44"

 SUR_gw_tank_equipment: "Carden Loyd Mk VI"
 SUR_gw_tank_equipment_short: "V-CL Mk VI"
 SUR_gw_tank_equipment_desc: "The Royal Dutch Army had only a handful of either obsolete or worn-out armoured cars, twelve excellent DAF M39 six-wheeled armoured trucks, and five Carden Loyd Mark VI tankettes, named Lynx, Poema, Jaguar, Panter, and Luipaard."
 SUR_light_tank_equipment_1: "DAF M39 Pantserwagen"
 SUR_light_tank_equipment_1_short: "DAF M39"
 SUR_light_tank_equipment_1_desc: "For its time the DAF M39 was a modern design with an all-welded monocoque construction of the hull and extensive use of sloped armour. The turret, fitted with a relatively powerful 37 mm cannon, was produced in Sweden by Landsverk. The type was lightly armoured and relatively fast, with a good cross-country capability."
 SUR_light_tank_equipment_2: "CTMS-1TB1"
 SUR_light_tank_equipment_2_short: "CTMS-1TB1"
 SUR_light_tank_equipment_2_desc: "The CTMS-1TB1 project was started by Marmon-Herrington to produce a three-man light tank for the Dutch Army. It was armed with a 37 mm automatic cannon and coaxial M1919 machine gun. They originally meant to send 600 of them to the Dutch East Indies. However, the campaign ended too early for prototypes to be sent."
 SUR_light_tank_equipment_3: "MTLS-1G14"
 SUR_light_tank_equipment_3_short: "MTLS-1G14"
 SUR_light_tank_equipment_3_desc: "The MTLS-1G14 project was started at the same time as the CTMS-1TB1 to produce a four-man medium tank for the Dutch Army. It was armed with two 37 mm automatic cannons. It also was equipped with five M1919 machine guns, three of which were mounted on the hull, one mounted coaxially, and one mounted on the top of the turret. The armour was bolted and measured between 13-38 mm."
 SUR_light_tank_aa_equipment_3: "Braat AA"
 SUR_light_tank_aa_equipment_3_short: "Braat AA"
 SUR_light_tank_aa_equipment_3_desc: "An anti-air cannon mounted on the chassis of a Braat Overvalwagen."

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### Slovakia ###
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### Land ###
 SLO_infantry_equipment_0: "Karabina vzor 1895/30"
 SLO_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mannlicher vz. 95/30"
 SLO_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mannlicher Karabina vzor 1895/1930 (German: Infanterie Repetier-Gewehr M.95) was the service rifle of the Austro-Hungarian armed forces during the Weltkrieg. Designed by Ferdinand von Mannlicher, it used a straight-pull bolt-action for increased rate-of-fire compared to its contemporaries, giving it the nickname Ruck-Zuck (German slang for \"back and forth\") by Austrian troops and \"Ta-Pum\" by the Italians on the receiving end. The Italian song \"Ta pum!\" from the Weltkrieg refers to this rifle. Later after the war, most rifles were converted into the carbine configuration."
 SLO_infantry_equipment_1: "Karabina vzor 1935"
 SLO_infantry_equipment_1_short: "FÉG vz. 35"
 SLO_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Weltkrieg made the M.95's deficiencies all-too obvious, especially its relatively underpowered round-nose cartridge and the required maintenance for the straight-pull action. Steyr developed the 8x56mm \"Spitzer\" cartridge that would serve as the basis to a new generation of weapons and push the M.95 to its full potential. In the 1935 Rifle Trial, the Hungarian FÉG design based on the Mannlicher-Schönauer's excellent turn-bolt-action won out and was adopted."
 SLO_infantry_equipment_2: "Kulometná pistole vzor 1939"
 SLO_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Danuvia vz. 39"
 SLO_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by Pál Király, this \"heavy\" submachine gun used specially-loaded 9x25mm ammunition in a folding magazine for transport and storage. This made it very potent and reliable compared to its contemporaries, making it reminiscent of later assault rifle designs."
 SLO_infantry_equipment_3: "Kulometná karabina vzor 1942"
 SLO_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Zbrojovka Brno vz. 42"
 SLO_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "As it became clear that engagement distances had significantly shortened since the Weltkrieg, the Monarchy became interested in developing an intermediate cartridge and the \"machine-carbine\" idea. The Koucký brothers at Zbrojovka Brno presented their ZK 412 design using the 8x35mm \"Rapid\" cartridge with similar performance to the German 8x33mm Kurz."
 SLO_infantry_weapons2: "Kulometná pistole vzor 1934"
 SLO_infantry_weapons2_short: "Steyr-Solothurn vz. 34"
 SLO_infantry_weapons2_desc: "While a German design by Louis Stange, the  MP 34 was mainly produced by Steyr and was adopted by the Austro-Hungarian Army. As common with early submachine guns, this design was heavy, expensive, but reliable, with a horizontal magazine using the potent 9x25mm Mauser cartridge."
 SLO_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Kulometná pistole vzor 38"
 SLO_improved_infantry_weapons_2_short: "Zbrojovka Brno vz. 38"
 SLO_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "Seeing the need for a submachine-gun using the standard pistol cartridge of the Army, the Monarchy would adopt the ZK 383, designed by brothers Josef and František Koucký at Zbrojovka Brno, as the MP 38. Using a horizontal magazine like the MP 34, the ZK 383 is known for having a light bipod, allowing it to be used as a substitute squad automatic weapon. Later models were heavily simplified for cheaper and faster production, along with a vertical foldable magazine like the Danuvia SMGs."
 SLO_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Kulometná pistole vzor 1943"
 SLO_advanced_infantry_weapons2_short: "Danuvia vz. 43"
 SLO_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "While the Danuvia 39M proved successful, its folding magazine was not enough to compensate for its bulky design for vehicle crewmen. The 43M redesign with a folding metal stock and a new, more reliable foldable magazine design allowed it to be much more compact during transport or storage, without sacrificing firepower."

 SLO_infantry_at: "Protipancéřová puška vzor 38"
 SLO_infantry_at2: "Protipancéřová Raketomet vzor 42"
 SLO_support_weapons: "TK vz. 07/12 & Minomet vz. 14"
 SLO_support_weapons2: "LK vz. 26 & Minomet vz. 33"
 SLO_support_weapons3: "LK vz. 30 & Minomet vz. 36"
 SLO_support_weapons4: "LK vz. 45 & Minomet vz. 43"

 SLO_motorized_equipment_1: "Steyr 640"
 SLO_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Krupp Protze w/ vzor 44 'Palcátomet'"
 SLO_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Krupp Protze w/ v.44"
 SLO_mechanized_equipment_1: "Saurer obrněné transportéry vzor 38/40"
 SLO_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "OT vz. 38/40"
 SLO_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The need for an armoured transport for mechanised infantry led to the conversion of several different vehicles to fill the role. The Saurer R77 artillery tractor was one of the first of such conversions and was relatively simple: An armoured \"box\" was added to the chasis that protected the driver and personnel inside. The deployment of these conversions helped cement the concept of armoured transports in Austrian doctrine."
 SLO_mechanized_equipment_2: "Weiss Manfréd obrněné transportéry vzor 39/42"
 SLO_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "OT vz. 39/42"
 SLO_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "In 1942, the Hungarian company Weiss Manfréd began to convert the obsolete Nimród SPAT/SPAA vehicles into APCs and armoured ambulances nicknamed Lehel by the Hungarians. They proved to be superior to the TPz38/40 in every way with stronger armour and a better engine."
 SLO_mechanized_equipment_3: "Škoda-MÁVAG obrněné transportéry vzor 40/44"
 SLO_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "OT vz. 40/44"
 SLO_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "When Austria phased out the M.40 tank for the M.42, the former were converted. One of those conversions were an APC similar to the Lehel, with the turret removed and hull interior rearranged to accommodate a squad of Panzerinfanterie."

#Armoured Car
 SLO_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Škoda PA-II"
 SLO_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Škoda PA-II"

 SLO_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Raketomet vzor 44 'Palcátomet'"
 SLO_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Palcátomet"
 #SLO_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: ""

 SLO_artillery_equipment_1: "Škoda 8 cm kanon vzor 30"
 SLO_artillery_equipment_1_short: "8 cm kanon vz. 30"
 #SLO_artillery_equipment_1_desc: ""
 SLO_artillery_equipment_2: "Škoda 10.5 cm hruby kanon vzor 35"
 SLO_artillery_equipment_2_short: "10.5 cm kanon vz. 35"
 #SLO_artillery_equipment_2_desc: ""
 SLO_artillery_equipment_3: "Škoda 15 cm hrubá houfnice vzor 37"
 SLO_artillery_equipment_3_short: "15 cm houfnice vz. 37"
 #SLO_artillery_equipment_3_desc: ""

 SLO_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Böhler 4.7 cm kanón proti útočné vozbě vzor 35"
 SLO_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "4.7 cm KPÚV vz. 35"
 #SLO_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: ""
 SLO_anti_tank_equipment_2: "MÁVAG 7.5 cm kanón proti útočné vozbě vzor 41"
 SLO_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "7.5 cm KPÚV vz. 41"
 #SLO_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: ""
 SLO_anti_tank_equipment_3: "MÁVAG 8 cm kanón proti útočné vozbě vzor 29/44"
 SLO_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "8 cm KPÚV vz. 44"
 #SLO_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: ""

 SLO_anti_air_equipment_1: "Oerlikon 2 cm kanón protiletadlové vzor 37"
 SLO_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "KPL vz. 37"
 #SLO_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""
 SLO_anti_air_equipment_2: "MÁVAG 8 cm kanón protiletadlové vzor 29"
 SLO_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "KPL vz. 29"
 #SLO_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""
 SLO_anti_air_equipment_3: "Škoda 9 cm kanón protiletadlové vzor 39"
 SLO_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "KPL vz. 39"
 #SLO_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""

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### Sweden ###
###

### Land ###

 SWE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "S I"
 SWE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "S II"
 SWE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "S III"
 SWE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "S IV"
 SWE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "S V"
 SWE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "S VI"
 SWE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "S VII"
 SWE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "S VIII"
 SWE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "S IX"
 SWE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "S X"
 SWE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "S XI"
 SWE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "S XII"
 SWE_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "S XIII"

#Infantry Equip

 SWE_infantry_equipment_0: "Mauser Gevär m/1896"
 SWE_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Gevär m/96"
 SWE_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser Gevär m/1938"
 SWE_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Gevär m/38"
 SWE_infantry_equipment_2: "Automatgevär Pelo"
 SWE_infantry_equipment_2_short: "AG Pelo"
 SWE_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Though his initial designs were deemed prohibitively expensive by the Finnish Army in the early 1930s, Carl Pelo's long-recoil semi-automatic rifle caught the attention of Finland's neighbour - Sweden. A team of skilled Swedish arms designers ultimately managed to reduce the production costs of the rifle, and it was ultimately adopted by the Swedes despite still being quite complex."
 SWE_infantry_equipment_3: "Carl Ljungman Automatgevär m/1942"
 SWE_infantry_equipment_3_short: "AG m/42"
 SWE_infantry_at: "Pansarvärnsgevär m/38"
 SWE_infantry_at2: "Carl Gustav Pvg m/42"
 SWE_support_weapons: "Schwarzlose Ksp m/14 & 6 cm Granatkastare m/18"
 SWE_support_weapons2: "Browning Ksp m/36 & 4,7 cm Granatkastare m/40"
 SWE_support_weapons3: "SAV Ksp m/40 & 8 cm Granatkastare m/29"
 SWE_support_weapons4: "Browning Ksp m/42 & 12 cm Granatkastare m/41"

#Motorised

 SWE_motorized_equipment_1: "Scania-Vabis 335"
 SWE_mechanized_equipment_1: "Volvo TVB"
 SWE_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Volvo TVB"
 SWE_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The Volvo TVB is an enlarged copy of the German Sd.Kfz. 10."
 SWE_mechanized_equipment_2: "Terrängbil m/42 KP"
 SWE_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "KP-bil m/42"
 SWE_mechanized_equipment_3: "Pansarbandvagn m/44"
 SWE_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Pbv m/44"

#Amphibious
 SWE_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper"
 SWE_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "LWS"
 SWE_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper II"
 SWE_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "LWS II"

#Armoured Car
 SWE_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Landsverk L180"
 SWE_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "L180"
 SWE_armored_car_equipment_1: "Pansarbil m/39 'Lynx'"
 SWE_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Lynx"
 SWE_armored_car_equipment_2: "Pansarbil m/48"
 SWE_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Pbil m/48"
 SWE_armored_car_at_equipment: "UDES 31"
 SWE_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "UDES 31"

#Artillery

 SWE_artillery_equipment_1: "10,5 cm kanon m/34"
 SWE_artillery_equipment_1_short: "10.5 cm m/34"
 SWE_artillery_equipment_2: "10,5 cm Haubits m/40"
 SWE_artillery_equipment_3: "12 cm Haubits m/14"

 SWE_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Bofors 37mm pansarvärnskanon"
 SWE_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Bofors 37mm"
 SWE_anti_tank_equipment_2: "57mm pansarvärnskanon"
 SWE_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "57mm pvkan."
 SWE_anti_tank_equipment_3: "75mm pansarvärnskanon m/43"
 SWE_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "75mm pvkan m/43"

 SWE_anti_air_equipment_1: "8mm Luftvärnskulspruta m/36"
 SWE_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "8mm Lvksp m/36"
 SWE_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: "From what we saw during the Weltkrieg, automatic fire is the bane of aircraft. A double mount of heavy machineguns chambered in 8x63mm will provide some decent anti-air capabilities for the time being."
 SWE_anti_air_equipment_2: "Bofors 20mm Automatkanon"
 SWE_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "20mm Lvakan m/40"
 SWE_anti_air_equipment_2_desc: "Instead of a machinegun, a dedicated anti-air cannon will serve our forces much good. The invention of a mobile small-calibre cannon that fires explosive shells will come in handy when we have to swat enemy flies out of the sky."
 SWE_anti_air_equipment_3: "Bofors 40mm Automatkanon"
 SWE_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "40mm Lvakan m/48"
 SWE_anti_air_equipment_3_desc: "Death from above is becoming an increasingly common way to describe air strikes, but in this case death also comes from below. A 40mm cannon will not only do devastating damage against all aircraft, but can also be turned to decimate ground forces."

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### Switzerland ###
###

### Land ###
 SWI_infantry_equipment_0: "Schmidt-Rubin Modell 1911"
 SWI_infantry_equipment_0_short: "M-1911"
 SWI_infantry_equipment_1: "Karabiner Modell 1931"
 SWI_infantry_equipment_1_short: "K-31"
 SWI_infantry_equipment_2: "Automatkarabiner Modell 1933/38"
 SWI_infantry_equipment_2_short: "AK-38"
 SWI_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Modèle 1943"
 SWI_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"
 SWI_infantry_at: "Tankbüchse S-18/1000"
 SWI_support_weapons: "MG 11 & Stokes mortar"
 SWI_support_weapons2: "MG 11/34 & 81mm Mw33"
 SWI_support_weapons3: "Solothurn S2-200 & 81mm Mw33/38"

 SWI_motorized_equipment_1: "Steyr 640"

 SWI_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Landsverk L180"
 SWI_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "L180"

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### Syria ###
###

### Land ###
 SYR_infantry_equipment_0: "Bunduqiat Almsha Namudhaj 1898"
 SYR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser B98"
 SYR_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Mauser G98 was the main service rifle of the Ottoman Army during the Weltkrieg. The Ottoman M1903, chambered in 7.65mm, was the most common variant of Mauser in use. Pronounced 'Mavzer' by the Ottomans, this iconic rifle achieved great fame and became deeply ingrained in the Turkish subconscious.\n'One side of me withered from sorrows / the other from a Mavzer wound'. Freed from Ottoman control, the Palestinian army possess a large number of these rifles."
 SYR_infantry_equipment_1: "Albunduqiat Al'iimbiraturia Namudhaj 1355"
 SYR_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Kırıkkale B55"
 SYR_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Kırıkkale T55 was the name given to the Ottoman modification of Mauser Gewehr 98. Starting in 1933, the Ottoman Empire updated their old rifles to a common configuration known as the Model of 1936 and all in 8x57 Mauser cartridge. The standardisation of all Mausers in Ottoman inventory helped ease the logistical nightmare of having to supply 4 different types of rifle ammunition to all units."
 SYR_infantry_equipment_2: "Bunduqiat Rashshash Namudhaj 1359"
 SYR_infantry_equipment_2_short: "BRa 59"
 SYR_infantry_equipment_3: "Bunduqiat nsf Alia Namudhaj 1363"
 SYR_infantry_equipment_3_short: "BnA 63"

#Motorised

 SYR_motorized_equipment_1: "Opel Alsayarat Saeiqa"
 SYR_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Alsayarat Saeiqa"
 SYR_mechanized_equipment_1: "Jarar Shahinat Namudhaj 1359"
 SYR_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Jarar Shaninat n.59"
 SYR_mechanized_equipment_2: "Markabat nsf Mujnzirat Namudhaj 1361"
 SYR_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "MnM n.61"
 SYR_mechanized_equipment_3: "Alnaql Almudarae Namudhaj 1363"
 SYR_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "AA n.63"

#Armoured Car
 SYR_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Sayarat Musafahat Khafifat Namudhaj 1350"
 SYR_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "SMfKh n.50"
 SYR_armored_car_equipment_1: "Sayarat Mutawasita Khafifa Namudhaj 1355"
 SYR_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "SMwKh n.55"
 SYR_armored_car_equipment_2: "Sayarat Musafahat Khafifa Namudhaj 1361"
 SYR_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "SMfKh n.61"
 SYR_armored_car_at_equipment: "Sayarat Musafahat Khafifa Namudhaj 1363"
 SYR_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "SMfKh n.63"

#Artillery

 SYR_artillery_equipment_1: "10.5 cm Hawtzr Majal Aldaw Namudhaj 1349"
 SYR_artillery_equipment_1_short: "10.5 cm Hawtzr n.49"
 SYR_artillery_equipment_2: "10.5 cm Madfae Almajal Althaqil Namudhaj 1355"
 SYR_artillery_equipment_2_short: "10.5 cm Madfae n.55"
 SYR_artillery_equipment_3: "15 cm Hawtzr Almajal Althaqil Namudhaj 1357"
 SYR_artillery_equipment_3_short: "15 cm Hawtzr n.57"

 SYR_anti_tank_equipment_1: "2 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Dabbabat Namudhaj 1349"
 SYR_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "2 cm Madfae n.49"
 SYR_anti_tank_equipment_2: "8 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Dabbabat Namudhaj 1358"
 SYR_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "8 cm Madfae n.58"
 SYR_anti_tank_equipment_3: "9 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Dabbabat Namudhaj 1361"
 SYR_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "9 cm Madfae n.61"

 SYR_anti_air_equipment_1: "3.7 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Hawa' Namudhaj 1356"
 SYR_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "3.7 cm Madfae n.56"
 SYR_anti_air_equipment_2: "7.5 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Hawa' Namudhaj 1360"
 SYR_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "7.5 cm Madfae n.60"
 SYR_anti_air_equipment_3: "8 cm Madfae Mudadun Lil Hawa' Namudhaj 1364"
 SYR_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "8 cm Madfae n.64"

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### Sichuan Clique ###
###

### Land ###
 # Essentially the Gewehr98 with Dadao lol, OTL produced by Gongxian arsernal in Sichuan until 1935:
 SZC_infantry_equipment_0: "SMB M1907 Chinese Mauser"
 SZC_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMB M1907"
 SZC_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Originally produced as the Guangxu Type 33 during the Imperial rule as a close copy of the German Mauser Model 1904 with a special 6.8×57mm cartridge, but were later rechambered to the standard 7.92×57mm Mauser by 1915. While collectively inferior to newer rifles despite improvements, and often poorly maintained, the weapon is known to be rugged and reliable if unwieldy.\n\nThis variety is mainly produced at the Sichuan Machine Bureau, though equipment shortages and personal preference often see it used alongside non-standard weapons such as the Dadao."
 SZC_infantry_equipment_1: "Sichuan Type 27"
 SZC_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Sichuan Type 27"
 SZC_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Originally called the 'Xuantong Type 27', this rifle was put into Qing service in 1935 through German assistance after the Restoration. The weapon is functionally a near copy of the German Mauser M1924, and a considerable improvement over the much older Type 88 in terms of weight and recoil.\n\nFirst produced at the Hanyang arsenal with German tools, manufacturing methods have already spread to Chengdu, though it may not fully replace its predecessors for some time."
 #Intentionally misspelt Thompson:
 SZC_infantry_equipment_2: "$SHX_infantry_equipment_2$"
 SZC_infantry_equipment_2_short: "$SHX_infantry_equipment_2_short$"
 SZC_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Many Model 1921 Thompsons were imported into China during the 1920s, despite the USA being a leading adherent to an international embargo on the export of military weapons to that country. Copies were subsequently produced by at least three provincial arsenals. The Sichuan-made copies were stamped with the word 'Thampson' in misspelt recognition of the original designer and chambered to .45 ACP, resulting in ammunition shortage at one point due to its popularity."
 SZC_infantry_equipment_3: "Sichuan Xinhai Type 33"
 SZC_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Sichuan Type 33"
 SZC_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Type 33 is a semi-automatic rifle based on the General Liu rifle from 1914. While appearing similar, the Type 33 is shorter, has the rear of the receiver covered, and the gas-trap system replaced by a simple gas port. The new rifle is also no longer able to switch to manual action and uses magazines from the Bohemian ZH-29 rifle and ZB-26 light machine gun."
 SZC_support_weapons: "Sichuan Schwartzlose Type68 6.8mm MG & Daxian Arsenal made 82.5mm mortar"
 SZC_support_weapons2: "Sichuan Neuhausen KE7 & Sichuan Xuantong Type 23 82mm mortar"
 SZC_support_weapons3: "Xuantong Type 27 heavy machine gun & Sichuan Xuantong Type 34 60mm mortar"

 SZC_artillery_equipment_1: "75mm Hanyang Xinhai Type 10 Field Gun"
 SZC_artillery_equipment_1_short: "75mm Hanyang Type 10"
 SZC_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "As the most produced artillery during the Beiyang era, this artillery entered service in many armies across China.\n\nFollowing the Qing restoration, the new government announced that it would be renamed the 'Xuantong Type 13', but republican forces still refer to it as the 'Xinhai Type 10'."

 SZC_motorized_equipment_1: "GMC 1931"
 SZC_motorized_equipment_1_short: "GMC 1931"

 SZC_fighter_equipment_0: "Junkers K-53"
 SZC_fighter_equipment_0_short: "K-53"

 SZC_tac_bomber_equipment_0: "Fairchild KR-34CA"
 SZC_tac_bomber_equipment_0_short: "KR-34CA"

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### Kumul Khanate ###
###

### Land ###
 KUM_infantry_equipment_0: "Hanyang Type 88"
 KUM_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Hanyang Type 88"
 KUM_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Originally a product of late Guangxu era 'Self Strengthening' efforts, the Type 88 was designed as a close copy of the German Gewehr 88 with export modifications. While collectively inferior to newer rifles despite improvements, and often poorly maintained, the weapon is known to be rugged and reliable if unwieldy.\n\nThis variety is mainly produced at the Xining Arsenal in Qinghai, though equipment shortages and personal preference often see it used alongside non-standard weapons such as the Dadao."
 KUM_infantry_equipment_1: "Vintovka Mosina 1891 obr.1891/1930"
 KUM_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mosina 1891/1930"
 KUM_infantry_equipment_2: "PPSh-41"
 KUM_infantry_equipment_2_short: "PPSh-41"
 KUM_infantry_equipment_3: "Hanyang Xuantong Type 35"
 KUM_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Hanyang Type 35"
 KUM_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Type 35 is a semi-automatic rifle based on the General Liu rifle from 1914. While appearing similar, the Type 35 is shorter, has the rear of the receiver covered, and the gas-trap system replaced by a simple gas port. The new rifle is also no longer able to switch to manual action and uses magazines from the Bohemian ZH-29 rifle and ZB-26 light machine gun."

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### Union State ###
###

### Land ###

 TEX_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "A1"
 TEX_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "A2"
 TEX_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "A3"
 TEX_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "A4"
 TEX_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "A5"
 TEX_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "A6"
 TEX_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "A7"
 TEX_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "A8"
 TEX_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "A9"
 TEX_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "A9A1"
 TEX_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "A9A2"
 TEX_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "A9A3"
 TEX_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "A9A4"

#Infantry Equip

 TEX_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle, Calibre .30-06, Model 1903"
 TEX_infantry_equipment_0_short: "M1903 Springfield"
 TEX_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Model 1903 was developed at Springfield Arsenal when, following the Spanish-American war, the United States deemed the Krag-Jørgensen rifle inadequate on account of its weak action; at its core, the 1903 was an attempt to combine beneficial features of both the Krag and captureds Spanish Mausers. Beginning just before the Weltkrieg, the rifle was gradually adopted along with the .30-06 cartridge, a process that would take several years."
 TEX_infantry_equipment_1: "Rifle, Calibre .30-06, Model 1903A1, Special Target"
 TEX_infantry_equipment_1_short: "M1903A1 Springfield"
 TEX_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The M1903A1 Springfield was adopted by the US Army in 1929 as the 'U.S. Rifle, Calibre .30-06, M1903A1'. It incorporated a pistol-grip, chequered buttplate, serrated trigger, and several smaller improvements into the original 1903 design. "
 #Colt M1929:
 TEX_infantry_equipment_2: "Rifle, Calibre .30-06, Model 1937"
 TEX_infantry_equipment_2_short: "M1937 Colt"
 TEX_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "With start of the Civil War, the new Army Department of the U.S. published a request for semi-automatic rifle designs. The Colt company submitted a .276 calibre rifle to the ensuing trials in 1938. The Colt M1937, the latest in a line of guns stemming from a design by J. E. Browning (half brother of John Moses Browning), is a gas-operated design using 108 parts. The M1937 was accepted in service in the end of 1938, after modification at the request of the Ordnance Department from .276 to .30-06 calibre."
 #M1 carbine, basically:
 TEX_infantry_equipment_3: "Carbine, Calibre .30, Model 1942"
 TEX_infantry_equipment_3_short: "M1942 Carbine"
 TEX_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "In 1940, the Ordnance Department put out a request for a new 'light rifle' or carbine, though the exact requirements for the weapon were not finalised until 1941. Colt did not submit a true carbine design, as it was otherwise pre-occupied, but with the death of J. E. Browning, they put contractor David Marshall Williams, who had begun work on a short-stroke gas piston design, on the project. Williams incorporated his short-stroke piston into an existing Colt prototype and shortened it in line with the requirements of the Ordnance department. The new rifle would eventually be accepted into service."
 TEX_infantry_weapons2: "Submachine Gun, Calibre .45, Model 1928A1, Thompson"
 TEX_infantry_weapons2_short: "M1928A Thompson"
 #M2 Hyde:
 TEX_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Submachine gun, Calibre .45, Model 1935A2, Hyde"
 TEX_improved_infantry_weapons_2_short: "M1935A2 Hyde"
 #1946 but with funding+ACW probably possible earlier:
 TEX_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Automatic Rifle, Calibre .30-06, Model 1944, Sieg"
 TEX_advanced_infantry_weapons2_short: "M1944 Sieg"
 #Williams Anti-tank rifle:
 TEX_infantry_at: "Anti-Tank Rifle, Calibre .50, Model 1942"
 TEX_infantry_at_short: "M1942 Anti-Tank Rifle"
 TEX_infantry_at_desc: "The M1942 Anti-Tank Rifle was developed by David Marshall Williams at the request of the Union State Army. Though the development process began soon after the war's outbreak, development took several years and was fraught with delays. The Williams Anti-Tank Rifle was finally adopted by the Army in 1942."
 #M18 Recoilless Rifle:
 TEX_infantry_at2: "Recoilless Rifle, 2.2 inch, Model 1942"
 TEX_infantry_at2_short: "M1942 Recoilless Rifle"
 TEX_infantry_at2_desc: "The M1942 Recoilless Rifle is a shoulder-fired anti-materiel weapon developed by the two engineers 'Kroger' and 'Musser' as part of a U.S. Army Infantry Section freelance project. The M1942 was developed in response to rapid improvements in armour which greatly diminished the effectiveness of anti-tank rifles small enough to be man-portable. The M1942 Recoilless Rifle has an effective range of 400 yards, a maximum range of nearly 5,000 yards, and is more accurate compared with the old M1942 anti-tank rifle. It quickly was nicknamed 'pocket artillery' by the soldiers who used it."
 TEX_support_weapons: "MG, Cal. .30-06, M1919, Browning & Mortar, 3-inch, Stokes"
 TEX_support_weapons_short: "M1919 Browning MG & Stokes mortar"
 #8 cm Granatwerfer 34:
 TEX_support_weapons2: "MG, Cal. .50, M1933, Browning & Mortar, 3.2-inch, M34, GrW"
 TEX_support_weapons2_short: "M1933 Browning MG & M34 GrW Mortar"
 #Colt MG40 and M1 mortar:
 TEX_support_weapons3: "MG, Cal. .30-06, M1940, Colt & Mortar, 3.2-inch, M1935"
 TEX_support_weapons3_short: "M1940 Colt MG & M1935 mortar"
 #Colt Monitor R75A and M2 mortar:
 TEX_support_weapons4: "AR, Cal. .30-06, M1925A3, Colt & Mortar, 4.2-inch, M1940"
 TEX_support_weapons4_short: "M1925A3 CAR & M1940 mortar"
 #M1 sniperscope:
 TEX_night_vision: "Infrared Sniperscope, Model 1943"
 TEX_night_vision_short: "M1943 Sniperscope"
 TEX_night_vision_desc: "Developed specifically for the M1942A2 Auto-Carbine, which had special mountings on its receiver for various models of infra-red night-sighting devices, the M1943 Sniperscope is the first infrared sniperscope adopted for general use by the U.S. Army. While the M1943 has its flaws, like a poor range and an easily damaged Infrared emitter, the M1 still has tremendous value when used correctly."
 #M3 sniperscope:
 TEX_night_vision2: "Infrared Sniperscope, Model 1946"
 TEX_night_vision2_short: "M1946 Sniperscope"
 TEX_night_vision2_desc: "In response to the poor reception of the M1943 Sniperscope, the Sniperscope M1946 was adopted. With almost twice the effective range of the M1943, a more robust infrared light source, and the T23 flash hider, the M1946 is a vast improvement over its predecessor, though some soldiers complain of the light source bleeding into the visible spectrum and thus giving away their position."

#Motorised

 #fwd h-6 2 tons improved:
 TEX_motorized_equipment_1: "Ford Government, Large, Passenger, FWD"
 TEX_motorized_equipment_1_short: "GLPFWD"
 TEX_motorized_equipment_1_desc: "The GLPFWD, also known as the 'Jeelp', is a Ford modification of the H-6 truck developed by the FWD company in 1930. Development of the vehicle itself started prior to the American Civil War and continued under the supervision of the Union State Government. The H-6 was rebuilt on a 6x6 base and its capacity was increased to 2 1/2 tons by adapting lessons learned from the development of the ACKW truck by General Motors and the U.S. Army."
 #M5 tractor combined with M4:
 TEX_mechanized_equipment_1: "Tractor, High Speed, 13-ton, Model 1939A2, Carrier, Personnel"
 TEX_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "M1939A2 Tractor"
 TEX_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The M1939 Tractor was developed on the chassis of the M3 'Lee' tank. Requested by the Army in 1939, as an artillery prime mover, it was redesigned as a personnel carrier in 1940. The M1939A2 can carry 10 soldiers and mounts two Browning guns. With impressive rough-terrain performance and solid reliability, the M1939A2 is considered a capable High-Speed Tractor."
 #Experimental 6X6 Ford Artillery Tractor :
 TEX_mechanized_equipment_2: "Armoured Car, Carrier, Personnel, Model 1942"
 TEX_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "M1942 Carrier Car"
 TEX_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "In early 1942, the Army redesigned a Ford 6x4 truck for the personnel carrier role. The resulting vehicle, the M1942, is a low-silhouette, high-mobility, and lightly-armoured 6×6 vehicle capable of serving in a variety of roles. Possessing greater speed than its predecessor, the M1939 Tractor, the M1942 Car represents a large step forward in American carrier design."
 #T16 Diamond T half-track:
 TEX_mechanized_equipment_3: "Half-Track, Carrier, Personnel, Model 1943"
 TEX_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "M1943 Half-Track"
 TEX_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "The M1943 Half-Track was developed by Diamond T company on the basis of both the M1939 and a German design with a focus on parts interchangeability with commercial vehicle. Though lightly armoured, the resulting vehicle, the M1943, is particularly agile over rough terrain."
 #fwd h-6 2 tons improved to GCKW 353 standard:
 TEX_motorized_rocket_equipment: "Ford Government, Rocket Launcher, FWD"
 TEX_motorized_rocket_equipment_short: "GRLFWD"
 TEX_motorized_rocket_equipment_desc: "An FWD truck with a mounted M1941A6 rocket launcher, the GRLFWD is commonly known as the 'Girl'. While individual launchers are known to be a bit inaccurate, the volume of fire this design can output is impressive."
 TEX_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Ford Government, Rocket Launcher, FWD"
 TEX_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "GRLFWD"
 TEX_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_desc: "An FWD truck with a mounted M1941A6 rocket launcher, the GRLFWD is commonly known as the 'Girl'. While individual launchers are known to be a bit inaccurate, the volume of fire this design can output is impressive."

#Amphibious

 TEX_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Landing Vehicle, Tracked, Model M1940A1"
 TEX_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "M1940A1 Landing Vehicle"
 TEX_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The Landing Vehicle series of amphibious warfare vehicle were originally intended to serve solely as cargo carrier for ship to shore operations. They, of course, evolved into highly capable assault troop and fire support vehicles. Developed by Donald Roebling in 1935, the civilian rescue vehicle "Alligator" was later developed into the M1940, which lacked armour protection and was unreliable when used on hard terrain. The M1940A1 built upon the M1940, with that vehicles most glaring problems fixed."
 TEX_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Landing Vehicle, Tracked, Model 1943"
 TEX_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "M1943 Landing Vehicle"
 TEX_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "The M1943 improved upon the M1940A1 with greatly increased carrying capacity, albeit at the expense of speed despite improvements to its engine. Unlike its predecessor, it also mounted either a heavy machine gun or a flame-thrower."

#Armoured Car
 TEX_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Scout Car, Model 1935"
 TEX_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "M1935 Scout Car"
 TEX_gw_armored_car_equipment_desc: "The M2 Scout Car is a lightly armoured, open topped, and machine gun armed four wheel drive vehicle developed for a reconnaissance role. A further development of the Scout Car concept, which was intended to replace cavalry in reconnaissance, the M2 Scout Car finished trials at the end of 1935, and amidst increasing tensions in the U.S. was accepted into Army service despite its flaws. In Union State service, the vehicle was known as the M1935."
 TEX_armored_car_equipment_1: "Scout Car, Model 1939"
 TEX_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "M1939 Scout Car"
 TEX_armored_car_equipment_1_desc: "The M1939 Scout Car is a development of the M1935 designed with experience gained during the Civil War in mind. The M1939 sports several small improves born of wartime experience, such as an armoured fender and front roller, and a more reliable engine. Although the Scout Car concept itself has received criticism for its focus on mobility over survivability, the M1939 was nonetheless accepted into service."
 #Greyhound:
 TEX_armored_car_equipment_2: "Armoured Car, Light, Model 1942"
 TEX_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "M1942 Armoured Car"
 TEX_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "The M1942 is a 6x6 armoured car produced by the Ford Motor Company. It was adopted as a reconnaissance anti-tank car, but its fast firing yet small 37-mm gun was found more suitable for an anti-infantry role The M1942's armour is thin, but is sufficient for its role."
 #Deerhound:
 TEX_armored_car_at_equipment: "Armoured Car, Model 1941A1"
 TEX_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "M1941A1 Armoured Car"
 TEX_armored_car_at_equipment_desc: "The M1941 Armoured Car was developed by the Ford Motor Company. It was one of two designs submitted to meet a 1941 Ordnance Department requirement for a medium armoured car. Heavier than M1942 and designed around a 57-mm gun the car was adopted as the Army's first true anti-tank car."

#Artillery

 #Actually A4, but A2 and A3 were produced in France in OTL:
 TEX_artillery_equipment_1: "Field Gun, 75-mm, Model 1897A2"
 TEX_artillery_equipment_1_short: "75-mm M1897A2 Gun"
 TEX_artillery_equipment_2: "Howitzer, Towed, 105-mm, Model 1939A1"
 TEX_artillery_equipment_2_short: "105-mm M1939A1 Howitzer"
 TEX_artillery_equipment_3: "Howitzer, Towed, 155-mm, Model 1941"
 TEX_artillery_equipment_3_short: "155-mm M1941 Howitzer"

 TEX_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Anti-Tank Gun, 37-mm, Model 1936"
 TEX_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "37-mm M1936 Gun"
 #German 7,5-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 40:
 TEX_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Anti-Tank Gun, 75-mm, Model 1940A1"
 TEX_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "75-mm M1940A1 Gun"
 TEX_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Anti-Tank Gun, 76-mm, Model 1941"
 TEX_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "76-mm M1941 Gun"

 TEX_anti_air_equipment_1: "Anti-Aircraft Gun, Automatic, 37-mm, Model 1936"
 TEX_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "37-mm M1936 Gun"
 #German 2-cm Flakvierling 38:
 TEX_anti_air_equipment_2: "Anti-Aircraft Gun, Automatic, 40-mm, Model 1935A3"
 TEX_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "40-mm M1935A3 Gun"
 TEX_anti_air_equipment_3: "Anti-Aircraft Gun, 90-mm, Model 1938A2"
 TEX_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "90-mm 1938A2 Gun"

 TEX_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Rocket Launcher, Single, 4.5-inch, Model 1941A1"
 TEX_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "M1941A1 Rocket Launcher"
 #T66:
 TEX_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Rocket Launcher, Multiple, 4.5-inch, Model 1943"
 TEX_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "M1943 Rocket Launcher"

### Railroad ###
 TEX_train_equipment_1: "Pennsylvania I1s Class"
 TEX_train_equipment_2: "USATC S160 Class"
 TEX_train_equipment_3: "ALCO FEF-3 'Living Legend' Class"
 TEX_railway_gun_equipment_1: "8-inch Mk. VI"
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### Tibet ###
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### Land ###
 TIB_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle No.1 Mk III"
 TIB_infantry_equipment_0_short: "No.1 Mk III"
 TIB_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "With the collapse of the British Raj, the steady trickle of British rifles and ammunition into the country became a deluge and in the span of a year, Tibetan small arms advanced perhaps over fifty years. Further, the influx of German ammunition into Tibet following the German intervention in China led to Tibet converting its SMLE rifles to 7.65×53mm Mauser. The equipment shortages and personal preference often see it used alongside non-standard weapons such as the Dpa'dam."
 TIB_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser Model 1898"
 TIB_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser 1898"
 TIB_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "In response to several commercially successful short rifles produced on the basis of the Mauser 1898 by competing arms manufacturers, the Mauser company developed its owned moderately shortened 1898 rifle. Two related patterns of this design were given the designation 'standard modell' by Mauser. Many small nations, including Tibet purchased these new guns in large quantities; the Tibetan variant is the older of the two and is chambered in 7.65×53mm Mauser.\nSoon after receiving the rifles, the Tibetan government converted several rifles to carbines, cannibalising older British rifles for material."

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### Ostafrika ###
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### Land ###
 TZN_infantry_equipment_0: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0$"
 TZN_infantry_equipment_0_short: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0_short$"
 TZN_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 TZN_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 TZN_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 TZN_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 TZN_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 TZN_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 TZN_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### Togoland ###
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### Land ###
 TOG_infantry_equipment_0: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0$"
 TOG_infantry_equipment_0_short: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0_short$"
 TOG_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 TOG_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 TOG_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 TOG_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 TOG_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 TOG_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 TOG_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### Trinidad ###
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 TRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "Mk I"
 TRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "Mk III"
 TRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "Mk II"
 TRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "Mk IV"
 TRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "Mk V"
 TRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "Mk VI"
 TRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "Mk VII"
 TRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "Mk VIII"
 TRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "Mk IX"
 TRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "Mk X"
 TRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "Mk XI"
 TRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "Mk XII"
 TRI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "Mk XIII"

### Land ###
 TRI_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle, Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield Mk III"
 TRI_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk III"
 TRI_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The venerable Lee-Enfield (SMLE) rifle that served the Empire throughout the Great War continues to be the standard arm of the Dominions following the Empire's collapse. Quantities of the SMLE rifle can be found in arsenal throughout the many Dominions. With rifle production seriously disrupted with the loss of the arms factories of England, the Dominions have turned to the old reliable three-oh-three as their standard weapon of choice until suitable replacements are created or purchased."
 TRI_infantry_equipment_1: "SMLE Mk V"
 TRI_infantry_equipment_1_short: "SMLE Mk V"
 TRI_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "After the fall of the Home Isles, the need to rearm what remained of the Empire became paramount. British engineers from the RSAF (Royal Small Arms Factory) began taking refuge in Ontario to work on an existing Lee-Enfield. The classic short magazine rifle's updated model displays a new and improved aperture system on the side instead of the middle, which features improved sighting radius, sighting accuracy, and sighting speed. However, due to the foraging and machining operations required to construct the rifle, the production of this new SMLE design is relatively expensive."
 TRI_infantry_equipment_2: "Owen Mk 1"
 TRI_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Owen Machine Carbine"
 TRI_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "With the prospect of war coming, the Army has requested a submachine gun to be developed for close quarters and urban warfare, especially with the destructiveness that characterises the civil war in America. The Canadian Army officially adopted a weapon designed by young Australian private Evelyn Owen. The "Owen" machine carbine features an impressive rate of fire and a cheap cost to manufacture while also being sturdy in rough conditions - making it ideal for urban combat. Compared with other submachine guns during testing, the Owen has shown itself time and time again to be the only one to withstand mud, sand, and harsh environments. With favourable testing concluded, large quantities of the Owen were dispatched to the Dominions in preparation for the coming war."
 TRI_infantry_equipment_3: "Long Branch Mk 1"
 TRI_infantry_equipment_3_short: "SLR Mk 1"
 TRI_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Crown Corporation Small Arms Ltd in Long Branch responded to requests from the Canadian government for a self-loading rifle. The self-loading rifle is chambered in 8mm Mauser cartridges and features a tilting bolt action. While the gun suffers from reliability issues and excessive recoil, the rifle comes with a shoulder pad to compensate for the recoil. In addition, the rifle's light weight makes it ideal for mobility and urban combat. Many copies were sent to arm the Dominions of the Empire in preparation for the eventual homecoming."
 TRI_night_vision: "Receivers, Tabby, Periscope Mk 1"
 TRI_night_vision_short: "Tabby Scope"
 TRI_night_vision_desc: "The Tabby Scope is one of the Canadian government's most closesly guarded secrets; the process of development is even hidden from the fellow members of the Entente. A chance discovery by scientists in the ISAC, the scope is shaped in the form of a canteen but contains a monocular infrared scope along with a battery. Assigned to only the most elite of the elite, the scope allows the unprecedented advantage of having vision in the dark."
 TRI_infantry_weapons2: "BSA Thompson M1926"
 TRI_infantry_weapons2_desc: "The Canadian Army has formally adopted the iconic American submachine gun associated with crime and vice. The M1928A1 is the service variant of the classic M1921 Thompson Machine gun, and although production is expensive, the gun is well-liked among the troops in the field who praise its efficiency and reliability. While most variants rely on smaller 'box' magazines, some other variants feature large and bulky fifty-round drum magazines."
 TRI_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Lanchester Submachine Gun"
 TRI_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "With the outbreak of all out war in the United States and the looming clouds of war in Europe, the Canadian Army desperately needs arms for the homecoming. With little time to prepare and research, the Canadian Army has commissioned the 'Lanchester' submachine gun, a near perfect copy of the German MP-28."
 TRI_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Canadian Machine Carbine Mk 1"
 TRI_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "In further cooperation with the Small Arms Ltd at Long Branch, the Canadian military has officially adopted a new compliment and perhaps successor to the Owen. The Machine Carbine Mk 1 features a selective fire trigger with an innovative horizontal magazine to withstand dirt, dust, and sand. Pressure on the top of the trigger would fire the weapon in fully automatic, while pressure on the bottom would fire semi-automatic. While the new machine carbine features a lower rate of fire than the Owen, its reliability and ability to deal selective fire make it quite the potential successor. Many quantities found their way into the arsenal of the Dominions."
 TRI_infantry_at: "Grenade, Rifle, Anti-tank No. 68"
 TRI_infantry_at_desc: "Witnessing a demonstration of Henry Mohaupt's anti-tank rifle grenade in Switzerland, a Canadian commission, guessing that the weapon used the shaped charge principle, began work on their own design. The resulting high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT) rifle grenade is hoped to provide greater capabilities for the infantry to fight enemy armour using the cup launchers already in service."
 TRI_infantry_at2: "Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank Mk I "
 TRI_infantry_at2_desc: "With the need for a hand-held anti tank weapon for use on the frontlines, the Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank Mk I (PIAT) has been developed based on the design of the bombard mortar. With an effective range of 105 metres in direct fire mode, the device has been well liked due to its lack of backblast - however there has been concerns about its intense recoil."
 TRI_infantry_at2_short: "PIAT"
 TRI_support_weapons: "Vickers MG & Stokes mortar"
 TRI_support_weapons_desc: "The water cooled Vickers MG and the Stokes trench mortar were the standard support arms of the Canadian Army during the Weltkrieg. With the threat of war ever so near, the Canadian Army has recommissioned them back into service."
 TRI_support_weapons2: "Lewis Mk III DEMS & SBML two-inch mortar"
 TRI_support_weapons2_desc: "With its iconic 'pan' magazine, the Lewis has served the Tommy since the darkest days of the First Weltkrieg. With the threat of war ever so near, the MKIII variant has a pistol grip that allows it to be fired from the shoulder on any part of a ship's deck. The SBML while small, is incredibly portable and has greater firepower and range than most rifle grenades."
 TRI_support_weapons3: "Vickers M Mk II & ML 3 inch mortar"
 TRI_support_weapons3_desc: "The Mark II variant of the Vickers MG features a selective fire option and a pistol grip. It has been primarily adopted for the armoured vehicles. The ML 3 inch mortar is a considerable upgrade from the Stokes, as it is reliable and sturdy for close artillery support."
 TRI_support_weapons4: "Vickers M Mk III & ML 4.2 inch Mortar"
 TRI_support_weapons4_desc: "The third variant of the esteemed Vickers machine gun was designed for anti-aircraft usage and features a slightly increased rate of fire from its predecessors. Likewise, the 4.2 inch mortar is a heavier upgrade of previous Canadian mortar models and capable of dropping intense and effective support."

 TRI_motorized_equipment_1: "GM Canada Commonwealth Military Pattern"
 TRI_motorized_equipment_1_short: "GM Canada CMP"

 TRI_mechanized_equipment_1: "Vickers Carrier LP"
 TRI_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Vickers Carrier"
 TRI_mechanized_equipment_2: "Ram Kangaroo"
 TRI_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Ram Kangaroo"
 TRI_mechanized_equipment_3: "King Kangaroo"
 TRI_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "King Kangaroo"

#Armoured Car
 TRI_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Ruskin Rover"
 TRI_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Rover"
 TRI_armored_car_equipment_1: "GM Canada Otter"
 TRI_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Otter"
 TRI_armored_car_equipment_2: "Ruskin Rhino"
 TRI_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Rhino"
 TRI_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "With the success of the Rover under its belt, the Ruskin Motor Bodies company designed the Rhino in response to an Australasian government request for a substantially heavier armoured car built upon the CMP chassis. Though substantial changes were made to that CMP chassis, after much work the Rhino was born, and with substantial interchangeability of parts with other CMP-based designs to boot."
 TRI_armored_car_at_equipment: "Ruskin Hippo"
 TRI_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Hippo"
 TRI_armored_car_at_equipment_desc: "To accommodate a substantially larger gun, the Rhino's coaxial machine had to be removed and its turret slightly enlarged. The 'Hippo' as this model has been designated, proved to be quite the headache for its design team, as these changes caused the already heavy vehicle to run into weight issues like its predecessors which had to be slowly worked out prior to the vehicle's adoption."

 TRI_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "RP-3"
 TRI_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "RP-3"
 TRI_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "RP-3 Land Mattress"
 TRI_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Land Mattress"

 TRI_artillery_equipment_1: "QF 18-pounder"
 TRI_artillery_equipment_1_short: "QF 18-pounder"
 TRI_artillery_equipment_2: "QF 25-pounder"
 TRI_artillery_equipment_3: "BL 5.5-inch"

 TRI_anti_air_equipment_1: "QF 3-inch 20 cwt"
 TRI_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "QF 3-inch"
 TRI_anti_air_equipment_2: "QF 40 mm Bofors"
 TRI_anti_air_equipment_3: "QF 3.7-inch"

 TRI_anti_tank_equipment_1: "QF 2-pounder"
 TRI_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "QF 2-pounder"
 TRI_anti_tank_equipment_2: "QF 6-pounder"
 TRI_anti_tank_equipment_3: "QF 17-pounder"

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### Transamur ###
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### Land ###
 TRM_infantry_equipment_0: "Винтовка Мосина обр.1891"
 TRM_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Мосина 1891"
 TRM_infantry_equipment_1: "Arisaka Type 99"
 TRM_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Type 99"

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### Transylvania ###
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### Land ###

#Infantry Equip
 TRS_infantry_equipment_0: "Karabiner Modell 1895/30"
 TRS_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mannlicher M.95/30"
 TRS_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mannlicher Modell 1895/1930 (German: Infanterie Repetier-Gewehr M.95) was the service rifle of the Austro-Hungarian armed forces during the Weltkrieg. Designed by Ferdinand von Mannlicher, it used a straight-pull bolt-action for increased rate-of-fire compared to its contemporaries, giving it the nickname Ruck-Zuck (German slang for \"back and forth\") by Austrian troops and \"Ta-Pum\" by the Italians on the receiving end. The Italian song \"Ta pum!\" from the Weltkrieg refers to this rifle. Later after the war, most rifles were converted into the carbine configuration."
 TRS_infantry_equipment_1: "Karabiner Modell 1935"
 TRS_infantry_equipment_1_short: "FÉG M.35"
 TRS_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Weltkrieg made the M.95's deficiencies all-too obvious, especially its relatively underpowered round-nose cartridge and the required maintenance for the straight-pull action. Steyr developed the 8x56mm \"Spitzer\" cartridge that would serve as the basis to a new generation of weapons and push the M.95 to its full potential. In the 1935 Rifle Trial, the Hungarian FÉG design based on the Mannlicher-Schönauer's excellent turn-bolt-action won out and was adopted."
 TRS_infantry_equipment_2: "Maschinenpistole Modell 1939"
 TRS_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Danuvia M.39"
 TRS_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by Pál Király, this \"heavy\" submachine gun used specially-loaded 9x25mm ammunition in a folding magazine for transport and storage. This made it very potent and reliable compared to its contemporaries, making it reminiscent of later assault rifle designs."
 TRS_infantry_equipment_3: "Maschinenkarabiner Modell 1942"
 TRS_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Zbrojovka Brno M.42"
 TRS_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "As it became clear that engagement distances had significantly shortened since the Weltkrieg, the Monarchy became interested in developing an intermediate cartridge and the \"machine-carbine\" idea. The Koucký brothers at Zbrojovka Brno presented their ZK 412 design using the 8x35mm \"Rapid\" cartridge with similar performance to the German 8x33mm Kurz."
 TRS_infantry_weapons2: "Maschinenpistole Modell 1934"
 TRS_infantry_weapons2_short: "Steyr-Solothurn M.34"
 TRS_infantry_weapons2_desc: "While a German design by Louis Stange, the  MP 34 was mainly produced by Steyr and was adopted by the Austro-Hungarian Army. As common with early submachine guns, this design was heavy, expensive, but reliable, with a horizontal magazine using the potent 9x25mm Mauser cartridge."
 TRS_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Maschinenpistole Modell 38"
 TRS_improved_infantry_weapons_2_short: "Zbrojovka Brno M.38"
 TRS_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "Seeing the need for a submachine-gun using the standard pistol cartridge of the Army, the Monarchy would adopt the ZK 383, designed by brothers Josef and František Koucký at Zbrojovka Brno, as the MP 38. Using a horizontal magazine like the MP 34, the ZK 383 is known for having a light bipod, allowing it to be used as a substitute squad automatic weapon. Later models were heavily simplified for cheaper and faster production, along with a vertical foldable magazine like the Danuvia SMGs."
 TRS_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Maschinenpistole Modell 1943"
 TRS_advanced_infantry_weapons2_short: "Danuvia M.43"
 TRS_advanced_infantry_weapons2_desc: "While the Danuvia 39M proved successful, its folding magazine was not enough to compensate for its bulky design for vehicle crewmen. The 43M redesign with a folding metal stock and a new, more reliable foldable magazine design allowed it to be much more compact during transport or storage, without sacrificing firepower."
 TRS_infantry_at: "Panzerjägerbüchse M.38"
 TRS_infantry_at2: "Raketenpanzerjägerbüchse M.42"
 TRS_support_weapons: "MG M.07/12 & MW M.14"
 TRS_support_weapons2: "MG M.26 & GrW M.33"
 TRS_support_weapons3: "MG M.30 & GrW M.36"
 TRS_support_weapons4: "MG M.45 & GrW M.43"

#Motorised

 TRS_motorized_equipment_1: "Steyr 640"
 TRS_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Krupp Protze w/ M.44 'Schlägelwerfer'"
 TRS_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Krupp Protze w/ M.44"
 TRS_mechanized_equipment_1: "Saurer Transportpanzer M.38/40"
 TRS_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "TPz M.38/40"
 TRS_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The need for an armoured transport for mechanised infantry led to the conversion of several different vehicles to fill the role. The Saurer R77 artillery tractor was one of the first of such conversions and was relatively simple: An armoured \"box\" was added to the chasis that protected the driver and personnel inside. The deployment of these conversions helped cement the concept of armoured transports in Austrian doctrine."
 TRS_mechanized_equipment_2: "Weiss Manfréd Transportpanzer M.39/42"
 TRS_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "TPz M.39/42"
 TRS_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "In 1942, the Hungarian company Weiss Manfréd began to convert the obsolete Nimród SPAT/SPAA vehicles into APCs and armoured ambulances nicknamed Lehel by the Hungarians. They proved to be superior to the TPz38/40 in every way with stronger armour and a better engine."
 TRS_mechanized_equipment_3: "Škoda-MÁVAG Transportpanzer M.40/44"
 TRS_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "TPz M.40/44"
 TRS_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "When Austria phased out the M.40 tank for the M.42, the former were converted. One of those conversions were an APC similar to the Lehel, with the turret removed and hull interior rearranged to accommodate a squad of Panzerinfanterie."

#Armoured Car
 TRS_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Škoda PA-II"
 TRS_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Škoda PA-II"

#Artillery

 TRS_artillery_equipment_1: "Škoda 8 cm Feldkanone M.30"
 TRS_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Škoda FK M.30"
 #TRS_artillery_equipment_1_desc: ""
 TRS_artillery_equipment_2: "Škoda 10.5 cm schwere Feldkanone M.35"
 TRS_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Škoda sFK M.35"
 #TRS_artillery_equipment_2_desc: ""
 TRS_artillery_equipment_3: "Škoda 15 cm schwere Feldhaubitze M.37"
 TRS_artillery_equipment_3_short: "Škoda sFH M.37"
 #TRS_artillery_equipment_3_desc: ""

 TRS_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Böhler 4.7 cm Panzerabwehrgeschütz M.35"
 TRS_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "Böhler PAG M.35"
 #TRS_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: ""
 TRS_anti_tank_equipment_2: "MÁVAG 7.5 cm Panzerabwehrgeschütz M.41"
 TRS_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "MÁVAG PAG M.41"
 #TRS_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: ""
 TRS_anti_tank_equipment_3: "MÁVAG 8 cm Panzerabwehrgeschütz M.29/44"
 TRS_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "MÁVAG PAG M.44"
 #TRS_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: ""

 TRS_anti_air_equipment_1: "Oerlikon 2 cm Fliegerabwehrkanone M.37"
 TRS_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "Oerlikon FlAK M.37"
 #TRS_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""
 TRS_anti_air_equipment_2: "MÁVAG 8 cm Fliegerabwehrkanone M.29"
 TRS_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "MÁVAG FlAK M.29"
 #TRS_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""
 TRS_anti_air_equipment_3: "Škoda 9 cm Fliegerabwehrkanone M.39"
 TRS_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "Škoda FlAK M.39"
 #TRS_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: ""

 TRS_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Raketenwerfer M.44 'Schlägelwerfer'"
 TRS_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "Schlägelwerfer"
 #TRS_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: ""

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### Tranvacore ###
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### Land ###
 TRV_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle No.1 Mk III"
 TRV_infantry_equipment_0_short: "No.1 Mk III"
 TRV_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser 98b"
 TRV_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser 98b"

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### Tunisia ###
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### Land ###
 TUN_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Lebel Modèle 1886 M93"
 TUN_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Lebel Mle M93"
 TUN_support_weapons: "Darne M1919 & Stokes mortar"

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### Tuscany ###
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### Land ###
 TUS_infantry_equipment_0: "Carcano Modello 1891"
 TUS_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Carcano M91"

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### Uganda ###
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### Land ###
 UGA_infantry_equipment_0: "Short Model Lee-Enfield Mk I"
 UGA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk 1"
 UGA_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 UGA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 UGA_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 UGA_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 UGA_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 UGA_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 UGA_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### Ukraine ###
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#Land
 UKR_infantry_equipment_0: "Гвинтівка Мосина-Нагана зр.91"
 UKR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Гвинтівка зр.91"
 UKR_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Trusty Mosin-Nagant with a bayonet. Cannot go wrong with it."
 UKR_infantry_equipment_1: "Карабін Мосина-Нагана зр.91/30, 7,62x57-мм"
 UKR_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Карабін зр.91/30"
 UKR_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "1930 variant of the Mosin-Nagant is essentially modernised version, with better sights and fit to use German Mauser ammunition."
 UKR_infantry_equipment_2: "Самозарядна гвинтівка зр.1939"
 UKR_infantry_equipment_2_short: "СГ-39"
 UKR_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "A semi-automatic rifle based on German SG40."
 UKR_infantry_equipment_3: "Самозарядний карабін зр.1943"
 UKR_infantry_equipment_3_short: "СК-43"
 UKR_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "Pinnacle of Ukrainian small arms production: second-generation semi-automatic rifle with extended magazine and folded stock."

 UKR_infantry_at: "Vazhka Protypantserna Hvyntivka Ur zr.1939"
 UKR_infantry_at_short: "PH-39"
 UKR_infantry_at2: "Ruchnyi Protypantsernyi Hranatomet zr.1944"
 UKR_infantry_at2_short: "RPH-44"
 UKR_support_weapons: "Kulemet Maxyma zr.1910 & 9-cm Vazhkyi Minomet GR"
 UKR_support_weapons_short: "K-10 & 9-cm VM"
 UKR_support_weapons2: "Yedynyi Kulemet Mausera zr.1934 & 8,2-cm Lehkyi Minomet"
 UKR_support_weapons2_short: "EK-34 & 8,1-cm LM"
 UKR_support_weapons3: "Yedynyi Kulemet zr.1934/40 & 9,7-cm Hirskyi Minomet"
 UKR_support_weapons3_short: "EK-34/40 & 9,7-cm HM"
 UKR_support_weapons4: "Ruchnyi Kulemet zr.1943 & 12-cm Vazhkyi Minomet"
 UKR_support_weapons4_short: "RK-43 & 12-cm VM"

 UKR_night_vision: "$GER_night_vision$"
 UKR_night_vision_short: "$GER_night_vision_short$"

#Motorised
 UKR_motorized_equipment_1: "OAZ V301"
 UKR_motorized_equipment_1_short: "V301"
 UKR_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Samokhidna Reaktyvna Systema Zalpovoho Vohniu zr.1940"
 UKR_motorized_rocket_equipment: "SRSZV Zr.40"

 UKR_mechanized_equipment_1: "Napivhusenychnyi Bronetransporter zr.1938"
 UKR_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "NBTR-38"
 UKR_mechanized_equipment_2: "Napivhusenychnyi Bronetransporter zr.1942"
 UKR_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "NBTR-42"
 UKR_mechanized_equipment_3: "Bronetransporter zr.1945"
 UKR_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "BTR-45"
 UKR_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Bronetransporter-Amfibiia zr.1940"
 UKR_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "BTRA-40"
 UKR_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Bronetransporter-Amfibiia zr.1943"
 UKR_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "BTRA-43"

#Armoured Car
 UKR_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Broneavtomobil zr.1935"
 UKR_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "BA-35"
 UKR_armored_car_equipment_1: "Broneavtomobil zr.1939"
 UKR_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "BA-39"
 UKR_armored_car_equipment_2: "Broneavtomobil zr.1942"
 UKR_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "BA-42"
 UKR_armored_car_at_equipment: "Broneavtomobil zr.1942/40"
 UKR_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "BA-42/40"

#Trains
 UKR_train_equipment_1: "K.Bay.Sts.B. S 3/6 Ukr."
 UKR_train_equipment_1_short: "Bayern S 3/6 Ukr."
 UKR_train_equipment_1_desc: "A modified variant of the Bayern S 3/6 L, the locomotive would largely be manufactured by the Ukrainische Machinenbaugesellschaft Hartmann in Luhanske."
 UKR_train_equipment_2: "Preu. Sts.B. G 13 Ukr."
 UKR_train_equipment_2_short: "Prussian G 13 Ukr."
 #UKR_train_equipment_2_desc: ""
 UKR_train_equipment_3: "$GER_train_equipment_3$"
 UKR_train_equipment_3_short: "$GER_train_equipment_3_short$"
 #UKR_train_equipment_3_desc: ""

 UKR_railway_gun_equipment_1: "TM-3-12"
 #UKR_railway_gun_equipment_1_short: ""
 UKR_railway_gun_equipment_1_desc: "Built from the salvaged naval guns of the Imperatritsa Mariya, the guns were put on a gun platform and pressed into service."

#Artillery
 UKR_artillery_equipment_1: "10,5-cm Lehka Haubytsia zr.1933"
 UKR_artillery_equipment_1_short: "10,5-cm LH-33"
 UKR_artillery_equipment_2: "15-cm Vazhka Haubytsia zr.1936"
 UKR_artillery_equipment_2_short: "15-cm VH-36"
 UKR_artillery_equipment_3: "17-cm Harmata zr.1940"
 UKR_artillery_equipment_3_short: "17-cm H-40"

 UKR_anti_tank_equipment_1: "3,7-cm Protytankova Harmata zr.1936"
 UKR_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "3,7-cm PTH-36"
 UKR_anti_tank_equipment_2: "7,5-cm Protytankova Harmata zr.1940"
 UKR_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "7,5-cm PTH-40"
 UKR_anti_tank_equipment_3: "7,6-cm Protypantserna Harmata zr.1943"
 UKR_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "7,6-cm PTH-43"

 UKR_anti_air_equipment_1: "2-cm Zenitna Harmata zr.1936"
 UKR_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "2-cm ZH-36"
 UKR_anti_air_equipment_2: "4-cm Zenitna Harmata zr.1939"
 UKR_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "4-cm AZH-39"
 UKR_anti_air_equipment_3: "8,8-cm Zenitna Harmata zr.1943"
 UKR_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "8,8-cm ZH-43"

 UKR_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "28/32-cm Reaktyvna Systema Zalpovoho Vohniu zr.1940"
 UKR_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "RSZV-40"
 UKR_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "21-cm Reaktyvna Systema Zalpovoho Vohniu zr.1942"
 UKR_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "RSZV-42"

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### Northern Ireland ###
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### Land ###
 NIR_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle No.1 Mk III"
 NIR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "No.1 Mk III"
 NIR_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser 98b"
 NIR_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser 98b"

 NIR_artillery_equipment_1: "QF 18-pounder"
 NIR_artillery_equipment_1_short: "QF 18-pounder"

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### Uruguay ###
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### Land ###
 URG_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Mauser Modelo 1895"
 URG_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Modelo 1895"
 URG_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "In response to an aggressive Argentinian armament programme, Chile adopted a modified Mauser 1893 (commonly known as the Spanish Mauser) chambered in 7x57mm Mauser, and contracted the German company DWM (Deutsche Waffen und Munitionsfabriken) for more than 100,000 rifles and carbines on the pattern. The Chilean Mauser 1895 has earned a reputation for reliability under even the harshest conditions, one which it maintains decades after its adoption. At the turn of the century, Uruguay purchased a substantial number of these rifles to replace its stopgap Dovitiis rifles."
 URG_infantry_equipment_1: "Zbrojovka Brno Mauser Modelo 1932"
 URG_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Modelo 1932"
 URG_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Zbrojovka Brno Version 1932 is a lightened and simplified version of Brno's earlier version 1924 carbine chambered in 7.65×53mm Mauser. Uruguay purchased a few thousand of these rifles in 1933 and quickly began small-scale domestic production."
 URG_infantry_equipment_2: "Steyr Maschinenpistole 1934"
 URG_infantry_equipment_2_short: "MP 34"
 URG_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Modelo 1943"
 URG_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"

### Railroad ###
 URG_train_equipment_1: "Compañía del Ferrocarril Central del Uruguay Class H"
 URG_train_equipment_2: "Compañía del Ferrocarril Central del Uruguay Class G-1"
 URG_train_equipment_3: "Compañía del Ferrocarril Central del Uruguay Class L"
 #URG_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff

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### United States ###
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### Land ###

 USA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "A1"
 USA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "A2"
 USA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "A3"
 USA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "A4"
 USA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "A5"
 USA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "A6"
 USA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "A7"
 USA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "A8"
 USA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "A9"
 USA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "A9A1"
 USA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "A9A2"
 USA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "A9A3"
 USA_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "A9A4"

### Railroad ###
 USA_train_equipment_1: "Pennsylvania I1s Class"
 USA_train_equipment_2: "USATC S160 Class"
 USA_train_equipment_3: "ALCO FEF-3 'Living Legend' Class"
 USA_railway_gun_equipment_1: "8-inch Mk. VI"
#Infantry Equip

 USA_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle, Calibre .30-06, Model 1903"
 USA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "M1903 Springfield"
 USA_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Model 1903 was developed at Springfield Arsenal when, following the Spanish-American war, the United States deemed the Krag-Jørgensen rifle inadequate on account of its weak action; at its core, the 1903 was an attempt to combine beneficial features of both the Krag and captureds Spanish Mausers. Beginning just before the Weltkrieg, the rifle was gradually adopted along with the .30-06 cartridge, a process that would take several years."
 USA_infantry_equipment_1: "Rifle, Calibre .30-06, Model 1903A1, Special Target"
 USA_infantry_equipment_1_short: "M1903A1 Springfield"
 USA_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The M1903A1 Springfield was adopted by the US Army in 1929 as the 'U.S. Rifle, Calibre .30-06, M1903A1'. It incorporated a pistol-grip, chequered buttplate, serrated trigger, and several smaller improvements into the original 1903 design."
 #Johnson rifle:
 USA_infantry_equipment_2: "Rifle, Calibre .30-06, Model 1"
 USA_infantry_equipment_2_short: "M1 Johnson"
 USA_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by the eponymous Melvin Johnson, the rifle was adopted after Johnson successfully lobbied for the support of General MacArthur, who, despite the travails of past self-loading rifle development for the .30-06 cartridge, doggedly supported retaining the round. The M1 Johnson was fully adopted in early 1939 and designated as the 'U.S. Rifle, Calibre .30-06, M1'. It is a simple semi-automatic rifle with a few ingenious features like a two-piece stock and a unique 10-round rotary magazine fed by the same 5-round stripper clips already in use with the M1903 Rifle."
 #Johnson auto-carbine:
 USA_infantry_equipment_3: "Automatic Carbine, Calibre .30, Model 2"
 USA_infantry_equipment_3_short: "M2 Auto-Carbine"
 USA_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The M2 Auto-Carbine is a development of the M1 Auto-Carbine, also known as Johnson Carbine, developed by Melvin Johnson in the early 1940s which was itself is based on the earlier Johnson Light Machine Gun designed on the same principles as the yet earlier Johnson Rifle. The Model 2 sports numerous small improvements over with M1 Auto-Carbine - such as a pistol grip and a new rear sight."
 USA_infantry_weapons2: "Submachine Gun, Calibre .45, Model 1928A1, Thompson"
 USA_infantry_weapons2_short: "M1928A Thompson"
 #M3 Grease Gun:
 USA_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Submachine Gun, Calibre .45, Model 2"
 USA_improved_infantry_weapons_2_short: "M2 Grease Gun"
 #Johnson auto-carbine 1947:
 USA_advanced_infantry_weapons2: "Automatic Carbine, Calibre .30, Model 4"
 USA_advanced_infantry_weapons2_short: "M4 Auto-Carbine"
 USA_infantry_at: "Anti-Mechanization Gun, Calibre .50, Model 2, Browning"
 USA_infantry_at_short: "M2 Anti-Mechanization Gun"
 USA_infantry_at_desc: "The Second American Civil War necessitated the development of man-portable anti-vehicle weapons. As such, the U.S. Cavalry experimented with lightening and adapting the .50 calibre Browning M2 Heavy Machine Gun for man-portability. While heavier and bulkier compared with its European counterparts, the M2 Anti-Mechanization Gun was quickly adopted for service after satisfactory performance in Army trials."
 USA_infantry_at2: "Recoilless Rifle, 2.2 inch, Model 18"
 USA_infantry_at2_short: "M18 Recoilless Rifle"
 USA_infantry_at2_desc: "The M18 Recoilless Rifle is a shoulder-fired anti-materiel weapon developed by the two engineers 'Kroger' and 'Musser' as part of a U.S. Army Infantry Section freelance project. The M18 was developed in response to rapid improvements in armour which greatly diminished the effectiveness of anti-tank rifles small enough to be man-portable. The M18 Recoilless Rifle has an effective range of 400 yards, a maximum range of nearly 5,000 yards, and is more accurate compared with the old M2. It quickly was nicknamed 'pocket artillery' by the soldiers who used it."
 USA_support_weapons: "MG, Cal. .30-06, M1919, Browning & Mortar, 3-inch, Stokes"
 USA_support_weapons_short: "M1919 Browning MG & Stokes mortar"
 USA_support_weapons2: "MG, Cal. .50, M2, Browning & Mortar, 2-inch, SMBL"
 USA_support_weapons2_short: "M2 Browning MG & SBML two-inch mortar"
 #M1941 Johnson MG:
 USA_support_weapons3: "MG, Cal. .30-06, M3, Johnson & Mortar, 3.2-inch, M1"
 USA_support_weapons3_short: "M3 Johnson MG & M1 mortar"
 #M1944 Johson MG:
 USA_support_weapons4: "MG, Cal. .30-06, M5, Johnson & Mortar, 4.2-inch, M2"
 USA_support_weapons4_short: "M5 Johnson MG & M2 mortar"
 USA_night_vision: "Infrared Sniperscope, Model 1"
 USA_night_vision_short: "M1 Sniperscope"
 USA_night_vision_desc: "Developed specifically for the M3 Auto-Carbine, which had special mountings on its receiver for various models of infra-red night-sighting devices, the M1 Sniperscope is the first infrared sniperscope adopted for general use by the U.S. Army. While the M1 has its flaws, like a poor range and an easily damaged Infrared emitter, the M1 still has tremendous value when used correctly."
 USA_night_vision2: "Infrared Sniperscope, Model 3"
 USA_night_vision2_short: "M3 Sniperscope"
 USA_night_vision2_desc: "In response to the poor reception of the M1 Sniperscope, the Sniperscope M3 was adopted. With almost twice the effective range of the M1, a more robust infrared light source, and the T23 flash hider, the M3 is a vast improvement over its predecessor, though some soldiers complain of the light source bleeding into the visible spectrum and thus giving away their position."

#Motorised

 #Just CCKW:
 USA_motorized_equipment_1: "GMC 1936, Conventional cab, All-wheel drive, Dual rear axles"
 USA_motorized_equipment_1_short: "ACKW"
 USA_motorized_equipment_1_desc: "The ACKW, officially the '1936 Conventional cab All-wheel drive Dual rear axles', commonly known as the 'Jimmy' or 'Deuce and a Half', is 2 and 1/2-ton load-rated 6x6 off-road capable tactical truck. Developed by the General Motors Company at the redquest of the U.S. Army Ordnance Corps in 1935, the ACKW comes in many variants, including open or closed cab and long or short wheel base models. The ACKW quickly became the U.S. army's standard truck and displayed great potential in logistical operations."
 #canadian tracked jeep + universal carrier:
 USA_mechanized_equipment_1: "Carrier, Universal, Model 2"
 USA_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "M2 Carrier"
 USA_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The M2 Carrier, also refferred to as the 'American Carrier', is based on the design of the Canadian Universal Carrier imported in the 1930s. Constructed by Willys-Overland Motor Company and modified to make use of largely Jeep automotive components, the M2 Carrier has better hill-climbing capabilities than Canadian carriers, but suffers from reliability issues."
 #M29 weasel + universal carrier:
 USA_mechanized_equipment_2: "Carrier, Universal, Model 4"
 USA_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "M4 Carrier"
 USA_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "The continuous development of carriers in the U.S. led to the appearance of the M4 Carrier. Built by Studebaker and developed with newest Canadian designs in mind, the M4 is an all-weather carrier designed as a basic chassis for many specialised roles, including a model for amphibious operations. With the ability to carry 6 soldiers, the M4 is in that regard more capable than its predecessor, but suffers from reliability issues without proper maintenance."
 #M12 motor carriage:
 USA_mechanized_equipment_3: "Carrier, Universal, Model 9"
 USA_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "M9 Carrier"
 USA_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "Designed around the chassis of M3 'Grant' tank, the M9 Carrier is a multi-role troop carrier with robust cross-country capabilities. Though the M9's top speed is a bit lower than the M4's, the M9 can carry more soldiers and is far more reliable. With enough space for auxiliary bits of infantry kit and thick armour, the M9 is a capable personal carrier."
 #CCKW T27:
 USA_motorized_rocket_equipment: "GMC ACKW, M14"
 USA_motorized_rocket_equipment_short: "ACKW 'Xylophone'"
 USA_motorized_rocket_equipment_desc: "The ACKW truck with mounted on it M14 rocket launcher (modification of M12 rocket launcher with possibility of mounting on trucks), commonly known as 'Xylophone', is model developed to fix bad accuracy of the M12 by adding to it additional rocket launcher. While still is not very effective according to soldiers, M14 showed itself good on the trials and was accepted as the standard mobile rocket launcher of the U.S. army."
 #CCKW T27:
 USA_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "GMC ACKW, M14"
 USA_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "ACKW 'Xylophone'"
 USA_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_desc: "The ACKW truck with mounted on it M14 rocket launcher (modification of M12 rocket launcher with possibility of mounting on trucks), commonly known as 'Xylophone', is model developed to fix bad accuracy of the M12 by adding to it additional rocket launcher. While still is not very effective according to soldiers, M14 showed itself good on the trials and was accepted as the standard mobile rocket launcher of the U.S. army."

#Amphibious

 USA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Landing Vehicle, Tracked, Model 2"
 USA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "LVT-2"
 USA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The LVT series of amphibious warfare vehicle were originally intended to serve solely as cargo carrier for ship to shore operations. They, of course, evolved into highly capable assault troop and fire support vehicles. Developed by Donald Roebling in 1935, the civilian rescue vehicle "Alligator" was later developed into the LVT-1, which lacked armour protection and was unreliable when used on hard terrain. The LVT-2 built upon the LVT-1, with that vehicles most glaring problems fixed."
 USA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Landing Vehicle, Tracked, Model 4"
 USA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "LVT-4"
 USA_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "The LVT-4 improved upon the LVT-2 with greatly increased carrying capacity, albeit at the expense of speed despite improvements to its engine. Unlike its predecessor, it also mounted either a heavy machine gun or a flame-thrower."

#Armoured Car
 USA_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Scout Car, Model 2"
 USA_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "M2 Scout Car"
 USA_gw_armored_car_equipment_desc: "The M2 Scout Car is a lightly armoured, open topped, and machine gun armed four wheel drive vehicle developed for a reconnaissance role. A further development of the Scout Car concept, which was intended to replace cavalry in reconnaissance, the M2 Scout Car finished trials at the end of 1935, and amidst increasing tensions in the U.S. was accepted into Army service despite its flaws."
 USA_armored_car_equipment_1: "Scout Car, Model 3"
 USA_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "M3 Scout Car"
 USA_armored_car_equipment_1_desc: "The M3 Scout Car is a development of the M2 designed with experience gained during the Civil War in mind. The M3 sports several small improves born of wartime experience, such as an armoured fender and front roller, and a more reliable engine. Although the Scout Car concept itself has received criticism for its focus on mobility over survivability, the M3 was nonetheless accepted into service."
 #Staghound:
 USA_armored_car_equipment_2: "Armoured Car, Model 5"
 USA_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "M5 Armoured Car"
 USA_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "After the end of Civil War, the U.S. Army Ordnance issued specifications for both medium and heavy armoured cars. In 1941, General Motors Company designed the T17 and T18 models, which were accepted as the M5 and M6 Armoured Cars. The M5 Armoured Car is an innovative design that incorporated some advanced features such as a two rear-facing 6-cylinder engines with automatic transmissions and steering and suspension components directly attached to the hull. "
 #Boarhound:
 USA_armored_car_at_equipment: "Armoured Car, Heavy, Model 6"
 USA_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "M6 Armoured Car"
 USA_armored_car_at_equipment_desc: "After the end of Civil War, the U.S. Army Ordnance issued specifications for both medium and heavy armoured cars. In 1941, General Motors Company designed the T17 and T18 models, which were accepted as the M5 and M6 Armoured Cars. The M6 Armoured Car is similar to the M5 design, though substantially heavier. As such it was found to be less reliable than its lighter counterpart but more suitable for support roles."

#Artillery

 #Actually A4, but A2 and A3 were produced in France in OTL:
 USA_artillery_equipment_1: "Field Gun, 75-mm, Model 1897A2"
 USA_artillery_equipment_1_short: "75-mm M1897A2 Gun"
 USA_artillery_equipment_2: "Howitzer, Towed, 105-mm, Model 2A1"
 USA_artillery_equipment_2_short: "105-mm M2A1 Howitzer"
 USA_artillery_equipment_3: "Howitzer, Towed, 155-mm, Model 1"
 USA_artillery_equipment_3_short: "155-mm M1 Howitzer"

 USA_anti_tank_equipment_1: "Anti-Tank Gun, 37-mm, Model 3"
 USA_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "37-mm M3 Gun"
 #British Ordnance QF 6-pounder:
 USA_anti_tank_equipment_2: "Anti-Tank Gun, 57-mm, Model 1"
 USA_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "57-mm M1 Gun"
 USA_anti_tank_equipment_3: "Anti-Tank Gun, 3-inch, Model 5"
 USA_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "3-inch M5 Gun"

 USA_anti_air_equipment_1: "Anti-Aircraft Gun, Automatic, 37-mm, Model 1"
 USA_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "37-mm M1 Gun"
 #Bofors actually:
 USA_anti_air_equipment_2: "Anti-Aircraft Gun, Automatic, 40-mm, Model 1"
 USA_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "40-mm M1 Gun"
 USA_anti_air_equipment_3: "Anti-Aircraft Gun, 90-mm, Model 2"
 USA_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "90-mm M2 Gun"

 USA_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "Rocket Launcher, Single, 4.5-inch, Model 12"
 USA_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "M12 Rocket Launcher"
 #T66:
 USA_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "Rocket Launcher, Multiple, 4.5-inch, Model 20"
 USA_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "M20 Rocket Launcher"

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### Vietnam ###
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### Land ###
 VIN_infantry_equipment_0: "Le fusil Mle 1902 Indochinois"
 VIN_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mle 1902 Indochinois"
 VIN_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Lighter and easier to handle and load than the Mle 1886/M93 Lebel rifle, the Berthier fusil Mle 1902 'Indochinois' rifles proved more suitable for offhand shooting and easier to maintain in tropical environments, and saw its use in Indochina."
 VIN_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 VIN_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 VIN_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

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### Venezuela ###
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### Land ###
 VEN_infantry_equipment_0: "Mauser Modelo 1895 Rifle Corto"
 VEN_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M1895"
 VEN_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Short Mauser Model 1895 is an upgraded Spanish Mauser in a configuration halfway between a full rifle and a carbine. The Costa-Rican variant is chambered in 7x57mm Mauser. Venezuela purchased a number of these rifles to replace its ageing Mauser 1871/84 rifles and also produced them domestically."
 VEN_infantry_equipment_1: "Fabrique Nationale Mauser Modelo 1930"
 VEN_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Modelo 1930"
 VEN_infantry_equipment_2: "Thompson Model 1928A1"
 VEN_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Thompson M1928A1"
 VEN_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Modèle 1943"
 VEN_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"

### Railroad ###
 VEN_train_equipment_1: "Gran Ferrocarril de Venezuela Schwartzkopff 2-8-2T"
 VEN_train_equipment_2: "FC Central de Venezuela 2-6-2T ‘PAO’"
 #VEN_train_equipment_3: ""
 #VEN_railway_gun_equipment_1: "" #feel free to add if you find more stuff
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### Venice ###
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### Land ###
 VNC_infantry_equipment_0: "Carcano Modello 1891"
 VNC_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Carcano M91"

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### Wadai ###
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### Land ###
 CHA_infantry_equipment_0: "Fusil Lebel Modèle 1886 M93"
 CHA_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Lebel Mle M93"
 CHA_support_weapons: "Darne M1919 & Stokes mortar"

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### Wales ###
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### Land ###

 WLS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "Mk I"
 WLS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "Mk II"
 WLS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "Mk III"
 WLS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "Mk IV"
 WLS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "Mk V"
 WLS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "Mk VI"
 WLS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "Mk VII"
 WLS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "Mk VIII"
 WLS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "Mk IX"
 WLS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "Mk X"
 WLS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "Mk XI"
 WLS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "Mk XII"
 WLS_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "Mk XIII"

#Infantry Equip

 WLS_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle No.1 Mk III"
 WLS_infantry_equipment_0_short: "No.1 Mk III"
 WLS_infantry_equipment_1: "Rifle No.4 Mk I"
 WLS_infantry_equipment_1_short: "No.4 Mk I"
 WLS_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "After the revolution and civil war it became apparent that the No.3 Enfield was not fit for urban combat. Trials for an entirely new rifle were finally held in 1932, but would largely fail to bare fruit, with new designs unable to match the old Enfield or receiving unfavourable troop evaluations. In light of this showing, Enfield replacement efforts were ultimately tabled.\n\nIn 1935, however, a joint effort between The Revolutionary Small Arms factory in Enfield and Birmingham Small Arms was presented to the government. The new rifle was a development on the old Lee Enfield with a shorter barrel, side mounted sling, aperture sights, and a simplified bolt system."
 WLS_infantry_equipment_2: "No.2 Machine-Carbine Mk I"
 WLS_infantry_equipment_2_short: "No.2 MC Mk I"
 WLS_infantry_equipment_3: "No.5 Machine-Rifle Mk I"
 WLS_infantry_equipment_3_short: "No.5 MR Mk I"
 WLS_infantry_at: "Boys Anti-Tank Rifle"
 WLS_infantry_at2: "CREB"
 WLS_support_weapons: "Vickers MG & Stokes mortar"
 WLS_support_weapons2: "Lewis Mk III DEMS & SBML two-inch mortar"
 WLS_support_weapons3: "Enfield-Berthier Mk IIIB & ML 3 inch mortar"
 WLS_support_weapons4: "Enfield-Berthier Mk V & ML 4.2 inch Mortar"

#Motorised

 WLS_motorized_equipment_1: "Austin K5"
 WLS_mechanized_equipment_1: "Universal Carrier Mk I"
 WLS_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Universal Mk I"
 WLS_mechanized_equipment_2: "Universal Carrier Mk II"
 WLS_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Universal Mk II"
 WLS_mechanized_equipment_3: "Universal Carrier Mk III"
 WLS_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Universal Mk III"

#Amphibious

 WLS_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Terrapin Mk I"
 WLS_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Terrapin Mk I"
 WLS_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Terrapin Mk II"
 WLS_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Terrapin Mk II"

#Armoured Car
 WLS_gw_armored_car_equipment: "BSA Dingo"
 WLS_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Dingo"
 WLS_armored_car_equipment_1: "Humber Armoured Car"
 WLS_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Humber A.C."
 WLS_armored_car_equipment_2: "AEC Armoured Car"
 WLS_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "AEC A.C."
 WLS_armored_car_at_equipment: "AEC 6-pounder"

#Artillery

 WLS_artillery_equipment_1: "QF 18-pounder"
 WLS_artillery_equipment_1_short: "QF 18-pounder"

 WLS_anti_air_equipment_1: "QF 3-inch 20 cwt"
 WLS_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "QF 3-inch"

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### West Germany ###
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 RHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "A"
 RHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "B"
 RHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "C"
 RHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "D"
 RHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "E"
 RHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "F"
 RHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "G"
 RHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "H"
 RHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "I"
 RHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "J"
 RHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "K"
 RHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "L"
 RHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "M"
 RHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_14: "N"
 RHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_15: "O"
 RHI_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_16: "P"

#Infantry Equip

 RHI_infantry_equipment_0: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0$"
 RHI_infantry_equipment_0_short: "$GER_infantry_equipment_0_short$"
 RHI_infantry_equipment_1: "Mauser 98b"
 RHI_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mauser 98b"
 RHI_infantry_equipment_2: "Selbstladegewehr 40"
 RHI_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Selbstlader 40"
 RHI_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Designed by the Mauser company in response to a German Army desire for a self-loading rifle with a backup bolt action, the Selbstladegewehr 40 was a massive leap forward in German small arms design. While initial prototypes were highly inaccurate, heavy, and prone to jamming, the German army eventually dropped some its other specific requirements for the rifle, and the end result, the predecessor the rifle that would ultimately be adopted, proved effective."
 RHI_infantry_equipment_3: "Maschinenkarabiner 42"
 RHI_infantry_equipment_3_short: "MKb 42"
 RHI_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The MKb 42 is a revolutionary design chambered for a new intermediate cartridge, developed by famous German arms designer Hugo Schmeisser in conjunction with the Haenel company. While the first prototype of the rifle was prone to jamming, both the military and even the Kaiser himself were extremely enthusiastic about the project and immense resources were concentrated on improving the design, with the rifle deemed ready for adoption in 1942."
 RHI_infantry_at: "$GER_infantry_at$"
 RHI_infantry_at_short: "$GER_infantry_at_short$"
 RHI_infantry_at2: "$GER_infantry_at2$"
 RHI_infantry_at2_short: "$GER_infantry_at2_short$"
 RHI_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 RHI_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 RHI_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 RHI_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"
 RHI_support_weapons3: "$GER_support_weapons3$"
 RHI_support_weapons3_short: "$GER_support_weapons3_short$"
 RHI_support_weapons4: "$GER_support_weapons4$"
 RHI_support_weapons4_short: "$GER_support_weapons4_short$"
 RHI_night_vision: "$GER_night_vision$"
 RHI_night_vision_short: "$GER_night_vision_short$"

#Motorised

 RHI_motorized_equipment_1: "Opel Blitz"
 RHI_motorized_rocket_equipment: "Opel Blitz mit Wurfrahmen 40"
 RHI_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Opel Blitz mit Wurfrahmen 40"
 RHI_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "Blitz mit Wurfrahmen"
 RHI_mechanized_equipment_1: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11"
 RHI_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "Sd.Kfz. 11"
 RHI_mechanized_equipment_1_desc: "The Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11 was developed from 1934 to 1938 and involved Borgward AG and, from 1937 onwards, the design became associated with Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG. Initially intended to be a prime mover, the Sd.Kfz. 11 soon was transferred to the role of a transporter, when the need for an all-terrain vehicle became apparent. Capable of carrying eight soldiers in addition to towing a gun or a trailer, the truck became the main vehicle of panzergrenadiers."
 RHI_mechanized_equipment_2: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251"
 RHI_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "Sd.Kfz. 251"
 RHI_mechanized_equipment_2_desc: "Developed on the chassis of Sd.Kfz. 11, the Schützenpanzerwagen Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251 half-tracks (commonly referred to as "SWP") are built by Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG specifically to quickly transport a squad of infantrymen to the front lines with adequate armour protection from small arms fire. The truck examples are usually assigned to armour units for the purpose of helping troops stay right behind the fast moving tanks."
 RHI_mechanized_equipment_3: "Sonderkraftfahrzeug 256"
 RHI_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "Sd.Kfz. 256"
 RHI_mechanized_equipment_3_desc: "In late 1943, the German Army asked Auto-Union to develop a light, fully tracked reconnaissance vehicle, capable of carrying 6-8 men in an open-top superstructure. Introduced in 1944 the Schwerer Schützenpanzerwagen 'Kätzchen' (Heavy Armoured Personnel Carrier 'Kitten') had the hull's shape similar to the hull of the Stu.Pz.Kpfw. VII, but much smaller. The vehicle has front wheel drive with five or six overlapping steel road wheels and was designed to attain speeds in excess of 50 km/hr and has light armour. Warmly met by the German Military despite not very high speed, the vehicle was adopted in service under the name Sd.Kfz. 256."

#Amphibious
 RHI_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper"
 RHI_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "LWS"
 RHI_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Land-Wasser-Schlepper II"
 RHI_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "LWS II"

#Armoured Car
 RHI_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Leichter Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 222"
 RHI_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "Sd.Kfz. 222"
 RHI_gw_armored_car_equipment_dsec: "Introduced in 1936, the Leichter Panzerspähwagen ('light armoured reconnaissance vehicle') Sd. Kfz. 222 is a modernised version of the Sd. Kfz. 221. Being a road armoured car, manned by a three-man crew and has 4-wheel drive, the Sd.Kfz. 222 armed with a 2-cm Kw.K. 30 L/55 autocannon and a 7,92-mm M.G. 13 machine gun. Performing well on the good road network, the reconnaissance vehicle suffered in performance on the rough terrain and was badly received by colonial troops."
 RHI_armored_car_equipment_1: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, 8-rad, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 231"
 RHI_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "Sd.Kfz. 231"
 RHI_armored_car_equipment_1_desc: "The Sd.Kfz. 231 Schwerer Panzerspähwagen ('heavy armoured reconnaissance vehicle') is a military designation for a line of reconnaissance armoured cars intended for armoured divisions. Initially developed in 1932 as 6 wheels variants, it was obvious that this variant will be obsolete in the nearest future. In 1937 the 8 wheels variant armed with 2-cm Kw.K. 30 L/55 autocannon was introduced in service. The all-wheel drive four-axle Sd.Kfz. 231 are one of the most technically advanced armoured vehicles and are able to operate on rough terrain, with a cross-country comparable to that of tanks."
 RHI_armored_car_equipment_2: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234"
 RHI_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "Sd. Kfz. 234"
 RHI_armored_car_equipment_2_desc: "This new armoured car is seen as a successor to the eight-wheeled Panzerspähwagen Sd.Kfz.231. Among other priorities, better protection and heavier armament were viewed as crucial for the new armoured car. The production vehicle is heavier and bulkier than the Sd.Kfz.231, with mudguards that went along the side from end to end, with four storage compartments located inside. The main version of the vehicle, also known as Sd.Kfz.234/1, is armed with open-top turret fitted with a 2-cm Kw.K. 30 L/55 autocannon and coaxial M.G. 34."
 RHI_armored_car_at_equipment: "Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234/2"
 RHI_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "Sd.Kfz. 234/2"
 RHI_armored_car_at_equipment_desc: "A respectable armoured car, the Sd.Kfz.234/2 (also known as 'Puma') presents great speed and a significant 50 mm KwK.39/1 cannon. With improved frontal armour and formidable main gun, the car can traverse into volatile areas that are generally restricted to other like-minded vehicles. Being the greatly improved variant of the Sd.Kfz.234, the 'Puma' is intended to be used in a 6-strong platoon as a support vehicle. More often, though, commanders use the Sd.Kfz. 234/2 as fast tank hunters."

#Artillery

 RHI_artillery_equipment_1: "10,5-cm leichte Feldhaubitze Modell 33"
 RHI_artillery_equipment_1_short: "10,5-cm le.F.H. 33"
 RHI_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "The 10,5-cm le.F.H. 33 is the standard artillery piece of the Deutsches Heer, adopted for service in 1933 and used by all divisions and artillery battalions. This gun was developed in 1928-29 by Rheinmetall, and was a major advance on its predecessor the 10,5-cm le.F.H. 16 - a completely new three-point split trail gun carriage provides more stability and increases the traverse to 56 degrees alongside with the sighting mechanism to make it easier to fire at moving targets."
 RHI_artillery_equipment_2: "15-cm schwere Feldhaubitze Modell 36"
 RHI_artillery_equipment_2_short: "15-cm s.F.H. 36"
 RHI_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The 15-cm schwere Feldhaubitze 36, nicknamed Immergrün ('Evergreen'), is the basic division-level heavy howitzer, serving alongside the smaller but more numerous 10,5-cm le.F.H. 33. The gun originated with a contest between Rheinmetall and Krupp, both of whom entered several designs that were all considered unsatisfactory for one reason or another. In the end the army decided the solution was to combine the best features of both designs, using the Rheinmetall gun on a Krupp carriage. In 1935 the Army drafted a requirement for a lightened version of the gun which could be towed by a single horse team in one piece, for which a new proposed design from Rheinmetall was selected."
 RHI_artillery_equipment_3: "17-cm Kanone Modell 40 in Mörserlafette"
 RHI_artillery_equipment_3_short: "17-cm K. 40 Mrs.Laf."
 RHI_artillery_equipment_3_Desc: "The 17-cm Kanone 40, built by Krupp and Hannoversche Maschinenbau, is heavy corps-level gun. In the field, the gun delivers great damage, but also has a great disadvantage of requiring a long period of time to tear down for transport. A notable innovation on the 17-cm K. 40 is the \"double recoil\" or dual-recoil carriage. The dual-recoil mechanism absorbs all of the recoil energy with virtually no movement of the box trail upon firing, thus making for a very accurate weapon."

 RHI_anti_tank_equipment_1: "3,7-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 36"
 RHI_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "3,7-cm Pa.K. 36"
 RHI_anti_tank_equipment_1_desc: "Design of a horse-drawn, 3,7-cm anti-tank gun (designated 3,7-cm Pa.K. 28) by Rheinmetall commenced in 1924. By the early 1930s, it became apparent that horse-drawn artillery is obsolete, and the gun was modified for motorised transport, allowing it to be towed at highway speeds. Nicknamed by soldiers 'Heeresanklopfgerät' ('army door-knocking device'), the re-designated 3,7-cm Pa.K. 36 is the main anti-tank weapon of Deutsches Heer and easily can manage with enemy light tanks."
 RHI_anti_tank_equipment_2: "7,5-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 40"
 RHI_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "7,5-cm Pa.K. 40"
 RHI_anti_tank_equipment_2_desc: "The 7,5-cm Pa.K. 40 was developed after reports of new enemy tank designs began to reach Berlin in 1939. The project was initially given low priority, but following the growing tensions with France and the appearance of heavily armoured tanks, it was given an increased priority. In terms of armour-piercing action, the Pa.K. 40 is superior to the similar guns, but have less effective rollback damping systems, as a result of which the gun is behind analogues to quickly change position."
 RHI_anti_tank_equipment_3: "12,8-cm Panzerabwehrkanone Modell 43"
 RHI_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "12,8-cm Pa.K. 43"
 RHI_anti_tank_equipment_3_desc: "The 12,8-cm Pa.K. 43 is the new anti-tank gun developed initially as a field gun known as the Kanone 43. However, once heavier tanks started to appear the design requirements were altered to include an anti-armour role. The 12,8-cm Pa.K. 44 has a good anti-tank performance over long to extreme-long ranges - 1,800-2,700 metres and beyond - while also doubling as an effective field gun when firing high-explosive shells. But since it was not possible to install a 12,8-cm barrel on the carriage of a conventional anti-tank gun, a special carriage for the gun was designed. The high profile of the gun had to be maintained, which makes the gun extremely visible."

 RHI_anti_air_equipment_1: "2-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 36"
 RHI_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "2-cm Fla.K. 36"
 RHI_anti_air_equipment_1_desc: "The 2-cm Fla.K. 30 automatic anti-aircraft cannon was developed by Rheinmetall in 1930, and the Deutsches Heer began to receive guns in 1933. In 1936, due to the growth of tensions, Mauser modernised the gun - the upgraded model received the designation 2-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone 36 and was adopted by the German army. The principle of operation of the Fla.K. 36 mechanisms remains the same - the use of recoil force with a short barrel stroke, but otherwise is similar with only increased the rate of fire to 220 rounds per minute and slightly lowered overall weight to 420 kg."
 RHI_anti_air_equipment_2: "3,7-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 37"
 RHI_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "3,7-cm Fla.K. 37"
 RHI_anti_air_equipment_2_desc: "The original 3,7-cm gun was developed by Rheinmetall in 1935. The cannon had an overall length of 89 calibres, which allowed a 4,800 metres maximum ceiling. The Fla.K. 35 was only produced in small numbers, and production had already ended in 1936. Development continued, focusing on replacement of the existing cumbersome dual-axle mount with a lighter single-axle one, resulting in a 3,7-cm Fla.K. 36 with the practical rate of fire raised to 120 rounds per minute. A new, simplified sighting system introduced the next year led to the otherwise-identical 3,7-cm Fla.K. 37 which quickly became the main variant of the gun for the German Army."
 RHI_anti_air_equipment_3: "8,8-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone Modell 41"
 RHI_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "8,8-cm Fla.K. 41"
 RHI_anti_air_equipment_3_desc: "Initially developed in 1930 by Krupp the 8,8-cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone 30, commonly known as 'acht-acht' ('eight-eight'), was later modified by Rheinmetall. The versatile carriage allows the 8,8-cm Fla.K. to fire in a limited anti-tank mode when still on its wheels, and many consider the 8,8-cm Fla.K. line to be one of the best of its time. The Rheinmetall Fla.K. 41 is a second generation 8,8-cm gun, which some generals say is 'almost equal to the 12,8-cm cannon'. While having good characteristics, the Fla.K. 41 has problems in service, and is used mainly where it can be properly maintained."

 RHI_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "28/32-cm Schweres Wurfgerät Modell 40"
 RHI_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "s.W.G. 40"
 RHI_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "Initially designed for Nebeltruppen (Smoke Troops) for smokescreen setting, the schwere Wurfgerät 40 exists in two variants - with wooden and steel frames. The open frames of the most common steel version have short hinged legs to adjust elevation and are sized to fit the 32-centimetre rocket, but adapter rails are provided to allow the 28-centimetre rockets to fit. The s.W.G. 40 also can be mounted on schwere Wurfrahmen 40 frames attached to the sides of different vehicles."
 RHI_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "21-cm Raketenwerfer Modell 42"
 RHI_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "R.W. 42"
 RHI_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_desc: "The 21-cm Raketenwerfer 42 is a five-barreled multiple rocket launcher mounted on the towed carriage derived from that of the 3,7 cm Pa.K. 36 anti-tank gun. The launchers are organised into batteries of six with three batteries per battalion. Intended to provide the fire support and settle smokescreens, the R.W. 42 are mainly used as rocket artillery and almost don't participate in chemical warfare."

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### WHR - White Ruthenia ###
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### Land ###
 # Kbk wz 91/98/23:
 WHR_infantry_equipment_0: "Piachotnaja Vintouka uz.1891/98/25 Mosina-Mauziera"
 WHR_infantry_equipment_0_short: "V-91/98/25"
 WHR_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Germany's eastern allies all had large stocks of Russian Mosin rifles, but they all adopted the 8mm Mauser cartridge to match German standards. Wanting to make cost-effective use of existing stocks until more Mauser rifles were available, Polish arsenals worked to convert Mosin rifles into carbines chambering the new official cartridge. The wz. 91/98/25 pattern would quickly be adopted by other Oststaaten to modernise their existing stocks."
 # Standardmodell Mauser:
 WHR_infantry_equipment_1: "Piachotnaja Vintouka uz.1924 Mauziera"
 WHR_infantry_equipment_1_short: "V-24"
 WHR_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Weltkrieg showed first-hand that full-length rifles were unwieldy in trench warfare with little benefit. Germany's famed assault troops were given the shorter Kar. 98AZ whenever possible, and soon after the war, it was decided to standardise on a carbine-length rifle to replace the G.98. The Kar. 98b, based on the AZ model, differed little from its direct predecessor, but more significantly from the longer G. 98, with improved sights and a turned-down bolt. More importantly, it used more parts from the long rifle to increase parts interchangeability and lower manufacturing costs. Many models were ordered by Belarusian government."
 # MP35:
 WHR_infantry_equipment_2: "Piachotny Pistaliet-Kuliamiot uz.1935 Bierhmana"
 WHR_infantry_equipment_2_short: "PK-35"
 WHR_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "While the sub-machine gun concept was well-proven during the latter phase of the Weltkrieg, many nations see serious shortage of the weapon type as the Second Weltkrieg broke out. Unable to secure the German Army's standard MP-40, the Oststaaten often have to make due with what is commercially available through private firms. The MP-35, designed by Emil Bergmann and notable for its horizontal magazine on the right side, is a popular choice thanks to its relative ruggedness and affordability, along with Bergmann's willingness to license the design."
 # Volkssturmgewehr:
 WHR_infantry_equipment_3: "Samazaradnaja Vintouka uz.1942 Barnickia"
 WHR_infantry_equipment_3_short: "SV-42"
 WHR_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "With Germany's machine carbines becoming increasingly present on the battlefield with its intermediate cartridge and select-fire capabilities, Karl Barnitzke of Waffenfabrik Suhl offered a new design as a cheaper, mass-producible alternative to the M.Kb. 42. The design is very simple and easy to produce, mechanically an enlarged pistol made from extensive use of stamped sheetmetal, using the same intermediate cartridge and 30-round magazines. This semi-automatic rifle, while failing to impress the German Army, caught the interest of Oststaaten, especially Belarus, looking for a cheap alternative to the M.Kb. 42, as the Germans were unwilling to share them. Waffenfabrik Suhl is happy to produce and license the design for local production, significantly raising the firepower of the otherwise-light infantry of Germany's eastern allies."

 # RMN-50
 WHR_improved_infantry_weapons_2: "Ruchny Minamiot uz.1943 Najmana"
 WHR_improved_infantry_weapons_2_short: "RMN-43"
 WHR_improved_infantry_weapons_2_desc: "The RMN-43 was developed by Belarusian chemist Isaak Markovich Najman as Belarusian partisans required a portable weapon capable of launching explosives heavier than a rifle grenade, but lighter than a mortar. Najman's \"hand mortar\" was a Mosin rifle with the barrel replaced by a shortened tube of a 5 cm leGrW 36. Using the latter's widely-available ammunition, the Najman Hand Mortar could cause heavy damage in hit-and-run attacks, allowing the attackers to retreat quickly and saving lives as the weapon did not require to be deployed."

 #Panzerbuchse 39:
 WHR_infantry_at: "Procitankavaja Strelbu Braujera uz.1939"
 WHR_infantry_at_short: "PTS-39"
 #Panzerschreck:
 WHR_infantry_at2: "Reaktyunaja Procitankavaja Strelbu uz.1943"
 WHR_infantry_at2_short: "RPTS-43"
 WHR_infantry_at2_desc: "The Raketenpanzerbuchse 54 shoulder-launched anti-tank rocket launchers, nicknamed 'Ofenrohr' ('stove pipe') and the more popular 'Panzerschreck' ('Tank's Fright'), are lightweight infantry weapons developed for the German military, inspired by the rumours about American rocket launchers. Under ideal conditions, the R.Pz.B. 54 can penetrate heavy tanks’ armour with its 8,8-centimetre rockets, already used by the Raketenwerfer 43 rocket launchers. As a drawback, the R.Pz.B. 54 produces a lot of smoke upon firing. Many shipped over from Germany given Belarus' lack of anti tank weapons."

 WHR_support_weapons: "Piachotny Kuliamiot uz.1915 & 75,8-mm Liohki Minamiot"
 WHR_support_weapons_short: "K-15 & 75,8-mm M"
 WHR_support_weapons2: "Piachotny Kuliamiot uz.1934 & 80-mm Сiazki Minamiot"
 WHR_support_weapons2_short: "K-34 & 80-mm M"
 #MG 39Rh and 20-cm leLdgW :
 WHR_support_weapons3: "Piachotny Kuliamiot uz.1939 & 200-mm Liohki Minamiot"
 WHR_support_weapons3_short: "K-39 & 200-mm M"
 WHR_support_weapons4: "Piachotny Kuliamiot uz.1942 & 80-mm Liohki Minamiot"
 WHR_support_weapons4_short: "K-42 & 80-mm LM"

#Motorized
 #Borgward B 3000:
 WHR_motorized_equipment_1: "Hruzavy Armiejski Autamabil uz.1936 MAZ-3000"
 WHR_motorized_equipment_1_short: "MAZ-3000"
 ##Borgward B 3000 with Wurfrahmen 40:
 WHR_motorized_rocket_equipment: "MAZ-3040"
 WHR_motorized_rocket_equipment_1: "Artylieryjski Armiejski Autamabil uz.1940 MAZ-3040"
 WHR_motorized_rocket_equipment_1_short: "MAZ-3040"
 #Sonderkraftfahrzeug 11:
 WHR_mechanized_equipment_1: "Asablivy Transpartny Autamabil uz.1938"
 WHR_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "ATA-38"
 #Schwerer Wehrmachtschlepper:
 WHR_mechanized_equipment_2: "Asablivy Transpartny Autamabil uz.1942"
 WHR_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "ATA-42"
 #Basically OT-810:
 WHR_mechanized_equipment_3: "Transpartny Bronieautamabil uz.1944"
 WHR_mechanized_equipment_3_short: "TBA-44"

#Amphibious
 WHR_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1: "Plyvučy Transpartny Bronieautamabil uz.1940"
 WHR_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_1_short: "PTBA-40"
 WHR_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2: "Plyvučy Transpartny Bronieautamabil uz.1942"
 WHR_amphibious_mechanized_equipment_2_short: "PTBA-42"

#Armoured Car
 WHR_gw_armored_car_equipment: "Bronieautamabil uz.1935"
 WHR_gw_armored_car_equipment_short: "BA-35"
 WHR_armored_car_equipment_1: "Bronieautamabil uz.1936"
 WHR_armored_car_equipment_1_short: "BA-36"
 WHR_armored_car_equipment_2: "Bronieautamabil uz.1942"
 WHR_armored_car_equipment_2_short: "BA-42"
 WHR_armored_car_at_equipment: "Bronieautamabil uz.1943"
 WHR_armored_car_at_equipment_short: "BA-43"

#Artillery

 WHR_artillery_equipment_1: "105-mm Liohkaja Haubica uz.1933"
 WHR_artillery_equipment_1_short: "105-mm LH-33"
 WHR_artillery_equipment_2: "150-mm Ciažkaja Haubica uz.1936"
 WHR_artillery_equipment_2_short: "150-mm CH-36"
 WHR_artillery_equipment_3: "170-mm Harmata uz.1940"
 WHR_artillery_equipment_3_short: "170-mm H-40"

 WHR_anti_tank_equipment_1: "37-mm Supractankavaja Harmata uz.1936"
 WHR_anti_tank_equipment_1_short: "37-mm SH-36"
 WHR_anti_tank_equipment_2: "75-mm Supractankavaja Harmata uz.1940"
 WHR_anti_tank_equipment_2_short: "75-mm SH-40"
 WHR_anti_tank_equipment_3: "128-mm Supractankavaja Harmata uz.1943"
 WHR_anti_tank_equipment_3_short: "128-mm SH-43"

 WHR_anti_air_equipment_1: "20-mm Zienitnaja Harmata uz.1936"
 WHR_anti_air_equipment_1_short: "20-mm ZH-36"
 WHR_anti_air_equipment_2: "37-mm Zienitnaja Harmata uz.1937"
 WHR_anti_air_equipment_2_short: "37-mm ZH-37"
 WHR_anti_air_equipment_3: "88-mm Zienitnaja Harmata uz.1941"
 WHR_anti_air_equipment_3_short: "88-mm ZH-41"

 WHR_rocket_artillery_equipment_1: "280-mm Rakietnaja Puskavaja Ustaliouka uz.1940"
 WHR_rocket_artillery_equipment_1_short: "RPU-40"
 WHR_rocket_artillery_equipment_2: "210-mm Rakietnaja Puskavaja Ustaliouka uz.1942"
 WHR_rocket_artillery_equipment_2_short: "RPU-42"

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### Wallonia ###
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 WAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_1: "série A"
 WAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_2: "série B"
 WAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_3: "série C"
 WAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_4: "série D"
 WAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_5: "série E"
 WAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_6: "série F"
 WAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_7: "série G"
 WAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_8: "série H"
 WAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_9: "série I"
 WAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_10: "série J"
 WAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_11: "série K"
 WAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_12: "série L"
 WAL_EQUIPMENT_VERSION_13: "série M"

### Land ###
 WAL_infantry_equipment_0: "Fabrique Nationale Mauser Modèle 1889"
 WAL_infantry_equipment_0_short: "FN M89"
 WAL_infantry_equipment_1: "Fabrique Nationale Mauser Modèle 1935"
 WAL_infantry_equipment_1_short: "FN M35"
 WAL_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The Fabrique Nationale Model 1935 is a slightly shortned Model 1889 Mauser with a plethora of upgrades including a new bolt and locking system, a more reliable magazine, as well as improved ergonomics. The model made for the Belgian military is chambered in 7.65×53mm Mauser."
 WAL_infantry_equipment_2: "Pieper Bayard Modèle 1934"
 WAL_infantry_equipment_2_short: "PB-34"
 WAL_infantry_equipment_3: "Fabrique Nationale Modèle 1943"
 WAL_infantry_equipment_3_short: "FN-43"

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### XSM - Ma Clique ###
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### Land ###
 XSM_infantry_equipment_0: "Kunming Type 88"
 XSM_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Kunming Type 88"
 XSM_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Originally a product of late Guangxu era 'Self Strengthening' efforts, the Type 88 was designed as a close copy of the German Gewehr 88 with export modifications. While collectively inferior to newer rifles despite improvements, and often poorly maintained, the weapon is known to be rugged and reliable if unwieldy.\n\nThis variety is mainly produced at the Xining Arsenal in Qinghai, though equipment shortages and personal preference often see it used alongside non-standard weapons such as the Dadao."
 XSM_infantry_equipment_1: "Kunming Type 27"
 XSM_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Kunming Type 27"
 XSM_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Originally called the 'Xuantong Type 27', this rifle was put into Qing service in 1935 through German assistance after the Restoration. The weapon is functionally a near copy of the German Mauser M1924, and a considerable improvement over the much older Type 88 in terms of weight and recoil.\n\nFirst produced at the Hanyang arsenal with German tools, manufacturing methods have already spread to Xining, though it may not fully replace its predecessors for some time."
 XSM_infantry_equipment_2: "Tsingtao MP18"
 XSM_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Tsingtao MP18"
 XSM_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Thanks to the flood of Weltkrieg surplus into the world market in the early 1920s, the MP18 saw action in China some time before a modified version began production in Tsingtao.\n\nWith changes to the magazine and stock, this particular product of Sino-German cooperation has been copied and sold throughout Northern and Southern China, though primarily to the Qing Government."
 XSM_infantry_equipment_3: "Hanyang Xuantong Type 35"
 XSM_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Hanyang Type 35"
 XSM_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Type 35 is a semi-automatic rifle based on the General Liu rifle from 1914. While appearing similar, the Type 35 is shorter, has the rear of the receiver covered, and the gas-trap system replaced by a simple gas port. The new rifle is also no longer able to switch to manual action and uses magazines from the Bohemian ZH-29 rifle and ZB-26 light machine gun."
 XSM_support_weapons: "'Huaning' 7.92mm heavy machine gun & Hanyang-made Stokes mortar"
 XSM_support_weapons2: "Hanyang 30 festival 7.9mm machine gun 'Old yellow ox' & Jingling Xuantong Type 23 82mm mortar"
 XSM_support_weapons3: "Xuantong Type 27 heavy machine gun & Jingling Xuantong Type 34 60mm mortar"

 XSM_artillery_equipment_1: "75mm Hanyang Xuantong Type 13 Field Gun"
 XSM_artillery_equipment_1_short: "Hanyang Type 13"
 XSM_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "As the most produced artillery during the Beiyang era, this artillery entered service in many armies across China.\n\nFollowing the Qing restoration, the new government announced that it would be renamed the 'Xuantong Type 13', but republican forces still refer to it as the 'Xinhai Type 10'."

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### Yemen ###
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### Land ###
 YEM_infantry_equipment_0: "Namudhaj Qasir Albunduqiat al'Iinjlizia"
 YEM_infantry_equipment_0_short: "NQAaI"
 YEM_infantry_equipment_1: "Albunduqiat Al'iimbiraturia Namudhaj 1355"
 YEM_infantry_equipment_1_short: "aBaI 55"

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### Yucatan ###
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### Land ###
 YUC_infantry_equipment_0: "Mauser Modelo 1902"
 YUC_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Mauser M02"
 YUC_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "The Mauser Model 1902 is one of several Mauser rifles in service with the Mexican military, but is currently by far the most common. Chambered in 7x57mm, the Model 1902 is a highly modified Spanish Model 1893 Mauser integrating several parts and design elements from the later Mauser Model 1898. The Model 1902, which was purchased in large quantities from the German company DWM, is nearly identical to the domestically produced Model 1910."
 YUC_infantry_equipment_1: "Mondragón Modelo 1929"
 YUC_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Mondragón M29"
 YUC_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "The revolutionary Mondragón Model 1908 was among the first semi-automatic rifles to see combat, even serving with the German Luftstreitkräfte during the Weltkrieg. While effective, the Mondragón has always suffered reliability issues and is expensive to produce. The Model 1929 is a modernised and easier to manufacture version of the original Mondragón."

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### Yunnan ###
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### Land ###
 YUN_infantry_equipment_0: "Kunming Type 88"
 YUN_infantry_equipment_0_short: "Kunming Type 88"
 YUN_infantry_equipment_0_desc: "Originally a product of late Guangxu era 'Self Strengthening' efforts, the Type 88 was designed as a close copy of the German Gewehr 88 with export modifications. While collectively inferior to newer rifles despite improvements, and often poorly maintained, the weapon is known to be rugged and reliable if unwieldy.\n\nThis variety is mainly produced at the Kunming Arsenal in Yunnan, though equipment shortages and personal preference often see it used alongside non-standard weapons such as the Dadao."
 YUN_infantry_equipment_1: "Kunming Type 27"
 YUN_infantry_equipment_1_short: "Kunming Type 27"
 YUN_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "Originally called the 'Xuantong Type 27', this rifle was put into Qing service in 1935 through German assistance after the Restoration. The weapon is functionally a near copy of the German Mauser M1924, and a considerable improvement over the much older Type 88 in terms of weight and recoil.\n\nFirst produced at the Hanyang arsenal with German tools, manufacturing methods have already spread to Kunming, though it may not fully replace its predecessors for some time."
 YUN_infantry_equipment_2: "Tsingtao MP18"
 YUN_infantry_equipment_2_short: "Tsingtao MP18"
 YUN_infantry_equipment_2_desc: "Thanks to the flood of Weltkrieg surplus into the world market in the early 1920s, the MP18 saw action in China some time before a modified version began production in Tsingtao.\n\nWith changes to the magazine and stock, this particular product of Sino-German cooperation has been copied and sold throughout Northern and Southern China, though primarily to the Qing Government."
 YUN_infantry_equipment_3: "Kunming Xinhai Type 33"
 YUN_infantry_equipment_3_short: "Kunming Type 33"
 YUN_infantry_equipment_3_desc: "The Type 33 is a semi-automatic rifle based on the General Liu rifle from 1914. While appearing similar, the Type 33 is shorter, has the rear of the receiver covered, and the gas-trap system replaced by a simple gas port. The new rifle is also no longer able to switch to manual action and uses magazines from the Bohemian ZH-29 rifle and ZB-26 light machine gun."

 YUN_artillery_equipment_1: "75mm Hanyang Xinhai Type 10 Field Gun"
 YUN_artillery_equipment_1_short: "75mm Hanyang Type 10"
 YUN_artillery_equipment_1_desc: "As the most produced artillery during the Beiyang era, this artillery entered service in many armies across China.\n\nFollowing the Qing restoration, the new government announced that it would be renamed the 'Xuantong Type 13', but republican forces still refer to it as the 'Xinhai Type 10'."

 YUN_motorized_equipment_1: "Kunming Type Ziyuan"
 YUN_motorized_equipment_1_short: "Ziyuan"
 YUN_motorized_equipment_1_desc: "After the outbreak of the American Civil War, many American engineers went into exile to escape the war. The Yunnan Machinery Bureau in Kunming seized the opportunity and recruited a group of engineers from the former US Stuart Motor Company. With the assistance of these engineers and the financial support of the Yunnan clique, the car named 'Ziyuan'(Resources) was officially put into production and entered military service."

 YUN_fighter_equipment_0: "Potez Po.25"
 YUN_fighter_equipment_0_short: "Po.25"

 YUN_tac_bomber_equipment_0: "Breguet Br.14"
 YUN_tac_bomber_equipment_0_short: "Br.14"

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### Zambesia ###
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### Land ###
 ZAM_infantry_equipment_0: "Short Model Lee-Enfield Mk I"
 ZAM_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk 1"
 ZAM_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 ZAM_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 ZAM_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 ZAM_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 ZAM_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 ZAM_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 ZAM_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"

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### Zimbabwe ###
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### Land ###
 ZIM_infantry_equipment_0: "Rifle, Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield Mk III"
 ZIM_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk III"
 ZIM_infantry_equipment_1: "Rifle, Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield Mk V"
 ZIM_infantry_equipment_1_short: "SMLE Mk V"

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### Zanzibar ###
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### Land ###
 ZAN_infantry_equipment_0: "Short Model Lee-Enfield Mk I"
 ZAN_infantry_equipment_0_short: "SMLE Mk 1"
 ZAN_infantry_equipment_1: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1$"
 ZAN_infantry_equipment_1_short: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_short$"
 ZAN_infantry_equipment_1_desc: "$MAF_infantry_equipment_1_desc$"

 ZAN_support_weapons: "$GER_support_weapons$"
 ZAN_support_weapons_short: "$GER_support_weapons_short$"
 ZAN_support_weapons2: "$GER_support_weapons2$"
 ZAN_support_weapons2_short: "$GER_support_weapons2_short$"
