France

France
French Flag
Leader	Francois Hollande
Flagship	FRS Richelieu BB-30
Active Military	5,000,000 French Personnel, 1,250,000 French Reserve Personnel
Active Combat Vehicles	2,500 MBTs/TDs, 5,000 IFVs, 1,250 SPGs
Active Aircraft	1,750 Rafales, 1,200 Mirages, 950 Etendards
Active/Planned Ships	585 French Ships
Total Population	75,000,000
Points	1600 & 50

France

Bonjour, we are the French Republic, also known as France. We are the most neutral country in the world and refuse to participate in war unless we need to. We are home to one of the worlds most successful businesses that produces ships and guns, GMI Systems. While we have a military, as stated before, we refuse to participate in world affairs. Thus, it is solely for home defense, which is why we lag behind in technology most of the time as we have no need for it. Any nation that wants to pass through us can do so. Any nation that wants to use our shipyards or ports, just ask. All we ask in return is to not take our rightful homeland.

News

• Singapore has taken control over Eastern France, diplomatic talks are underway.
• The French Navy has begun to expand in size to better defend the French coasts.
• An expansion of our Diplomatic Relations with the nations of the world has been mostly successful so far.

Characters

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• President Emmanuel Macron
• Amiral de France Charles De Gaulle
• Général d'Armée Aérienne Edmond Jouhaud
• Général d'Armée Philippe Leclerc

Kevin

• CEMM Rafale Marcel

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• Vice Amiral d'Escadre Napoleon VII

Established Diplomatic Relations

Due to France's pure neutrality, they establish Diplomatic Relations, or NAPs, with other nations to prevent favoritism.

• Caribbean Confederacy
• India
• Israel
• Kingdom of Canada
• Mexico
• Republic of Korea
• Socialist Republic of Vietnam
• Telosian Commonwealth of the Philippines
• Telosian Empire
• United Central Pacific Republic
• Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
• United States of America
• Xenda Industries

Failed Diplomatic Relations

Failed Diplomatic Relations are neither good or bad, but pose a threat to France as these nations have shown lack of interest in Peace.

• Grand Imperium of Korhal
• Great Japanese Empire
• Kekistani Empire

Intergovernmental Organization

• Eurasian Union

War Status

• Defcon 5
• Peace

Defcon 5

Wars

LIST OF WARS

Name	Duration	Allies	Enemies	End Result	Events
World War III	5/6/17-8/8/17	France, Cattiria, Chile, China, India, Israel, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Telosia, USSR, Vietnam	Børk, Kekistan	Ally Victory	Invasion of Eastern France, First Battle of the Mediterranean, Second Battle of the Mediterranean, Third Battle of the Mediterranean, Liberation of Switzerland, Liberation of Eastern Europe, Battle for Warsaw, Liberation of Italy, Battle of the Tyrrhenian Sea, Battle for Hanover, Battle for Kekstantinople/Hamburg

Direction Générale de la Sécurité Extérieure

DGSE Logo

The Direction Générale de la Sécurité Extérieure, also known as the DGSE, is Frances key Intelligence Agency responsible for Internal and External Intel Gathering as well as National Security. They are primarily meant to stop external threats like terrorism from entering the country but can also help find and squash internal terrorism. They also work with nations around the world to help identify common threats to take down.

Armée de L'Air

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Air Based Weapons

• Thermobaric Bombs
• Laser Guided Bombs
• Conventional Bombs
• Bunker Buster Bombs
• Satellite Guided Bombs
• Anti Tank Missiles
• Short Range Missiles
• Medium Range Missiles
• GIAT-17 30mm Autocannon

Strike Craft

Bombers

B-95 Phoenix Strategic Bomber

Fighters

Super Rafale Stealth Jet Fighter. The Rafale is Frances primary Air Superiority Fighter. It has 2 GIAT-17 30mm Autocannons and 8 hardpoints for Missiles and/or Bombs. With its 2 Jet Engines, it also has a top speed of Mach 2.5.

Super Mirage II Heavy Jet Fighter. Specifically made to carry a large bomb payload and still work as a fighter, the Mirage is a very capable Heavy Fighter with a bomb payload for 20,000 pounds of bombs and a 3 GIAT-17 30mm Autocannons. Even with such a heavy payload, it's 2 Jet Engines let it fly at a top speed of Mach 2.25.

Super Etendard II Jet Interceptor. The purpose of the Etendard is solely to stop incoming penetrations of French Airspace. With a top speed of Mach 3.25, it can get to a incoming target very fast and neutralize it with its 2 GIAT-17 30mm Autocannons. It also has 4 hardpoints for Missiles and/or Bombs.

Armée de Terre

French Army Logo

Handheld Based Weapons

Pistols

MAC 50 Pistol

Assault Rifles

FAMAS G2 Assault Rifle

Submachine Guns

MAT 49 Submachine Gun

Sniper Rifles

FR F2 Sniper Rifle

Vehicles

Tanks

AMX Leclerc XXIAI MBT

Marine Nationale

French Navy Logo

Ship Based Weapons

• 15"/45 Modèle 2016 Naval Gun
• M55 SLBM
• Exocet V Sea-Skimming Missile
• MU95 Torpedo

Fleet

Any ship can be put here as long as it has the title FRS on it.

Aircraft Carriers

• Total: 70

FRS Charles de Gaulle R1

FRS Richelieu R26

Aigle Class Supercarrier

Provocant Class Supercarrier

Battlecarriers

• Total: 0

Battlecruisers

• Total: 5

Dunkerque Class Battlecruiser

Battleships

• Total: 15

FRS Dunkerque B21

FRS Marseille B26

FRS Gloire B36

Cruisers

• Total: 20

Normandie Class Heavy Cruiser

Destroyers

• Total: 250

Macron Class Destroyer

Allen M. Sumner Class Destroyer

Frigates

• Total: 0

Helicopter Carriers

• Total: 0

Submarines

• Total: 225

Espadon Class Submarine

Thon Class Submarine

Typhon Class Attack Submarine

Naval Roster

FLEET REGISTRY OF SUBMERSIBLE SHIPS

Ship Class	Builder/Operator	Status of Ships in Class	Total Planned (Number Completed)	Description	Ship Names
Thon Class AIP Attack Submarine	Napoleon	In Service	75(1)		FRS Thon
Espadon Class AIP Attack Submarine	Napoleon	In Service	75(1)		FRS Espadon
Typhon Class AIP Attack Submarine	Napoleon	In Service	75(50)	Purchased from Telosia	FRS Typhon

FLEET REGISTRY OF SURFACE SHIPS

Ship Class	Builder/Operator	Status of Ships in Class	Total Planned (Number Completed)	Description	Ship Names
Charles de Gaulle Class Nuclear Attack Carrier	Charles	In Service	25		FRS Charles de Gaulle
Richelieu Class Nuclear Attack Carrier	Charles	In Service	25		FRS Richelieu
Nice Class Battleship	Charles	Planned	5	Ex-Courbet	FRS Nice
Toulouse Class Battleship	Charles	Planned	5	Ex-Bretange	FRS Toulouse
Normandie Class Battleship	Charles	Planned	5		FRS Normandie
Lyon Class Battleship	Charles	Planned	5		FRS Lyon
Dunkerque Class Battleship	Charles	In Service	5		FRS Dunkerque
Marseille Class Battleship	Charles	In Service	5	Ex-Richelieu	FRS Marseille
Paris Class Battleship	Charles	Planned	5	Ex-Alsace	FRS Paris
Aigle Class Nuclear Supercarrier	Napoleon	In Service	10(1)		FRS Aigle
Provocant Class Nuclear Supercarrier	Napoleon	In Service	10(3)	Purchased From Telosia	FRS Provocant
Dunkerque Class Battlecruiser	Napoleon	In Service	5	Purchased From Telosia	FRS Dunkerque
Gloire Class Battleship	Napoleon	In Service	5		FRS Gloire
Normandie Class Heavy Cruiser	Napoleon	In Service	20(5)		FRS Normandie
Macron Class Destroyer	Napoleon	In Service	125(1)		FRS Macron
Allen M. Sumner Class Destroyer	Napoleon	In Service	125

STRIKE GROUP LIST

Battlegroup Name	Operator	Nickname	Number Used	Composition	Number Of Ships
Battlegroup I	Charles	BG-I-(1-5)	5	1 Dunkerque Battleship 5 Charles de Gaulle Class Attack Carrier 4 To Be Named Class Cruisers 10 To Be Named Destroyers	20