Armato Salvatore

The Armato Salvatore is made up of four main parts, and has around 90,000 personnel, spread across Cattala and Rhodes. The military has increased in size sharply since 1990, when it was at around 74,000 personnel.


The specialist area of the Cattalian military is the Cielo Salvatori, which is the Air force. Before it joined the Royal and Holy Kingdom, Rhodes was protected by the Cielo as part of a military unification between the demilitarised Rhodes and Cattala. Therefore, the Cielo had a much bigger force than other areas of the armed forces as it served two countries and most of the Ionian Sea and parts of the Mediterranean.
Currently the Cielo Salvatori has 40,000 personnel and has served recently in Afghanistan, Kosovo and Acijnstan. The Cielo also supports the coastguard during search and rescue missions and patrolling for illegal immigration by sea. The Cielo’s biggest assets are its fleets of Eurofighter Typhoons, Tornado GR4’s and Chinook helicopters. In the future, the Cielo Salvatori is set to develop its own aircraft with the Galbadian Air Force and the Atlantic Federation, alongside purchasing F-35 fighters from the USA.

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Naval command has been important for Cattala since it was a colony, and the Salvatori Marino remains a strong part of the Armato. It is based in Quentin and also has docks in Calora, Rhodes and in the Ionian province. Spending on the Salvatori Marino has risen faster than other military areas in recent years, especially with the £1.9 billion aircraft carrier project, which will be completed by 2014 and will be the biggest and most expensive ship in the Armato Salvatore’s history. The fleet include four submarines, one Spiri-class destroyer, ten Protettorato-class frigates and six corvettes amongst others. In the future, the Salvatori Marino will be led by the aircraft carrier and plans are underway to construct two more Spiri-class destroyers.