Heckler and Koch MP5 (9mm): Special issue.Heckler and Koch MP9 (10mm): Standard issue.
45 ACP): Standard issue, some examples made postwar
Magnum Research BFR (.45-70): Revolver, Special issue, Sequoia custom model given as reward for distinguished service.Smith and Wesson 27 (.44): Common private purchase.44 magnum): Revolver, Special issue, common private purchase Glock 86 "Defender" Plasma Pistol: Special Issue.AEP-2 Laser Pistol: Standard Issue for EWO personnel.SIG Sauer Jagdpistole (12.7 SIG): Private purchase.Colt M1911 (.45 ACP): Special Issue, some example made postwar.Shangxi Type 20 (10mm): Chinese pistol, some example made postwar.N99 (10mm): Semi-automatic, Standard issue, some examples made post-war.Browning Hi-Power (9mm): Semi-automatic, Standard issue.Legion soldiers were not only trained as infantrymen but also for naval combat, combat engineering, well-versed in hazardous environment survival and exhibits high levels of endurance both mentally and physically combat missions. Of the regiments and battalions of the Malagka Self-Defense Forces, the Legion were amongst the most elite, disciplined and well-equipped fighting forces, in their military effectiveness in battle. The Legion was an elite fighting force within the Malagka Self-Defense Forces. After the Fortaleza invasion and liberation, usually each brigade has at least one Cavalry, Mechanized, and Artillery regiment, as well as 2-3 infantry regiment. The brigades are divided into five to seven regiments. Each Brigade consists of about 5000 men, but in times of war, some may increase to as much as 10,000.
The Militia is divided into four Brigades. The Rank of Commandant refers the supreme commander of the Militia. Colonel, Colonel, Brigadier General, General, Commandant. Officer ranks are, in ascending order, 2nd Lieutenant, 1st Lieutenant, Captain, Major, Lt. Lie Non-Commissioned ranks are, in ascending order, Private, Private First Class, Corporal, Sergeant, Staff Sergeant, Master Sergeant, Sergeant Major. The omitted ranks are often near the top of the command structure, as the largest unit of the Army is a Brigade, meaning fewer higher rank structures exist. It is organised as a military force charged with police duties under the authority of both the civil and the military Goverment. The Militia are structured similarly to the Pre-War Civil Guard (Spanish: Guardia Civil) the oldest law enforcement agency covering the whole of Spain. The Malagka Self-Defense Forces possesses divides between the Army Militiaman and The Legion. 2.5 Battle, Marksman, and Sniper Rifles.
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