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Antillean Division

The Antillean Division is a constituent organisation of the Armed Forces.

❊ EFF 01 Jan 01
Registry CAF-02 Reg 02 of 10
Headquarters Caicos Fortress Occident
Scale 14 installations
12,015 staff
Antillean Division
Division of the Commonwealth Armed Forces
Aircraft 1
Employees 12,015
Headquarters Fortress Occident, Caicos
Regiments 6
Ships 3

Antillean Division is a sovereign formation of the Armed Forces in the Lucayan and Bahamas approaches, seated at Fortress Occident with an auxiliary naval station at Summers. Fortress Occident hosts the Commonwealth’s only standing strategic airborne capability, the Airborne Commandos, giving the Division an outsized lift role relative to its size. The Lucayan Patrol Section falls administratively within Antillean.

Regional destabilisation related to the American Crisis and deteriorating relations with Dallas America have seen the division reinforced in the last decade, as large population centres of the Commonwealth are located in close proximity to continental threats in the United States, Colombia and Venezuela.

Antillean Division Regiments

Antillean fields a minimal coastal picket flotilla of its own, alongside the Lucaya Command’s customs cutters.

Antillean Division Naval Squadrons

Antillean Division Air Squadrons

Installations 10 installations, 14 installations, 12,015 staff

Fortress Occident

3,390

Home base of Antillean Division, hosting the Airborne Commandos, the Commonwealth's only standing strategic airborne capability.

  • Occident Citadel


    The Division's home garrison in the Lucayan approaches.

NS Summers

5,640

A British fortress since the 18th century; automated dockyards rated for Federal-class battleships.


  • Trains amphibious and naval infantry tactics.
  • American Radar Array


    Provides long-range surveillance of North American approaches.
  • Bloody Head Battery


    A historic coastal fort at Great Sound, upgraded with long-range anti-ship missiles.

Bahama

340

The Bahaman Rifles home ground, and a base for the Lucaya Command.

  • Bahama Customs Post


    Heavy and medium customs cutters covering smuggling routes from Florida.

Curateo

340

A Bahaman outer-islands garrison, home to a Bahaman Rifles detachment.

  • Curateo Barracks


    Component-strength army detachment.
  • Curateo Patrol Station


    Patrol motor launches covering the outer Bahamas.

Abakoa

340

A Bahaman outer-islands garrison, home to a Lucayan Rifles detachment.

  • Abakoa Barracks


    Component-strength army detachment, the smallest administrative tier with its own installation.

Conch

340

A western Caribbean garrison, home to Candle Guards and Summers Rifles detachments.

  • Conch Barracks


    Component-strength army detachment, the smallest administrative tier with its own installation.

Nassau

340

A Bahaman garrison, home to Lucayan Rifles and Summers Rifles detachments.

  • Nassau Barracks


    Component-strength army detachment, the smallest administrative tier with its own installation.

Habacoa

710

The Division's combined-arms forward post in the outer Bahamas.

  • Habacoan Barracks


    Component-strength army detachment.
  • Habacoa Patrol Station


    River tenders and coast guard craft covering the outer Bahamas.

Antillean Magazine

560

The Division's ordnance reserve, sited alongside Fortress Occident for the Territorial Service's stated 90-day autonomy.

  • Antillean Ordnance Magazine


    Ammunition and ordnance reserve stock for the Division.

Joint Installations

15

Installations operated jointly with other bodies.