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Volcanic Division

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

❊ EFF 01 Jan 01
Registry CAF-10 Reg 10 of 10
Headquarters Oslola Fortress Lola
Scale 16 installations
27,125 staff
Volcanic Division
Division of the Commonwealth Armed Forces
Aircraft 11
Employees 27,125
Headquarters Fortress Lola, Oslola
Regiments 14
Ships 6

Volcanic Division is the capital formation of the Armed Forces, administratively seated at Fortress Lola in Oslola – historic centre of the Oslolan North Sea Empire and still the most developed of the republics. The Division folds the Oslolan garrison together with the Arctic outposts of Kala and Helvasia, stretching from the temperate North Sea to the polar ice. It is the first and largest of the Commonwealth’s divisions, and plays a key role in the overall defence of the country.

Among its broad complement, the division carries its own fleet carrier and battlecruiser from the year-round Arctic patrol, the strategic missile submarine force, the strategic command apparatus of the Consolidated Defence Establishment, and the Nuclear and Chemical Defence Regiments, both permanently held at readiness. Historically the Commonwealth’s battleship and second battlecruiser sailed under a consolidated fleet under Volcanic command, but were reestablished with the Equatorial Division during the naval restructuring of the 2040s.

The Division also retains custody of the Commonwealth’s strategic formations, including the Strategic Rocket Regiment, the 5th Strategic Security Regiment and the 6th Special Activities Regiment.

Auxiliary stations at NS Oslola and AS Oslola provide the Division’s naval and air forces; AS Kala and NS Sedna sustain the Kala garrison while NS Helvasia serves as the country’s primary base in the far north. As the largest division, it is levied not just to defend its own approaches but to reinforce any other Division at need.

Volcanic Division Regiments

Volcanic Division Naval Squadrons

Volcanic Division Air Squadrons

Installations 8 installations, 16 installations, 27,125 staff

Fortress Lola

2,610

The Division's home base, a coastal citadel complex overlooking Oslola's southwest approaches.

  • Lola Citadel


    The fortress's central defensive works and resident garrison.
  • Montre Barracks


    A satellite barracks of the fortress, within Oslola but administratively distinct.

NS Oslola

6,000

The largest and most advanced naval facility in Vekllei, on the fortified island of Columbo off Oslola's southern coast; a naval fortress since the 15th century, height of the Oslolan North Sea Empire.

  • King Dock


    The only dry dock in the Commonwealth able to build or maintain the Veletia-class supercarrier and the Federal-class battleship and battlecruiser force.
  • Commonwealth Submersible Plant


    Automated factories producing Capricorn- and Mantle-class submarines.
  • Commonwealth Naval School


    The Fires Establishment's premier officer and technical training academy.

AS Oslola

2,400

The Division's principal airfield, sited beside the capital at Comet.

  • Comet Air Base


    Oslola's primary fixed-wing and rotary base, home to the Division's Signals and Manoeuvres squadrons.
  • National Police Aviation School


    Trains police pilots and air-assault tactics for the Commonwealth Police College.

AS Kala

2,400

A forward airfield supporting Volcanic's Arctic reach, built to operate through Kala's extreme cold and seasonal darkness.

  • Kala Cold-Weather Flying School


    Trains Arctic flight operations and cold-weather aircrew survival.
  • Iron Barracks


    A separate garrison from AS Kala's own airfield staff, covering Kala's interior.

NS Sedna

6,990

A forward Arctic dockyard tracing to the medieval Oslolan North Sea Empire's control of the Denmark Strait; ice-strengthened berthing and Arctic logistics support.

  • National Patrol & Scouting School


    Trains cross-country tracking, fieldcraft and survival skills, with a Commonwealth Police College detachment for animal handling and frontier constables.
  • Sedna Icebreaker Yard


    Home port and maintenance yard for the Arctic patrol's nuclear icebreaker cruisers.

NS Helvasia

6,000

The Commonwealth's northernmost naval installation, a former Norwegian coaling station expanded during the World Wars.

  • Helvasia Weather Station


    Monitors polar weather and shipping lanes, descended from a WWII Arctic convoy staging post.

Montre Federal Magazine

600

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

  • Montre Federal Magazine


    Ammunition and ordnance reserve stock for the Division.

Joint Installations

125

Installations operated jointly with other bodies.