The National Guard will be in charge of all of the military vehicles. There would not be enough resources to build up an invasion army, so the goal is to protect the country, and call for Cyber Force, and Special Operations for retaliation attacks against the attacker. The goal will be to eventually make the entire military defense system automated, or remote control. This will include the investment in creating drones, and remotely piloted tanks.
Until such is available, Kaldus will purchase Challenger 2 tanks which is much cheaper than Abrams 1 series tanks. Since I don’t know what the financial standing of this country will be – a clear budget on what’s needed might be a better move than having the heaviest and best. There will also be APC (Armored Personnel Carriers) which will transport troops for a distance. This will be needed to move troops from point A to point B. Since the National Guard will remain in the nation, there will be a smaller need for logistic transport.
The soldier will be issued with an assault rifle, and an automatic pistol. Both guns will have a biometric fingerprint reader to reduce the chance of the weapon being used against the owner. They will also be issued a military uniform, boots, and a large knife for hand to hand combat. The soldier will also have military tags, but will be encouraged to get an RFID chip installed in their hand to assure proper identification. This is only a requirement with the Royal Guard.
There will be a focus of providing for aerial drones. The drone will need to be large enough to carry a couple of anti-tank missiles. There will also be anti-air missiles, and while I am sure that it would be of little consequence to a stealth aircraft, stealth aircrafts are not a common aircraft. If the Kaldan Military had the resources, then F-35As will be acquired. In my opinion, it would seem silly to not provide your fighter jet with a gun. The A series are the only ones with an integrated gun. If this is not an option, then there would have to be a look for a proper fighter jet. As for helicopters, there will only be transport helicopters being the Airbus H225. This helicopter is chosen because it is the helicopter that is used for Emergency Services, and government transit. The Royal Family’s helicopter is also the Airbus H225. Boeing will not be a consideration as they do not have suitable helicopters, and it would make sense to have as much with a handful of countries rather than a hodgepodge mess of systems that would increase the learning curve.