Latvian vehicle implementation in the game (Swedish tech tree) (New nation)

Intro:
Since the swedish tech tree has multiple northern European countries in its tech tree with many types of vehicles, in the recent updates they added the Scimitar and the M109 (Latvia operates these vehicle), it reminded me how nice it would be to see Latvian representation in the game with unique crew voices (in Latvian) aswell!
In my opinion
Latvia is a very underrated/unseen nation when it comes to its military vehicles and history, many vehicles are very unique and interesting, it would be a shame to not see them in-game!

To name a few Latvian vehicles as in…

Helicopters:

  • UH-60 blackhawk (helicopter)
  • MD 530F (light helicopter) (at the time of this post its on order)
    (All in the swedish tech tree)

Aircraft:

  • VEF I-… (series of fighter aircraft)
  • VEF JDA-10M (light bomber)
  • Cukurs C6bis/C6 “Trīs Zvaigznes” (dive bomber)
    (All in the swedish tech tree)

Ground vehicles:

  • CVR(T) (Scimitar) (light tank)
  • Vickers-Carden-Loyd (with a 40mm cannon) (light tank)
  • T-55AM2 (medium tank or MBT)
  • M109 A5Ö (tank destroyer/SPG)
  • (P.S possibly in the future ASCOD 2 (light tank/IFV) since its likely to be soon procured by the latvian armed forces.)
    (All in the swedish tech tree)

Navy (If added for sweden):

  • k/k “Virsaitis” (1921) (minesweeper/Heavy boat)
    (All in the swedish tech tree)

Submarines (if added in-game):

  • Ronis-class submarines (“Ronis” and “Spīdola”) (diesel/electric-powered coastal submarine)
    (All in the swedish tech tree)
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Pictures for ground vehicles

Latvian Scimitar:

Latvian M109 A5Ö:

Latvian T-55AM2:

Latvian Vickers-Carden-Loyd (with a 40mm cannon) then:


now:



Pictures for air vehicles

Latvian UH-60 Blackhawk:

VEF I-16 (Last of the I-… series fighters) fighter before capture by the germans:

after:

VEF JDA-10M:

Cukurs C6 “Trīs Zvaigznes”:

Cukurs C6bis:

Cukurs C6bis being loaded with bombs:


Pictures for naval vehicles

k/k “Virsaitis” (1921):


Pictures for submarines

“Ronis” and “Spīdola” in one port:

“Ronis” and k/k “Virsaitis” in a parade:

“Spīdola” in a port:

ronis-class submarine side illustration: