NationStates Jolt Archive

This is our ground systems storefront, and contains all infantry equipment and most ground vehicles (many SAM and ATGM launchers are located in the munitions storefront).
Due to an increasing influx of new units offered, and the limitations of the current server, we have been forced to begin a massive reorganization for the storefront. Thus, over the next few days, the new, redesigned storefront will slowly be put up.
The new layout has a comprehensive list of the different units, and their current prices, and will be divided into categories. Each category heading will also work as a link (eventually) to a post containing information on all of the equipments listed under it. This way, the store can receive limitless updates without issues regarding space. Also, be on the lookout for an extremely large number of new and diverse offerings.

General rules and purchasing information can be found at theAircraft Section (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=278767)

Other Store Threads Include:
Naval Section (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=278770)
Munitions Section (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=281547)
Component Section (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=282954)
Air Packages (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=310695)
Ground Packages (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=281702)
Naval Packages (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=311031)


Other Threads of Interest
R&D Thread (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=283087)
CSJ Advanced Systems: A Closer Look (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=316317)
Some Things You Should Know About Aircraf (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=322078)
Some Info on Naval Vessels (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=292413)
Some Things You Should Know About Tanks (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=288671)




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GROUND UNITS
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PLEASE NOTE:
All units listed here in red print are advanced units that are only available to nations with MFN or NGS status, or as part of a special deal.
All units listed in blue print are extremely sensitive units that are only available to our closest allies or with special exceptions.


TANKS: (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9390297&postcount=232)
Dire Wolf II: $24 million ($12 million for upgrade of existing Dire Wolf)
Dire Wolf: $18 million
Thundercat C: $10.2 million
Thundercat B: $10.7 million
Thundercat A: $9.8 million
Iron Cheetah II PADSHA: $9.5 million ($5.1 million for upgrade of base unit)
Iron Cheetah II: $8.6 million
Iron Cheetah PADSHA: $7 million ($4.2 million for upgrade of ADS, $4.7 million upgrade of base unit)
Iron Cheetah ADS: $6.2 million ($0.6 million for upgrade of base unit)
Iron Cheetah: $5.8 million
Iron Cheetah Export: $5.3 million
Timberwolf PADSHA: $7.5 million ($4.5 million for upgrade of base unit)
Timberwolf: $6.7 million
Timberwolf Export: $6.2 million
Tigercat: $9 million
Merkava 5SJ: $7 million
Merkava 4SJ: $6.2 million
Merkava 4: $4.8 million
M1SJ: $6.5 million ($4 million for upgrade of M1)
M1A2 Abrams SEP: $5.6 million
M1A2 Abrams: $5.4 million
M1A1 Abrams: $4.3 million
M1 Abrams: $2.6 million
Leopard 2SJ: $6.8 million ($4 million for upgrade of Leopard 2)
Leopard 2A6: $6 million
Leopard 2A4: $4.3 million
Viper: $8.2 million
Black Lanner 2: $6 million ($3.5 million for upgrade of Black Lanner)
Black Lanner: $5 million
Sabra III: $3.8 million ($2.8 million upgrade of Sabra, $3.5 million upgrade of M60)
Sabra II: $2.7 million ($2.25 million as upgrade of M60)
Sabra: $2.2 million ($1.75 million as upgrade of M60)
M60-2100: $4 million ($3.5 million upgrade of M60, $2.9 million upgrade of M60-2000)
M60-2000: $2.3 million ($1.9 million as upgrade of M60)
M60A3: $0.8 million ($0.5 million used)
M60: $0.5 million ($0.3 million used)
M48A9 Devastator: $2.5 million ($2.5 million upgrade of M48, $1.8 million upgrade of M48A7)
M48A7 Marauder: $1.8 million ($1.5 million as upgrade of M48)
M48A5: $0.45 million ($0.2 million used)
Ocelot: $5 million
Stingray IIISJ: $4.5 million ($0.6 million upgrade of Stingray)
Stingray III: $4 million
Kit Fox III: $4 million ($2 million upgrade of Kit Fox I or II)
Kit Fox II: $3.8 million ($0.5 million upgrade of Kit Fox)
Kit Fox Export: $3.4 million



RECON AND ANTITANK (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9395882&postcount=234)
Fullback TD/AG: $15 million
Whitewolf R/AG: $4.7 million
Brushfire R/AG: $4 million
Red Fox ASRV: $5 million
Harpy ASC: $3.5 million
M44 EFOGM Launch Vehicle $0.5 million
M114A1 LOSAT II $0.475 million
M114 LOSAT Launch Vehicle $0.45 million
M61 Ontos II: $0.18 million ($0.1 million used)
ASV-2150: $0.35 million
Shadow RSTV: $0.1 million
Mongoose: $0.3 million
Mongoose ATGM: $0.5 million
Rasit Armored Radar: $3.5 million
TPQ-36 Firefinder Radar: $1.55 million
AN/TMQ-31: $1.4 million
M94 Muzzle Velocity System: $0.025 million
M90 Radar Chronograph: $0.023 million
AN/USQ-70 PADS: $0.3 million
AN/TMQ-41 MMS: $0.46 million



IFVs (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9402782&postcount=235)
Shadow Cat: $4.5 million
Alley Cat: $5.2 million ($2 million as mod of Iron Cheetah)
Mist Lynx II: $4.3 million ($0.45 million upgrade of Mk.1)
Mist Lynx: $3.9 million
Mist Lynx Export: $3.7 million
Nova Cat II: $4.2 million ($0.45 million upgrade of Mk.1)
Nova Cat: $3.8 million
Nova Cat Export: $3.6 million
M2A3/M3A3 Bradley: $3.5 million ($1.54 million upgrade of existing unit)
M2A2ODS/M3A2ODS: $2.5 million ($1.1 million upgrade of existing unit)
M2/M3 Bradley: $1.25 million
Stormcrow II: $3.4 million ($0.45 million upgrade of Mk.1)
Stormcrow: $3 million
Stormcrow Export: $2.8 million
AAVP16A2: $7.6 million
AAAV: $5 million
AAVP7A1: $2.3 million



LAVs & VARIANTS (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9405200&postcount=236)
Seacat IFV: $3 million
Seacat AT: $4 million
Seacat 105: $3.8 million
Seacat AG: $3.2 million
Seacat Recon Vehicle: $2.34 million
Seacat APC: $2 million
Seacat SPM (Turreted): $2.8 million
Seacat SPM (Turntable): $2.3 million
Seacat ADV: $4.2 million
Seacat CPV: $2.2 million
Seacat FSV: $2.3 million
Seacat EWV: $3.2 million
Seacat NBCRV: $3 million
Seacat Engineer Vehicle: $2 million
Seacat Recovery Vehicle: $2 million
Seacat Ammunition Carrier: $2 million
Seacat Logistics Vehicle: $2 million
Seacat Ambulance: $2 million
LAV-IV: $2.2 million
LAV-AT: $2.4 million
LAV-105: $2.8 million
LAV-AG: $2.4 million
LAV-R: $1 million
LAV-PC: $0.8 million
LAV-M(S): $1.2 million
LAV-M: $0.85 million
LAV-AD: $2.7 million
LAV-CC: $0.8 million
LAV-FDC: $0.85 million
LAV-MEWSS: $2 million
LAV-E: $0.65 million
LAV-RV: $0.7 million
LAV-AC: $0.6 million
LAV-L: $0.75 million
LAV-A: $0.65 million
Stryker ICV: $1.7 million
Stryker ATGM: $2.2 million
Stryker MGS: $2.5 million
Stryker RV: $1.7 million
Stryker MC: $1.8 million
Stryker CV: $1.8 million
Stryker FSV: $1.9 million
Stryker NBCRV: $1.6 million
Stryker ESV: $1.5 million
Stryker MEV: $1.5 million



APCs (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9414564&postcount=237)
Rhino: $4 million ($1.4 million for modification of an Iron Cheetah)
Swiftsure: $0.8 million ($0.9 million w/ PADS)
Dragoon: $0.6 million ($0.7 million w/ PADS)
Rockhopper II: $0.5 million ($0.6 million w/ PADS)
Rockhopper I: $0.4 million ($0.5 million w/ PADS)
Fuchs 2: $0.7 million
Fuchs: $0.5 million
M113A4: $0.7 million
M113A3: $0.4 million ($0.225 million as upgrade)
M113A2: $0.2 million
Casspir: $0.12 million
BvS10 SUSV: $0.95 million
M937A2 SUSV: $0.55 million



ROCKET ARTILLERY (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9421614&postcount=240)
HARS 320mm MRL: $5 million
STARS 300mm MRL: $5 million
MARS 220mm MRL: $3 million
STBARS 200mm MRL: $4.5 million
TELARS 122mm MRL: $3 million
WELARS 122mm MRL: $1.4 million
Wegmann 122mm MRL: $1 million
LAARS 110mm MRL: $0.75 million
M270A1 MLRS: $3.2 million ($1.8 million used)
M142 HIMARS: $1.8 million ($1 million used)



SELF-PROPELLED GUNS & HOWITZERS (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9424586&postcount=241)
M2021A3 203mm: $15 million + $6 million RSV
M2021A2 203mm: $14 million + $6 million RSV
M2021 Roundhead 203mm: $10 million + $6 million RSV
M2012A3 w/ Tracked RSV: $17.5 million
M2012A3 w/ Wheeled RSV: $17 million
M2012A2 w/ Tracked RSV: $16 million
M2012A2 w/ Wheeled RSV: $15.5 million
M2012 w/ Tracked RSV: $14.5 million
M2012 w/ Wheeled RSV: $14.2 million
M2001A1 w/ Tracked RSV: $12.7 million
M2001A1 w/ Wheeled RSV: $12.4 million
M2024 Peorth 155mm: $12 million (w/ RSV)
M2028 Skuld 155mm: $4.5 million (no RSV)
M109A6 w/ FAASV: $8 million
M109A5 w/ FAASV: $5.5 million
M109A2 w/ FAASV: $5 million
M2031 155mm/52 cal: $2.5 million
M2014 155mm/52 cal: $2 million
M2037 155mm/39 cal: $2 million
M2015 155mm/39 cal: $1.2 million



TOWED GUNS & HOWITZERS (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9424589&postcount=242)
Verdandi 155mm HFH: $1.5 million
HFH-155: $1 million
G-5 155mm: $0.75 million
Urd 155mm LFH: $1 million
LFH-155: $0.7 million
M198 155mm: $0.525 million
ULH-105: $0.45 million
M119A1 105mm: $0.3 million
M102 105mm: $0.195 million



MORTARS (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9426160&postcount=243)
Stormcrow II SPM: $3.1 million ($0.45 million upgrade of Mk.1)
Stormcrow SPM: $2.7 million
Stormcrow Export SPM: $2.5 million
Swiftsure 120mm SPM: $0.93 million ($1.03 million w/ PADS)
Dragoon 120mm SPM: $0.83 million ($0.93 million w/ PADS)
M1064A4 120mm SPM: $0.75 million
M1064A3 120mm SPM: $0.55 million
M1025A4 82mm SPM: $0.73 million
M1025A3 82mm SPM: $0.43 million
M345 240mm Mortar: $0.5 million
M320 160mm Mortar: $0.24 million
M120 120mm Mortar: $0.13 million
M282 82mm Mortar: $0.025 million
M224 60mm Mortar: $0.0107 million



FORWARD AIR DEFENSE VEHICLES (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9438803&postcount=246)
Shadow Cat Linebacker: $5 million
Mist Lynx II Linebacker: $4.8 million ($0.6 million upgrade of Mk.1)
Mist Lynx Linebacker: $4.3 million
Mist Lynx Linebacker Export: $4.1 million
M6 Bradley Linebacker: $4 million
M48A1 Chaparral: $1.5 million
CLAWS: $0.559 million
Avenger: $0.617 million
Mongoose ADV: $0.5 million
FlakPz 2 Coelion: $5 million
FlakPz 1SJ Gepard: $4.6 million ($2.2 million upgrade of existing Gepard)
FlakPz 1A2 Gepard: $4 million
M163A2 PIVADS: $0.4 million



COMMAND & CONTROL VEHICLES (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9445624&postcount=247)
M4 C2V: $3.2 million
Rhino CPV: $4.1 million ($1.5 million upgrade of Iron Cheetah)
Swifsure CPV: $0.9 million ($1 million w/ PADS)
Dragoon CPV: $0.65 million ($0.75 million w/ PADS)
Rockhopper II CPV: $0.55 million ($0.65 million w/ PADS)
Rockhopper I CPV: $0.45 million ($0.55 million w/ PADS)
M577A4: $0.75 million
M577A3: $0.45 million
AAVC16A2: $7.9 million
AAVC7A1: $2.5 million
AN/TSC-154 SMART-T: $2.3 million



NBC PROTECTION & MEDICAL (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9445791&postcount=247)
M4 AMTV: $3 million
Shadow Cat AMEV: $2.5 million
M2A0 AMEV: $0.9 million
M113A4 AMEV: $0.6 million
M93A1 Fox NBCRV: $2 million
M21 RSCAAA: $0.11 million
PCPS Shelter: $0.0065 million
M17 Decontamination Unit: $0.014 million
Chemical Agent Monitor: $0.0065 million
AN/PDR-77 Radiac Set: $0.004 million
AN/PDR-75 Radiac Set: $0.0029 million (reader), $0.00002 million (each dosimeter)
AN/UDR-13 Radiac Set: $0.000617 million
AN/VDR-2 Radiac Set: $0.000636 million
M48/49 Protective Mask: $0.0028 million
M42A2 Protective Mask: $0.000175 million
M40A2 Protective Mask: $0.000112 million
Voice Comm Adapter: $0.00011 million
JSLIST Protective Suit: $0.000184 million
Saratoga Chemical Suit: $0.00018 million
BDO Protective Suit: $0.0001 million
Chemical Protective Overshoe: $0.00001 million



ENGINEERING VEHICLES (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9461471&postcount=249)
M97 ARV: $3 million
M88A2 Hercules ARV: $2.05 million
AAVR16A2: $7.7 million
AAVR7A1: $2.35 million
M256 Buffalo AVLB: $10 million
M212 Peregrine AVLB: $4.5 million
M201 Wildcat AVLB: $4.6 million
M104 Wolverine AVLB: $4 million
M60A1 AVLB: $0.75 million
M249 Wolfhound AVLB: $3.5 million
M218 Capybara AVLB: $3.1 million
M221 Molakai AVLB: $2.8 million
M952 CEV: $5 million
M946A1 CEV: $4.8 million
M946 CEV: $4.5 million
M796A2 CEV: $4.8 million
M796A1 CEV: $4.2 million
M796 CEV: $2.5 million
M728 CEV: $0.7 million
Panda Breaching Vehicle: $4.8 million
Kodiak Breaching Vehicle: $4.5 million
Grizzly Breaching Vehicle: $4.3 million
Rhino ESV: $4 million ($1.4 million mod of Iron Cheetah)
Swiftsure ESV: $0.8 million
Dragoon ESV: $0.6 million
Rockhopper II ESV: $0.5 million
Rockhopper I ESV: $0.4 million
M113A4 ESV: $0.7 million
M237A2 DEUCE: $0.3 million
M233 ACE: $0.8 million
M9 ACE: $0.7 million
ATLAS Forklift: $0.135 million
AT422T ATEC: $0.26 million



MINECLEARING SYSTEMS (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9493110&postcount=250)
Timberwolf Panther IV: $4.7 million
Iron Cheetah Panther III: $4.4 million
M1 Abrams Panther II: $4.2 million
M60 Panther: $1 million
M60 AVLM: $0.85 million
Hydrema 910: $0.7 million
Aardvark Mk.IV: $0.54 million ($0.65 million w/ remote control capability)
Bozena: $0.175 million
Amtrac 100: $0.35 million
Minecat 230: $0.4 million
Patria RA-140 DS: $0.5 million
Scanjack 3500: $1 million
Minebreaker 2000/2: $1.2 million
Bofors Mine Guzzler: $2 million
Oracle w/ Spitfire Drum: $0.9 million
Minewolf: $0.515 million
MgM Rotor Mk.II: $0.2 million
Mk.211 MCNC: $0.24 million
Mk.208 MCLC: $0.19 million
Mk.154 MCLC: $0.155 million

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TRUCKS & RELATED EQUIPMENT
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PLEASE NOTE:
All units listed here in red print are advanced units that are only available to nations with MFN or NGS status, or as part of a special deal.
All units listed in blue print are extremely sensitive units that are only available to our closest allies or with special exceptions.


HEAVY TRUCKS (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9493149&postcount=251)
M3095A2 APHETS Tractor: $0.36 million (+$0.04 million for additional armor)
M3095 APHETS Tractor: $0.32 million (+$0.04 million for additional armor)
M1070 HETS Tractor: $0.255 million
M3092 APPLS Tractor: $0.26 million (+$0.025 million for additional armor)
M3093 APPLS Tractor: $0.3 million (+$0.025 million for additional armor)
M1074 PLS Tractor w/winch: $0.288 million
M1075 PLS Tractor: $0.244 million
M3080 APHT Cargo: $0.25 million (+$0.025 million for additional armor)
M3081 APHT Tanker: $0.3 million (+$0.025 million for additional armor)
M3082 APHT Tractor: $0.225 million (+$0.025 million for additional armor)
M3083 APHT Wrecker: $0.35 million (+$0.025 million for additional armor)
M977 HEMTT Cargo: $0.19 million
M978 HEMTT Tanker: $0.25 million
M983 HEMTT Tractor: $0.16 million ($0.18 million w/ crane)
M984 HEMTT Wrecker: $0.275 million
M985 HEMTT Cargo: $0.195 million



MEDIUM TRUCKS (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9497124&postcount=252)
M3078 APTT Tractor: $0.225 million (+$0.02 million for additional armor)
M3071 APMT Cargo: $0.2 million (+$0.02 million for additional armor)
M3072 APMT Airborne: $0.225 million (+$0.02 million for additional armor)
M3073 APMT Exp Van: $0.3 million (+$0.02 million for additional armor)
M3074 APMT Wrecker: $0.275 million (+$0.02 million for additional armor)
M3075 APMT Tractor: $0.21 million (+$0.02 million for additional armor)
M3076 APMT Dump Truck: $0.23 million (+$0.02 million for additional armor)
M3077 APMT Tanker: $0.26 million (+$0.02 million for additional armor)
M916A2 Tractor: $0.165 million
M915A3 Tractor: $0.125 million
M915A4 Tractor: $0.081 million (upgrade of M915/915A1/915A2)
MTVR 7-Ton Cargo: $0.15 million
M1083 5-Ton Cargo: $0.13 million
M1084 5-Ton w/ MHE: $0.19 million
M1085 5-Ton LWB: $0.15 million
M1086 LWB w/ MHE: $0.21 million
M1087 5-Ton Exp Van: $0.265 million
M1088 5-Ton Tractor: $0.14 million
M1089 5-Ton Wrecker: $0.24 million
M1090 5-Ton Dump Truck: $0.14 million
M1091 5-Ton Tanker: $0.175 million
M1093 5-Ton Airborne: $0.14 million
M1094 Airborne Dump: $0.16 million
M923A2 5-Ton Cargo: $0.08 million
M925A2 5-Ton w/ winch: $0.085 million
M927A2 5-Ton XLWB: $0.094 million
M927A2 XLWB w/ winch: $0.099 million
M931A2 Tractor: $0.085 million
M932A2 Tractor w/ winch: $0.09 million
M813A1 5-Ton Cargo: $0.074 million
M813A1 w/ winch: $0.08 million
M814 5-Ton XLWB: $0.085 million
M814 w/ XLWB winch: $0.09 million
M818 Tractor: $0.082 million
M818 Tractor w/ winch: $0.088 million



LIGHT TRUCKS (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9497208&postcount=253)
M3068 APLT Cargo: $0.114 million (+$0.015 million for additional armor)
M3069 APLT Van: $0.172 million (+$0.015 million for additional armor)
M3070 APLT Airborne: $0.118 million (+$0.015 million for additional armor)
M1078 2.5-Ton Cargo: $0.105 million
M1079 2.5-Ton Van: $0.16 million
M1081 2.5-Ton Airborne: $0.11 million



LIGHT UTILITY VEHICLES (HMMWVs) (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9506204&postcount=255)
M1097 Heavy HMMWV: $0.045 million
M1097A1 Heavy HMMWV: $0.047 million
M1097A2 Heavy HMMWV: $0.0585 million
M1109 Heavy Armament Carrier: $0.08 million
M1113 Expanded HMMWV: $0.62 million
M1114 Heavy Armament Carrier w/ winch: $0.09 million
M1116 Up-Armored HMMWV: $0.1 million
M1121 Heavy TOW: $0.07 million ($0.275 million w/ launcher)
M1123 Heavy HMMWV: $0.06 million
M707 Knight: $0.05 million
M966 HMMWV TOW: $0.046 million ($0.25 million w/ launcher)
M966A1 HMMWV TOW: $0.05 million ($0.255 million w/ launcher)
M996 HMMWV Mini-Ambulance: $0.049 million
M997 HMMWV Maxi-Ambulance: $0.0665 million
M997A1 Maxi-Ambulance: $0.074 million
M998 HMMWV Cargo: $0.04 million
M998A1 HMMWV Cargo: $0.048 million
M1025 Armament Carrier: $0.0435 million
M1025A1 Armament Carrier: $0.052 million
M1025A2 Armament Carrier: $0.064 million
M1026 Armament w/ winch: $0.0445 million
M1026A1 Armament Carrier: $0.053 million
M1035 Ambulance: $0.042 million
M1035A1 Ambulance: $0.045 million
M1035A2 Ambulance: $0.054 million
M1036 TOW w/ winch: $0.05 million ($0.255 million w/ launcher)
M1037 Shelter Carrier: $0.047 million
M1038 Cargo w/ winch: $0.0445 million
M1038A1 Cargo w/ winch: $0.0465 million
M1042 Shelter w/ winch: $0.052 million
M1043 Uparmored Armament Carrier: $0.055 million
M1043A1 Armament Carrier: $0.06 million
M1044 Armament Carrier w/ winch: $0.06 million
M1044A1 Armament Carrier: $0.065 million
M1045 Uparmored TOW: $0.055 million ($0.26 million w/ launcher)
M1045A1 Uparmored TOW: $0.06 million ($0.265 million w/ launcher)
M1046 TOW w/ winch: $0.06 million ($0.265 million w/ launcher)
M1046A1 TOW w/ winch: $0.065 million ($0.270 million w/ launcher)
M1069 Prime Mover: $0.052 million



TRAILERS (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9506270&postcount=256)
M3096A2 APHETS Trailer: $0.285 million
M3096A1 APHETS Trailer: $0.225 million
M3096 APHETS Trailer: $0.25 million
M1000 HETS Trailer: $0.2 million
M870A4 40-Ton Flatbed: $0.025 million
M871A2 22.5-Ton Flatbed: $0.018 million
M872A3 34-Ton Flatbed: $0.02 million
M1062 7500 gal Trailer: $0.065 million
M970A1 Refueling Trailer: $0.1 million
M969A2 Refueling Trailer: $0.075 million
M967 POL Trailer: $0.05 million
M131A5C POL Trailer: $0.015 million
M3094 APPLS Trailer: $0.055 million
M1076 PLS Trailer: $0.042 million
M3089 APHFT Trailer: $0.055 million
M3088 APHAT Trailer: $0.028 million
M989A1 HEMAT Trailer: $0.024 million
M989A2 HEMFT Trailer: $0.04 million
M1095 5-Ton Trailer: $0.02 million
M1082 2.5 Ton Trailer $0.015 million
M1102 1 1/4 Ton Trailer: $0.014 million
M1101 3/4 Ton Trailer: $0.012 million



OTHER TRUCK-RELATED (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9506354&postcount=257)
RACK (M1078-M1095): $0.015 million
LSAC (M1078-M1095): $0.03 million
Gun Truck Ring Mount: $0.005 million
M1077 “A-Frame” Flatrack: $0.0093 million
M-1 Intermodal Flatrack: $0.0165 million
M-3 CROP Flatrack: $0.007 million
CLU Kit (for PLS): $0.0125 million
KLR 250-D8 Motorcycle: $0.0055 million
TRHS: $16 million
OTPS: $0.175 million

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INFANTRY EQUIPMENT
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PLEASE NOTE:
All units listed here in red print are advanced units that are only available to nations with MFN or NGS status, or as part of a special deal.
All units listed in blue print are extremely sensitive units that are only available to our closest allies or with special exceptions.


PISTOLS & SMGs (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9506401&postcount=258)
.45 MEU (SOC) Pistol: $0.0006 million
Colt M119A1 .45 Pistol: $0.000245 million
Calico M950 9mm Pistol: $0.00052 million
Calico M951 Carbine: $0.0008 million
Cougar Series Pistol: $0.000285 million
Beretta M9 9mm Pistol: $0.000265 million
S&W .38 Pistol: $0.000325 million
H&K MP-5 9mm SMG: $0.0009 million
Calico M960 9mm SMG: $0.00085 million
H&K UMP SMG: $0.0008 million



RIFLES (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9506535&postcount=259)
M-29 SABR OICW: $0.01 million
AR-78 “Flashback” Rifle: $0.001 million ($0.006 million w/ all add-ons)
AR-82 Rifle: $0.0008 million
G-11 4.7mm Rifle: $0.0013 million
G36A5 5.56mm Rifle: $0.00085 million
M16A3 5.56mm Rifle: $0.0006 million
M16A2 5.56mm Rifle: $0.000585 million
M4A1 Carbine 5.56mm Rifle: $0.007 million
M8 LAR 5.56mm Rifle: $0.0009 million
CAR-15 5.56mm Rifle: $0.00075 million
G3A6 7.62mm Rifle: $0.000525 million
M14 7.62mm Rifle: $0.000575 million
NTW-20 20mm/14.5mm AMR: $0.016 million
IWS 2000 15.2mm AMR: $0.014 million
M95A2 12.7mm Sniper Rifle: $0.006 million
M82A1 12.7mm Sniper Rifle: $0.006 million
Predator .408 Sniper Rifle: $0.0082 million
M98 .338 LM Sniper Rifle: $0.004 million
DSR-1 .338 LM Sniper Rifle: $0.0081 million
DSR-1 .300 WM Sniper: $0.0079 million
DSR-1 7.62mm Sniper Rifle: $0.0077 million
PSG-1 Sniper Rifle: $0.01 million
WA2000 Sniper Rifle: $0.01 million
Blaser 93 Tactical Sniper Rifle: $0.00285 million
M40A1 Sniper Rifle: $0.002105 million
MSG-90 Sharpshooter Rifle: $0.0022 million



SHOTGUNS, GRENADE LAUNCHERS, & ROCKET LAUNCHERS (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9512788&postcount=260)
Neostead 12-gauge Shotgun: $0.0009 million
MAG-7 12-gauge Shotgun: $0.0007 million
Mossberg 12-gauge Shotgun: $0.0006 million
Granatpistole GL: $0.0006 million
M203 40mm GL: $0.0006 million
SMAW Rocket Launcher: $0.013 million
M3 Carl Gustav 84mm RR: $0.00835 million
Predator SRAW LAAW: $0.004 million
M136 AT4 CS LAAW: $0.0015 million
M136 AT4 LAAW: $0.00148 million



MACHINE GUNS & AGLs (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9512826&postcount=261)
IC-4 25mm OCSW: $0.03 million
AGL-11 40mm AGL: $0.022 million
Mk.19 40mm AGL: $0.01375 million
MG-15 15.5mm HMG: $0.018 million
M2HB 12.7mm HMG: $0.014 million
HMG-17 12.7mm HMG: $0.015 million
MG3 7.62mm MMG: $0.0073 million
M240G 7.62mm MMG: $0.0066 million
MG12 7.62mm GPMG: $0.009 million
M60E3 7.62mm GPMG: $0.006 million
MG5 7.62mm LWMG: $0.0065 million
M249A3 SAW 5.56mm LMG: $0.004 million
MG4 5.56mm LMG: $0.004 million
MG36A5 5.56mm LMG: $0.0012 million



SMALL ARMS ATTACHMENTS (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9512881&postcount=262)
M4 SOPMOD Kit: $0.003 million
Complete M16/M4 MWS Kit: $0.03 million
AN/PAQ-4C IR Sight: $0.0004 million
AN/PVS-4 Night Sight: $0.0048 million
AN/TVS-5 CSW Night Sight: $0.004 million



PERSONNEL EQUIPMENT (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9512903&postcount=263)
Enhanced Combat Soldier System: $0.025 million
Land Warrior System: $0.015 million
LAR V UBA: $0.0085 million
Diver Propulsion Device: $0.006 million
Stove – Survival, Multifuel: $0.00006 million
Infantry Shelter: $0.0003 million
ITLBV: $0.000055 million
FPLIF: $0.000135 million
Extreme Cold Weather Tent: $0.001 million
Intermediate Cold Wet Boot: $0.0001 million
H-45 Portable Space Heater: $0.0005 million
Chemical Protect Overshoe: $0.00001 million
Enhanced NVG: $0.008 million
AN/PVS-7B NVG: $0.006 million
AN/PAQ-3 MULE: $0.218 million
AN/GVS-5 Laser Rangefinder: $0.00535 million
M49 Telescope: $0.0005 million
North-Finding Module: $0.019 million
Parachutist Equipment Kit: $0.0024 million
Ghillie Suit Accessory Kit: $0.00025 million
MC-5 SL/FF RAPS: $0.006 million
Assault Climber’s Kit: $0.015 million
AN/PSS-12 Mine Detector: $0.0012 million
Mini Mine Detector: $0.0035 million

20,000 G2 Towed Howitzers please

Would it be possible for you to put together a military package for us? We are a small, military nation will a powerful economy. Our arms manufacturing industry is severly lacking though, so we are forced to purchase our weaponry from outside sources. Our military armoury budget is 8% of our income (I'd give you an exact figure but my calculator is screwwed).

20,000 G2 Towed Howitzers please
Well, that was quick, and such a large order too :o
Assuming you mean G5s, the total is $15 billion.
It's a rather large order, so it will take awhile to fill, but you can expect the last shipment within 6 NS months.

Would it be possible for you to put together a military package for us? We are a small, military nation will a powerful economy. Our arms manufacturing industry is severly lacking though, so we are forced to purchase our weaponry from outside sources. Our military armoury budget is 8% of our income (I'd give you an exact figure but my calculator is screwwed).
We have several packages that we're putting together, though it will be a little while before we have them up. (OOC: I should have them by tomorrow, Tuesday at the latest. Going to be a little busy today.)

20,000 G2 Towed Howitzers please
Well, that was quick, and such a large order too :o
Assuming you mean G5s, the total is $15 billion.
It's a rather large order, so it will take awhile to fill, but you can expect the last shipment within 6 NS months.

*Money Wired*

Someone (YOU) said I needed more artillery, so here we go.

Tag


[Schwarzenegger accent]

"I'll be back..."

[/Schwarzenegger accent]

We will offer to buy up to 3,000 M270A1 MLRS for the quoted 1.8 Million price. Total is $5.4 Billion

An additional 2 Billion is available for ammunition purchase, and $100 Million is available if delivery of whole order can be made within 3 NS Weeks.

6150 Land Warrior systems please. $15,000 each=$92,250,000. Money has been wired.

We will offer to buy up to 3,000 M270A1 MLRS for the quoted 1.8 Million price. Total is $5.4 Billion

An additional 2 Billion is available for ammunition purchase, and $100 Million is available if delivery of whole order can be made within 3 NS Weeks.
$7.5 billion confirmed
Shipment is being sent via fast sealift ships which will cut 30% off the travel time, allowing for 3 NS week delivery time.


6150 Land Warrior systems please. $15,000 each=$92,250,000. Money has been wired.
$92.25 million confirmed.
Shipment is underway and should arrive within 1 NS month

We will offer to buy up to 3,000 M270A1 MLRS for the quoted 1.8 Million price. Total is $5.4 Billion

An additional 2 Billion is available for ammunition purchase, and $100 Million is available if delivery of whole order can be made within 3 NS Weeks.
$7.5 billion confirmed
Shipment is being sent via fast sealift ships which will cut 30% off the travel time, allowing for 3 NS week delivery time.


2.5 Billion wired, remainder to be wired upon delivery.

Alizon would like 320 M60-2000 MBTs please. $736 million will be wired upon confirmation of the order.

Alizon would like 320 M60-2000 MBTs please. $736 million will be wired upon confirmation of the order.
$736 million confirmed
ETA for the shipment is 1 NS month

Hey, I'd like to buy:

100 M998A1 HMMWV Cargo/Utility
100 M1044A1 HMMWV Armament Carrier
100 M1046A1 HMMWV TOW Missile Carrier

Total cost: $36,500,000

Money to be wired automatically upon confirmation

Hey, I'd like to buy:

100 M998A1 HMMWV Cargo/Utility
100 M1044A1 HMMWV Armament Carrier
100 M1046A1 HMMWV TOW Missile Carrier

Total cost: $36,500,000

Money to be wired automatically upon confirmation
$36.5 million confirmed.
Shipment is en route now. ETA: 1 NS month

Order placed in the hummer topic I made....

I would like to purchase 5 M93A1 Fox NBC Recon Systems.

*$10,000,000 dollars wired*

I would like to purchase 5 M93A1 Fox NBC Recon Systems.

*$10,000,000 dollars wired*
$10 million confirmed
ETA for the shipment is 1 NS month

I'll take 23,820 M998 Hummers. Price should be $1,191,000,000. Money wired automatically upon confirmation.

I'll take 23,820 M998 Hummers. Price should be $1,191,000,000. Money wired automatically upon confirmation.
$1.191 billion confirmed
Shipments are under way, and the ETA for the final one is 2 NS months.

We would like another:

2000xMist Lynx IFV = $7.8 billion
1000xIron Cheetah MBT with MCBS = $5.165 billion

Total is $12.965 billion.

We would like another:

2000xMist Lynx IFV = $7.8 billion
1000xIron Cheetah MBT with MCBS = $5.165 billion

Total is $12.965 billion.
$12.965 billion confirmed
ETA for the last shipment is 2 NS months

Money wired, thank you.

640 M60-2000 MBTs
150 M88A2 Hercules Recovery Vehicles
100 M93A1 Fox NBC Recon Systems
180 M270A1 MLRS artillery systems
500 M198 towed howitzers
100 AN/TPQ-36 Firefinder Radars

$2.973 Billion will be wired upon confirmation of the order.

640 M60-2000 MBTs
150 M88A2 Hercules Recovery Vehicles
100 M93A1 Fox NBC Recon Systems
180 M270A1 MLRS artillery systems
500 M198 towed howitzers
100 AN/TPQ-36 Firefinder Radars

$2.973 Billion will be wired upon confirmation of the order.
OOC: since it took me so long to get to this, I'll sell it now. However, please tone down on the purchases, or at least wait a little longer between them. You're spending a bit too much on military equipment for such a small nation.

IC: $2.973 billion confirmed
Shipment is underway and should arrive within 1 NS month.

Great Mateo would like to place an order for 100,000 M998 HMMWVs at a cost of $5 billion, money will be wired automatically upon confirmation.

Great Mateo would like to place an order for 100,000 M998 HMMWVs at a cost of $5 billion, money will be wired automatically upon confirmation.
$5 billion confirmed
ETA for the last shipment is 6 NS months

4000xM1046A1 HMMWV TOW Missile Carrier = $980 million
12,000xM1044A2 HMMWV Armament Carrier = $840 million
2000xLAV-AT (Anti-Tank) = $2.8 billion

Total comes $4.62 billion

4000xM1046A1 HMMWV TOW Missile Carrier = $980 million
12,000xM1044A2 HMMWV Armament Carrier = $840 million
2000xLAV-AT (Anti-Tank) = $2.8 billion

Total comes $4.62 billion
$4.62 billion confirmed
ETA for the last shipment is 3 NS months

Money wired, thank you.

UPDATE
Added Nova Cat IFV to advanced systems section

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3000xNova Cat IFV = $11.4 billion

2 M125 82mm Mortar Carrier *money is wired
2 M61 Ontos II *money is wired*
$620,000 confirmed
ETA for the shipment is 1 NS month

3000xNova Cat IFV = $11.4 billion
$11.4 billion confirmed
ETA for the last shipment is 6 NS months

Money wired, thank you.

Seeing the great protential for both the Mist Lynx and Nova Cat IFVs, and especially the recent performance of the Mist Lynx in intense combat, we would like to acquire the production contracts for both --- to mass produce, and it is our customs to acquire production rights for vehicles with a huge demand in our military.

We have several things to offer.

If needed, TG.

UPDATE
Added 7-ton, 5-ton, and 2.5-ton trucks to ground vehcles section

I'd like to place an order for:

50 M198s and
100 M119A1s

For a total of $56,250,000, wired upon confirmation.

I'd like to place an order for:

50 M198s and
100 M119A1s

For a total of $56,250,000, wired upon confirmation.
$56.25 million confirmed.
ETA for the shipment is 1 NS month

UPDATE
Added LAV-M(S), which is a turreted LAV-M, to the ground units section.
Also, big update . . . added pictures, or rather links. This has only been done to the first post so far (hey, it's time consuming), but you can now click on most vehicle names to see what they look like. Enjoy

UPDATE
Added pic links to the Infantry section (2nd post)
Also added over a dozen new small arms:
Calico M950 pistol & M951 carbine
Calico M960 SMG
MP-5 SMG
UMP SMG
G-11 Rifle
M-8 LAR
WA 2000 Sniper Rifle
PSG-1 Sniper Rifle
NTW-20 Anti-Material rifle
MAG-7 Shotgun
Granatpistole grenade launcher
MG36 SAW
MG-15 HMG

100 G3A6 assault rifles
425 million USD
money wired upon confirmation

100 G3A6 assault rifles
425 million USD
money wired upon confirmation
The G3 is only $425, so 100 is only $42,500.
$425 million would mean you're asking for 1 million rifles.
We will begin shipping the first 100 immediately. If you do indeed wish to acquire more than that, please let us know.

UPDATE
Added HEMTT & M1114 HMMWV series to the ground vehicles section
Added M2012 Cavalier to the advanced systems section

It is that time again.

20,000x M1114 "Heavy Hummer" Basic = $1.3 billion
10,000x M1114 "Heavy Hummer" HMG Version = $800 million
2,000x M1114 "Heavy Hummer" AGL Version = $160 million
2,000x M1114 "Heavy Hummer" TOW Carrier = $510 million

1,000x HEMTT Cargo = $185 million
3,000x 7-Ton Truck Series Standard = $450 million

1000x M2012 Cavalier (Wheeled RSV) = $14.2 billion
2000x G5 towed howitzer = $1.5 billion

60,000x M-8 LAR = $54 million

Total: $18.974 billion

It is that time again.

20,000x M1114 "Heavy Hummer" Basic = $1.3 billion
10,000x M1114 "Heavy Hummer" HMG Version = $800 million
2,000x M1114 "Heavy Hummer" AGL Version = $160 million
2,000x M1114 "Heavy Hummer" TOW Carrier = $510 million

1,000x HEMTT Cargo = $185 million
3,000x 7-Ton Truck Series Standard = $450 million

1000x M2012 Cavalier (Wheeled RSV) = $14.2 billion
2000x G5 towed howitzer = $1.5 billion

60,000x M-8 LAR = $54 million

Total: $18.974 billion
$18.974 billion confirmed
ETA for the last shipment is 7 NS months

The money, as with earlier, will be wired in portions of 2 ($9.487 billion each). The first portion is wired now, with the next one wired automatically within 2 NS months.

Thank you.

UPDATE
Some new tanks added to the Advanced Systems section
Iron Cheetah Mk.2 MBT
Timberwolf MBT
Also, an upgrade of the old Iron Cheetah is available.

In addition, due to the newer units coming out, the basic Iron Cheetah is now available for general export!! That's right, now everyone can have one :D

2500x Iron Cheetah Mk.2 MBT = $21.5 billion
3500x Iron Cheetah MBT ADS Upgrade = $3.5 billion

2000x Timberwolf MBT = $13.4 billion

Total: $38.4 billion (One complete MBT "package for my army).

We would also like to seek the production licenses for the above 2 MBTs, if possible.

2500x Iron Cheetah Mk.2 MBT = $21.5 billion
3500x Iron Cheetah MBT ADS Upgrade = $3.5 billion

2000x Timberwolf MBT = $13.4 billion

Total: $38.4 billion (One complete MBT "package for my army).

We would also like to seek the production licenses for the above 2 MBTs, if possible.
$38.4 billion confirmed
The last of the Timberwolf and IC2s will arrive within 4 NS months
The Iron Cheetahs will need to be sent here for refit, and we can do 1000 tanks per month, so it will take approximately 5.5 months for the last of the upgraded units to arrive.

Money wired for all 3 orders, thank you.

The Iron Cheetah Is will be sent soon for the refit.

We would like to order the following:

16x M1144s w/o armament
750x M1044 w/ M2HB HMG
250x M1044 w/ Mk. 19AGL
2000x M998A1s
3x M4C2Vs

for a total of $173,290,000

-Money wired upon comfirmation-

We would like to order the following:

16x M1144s w/o armament
750x M1044 w/ M2HB HMG
250x M1044 w/ Mk. 19AGL
2000x M998A1s
3x M4C2Vs

for a total of $173,290,000

-Money wired upon comfirmation-
$173.29 million confirmed.
ETA for the last shipment is 3 NS months

I will take 50 of
your best sniper rifles
radios
uniforms
pistols
money wired

The Kingdom of Baillie would like to purchase 100 Iron Cheetah Exports for 460 million American dollars and 500 M60 MBT's 270,000,000 American dollars. 710,000,000 American dollars will be wired to you when confirmation of this purchase is received.

I will take 50 of
your best sniper rifles
radios
uniforms
pistols
money wired
Without knowing your operational requirements, we cannot select such equipment for you. We suggest that you look at what's available and choose the equipment that suit your needs based on the information given.

The Kingdom of Baillie would like to purchase 100 Iron Cheetah Exports for 460 million American dollars and 500 M60 MBT's 270,000,000 American dollars. 710,000,000 American dollars will be wired to you when confirmation of this purchase is received.
$710 million confirmed.
ETA for the shipment is 2 NS months.

I will take 50 of
your best sniper rifles
radios
uniforms
pistols
money wired
Without knowing your operational requirements, we cannot select such equipment for you. We suggest that you look at what's available and choose the equipment that suit your needs based on the information given.

The Kingdom of Baillie would like to purchase 100 Iron Cheetah Exports for 460 million American dollars and 500 M60 MBT's 270,000,000 American dollars. 710,000,000 American dollars will be wired to you when confirmation of this purchase is received.
$710 million confirmed.
ETA for the shipment is 2 NS months.


again thank you for your swift reply to our purchase, your business is run very well.

35.000 Neostead Combat Shotguns. Could you recommend any transport tanks to a Elite Military Police?

35.000 Neostead Combat Shotguns. Could you recommend any transport tanks to a Elite Military Police?
$31.5 million confirmed
ETA for the shipment is 2 NS months after payment.

For a police unit, we'd recommend something smaller like an HMMWV variant. You could also go for older M113s or a similar wheeled vehicle, which have a good troop capacity but aren't terribly expensive.

35.000 Neostead Combat Shotguns. Could you recommend any transport tanks to a Elite Military Police?
$31.5 million confirmed
ETA for the shipment is 2 NS months after payment.

For a police unit, we'd recommend something smaller like an HMMWV variant. You could also go for older M113s or a similar wheeled vehicle, which have a good troop capacity but aren't terribly expensive.

*$31.5 million wired.*
ooc:So, we need to buy 500 tanks for our police force, what do you think we should buy?

35.000 Neostead Combat Shotguns. Could you recommend any transport tanks to a Elite Military Police?
$31.5 million confirmed
ETA for the shipment is 2 NS months after payment.

For a police unit, we'd recommend something smaller like an HMMWV variant. You could also go for older M113s or a similar wheeled vehicle, which have a good troop capacity but aren't terribly expensive.

*$31.5 million wired.*
ooc:So, we need to buy 500 tanks for our police force, what do you think we should buy?
OOC: Ok, I'm still not quite sure what you really want. No police force uses tanks. They're neither useful for police operations nor cost effective. The most you'd have would be an armored car with, say, a 90 or possibly 105mm gun.
I thought you were talking about basic vehicles. If you're not, units like the LAV-AG, Eland armored car, Rooikat armored car, or even the older Saladin would work. You'll want wheeled units, as they're cheaper and faster. And you'll want them to be rather light. They don't need to be well-protected or have too much firepower either.

ANNOUNCEMENT
We are now entering into a war, and will be requiring all available assets for wartime production. As such, we will have to place any further orders on hold, so the storefront is CLOSED until further notice.

Ill buy 20 M60 MBT's for 10,000,000 dollars

EB wishes to order

1000 M88A2 Hercules Recovery Vehicles

=2.05bn

The Army of Novgova would like to order the following:

100 LAV-ADs
200 M93A1 Fox NBC Recon Sysytems
250 LAV-IVs

For a total of $ 1,020,000,000

-money wired automatically upon confirmation-

Secretary Bronislav
Minister of Defense

Is this thread still in use?

The store is temporarily closed as we're in a major war. There's an announcement just a few posts up.

Oh sorry :oops:

IRONCHEETAH MBTx2000
total:10billion,200million

money auto wired on confirmation

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IRONCHEETAH MBTx2000
total:10billion,200million

money auto wired on confirmation
OOC: Did you not read?obviously i didn't. don't go ballistic on me!!! :x

IRONCHEETAH MBTx2000
total:10billion,200million

money auto wired on confirmation
OOC: Did you not read?obviously i didn't. don't go ballistic on me!!! :x
OOC: No, I'm just pointing something out. Not meaning to hurt you...

UPDATE
OOC: Well, the war (now wars) is going more than a bit slower than I expected, as such, I'm going to be reopening the storefronts now. The reopening and purchases will be considered to take place after the war is over. I just can't keep everyone waiting so long anymore. For now, only this one is open, but as I get the updates done for them, the others will be as well.

IC:
GRAND REOPENING
A host of new systems are now available, and most of them are for everyone. Between new systems and previously restricted ones coming available, THREE DOZEN systems have been added to the main section. The small arms section only has one new addition right now, and the advanced section has 8 new systems and a new defensive systems upgrade for all light (under 30,000 kg) AFVs. Naturally, we don't really care to list everything, so you'll have to look for yourself to see what's new. :wink:

<TAG>

OOC: Oh. My. God. :shock:

IC:

In order to reform the Omzian military (and to get much older eqiipment such as upgraded T-55s from our reserve inventories), we would be interested to make such orders, and hopes that the Smoke Jaguar government could approve it. We are also aware of our MFN status. As we are currently are recovering from a slight finical downslide, expect the money for this order to be wired in 5 portions, 1 portion each week (OOC: NS week).

600x Merkava 4SJ ($3,720,000,000)
800x Stingray IIISJ ($3,600,000,000)
800x M2014 Pikeman ($1,600,000,000)
900x M2015 Lancer ($1,080,000,000)
500x HFH-155 ($500,000,000)
800x LFH-155 ($560,000,000)
1600x ULH-105 ($720,000,000)
4000x Mist Lynx IFV Mk.2 Upgrade ($1,800,000,000)
800x Mist Lynx Linebacker Mk.2 Upgrade ($480,000,000)
3000x Nova Cat IFV Mk.2 Upgrade ($1,440,000,000)
500x Stormcrow AIFV Mk.2 Upgrade ($225,000,000)
400x Stormcrow SPM Mk.2 ($1,240,000,000)
400x Kit Fox Light Tank Blk2 Upgrade ($200,000,000)
TOTAL: $17,165,000,000 USD
Each portion: $3,433,000,000

We would like to also note that we have great interest in the frigates and the new series of helicopters. Lastly, we will hint that we will propose a massive arms purchases contract soon after the war, equal to a fincial value in excess of $180-200 billion USD (OOC: Still lesser than that JSF contract and what Ferrussia has bought :wink: ) plus some military arm trades, during a massive reform of our military.

OOC: Oh. My. God. :shock:

IC:

In order to reform the Omzian military (and to get much older eqiipment such as upgraded T-55s from our reserve inventories), we would be interested to make such orders, and hopes that the Smoke Jaguar government could approve it. We are also aware of our MFN status. As we are currently are recovering from a slight finical downslide, expect the money for this order to be wired in 5 portions, 1 portion each week (OOC: NS week).

600x Merkava 4SJ ($3,720,000,000)
800x Stingray IIISJ ($3,600,000,000)
800x M2014 Pikeman ($1,600,000,000)
900x M2015 Lancer ($1,080,000,000)
500x HFH-155 ($500,000,000)
800x LFH-155 ($560,000,000)
1600x ULH-105 ($720,000,000)
4000x Mist Lynx IFV Mk.2 Upgrade ($1,800,000,000)
800x Mist Lynx Linebacker Mk.2 Upgrade ($480,000,000)
3000x Nova Cat IFV Mk.2 Upgrade ($1,440,000,000)
500x Stormcrow AIFV Mk.2 Upgrade ($225,000,000)
400x Stormcrow SPM Mk.2 ($1,240,000,000)
400x Kit Fox Light Tank Blk2 Upgrade ($200,000,000)
TOTAL: $17,165,000,000 USD
Each portion: $3,433,000,000

We would like to also note that we have great interest in the frigates and the new series of helicopters. Lastly, we will hint that we will propose a massive arms purchases contract soon after the war, equal to a fincial value in excess of $180-200 billion USD (OOC: Still lesser than that JSF contract and what Ferrussia has bought :wink: ) plus some military arm trades, during a massive reform of our military.
OOC: You should see what's going on in the other ones. I'm going to have to make a second thread for the Package one. There won't be enough space for it all. 8)

IC:
Subtotal of $17.165 billion confirmed
With MFN status, 12% discount drops it to $15,105,200,000
So the installments would be $3,021,040,000 each

It will probably take in the range of 3-5 NS years for everything to arrive.

We are glad that the CSJMI accepted this offer. The first installment is undergoing wiring from the military bank portals to international CSJMI bank accounts.

We hope to continue to purchase CSJMI's excellent series of aircraft.

OOC: Just saw your upgraded F-20/18/16/15Es. I'm not sure how this F-16XL-based aircraft will perform in the bombing role... I heard that the large delta wings on it was a nightmare when it comes to low-altitude bombing. The Ultra Hornet better solve the fuel and range problems :P

Also, what's the prices in brackets? Maybe the price for a full unit? How much does the upgrade cost?

We are glad that the CSJMI accepted this offer. The first installment is undergoing wiring from the military bank portals to international CSJMI bank accounts.

We hope to continue to purchase CSJMI's excellent series of aircraft.

OOC: Just saw your upgraded F-20/18/16/15Es. I'm not sure how this F-16XL-based aircraft will perform in the bombing role... I heard that the large delta wings on it was a nightmare when it comes to low-altitude bombing. The Ultra Hornet better solve the fuel and range problems :P

Also, what's the prices in brackets? Maybe the price for a full unit? How much does the upgrade cost?
OOC: Work in progress there, but I figured someone would be looking.
The price in brackets will be noted later, but if you must know, that's the cost of the complete package. Aircraft sold to other nations will also need spare parts, maintenance equipment, etc. If you look into it, you'll see that IRL, an export F-15 costs about $100 million, while the actual plane is only $55 million.
The Ultra Hornet is an upgrade of the Super Hornet. The fuel and range problems were already solved in that version.

The Empire of Tokushima requests:

1000 - G5 Towed Howitzer
---------------------------
Total $750,000,000

*money wired*

The Empire of Tokushima requests:

1000 - G5 Towed Howitzer
---------------------------
Total $750,000,000

*money wired*
Order confirmed.
ETA for the last shipment is 6 NS months

Greetings Clan Smoke Jaguar.

The Republic of Tiborita wishes to purchase the following:

4,000 M198 towed howitzers - 2,100,000,000
4,000 M119A1 towed howitzers - 1,200,000,000
10,000 5-Ton Trucks - 1,000,000,000
2,000 HEMTT fuel trucks - 400,000,000
1,000 HEMTT crane trucks - 230,000,000
10,000 M1046A1 HMMWV TOW Missile Carriers - 2,450,000,000
20,000 M1044A2 HMMWV Armament Carriers - 1,400,000,000
10,000 M998A1 HMMWV Cargo/Utility - 500,000,000
10,000 MSG-90 sharpshooter rifles - 22,000,000
10,000 AN/PSS-12 Mine Detectors - 11,960,000
10,000 M48/M49 chemical-biological aircraft masks - 28,000,000

We will wire 9,341,960,000 when this order is confirmed.

Greetings Clan Smoke Jaguar.

The Republic of Tiborita wishes to purchase the following:

4,000 M198 towed howitzers - 2,100,000,000
4,000 M119A1 towed howitzers - 1,200,000,000
10,000 5-Ton Trucks - 1,000,000,000
2,000 HEMTT fuel trucks - 400,000,000
1,000 HEMTT crane trucks - 230,000,000
10,000 M1046A1 HMMWV TOW Missile Carriers - 2,450,000,000
20,000 M1044A2 HMMWV Armament Carriers - 1,400,000,000
10,000 M998A1 HMMWV Cargo/Utility - 500,000,000
10,000 MSG-90 sharpshooter rifles - 22,000,000
10,000 AN/PSS-12 Mine Detectors - 11,960,000
10,000 M48/M49 chemical-biological aircraft masks - 28,000,000

We will wire 9,341,960,000 when this order is confirmed.
$9.34196 billion confirmed
ETA for the last shipment is 1 NS year

The Novo Hibernia Department of Defence wishes to purchase the following items -

1000x UMP SMGs
500x MG3 GPMGs
400x M224 Mortars
600x M249A3 SAWs
300x M40A1 Rifles
20x Mist Lynx IFVs

Total amount owed - 89 761 000

(Military Budget of 200 000 000)

The Novo Hibernia Department of Defence wishes to purchase the following items -

1000x UMP SMGs
500x MG3 GPMGs
400x M224 Mortars
600x M249A3 SAWs
300x M40A1 Rifles
20x Mist Lynx IFVs

Total amount owed - 89 761 000

(Military Budget of 200 000 000)
OOC: Since it appears you are just starting, and your budget is actually realistic, I'll give it. But in the future, generally about 80% of a budget goes to operating costs, leaving only 20% or so for procurement. Your math is also slightly off.

IC:
The total comes to $89,761,500
ETA for the shipment is 1 NS month

OOC: Sorry about the miscalculation. The newly formed Novo Hibernia Defence Force desperately required new material, so we had to purchase quickly. Defence of the fledgling state is my biggest concern.

Thanks!

Money has been wired. You have an excellent store. I'm sure you'll see more of our business next fiscal year.

Herman
Minister of Defense

We'd like to purchase 288 M2001A1 Crusaders, coming to a total of 3,657,600,000.

Half the money has been wired, and the other half will be sent upon delivery.

May we inquire as to whether production rights are available? If so, for what price?

We'd like to purchase 288 M2001A1 Crusaders, coming to a total of 3,657,600,000.

Half the money has been wired, and the other half will be sent upon delivery.

May we inquire as to whether production rights are available? If so, for what price?
$3.6576 billion confirmed.
ETA for the shipment is 2 NS months

A domestic production contract is available for $2,500,000,000

We would like to purchase production rights of the M2001A1 Crusader, if at all possible?

We'd like to purchase 288 M2001A1 Crusaders, coming to a total of 3,657,600,000.

Half the money has been wired, and the other half will be sent upon delivery.

May we inquire as to whether production rights are available? If so, for what price?
$3.6576 billion confirmed.
ETA for the shipment is 2 NS months

A domestic production contract is available for $2,500,000,000
Very well, we'll take the production rights. Money wired.

We would like to purchase production rights of the M2001A1 Crusader, if at all possible?
Indeed, that will be $2.5 billion.
Upon reciept, we will send over the plans, as well as engineers to assist in building produciton lines.

Very well,money wired.

Lorai would like to purchase:
51 bil
1,000 MIMID Detectors - 3.5 million
750,000 Land Warrior Systems - 11.25 billion
1,000 M2HB Machine Guns - 14 million
25,000 LAV-AC - 15 billion
2,750 M1A2 Abrams SEPs - 15.4 billion

Total - 44,723,500,000
Money wired upon confirmation

--double post--

--triple post-- X_X

Could we have,

300 5 ton trucks - $30 mil

*money wired on confirmation*

Could we have,

300 5 ton trucks - $30 mil

*money wired on confirmation*
$30 million confirmed
ETA is 2 NS months

Could we purchase:

500 AN/PVS Night vision goggles = $4,000,000
10 AN/PAQ-3 MULE's = $2,180,000
500 M42A2 gas masks = $87,500

total = $6,267,500

*wired*

Thanks,
FIN

1000 M120 heavy mortars for 130 million

1000 LAV-PCs for 800 million

*930 million wired on confirmation*

Could we purchase:

500 AN/PVS Night vision goggles = $4,000,000
10 AN/PAQ-3 MULE's = $2,180,000
500 M42A2 gas masks = $87,500

total = $6,267,500

*wired*

Thanks,
FIN
$6,267,500 confirmed
ETA for the shipment is 1 NS month


1000 M120 heavy mortars for 130 million

1000 LAV-PCs for 800 million

*930 million wired on confirmation*
$930 million confirmed
ETA for the last shipment is 3 NS months

I would like to buy 50 Iron Cheetah MBTs for a total of $290 million. Money will be wired upon conformation.

I would like to buy 50 Iron Cheetah MBTs for a total of $290 million. Money will be wired upon conformation.
$290 million confirmed
ETA for the shipment is 2 NS months

Order:300 M113A3
Money will be wired when order is confirmed.

I would like:

200 Iron Cheetah MBTs
at 5.8 million + 65,000 extra.
That is 1,173,000,000.

~money wired upon confirmation~

Thank you. :D

I would like:

200 Iron Cheetah MBTs
at 5.8 million + 65,000 extra.
That is 1,173,000,000.

~money wired upon confirmation~

Thank you. :D

Order:300 M113A3
Money will be wired when order is confirmed.
The total is $120 million
ETA for the shipment is 1 NS month


I would like:

200 Iron Cheetah MBTs
at 5.8 million + 65,000 extra.
That is 1,173,000,000.

~money wired upon confirmation~

Thank you. :D
$1.173 billion confirmed
ETA for the shipment is 2 NS months

1.000 G11 for the Slottskogen special forces and 10 M60 2000 for testing.
Money will be wired when order is confirmed

1.000 G11 for the Slottskogen special forces and 10 M60 2000 for testing.
Money will be wired when order is confirmed
The total comes to $24.3 million
ETA for the shipment is 2 NS months

We'd like to place an order for the following:

M2001A1 Crusader x32
M270A1 MLRS x16
M4 C2V x8
M113A4 MTVL x256
AN TPQ 36 Radar x8
G5 Howitzer x240
HEMTT Cargo x480
HEMTT fuel x120
5 ton truck x480
Iron Cheetah MBT x240
Kit Fox LET x120
Mist Lynx IFV x120
Mist Lynx Linebacker x90
M88A2 Herc. RV x50
LAV-R x20
M104 Wolverine AVLB x50
Grizzly ABV x30

total cost: 4,122,100,000.00

Please advise availability and delivery time. Money will be transferred upon confirmation of order.

I will take three iron cheetahs

17.4 million dollars will be wired upon confirmation

We'd like to place an order for the following:

M2001A1 Crusader x32
M270A1 MLRS x16
M4 C2V x8
M113A4 MTVL x256
AN TPQ 36 Radar x8
G5 Howitzer x240
HEMTT Cargo x480
HEMTT fuel x120
5 ton truck x480
Iron Cheetah MBT x240
Kit Fox LET x120
Mist Lynx IFV x120
Mist Lynx Linebacker x90
M88A2 Herc. RV x50
LAV-R x20
M104 Wolverine AVLB x50
Grizzly ABV x30

total cost: 4,122,100,000.00

Please advise availability and delivery time. Money will be transferred upon confirmation of order.
$4.1221 billion confirmed
ETA for the last shipment is 1 NS year


I will take three iron cheetahs

17.4 million dollars will be wired upon confirmation
$17.4 million confirmed
ETA for the shipment is 1 NS month

pleasure doing business with you.

Money wired.

Please could we order the following armoured units for equiping our elite guard division:

300 Iron Cheetah Mk2's = $2580 million
250 Mist Lynx IFV's = $975 million
50 M2001A1 Crusader's with tracked RSV = $635 million
20 M270A1 MLRS artillery system's = $64 million

Total= $4254 million

If we cannot purchase the Mk2 cheetahs, could we purchase the normal ones please.

Thanks,
FIN

Please could we order the following armoured units for equiping our elite guard division:

300 Iron Cheetah Mk2's = $2580 million
250 Mist Lynx IFV's = $975 million
50 M2001A1 Crusader's with tracked RSV = $635 million
20 M270A1 MLRS artillery system's = $64 million

Total= $4254 million

If we cannot purchase the Mk2 cheetahs, could we purchase the normal ones please.

Thanks,
FIN
We are sorry, but we do not simply sell the Mk2 version, so we are providing the original as requested.
With that, the total comes to $3.414 billion
ETA for the last shipment is 4 NS months

Greetings Clan Smoke Jaguar.

The Republic of Tiborita wishes to purchase the following:

1,000 M88A2 Hercules Recovery Vehicles - 2,005,000,000
1,000 M93A1 Fox NBC Recon Systems - 2,000,000,000
500 AAVP7A1s - 1,150,000,000
200 AAVC7A1s - 500,000,000
500 AAVR7A1s - 1,175,000,000
500 LAV-R (Recon)s - 500,000,000
1,000 M142 HIMARS artillery systems - 1,800,000,000
1,000 M1064A3 120mm Mortar Carrier (aka M121 SPM)s - 550,000,000
1,000 M125A3 82mm Mortar Carriers - 430,000,000
500 AN/TPQ-36 Firefinder Radars - 775,000,000
1,000 M104 Wolverine AVLBs - 4,000,000,000
1,000 M1 Abrams Panther IIs - 4,200,000,000
1,000 Grizzly Armored Breaching Vehicles - 4,300,000,000
500 M577A3 Command Post Vehicles - 225,000,000
500 M4 Command & Control Vehicle (C2V)s - 1,600,000,000
1,000 LAV-CC (Command & Control)s - 800,000,000
500 LAV-FDC (Fire Direction Center)s - 425,000,000
1,000 LAV-MEWSS (Mobile Electronic Warfare Support System)s - 2,000,000,000
1,000 LAV-A (Ambulance)s - 650,000,000
1,000 LAV-E (Engineer)s - 650,000,000
1,000 LAV-L (Logistics)s - 750,000,000

We will wire 30,485,000,000 when our order is confirmed.

The Empire of Taygon would like to let you know that you have a great selection, much better than what the other fronts had to offer. We have put together a small list of Items that I would like to have loaded into the 2.5 Ton trucks that we have ordered as well. The Adivsor of Defense will be sending in 5 Technicals with 6 soldiers each lightly armed of course to pick up the order when it has been compiled. Thank you. Here is the list. If you could give me a price on these items it would be greatful. Half the money will be transferred into an account number that you provide. The technicals will stay until the goods are across your boarders than the Technicals will give you the other half in cash after the goods are safe. Thank you very much.

100 Ghillie Suit Accessory Kit
300 M1044
250 2.5-Ton Truck
3,000 HK PDW
100 M82A1A
150 OICW-N-
150 FN Herstal P90
3,400 P99-N- Military
300 M136 AT4 light antitank weapon

Greetings Clan Smoke Jaguar.

The Republic of Tiborita wishes to purchase the following:

1,000 M88A2 Hercules Recovery Vehicles - 2,005,000,000
1,000 M93A1 Fox NBC Recon Systems - 2,000,000,000
500 AAVP7A1s - 1,150,000,000
200 AAVC7A1s - 500,000,000
500 AAVR7A1s - 1,175,000,000
500 LAV-R (Recon)s - 500,000,000
1,000 M142 HIMARS artillery systems - 1,800,000,000
1,000 M1064A3 120mm Mortar Carrier (aka M121 SPM)s - 550,000,000
1,000 M125A3 82mm Mortar Carriers - 430,000,000
500 AN/TPQ-36 Firefinder Radars - 775,000,000
1,000 M104 Wolverine AVLBs - 4,000,000,000
1,000 M1 Abrams Panther IIs - 4,200,000,000
1,000 Grizzly Armored Breaching Vehicles - 4,300,000,000
500 M577A3 Command Post Vehicles - 225,000,000
500 M4 Command & Control Vehicle (C2V)s - 1,600,000,000
1,000 LAV-CC (Command & Control)s - 800,000,000
500 LAV-FDC (Fire Direction Center)s - 425,000,000
1,000 LAV-MEWSS (Mobile Electronic Warfare Support System)s - 2,000,000,000
1,000 LAV-A (Ambulance)s - 650,000,000
1,000 LAV-E (Engineer)s - 650,000,000
1,000 LAV-L (Logistics)s - 750,000,000

We will wire 30,485,000,000 when our order is confirmed.
$30.485 billion confirmed
ETA for the last shipment is 2 NS years


The Empire of Taygon would like to let you know that you have a great selection, much better than what the other fronts had to offer. We have put together a small list of Items that I would like to have loaded into the 2.5 Ton trucks that we have ordered as well. The Adivsor of Defense will be sending in 5 Technicals with 6 soldiers each lightly armed of course to pick up the order when it has been compiled. Thank you. Here is the list. If you could give me a price on these items it would be greatful. Half the money will be transferred into an account number that you provide. The technicals will stay until the goods are across your boarders than the Technicals will give you the other half in cash after the goods are safe. Thank you very much.

100 Ghillie Suit Accessory Kit
300 M1044
250 2.5-Ton Truck
3,000 HK PDW
100 M82A1A
150 OICW-N-
150 FN Herstal P90
3,400 P99-N- Military
300 M136 AT4 light antitank weapon
We find it quite difficult to provide you with FN P-90s, H&K MP-7 PDWs, and P99s. We do not have these listed, which means we are not producing them. If you were referring to something else, please specify it as listed in the store.
With the exception of those three items, the total comes to $34.819 million


OOC: Due to my location, there is no way that anything could be shipped over land. Everything goes by sea, or possibly air.

Money is wired.

Thank you,
Herman
Minister of Defense

Our apologizes for mixing up our order. Please do not feel offended by it, it was an honest mistake. We will take the products offered to us. If you could be kind enough to give us a secure account number we shall wire you your money. Also we will send supply ships to your harbors with lightly armored men. They will pick up the products and ship them back to me. Thank you.

50,000 AN/PVS NVG - $125,000,000
5000 light mortars - $53,500,000
2000 medium mortars - $49,500,000

*money wired on confirmation*

Can this shipment be sent to our ally, Vondell?

50,000 AN/PVS NVG - $125,000,000
5000 light mortars - $53,500,000
2000 medium mortars - $49,500,000

*money wired on confirmation*

Can this shipment be sent to our ally, Vondell?
$228 million confirmed
We have no problem delivering this to your ally, and the shipment should arrive within 2 NS months

100 M1A1 Abrams
200 Sabra MK.2 MBTs
1,000 M60A3 MBTs
200 LAV-ATs

Total: $2.25 billion.

The money will be wired upon confirmation.

100 M1A1 Abrams
200 Sabra MK.2 MBTs
1,000 M60A3 MBTs
200 LAV-ATs

Total: $2.25 billion.

The money will be wired upon confirmation.

100 M1A1 Abrams
200 Sabra MK.2 MBTs
1,000 M60A3 MBTs
200 LAV-ATs

Total: $2.25 billion.

The money will be wired upon confirmation.

100 M1A1 Abrams
200 Sabra MK.2 MBTs
1,000 M60A3 MBTs
200 LAV-ATs

Total: $2.25 billion.

The money will be wired upon confirmation.
$2.25 billion confirmed
ETA for the last shipment is 4 NS months

CSJ, you have the best storefront man.

x650 Ontos II Support Systems
117 million (new)
x650 LAV-AD
1.75 billion
x1250 Hercules Recovery Vehicles
1.3 billion
x650 Mist Lynx IFV (regular)
2.535
x650 Nova Cat IFVs (regular)
2.47 billion
x1250 Stormcrow AIFVs (regular)
3.75 billion
x650 M2001A1 Crusaders
8.255 billion
x650 Paladins
5.2 billion
x650 M270A1 MLRS artillery systems
2.08 billion
x650 LAV-M(S)
780 million
x325 AN/TPQ-36 Firefinder Radars
503.75 million
x1250 TOW HMMWVs
306.25 million
x1250 LAV-Ls
937 million
x1250 LAV-As
812.5 million
x650 LAV-MEWSS
1.3 billion
x325 M4 C&Cs
1.04 billion
x650 M104 Wolverine AVLBs
2.6 billion
x325 Grizzly Armored Breaching Vehicles
1.4 billion
x325 LAV-FDCs
275.25 million

My calculator can't figure all that so, if it's not a problem, could you total it for me. Of course I would throw in an extra billion for your trouble.

CSJ, you have the best storefront man.

x650 Ontos II Support Systems
117 million (new)
x650 LAV-AD
1.75 billion
x1250 Hercules Recovery Vehicles
1.3 billion
x650 Mist Lynx IFV (regular)
2.535
x650 Nova Cat IFVs (regular)
2.47 billion
x1250 Stormcrow AIFVs (regular)
3.75 billion
x650 M2001A1 Crusaders
8.255 billion
x650 Paladins
5.2 billion
x650 M270A1 MLRS artillery systems
2.08 billion
x650 LAV-M(S)
780 million
x325 AN/TPQ-36 Firefinder Radars
503.75 million
x1250 TOW HMMWVs
306.25 million
x1250 LAV-Ls
937 million
x1250 LAV-As
812.5 million
x650 LAV-MEWSS
1.3 billion
x325 M4 C&Cs
1.04 billion
x650 M104 Wolverine AVLBs
2.6 billion
x325 Grizzly Armored Breaching Vehicles
1.4 billion
x325 LAV-FDCs
275.25 million

My calculator can't figure all that so, if it's not a problem, could you total it for me. Of course I would throw in an extra billion for your trouble.
The total comes to $37.412 billion
This is a very large order, so ETA for the last shipment won't arrive for 3 NS years

You money has been wired. Thank you for the patience with the pick up I had to order supply bardges.

I'd like to purchase some military equipment from your nation.

400 Merkava 4 1,920,000,000
500 Stingray III Light Tank 2,000,000,000
600 Kit Fox Export Light Tank 2,040,000,000
800 Nova Cat IFV 3,040,000,000
100 Nova Cat CFV 380,000,000
150 Nova Cat FISTV 570,000,000
700 Stormcrow AIFV 2,100,000,000
100 Stormcrow ACFV 300,000,000
150 Stormcrow AFISTV 450,000,000
150 Stormcrow SPM 405,000,000
2000 M88A2 Hercules Recovery Vehicle 4,100,000,000
1000 M1064A3 120mm Mortar Carrier 550,000,000
500 M104 Wolverine AVLB 2,000,000,000
500 Grizzly Armored Breaching Vehicle 2,150,000,000
2000 M577A3 Command Post Vehicle 900,000,000
3000 M4 Command & Control Vehicle (C2V) 9,600,000,000

I'll wire 32,505,000,000 to you when you confirm my order.

I'd like to purchase some military equipment from your nation.

400 Merkava 4 1,920,000,000
500 Stingray III Light Tank 2,000,000,000
600 Kit Fox Export Light Tank 2,040,000,000
800 Nova Cat IFV 3,040,000,000
100 Nova Cat CFV 380,000,000
150 Nova Cat FISTV 570,000,000
700 Stormcrow AIFV 2,100,000,000
100 Stormcrow ACFV 300,000,000
150 Stormcrow AFISTV 450,000,000
150 Stormcrow SPM 405,000,000
2000 M88A2 Hercules Recovery Vehicle 4,100,000,000
1000 M1064A3 120mm Mortar Carrier 550,000,000
500 M104 Wolverine AVLB 2,000,000,000
500 Grizzly Armored Breaching Vehicle 2,150,000,000
2000 M577A3 Command Post Vehicle 900,000,000
3000 M4 Command & Control Vehicle (C2V) 9,600,000,000

I'll wire 32,505,000,000 to you when you confirm my order.
$32.505 billion confirmed
ETA for the last shipment is 2 NS years

Thank you. I've wired the money to your account.

As the defens Minister of Oril Daranith I woul like to request:
100 M60 2000 MBT
10 M113 MTVL
90 M113 APC
30 MLRS M270
50 M109a2
30 M1064A3 120mm mortars
30 m125A3 82mm Mortars
10 M4 C&C Vehiclas
70 M1044A2 HMMWV Half and Half
30 M1046A1 HMMWV TOW Missle Carrier
5,000,000 G36A5 Assalt Rifles
100 WA 2000 Sniper Rifles
500,000 MAG-7 Comabt Shot guns
1,000,000 MG36A5 SAW

As the defens Minister of Oril Daranith I woul like to request:
100 M60 2000 MBT
10 M113 MTVL
90 M113 APC
30 MLRS M270
50 M109a2
30 M1064A3 120mm mortars
30 m125A3 82mm Mortars
10 M4 C&C Vehiclas
70 M1044A2 HMMWV Half and Half
30 M1046A1 HMMWV TOW Missle Carrier
5,000,000 G36A5 Assalt Rifles
100 WA 2000 Sniper Rifles
500,000 MAG-7 Comabt Shot guns
1,000,000 MG36A5 SAW

We will send half the payment upon conformation, and half when the equipment touches down and we inspect for damages. Is this acceptable?

As the defens Minister of Oril Daranith I woul like to request:
100 M60 2000 MBT
10 M113 MTVL
90 M113 APC
30 MLRS M270
50 M109a2
30 M1064A3 120mm mortars
30 m125A3 82mm Mortars
10 M4 C&C Vehiclas
70 M1044A2 HMMWV Half and Half
30 M1046A1 HMMWV TOW Missle Carrier
5,000,000 G36A5 Assalt Rifles
100 WA 2000 Sniper Rifles
500,000 MAG-7 Comabt Shot guns
1,000,000 MG36A5 SAW

We will send half the payment upon conformation, and half when the equipment touches down and we inspect for damages. Is this acceptable?

As the defens Minister of Oril Daranith I woul like to request:
100 M60 2000 MBT
10 M113 MTVL
90 M113 APC
30 MLRS M270
50 M109a2
30 M1064A3 120mm mortars
30 m125A3 82mm Mortars
10 M4 C&C Vehiclas
70 M1044A2 HMMWV Half and Half
30 M1046A1 HMMWV TOW Missle Carrier
5,000,000 G36A5 Assalt Rifles
100 WA 2000 Sniper Rifles
500,000 MAG-7 Comabt Shot guns
1,000,000 MG36A5 SAW

We will send half the payment upon conformation, and half when the equipment touches down and we inspect for damages. Is this acceptable?
Total comes to $5.29365 billion, and payment plan is acceptable
ETA for the last shipment is 9 NS months

As the defens Minister of Oril Daranith I woul like to request:
100 M60 2000 MBT
10 M113 MTVL
90 M113 APC
30 MLRS M270
50 M109a2
30 M1064A3 120mm mortars
30 m125A3 82mm Mortars
10 M4 C&C Vehiclas
70 M1044A2 HMMWV Half and Half
30 M1046A1 HMMWV TOW Missle Carrier
5,000,000 G36A5 Assalt Rifles
100 WA 2000 Sniper Rifles
500,000 MAG-7 Comabt Shot guns
1,000,000 MG36A5 SAW

We will send half the payment upon conformation, and half when the equipment touches down and we inspect for damages. Is this acceptable?
Total comes to $5.29365 billion, and payment plan is acceptable
ETA for the last shipment is 9 NS months

(Posting for Oril Daranith)

Thank you for your help.

*Money tranfered to account specfied*

(Posting for Oril Daranith)

Thank you for your help.

*Money tranfered to account specfied*

i'll buy 1000 of everything will wire money on confirmation

The Holy Empire of Ehrenlegion would like to purchase 10 Iron Cheeta Mk.2's for testing purposes. If these tanks please us you can expect a massive order, as we are seeking a new Main Battle Tank. Also, as you stated yourself, your weapons systems are sold warily to only trusted countries. I can say that you can trust Ehrenlegion to the fullest extent. We are not war mongerers. We will only fight unless and only unless a good reason exists.

Any questions just ask! Money will be wired IC.

The Holy Empire of Ehrenlegion would like to purchase 10 Iron Cheeta Mk.2's for testing purposes. If these tanks please us you can expect a massive order, as we are seeking a new Main Battle Tank. Also, as you stated yourself, your weapons systems are sold warily to only trusted countries. I can say that you can trust Ehrenlegion to the fullest extent. We are not war mongerers. We will only fight unless and only unless a good reason exists.

Any questions just ask! Money will be wired IC.
With a look at your track record and the treatment of your people, we've found that we're still rather disinclined to provide these systems. There's still the possibility that you could possess something of value to us that would be provided in exchange to purchasing rights, but we will not provide the units on word alone.

Ahh, the almighty debate of the dictatorship. I am willing to admit that Ehrenlegion is a dictatorship but as you can see a country that is run by a dictator can prove to be a very safe one. This is because one man runs everything, actions are put into place quickly and efficiently; this however can be the downfall of a dictatorship, it all depends on who's running the show.
As for valuable resources, ask for something that could be of aid or assistance, and we shall try to provide it to the best of our abilities.
Again, if their are any questions you can telegram me or post here. :)

Ahh, the almighty debate of the dictatorship. I am willing to admit that Ehrenlegion is a dictatorship but as you can see a country that is run by a dictator can prove to be a very safe one. This is because one man runs everything, actions are put into place quickly and efficiently; this however can be the downfall of a dictatorship, it all depends on who's running the show.
As for valuable resources, ask for something that could be of aid or assistance, and we shall try to provide it to the best of our abilities.
Again, if their are any questions you can telegram me or post here. :)

We are unaware of anything you might have that would be a boon to us. Advanced technologies that we lack would be the most useful and accepted. Though there might be something else. Unfortunately, due to our location and other trading partners, we are not lacking in any mineral resources.

What technologies are you lacking or what technologies would you like us to improve upon. The empire of Ehrenlegion is currently working on a top secret cloning project in which their is promise for a new breed of soldiers. This will take a while but when developed, we would be glad to give you a LARGE discount in return for the the tanks. Thanks

I will take the ground units package and the naval package. Money will be wired now.

*money wired*

What technologies are you lacking or what technologies would you like us to improve upon. The empire of Ehrenlegion is currently working on a top secret cloning project in which their is promise for a new breed of soldiers. This will take a while but when developed, we would be glad to give you a LARGE discount in return for the the tanks. Thanks
This would be a sufficient trade, and with that the cost of 10 Iron Cheetah IIs is $86 million
ETA for the units is 1 NS month

Order:50 LAV-AD
24 LAV-105
20 LAV-IV
40 AAVP7A1
4 AAVC7A1
40 M198 towed howitzer
6 G5 towed howitzer
60 M113A3
4 M104 Wolverine AVLB
1000 MSG-90 sharpshooter rifle
4000 MG3 machine gun
1000 M282 82mm medium mortar
money wired when order confirmed.

Your money has been sent. Ehrenlegion will keep you updated on the progress of its clones. We once again thank you.

Order:50 LAV-AD
24 LAV-105
20 LAV-IV
40 AAVP7A1
4 AAVC7A1
40 M198 towed howitzer
6 G5 towed howitzer
60 M113A3
4 M104 Wolverine AVLB
1000 MSG-90 sharpshooter rifle
4000 MG3 machine gun
1000 M282 82mm medium mortar
money wired when order confirmed.
The total comes to $478.65 million, and is confirmed
ETA for the shipment is 2 NS months

I wish to purchase

100 of those Cheetah tank thingys
200 of the M48 tank thingys
400 of the LAV-AT thingys


Your Cooperation in this matter is very much appreciated

General Comode
Much Exalted Leader Of Crotchroterry

The Emirate of Al-Sabir would like to procure the following:
- 1800x Iron Cheetah MBT
- 1x Frank Osis Class CVL
Total: 12.140 Billion

I wish to purchase

100 of those Cheetah tank thingys
200 of the M48 tank thingys
400 of the LAV-AT thingys


Your Cooperation in this matter is very much appreciated

General Comode
Much Exalted Leader Of Crotchroterry
Total is $1.63 billion
ETA for the last shipment is 2 NS years


The Emirate of Al-Sabir would like to procure the following:
- 1800x Iron Cheetah MBT
- 1x Frank Osis Class CVL
Total: 12.140 Billion
$12.14 billion confirmed
ETA for the last shipment is 15 NS months

UPDATE
Fixed most of the broken links in small arms section.
Added a number of new vehicles to the general export section, including Leopard 2 variants, Gepard variants, DEUCE, and 2 new medical vehicles.
Added several new rifles and machine guns/heavy support weapons to the infantry systems section.
Added Coelion Air Defense Tank to advanced systems section.

The Omzian Army would like to negotitate a deal into signing a contract with CSJMI in which will provide samples of vehicles and production licenses for the weapon systems. The contract will include the following:

Four FlakPz 2 Coelion Air Defence Vehicles, which will be tested in comparison to the new Groansadvan vehicle, as the current fielded vehicle has a thinner armor and more longer-ranged missiles (that cannot be fired when on the move), which are much dedicated to air defence support without any other assualt weapons. The base calculated cost is $20 million;

Twenty-Six AR-78 Rifle systems for field testings to select a possible option to replace the Omzian O-16/18s, which are based on the M8 system with the Remington 6.8mm. We request all of them to be attached with the attachments and modifications, and a batch of the 6.35mm ammunition that measures up to 180 rounds per system. Total base cost is $150,000;

A batch of 4,032 AR-82 Rifle systems for the Omzian Defence Militia force, chambered with the new SRC ammunition, to provide a new weapons system in replacement of the vastly outdated M4s, AK-74OUs, and M14s in the previously disorganized paramilitary force with a new, expirmental option of a new rifle system, therefore easing costs and logistics. Total baseline cost is $3,225,600;

A batch of 504 MG-12 system also for the Omzian Defence Militia force, to provide an expirmental option to replace the existing (and somewhat unreliable) M60E3s and the RPK-74s in service of the paramilitary force. Total base cost is $4,536,000;

Negotitable domestic production licenses for the AR-82, IC-4 OCSW, and the AGL-11 for both the Omzian Army and the Omzian Defence Militia for production and employment. The Omzian Army is willing to accept this as a part of the PDE technology deal with the Omzian Navy. (OOC: and if possible, I'd like to hear some responses to that -- thanks.)

The total calculated cost, without the contracts, is $27.9116 million USD.

The Omzian Army would like to negotitate a deal into signing a contract with CSJMI in which will provide samples of vehicles and production licenses for the weapon systems. The contract will include the following:

Four FlakPz 2 Coelion Air Defence Vehicles, which will be tested in comparison to the new Groansadvan vehicle, as the current fielded vehicle has a thinner armor and more longer-ranged missiles (that cannot be fired when on the move), which are much dedicated to air defence support without any other assualt weapons. The base calculated cost is $20 million;

Twenty-Six AR-78 Rifle systems for field testings to select a possible option to replace the Omzian O-16/18s, which are based on the M8 system with the Remington 6.8mm. We request all of them to be attached with the attachments and modifications, and a batch of the 6.35mm ammunition that measures up to 180 rounds per system. Total base cost is $150,000;

A batch of 4,032 AR-82 Rifle systems for the Omzian Defence Militia force, chambered with the new SRC ammunition, to provide a new weapons system in replacement of the vastly outdated M4s, AK-74OUs, and M14s in the previously disorganized paramilitary force with a new, expirmental option of a new rifle system, therefore easing costs and logistics. Total baseline cost is $3,225,600;

A batch of 504 MG-12 system also for the Omzian Defence Militia force, to provide an expirmental option to replace the existing (and somewhat unreliable) M60E3s and the RPK-74s in service of the paramilitary force. Total base cost is $4,536,000;

Negotitable domestic production licenses for the AR-82, IC-4 OCSW, and the AGL-11 for both the Omzian Army and the Omzian Defence Militia for production and employment. The Omzian Army is willing to accept this as a part of the PDE technology deal with the Omzian Navy. (OOC: and if possible, I'd like to hear some responses to that -- thanks.)

The total calculated cost, without the contracts, is $27.9116 million USD.
$27.9116 million confirmed
ETA for the shipment is 1 NS month
The production contracts will indeed be provided as part of the PDE deal.

Greetings,

The Desert Republic of Al-Sabir would like to make some purchases.

- 1200x AR-82 Assault Rifle (0.96 Million) (Chambered with 5.56x45mm NATO)
- 60x IWS-2000 Anti-Materiel Rifle (0.84 Million)

Total: 1.8 Million

Greetings,

The Desert Republic of Al-Sabir would like to make some purchases.

- 1200x AR-82 Assault Rifle (0.96 Million) (Chambered with 5.56x45mm NATO)
- 60x IWS-2000 Anti-Materiel Rifle (0.84 Million)

Total: 1.8 Million
$1.8 million confirmed
ETA for the shipment is 1 NS month

Our HomeGuard Army is in need of old yet reliable tanks. We will like to purchase:
2,000 M60A3(used)@500,000=1B

We await wire confirmation

China's Peoples would like to buy:
50xM1a2 Abrams SEP
20x G5 towed howitzer
1 million Ar-82 Assault Rifle
Total= 1.95 billion

Money will be wired immediately

Our HomeGuard Army is in need of old yet reliable tanks. We will like to purchase:
2,000 M60A3(used)@500,000=1B

We await wire confirmation
$1 billion confirmed
ETA for the last unit is 2 NS years


China's Peoples would like to buy:
50xM1a2 Abrams SEP
20x G5 towed howitzer
1 million Ar-82 Assault Rifle
Total= 1.95 billion

Money will be wired immediately
$1.95 billion confirmed
ETA for the last shipment is 6 NS months.

I would like to purchase 10 M1A2 Abrhams

I would like to purchase 10 M1A2 Abrhams
$54 million confirmed
ETA for the last unit is 1 NS month

good morning/evening. i request

10,000 iron cheetah MBT=58billion

5,000 m1a2 abrams=27billion

total= 85 billion

( im a ressurected nation)

money auto wired on confirmation

thank you in advance, enla carte

The Armed Republic of Unreal Tournaments would like to purchase:
* 40X LAV-CC (Command & Control) vehicles ($32,000,000)
* 25X M4 AMTV medical vehicles ($75,000,000)
* 100X M1070/M1000 HETS transport systems ($60,000,000)
* 500X Sabra Mk.2 MBT tanks ($1,350,000,000)
* 30X FlakPz 1A2 Gepard Air Defense Tanks ($120,000,000)
*100X Stormcrow AIFV vehicles ($300,000,000)
*100X DSR-1 Sniper Rifles ($770,000)
*1000X AN/PVS-7 NVG night vision goggles ($2,500,000)
*1000X Ghillie Suit Accessory Kits ($250,000)
and
*a can of cola from one of your vending machines, since I'm thirsty ($1) :)

Total comes to: $1,940,520,001

The Empire of TheSeer would like to make a purchase of:
* 40X LAV-CC (Command & Control) vehicles ($32,000,000)
* 25X M4 AMTV medical vehicles ($75,000,000)
* 100X M1070/M1000 HETS transport systems ($60,000,000)
* 500X Sabra Mk.2 MBT tanks ($1,350,000,000)
* 30X FlakPz 1A2 Gepard Air Defense Tanks ($120,000,000)
*100X Stormcrow AIFV vehicles ($300,000,000)
*100X DSR-1 Sniper Rifles ($770,000)
*1000X AN/PVS-7 NVG night vision goggles ($2,500,000)
*1000X Ghillie Suit Accessory Kits ($250,000)

We offer 2.36 billion dollars for this equipment.

good morning/evening. i request

10,000 iron cheetah MBT=58billion

5,000 m1a2 abrams=27billion

total= 85 billion

( im a ressurected nation)

money auto wired on confirmation

thank you in advance, enla carte
$85 billion confirmed
ETA for the last unit is 2 NS years


The Armed Republic of Unreal Tournaments would like to purchase:
* 40X LAV-CC (Command & Control) vehicles ($32,000,000)
* 25X M4 AMTV medical vehicles ($75,000,000)
* 100X M1070/M1000 HETS transport systems ($60,000,000)
* 500X Sabra Mk.2 MBT tanks ($1,350,000,000)
* 30X FlakPz 1A2 Gepard Air Defense Tanks ($120,000,000)
*100X Stormcrow AIFV vehicles ($300,000,000)
*100X DSR-1 Sniper Rifles ($770,000)
*1000X AN/PVS-7 NVG night vision goggles ($2,500,000)
*1000X Ghillie Suit Accessory Kits ($250,000)
and
*a can of cola from one of your vending machines, since I'm thirsty ($1) :)

Total comes to: $1,940,520,001
$1.940520001 billion confirmed
ETA for the last shipment is 7 NS months

We also happen to have a special deal on the cola today: Buy 1 get 2 free, so we'll be shipping the other 2 cans as well. :wink:


The Empire of TheSeer would like to make a purchase of:
* 40X LAV-CC (Command & Control) vehicles ($32,000,000)
* 25X M4 AMTV medical vehicles ($75,000,000)
* 100X M1070/M1000 HETS transport systems ($60,000,000)
* 500X Sabra Mk.2 MBT tanks ($1,350,000,000)
* 30X FlakPz 1A2 Gepard Air Defense Tanks ($120,000,000)
*100X Stormcrow AIFV vehicles ($300,000,000)
*100X DSR-1 Sniper Rifles ($770,000)
*1000X AN/PVS-7 NVG night vision goggles ($2,500,000)
*1000X Ghillie Suit Accessory Kits ($250,000)

We offer 2.36 billion dollars for this equipment.
$1.94052 billion is the standard price. However, if you desire, we can throw in additional equipment and services such as munitions, maintenance facilities, and training equivalent to the amount of $419.48 million to make up the difference.
Either way, ETA for the last shipment is 7 NS months.

We would like to purchase:

224,000 - Cougar Pistol's

Total of 63,840,000 USD

->->->->->Money Wired Upon Confirmation<-<-<-<-<-

If you could send them asap please. We would be thankful

Minibump... basically for subscription purposes.

Dunbarrow would like to order the following:

2000 M1070/M1000 combo's ( 1.200 MLN )
4000 HEMMT common variety ( 740 MLN )
(we'll take care of the mods ourselves )

TTL: 1.940 MLN

Money to be wired on confirmation.

UPDATE
They're finally here. A whole range of new IFVs, APCs, Recon Vehicles, and rocket artillery systems, though they're unfortunately all advanced at this piont. Note that all vehicles in the advanced systems section are, from here on in, equipped with Passive Electric Armor as standard.
Note that I'll probably remove the rocket systems to the general export section rather soon. However, the high-performance rockets I have will remain restricted.

For those who can't access the advanced systems, three new vehicles have been added. The first is a 42 ton medium tank, providing a new range of possibilities. Also new are a light recon vehicle (Shadow RSTV) that's capable of being transported internally via a V-22 (even an HMMWV can't claim that). Finally, a light security vehicle that's capable of doubling as a recon unit has been provided in the form of the ASV-2150

Dunbarrow would like to order the following:

2000 M1070/M1000 combo's ( 1.200 MLN )
4000 HEMMT common variety ( 740 MLN )
(we'll take care of the mods ourselves )

TTL: 1.940 MLN

Money to be wired on confirmation.
We have confirmed the order, and are in the process of shipping the units now. We expect the last one to arrive within 12 NS months

OOC: The new stuff seems very welcoming for me. As I do not have time to make an order right now, is it possible for me to later negotiate some special domestic production licenses (perhaps this time limiting the number of vehicles produced). There are literally thousands of LAV's in service, and even if they will get replaced over long periods of time, we still couldn't really afford teh cost of buying almost 10,000 of the vehicles. I have a few things to trade, including the tech for the infantry weapons I posted on the OMP Boards, if you are interested.

OOC: The new stuff seems very welcoming for me. As I do not have time to make an order right now, is it possible for me to later negotiate some special domestic production licenses (perhaps this time limiting the number of vehicles produced). There are literally thousands of LAV's in service, and even if they will get replaced over long periods of time, we still couldn't really afford teh cost of buying almost 10,000 of the vehicles. I have a few things to trade, including the tech for the infantry weapons I posted on the OMP Boards, if you are interested.
OOC: We can look for something. However, I have no need for the infantry weapons. My military is quite content with what they have (SMAW, RAW, vintage rifle-grenades if need be).

Both the Omzian Army and the Omzian People's Militia, in addition to the Omzian Marine Corps, realizing that new units has becoming available, is in desparate need of modernizing its armoured forces, as we are beginning to enter the realization that while current CSJ units in the Omzian Army are still up-to-date, they are desparately needing other new complements or even replacements. Therefore, we inquire about a possible contract of the following:

3810x Black Lanner Medium Tank = $19.05 billion
3600x Shadow RSTV = $0.36 million
7200x ASV-2150 = $2.52 billion

8000x Mist Lynx IFV Mk.2 Upgrade = $3.6 billion
7000x Shadow Cat IFV = $31.5 billion
3000x Alley Cat IFV New = $15.6 billion
3000x Seacat IFV = $9 billion
2000x Seacat APC = $4 billion
256x Seacat Reconnaissance Vehicle = $599.04 million

2000x Whitewolf R/AG = $9.4 billion
2000x Brushfire R/AG = $8 billion
2000x Red Fox ASRV = $10 billion
3000x Harpy ASC = $10.5 billion
6000x Swifsure Fast APC = $4.2 billion
3000x Rockhopper I/II Airborne/Mtn APC = $1.2 billion
1500x AAVP16A2 = $11.4 billion

1000x M2012 Cavalier Tracked RSV = $14.5 billion
1200x HARS 320mm Rocket System = $6 billion
1500x STARS 300mm Rocket System = $7.5 billion
3200x MARS 220mm Rocket System = $9.6 billion
1200x STBARS 200mm Rocket System = $5.4 billion
3000x TELARS 122mm Tracked Rocket System = $9 billion
1000x LAARS 110mm Rocket System = $750 million

Total: $193.67904 billion
Per Installment (15 installments, 1 per 2 weeks) = $12.911936 billion

As well, the Omzian Army would like to inquire if OMASC's specially-modified 300mm and 240mm Type 190/320 RABS rockets would work on their respective units, as we are willing to provide samples for testing.

As we are willing to pay them in installments over a period of about a half year, we inquire if CSJMI is willing to negotiate a deal with us to acquire the production licenses for the Swiftsure APC, the Seacat IFV series (including their variants), the Shadow Cat IFV, and the Whitewolf R/AG. As we are willing to exchange the technology of the new Omzian cruise missiles and anti-ship missiles technologies (listed in OMASC page under Nov 23) in addition to propulsion and seeker technologies present on the new OMASC AIM-120P NLRAAM, we are looking forward to another contract with CSJMI.

As we are grateful that we are able to negotiate another contract with CSJMI, we are eager for a response, as we await for the moment when we are finally able to upgrade our units within the Omzian Army, Navy, and the People's Militia.

Both the Omzian Army and the Omzian People's Militia, in addition to the Omzian Marine Corps, realizing that new units has becoming available, is in desparate need of modernizing its armoured forces, as we are beginning to enter the realization that while current CSJ units in the Omzian Army are still up-to-date, they are desparately needing other new complements or even replacements. Therefore, we inquire about a possible contract of the following:

3810x Black Lanner Medium Tank = $19.05 billion
3600x Shadow RSTV = $0.36 million
7200x ASV-2150 = $2.52 billion

8000x Mist Lynx IFV Mk.2 Upgrade = $3.6 billion
7000x Shadow Cat IFV = $31.5 billion
3000x Alley Cat IFV New = $15.6 billion
3000x Seacat IFV = $9 billion
2000x Seacat APC = $4 billion
256x Seacat Reconnaissance Vehicle = $599.04 million

2000x Whitewolf R/AG = $9.4 billion
2000x Brushfire R/AG = $8 billion
2000x Red Fox ASRV = $10 billion
3000x Harpy ASC = $10.5 billion
6000x Swifsure Fast APC = $4.2 billion
3000x Rockhopper I/II Airborne/Mtn APC = $1.2 billion
1500x AAVP16A2 = $11.4 billion

1000x M2012 Cavalier Tracked RSV = $14.5 billion
1200x HARS 320mm Rocket System = $6 billion
1500x STARS 300mm Rocket System = $7.5 billion
3200x MARS 220mm Rocket System = $9.6 billion
1200x STBARS 200mm Rocket System = $5.4 billion
3000x TELARS 122mm Tracked Rocket System = $9 billion
1000x LAARS 110mm Rocket System = $750 million

Total: $193.67904 billion
Per Installment (15 installments, 1 per 2 weeks) = $12.911936 billion

As well, the Omzian Army would like to inquire if OMASC's specially-modified 300mm and 240mm Type 190/320 RABS rockets would work on their respective units, as we are willing to provide samples for testing.

As we are willing to pay them in installments over a period of about a half year, we inquire if CSJMI is willing to negotiate a deal with us to acquire the production licenses for the Swiftsure APC, the Seacat IFV series (including their variants), the Shadow Cat IFV, and the Whitewolf R/AG. As we are willing to exchange the technology of the new Omzian cruise missiles and anti-ship missiles technologies (listed in OMASC page under Nov 23) in addition to propulsion and seeker technologies present on the new OMASC AIM-120P NLRAAM, we are looking forward to another contract with CSJMI.

As we are grateful that we are able to negotiate another contract with CSJMI, we are eager for a response, as we await for the moment when we are finally able to upgrade our units within the Omzian Army, Navy, and the People's Militia.
Clan Smoke Jaguar is once again pleased that our Omzian allies are impressed with our systems, and we in CSJMI are happy to approve the contract, with delivery over a period of 4 NS years.

After a review, we have deemed that the cruise missile, antiship missile, and antiaircraft missile technologies are indeed valuable enough to warrant contracts vehicles desired, and the trade has been accepted.

For the rocket systems, you units should be compatible. They were designed with modular interface equipment allowing most foreign rockets to be used. The only things that should be required are a slight modification to the interface, and an upgrade of the fire control systems to account for the differing characteristics of the rockets. Since we made both the interface and launcher systems modular, there should be little trouble incorporating any rocket with proper dimensions. The MARS was designed with the widest range of systems (200mm, 220mm, 227mm, 240mm), and could easily fit 16 of the 190mm rockets with some modification. Or with a bit more, it might be possible to load up to 21 190mm rockets. The HARS should easily fit the 320mm rockets, as they are of very similar dimensions, and with modification, the STARS system should be able to mount 6-8 of them.
We can perform specific tests if desired, but we are confident that problems will be minimal.

We once again thank you for choosing CSJMI and honoring us with your confidence.

The Omzian Army is glad to hear that the contract has been accepted, as we would expect these units to perform very well within Omzian service, as we now must begin to start the process of replacing outdated units with new units to keep up the Omzian Army's capabilities to repel enemy invasions, and offensive capabilities with the addition of new systems for both Omzian armoured and special warfare units (the ones responsible for urban warfare and mountain operations)

Regarding the rockets, we are glad to hear that the rocket launchers will be compatible with our systems, as we are currently beginning various evaluations and testings. As we expect minor problems, small Omzian contractors will be tasked to design new fire control and computer systems to solve the problems.

We are very glad that we are finalizing the contract, and will be preparing for the new units to enter service, in addition to preparing new manufacturing lines for the domestic production of certain licensed units.

Regards,

Ministry of National Defense
Omzian Homeland Defense Forces Army Headquarters
OHDF Army Procurement Office

The Republic of The Red Union would like to order--
1 ARMORED DIVISION PACKAGE: $9 billion standard
1 LIGHT ARMORED DIVISION PACKAGE: $8.5 billion standard
1 MECHANIZED INFANTRY DIVISION PACKAGE: $8.5 billion standard
1 URBAN COMBAT DIVISION PACKAGE: $9 billion standard
1 AIRBORNE INFANTRY DIVISION PACKAGE: $3.25 billion standard
1 MECHANIZED AIRBORNE DIVISION PACKAGE: $6 billion standard
1 LIGHT INFANTRY DIVISION PACKAGE: $2.5 billion standard
1 REINFORCED COMPOSITE AIR WING PACKAGE: $16 billion standard
1 AIR MOBILITY WING PACKAGE: $8.5 billion standard
Total Ammount--$56,850,000,000
Thank you.
(OOC: I know it looks like we might not be able to buy this but, I have a storefront and I have made plenty of money to buy this. Here is the link to the storefront, http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?p=7680803#post7680803 Thanks)

The Cottish army wish to purchase

1 million
]Battledress Overgarment (BDO)
A two-piece chemical protection suit for infantrymen that comes in 4-color Woodland Camouflage Pattern and 3-color Desert Camouflage Pattern.
Weight: 2.39 kg (medium)
Cost: $100.75

Total price: 100,750,000 dollars

Will be wired upon confirmation.

We at the Terran Department of Defense would like to purchase:

30,000- AN-PVS NVGs, total price- $75,000,000
15,000- Land Warrior Systems, total price- $225,000,000
1000- Ghillie Suit Accessory Kits, total price- $250,000
26,000- JSLISTs, total price- $4,773,600
4000- M49 chemical-biological aircraft masks, total price- $11,200,000
200- AN/PAQ MULEs, total price- $43,600,000
3000- M4OA2s, price- $336,000
Total price- $360,159,600

Money will be wired upon confirmation of the order.

Thank you,
John P. Mulcahy
Deputy Director of Defense
Terran Dominion

badaBUMPo

I would like to buy:

2500 DSR-1 Sniper Rifles $8100 (.338 LM)

5000 MAG-7 Combat Shotguns

3000 M2HB heavy machine guns

1000 AGL-11 Grenade Launchers

100 AN/PAQ-3 MULES (Modular Universal Laser Equipment)

2500 AN/PVS-7 NVG
ENVG (Enhanced Night Vision Goggle)
Cost: $8000

250 AN/PSS-12 Mine Detectors

1 mil: M40A2/M42A2 series chemical-biological mask

Money is wired upon conformation, and if anything new comes up in your store t/g me, thanks

The Republic of The Red Union would like to order--
1 ARMORED DIVISION PACKAGE: $9 billion standard
1 LIGHT ARMORED DIVISION PACKAGE: $8.5 billion standard
1 MECHANIZED INFANTRY DIVISION PACKAGE: $8.5 billion standard
1 URBAN COMBAT DIVISION PACKAGE: $9 billion standard
1 AIRBORNE INFANTRY DIVISION PACKAGE: $3.25 billion standard
1 MECHANIZED AIRBORNE DIVISION PACKAGE: $6 billion standard
1 LIGHT INFANTRY DIVISION PACKAGE: $2.5 billion standard
1 REINFORCED COMPOSITE AIR WING PACKAGE: $16 billion standard
1 AIR MOBILITY WING PACKAGE: $8.5 billion standard
Total Ammount--$56,850,000,000
Thank you.
(OOC: I know it looks like we might not be able to buy this but, I have a storefront and I have made plenty of money to buy this. Here is the link to the storefront, http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?p=7680803#post7680803 Thanks)
OOC: I do not believe in storefront profits being used to buy things. I instead consider them as part of the base economy, as they should be (sales beyond your base economy would be exceeding your ability to produce). However, you should be able to afford this over a period of time, so it's okay.

IC:
CSJMI has approved your request, and we expect delivery of the last unit within 30 NS months



The Cottish army wish to purchase

1 million


Total price: 100,750,000 dollars

Will be wired upon confirmation.
We have confirmed the order, and expect shipment of the final units within 3 NS months.



We at the Terran Department of Defense would like to purchase:

30,000- AN-PVS NVGs, total price- $75,000,000
15,000- Land Warrior Systems, total price- $225,000,000
1000- Ghillie Suit Accessory Kits, total price- $250,000
26,000- JSLISTs, total price- $4,773,600
4000- M49 chemical-biological aircraft masks, total price- $11,200,000
200- AN/PAQ MULEs, total price- $43,600,000
3000- M4OA2s, price- $336,000
Total price- $360,159,600

Money will be wired upon confirmation of the order.

Thank you,
John P. Mulcahy
Deputy Director of Defense
Terran Dominion
We have confirmed the order, and expect the final shipment to arrive within 8 NS months




I would like to buy:

2500 DSR-1 Sniper Rifles $8100 (.338 LM)

5000 MAG-7 Combat Shotguns

3000 M2HB heavy machine guns

1000 AGL-11 Grenade Launchers

100 AN/PAQ-3 MULES (Modular Universal Laser Equipment)

2500 AN/PVS-7 NVG
ENVG (Enhanced Night Vision Goggle)
Cost: $8000

250 AN/PSS-12 Mine Detectors

1 mil: M40A2/M42A2 series chemical-biological mask

Money is wired upon conformation, and if anything new comes up in your store t/g me, thanks
We have confirmed the order, and expect final delivery within 2 NS months.

UPDATE
Moved the M2012 Cavalier to the general export section, also added M2021 Roundhead (203mm SPH) and M48A7 (tank section in International Mall)

Advanced section gets two improved versions each of Cavalier and Roundhead. It also gets the Dire Wolf and M48A9, which are only available to MFN nations.

I'd like to purchase the following:
Cougar pistol - 500,000 - $142,500,000
M-29 SABR OICW - 50 - $500,000
G-11 Rifle - 2,000,000 - $2,600,000,000
AR-82 Assault Rifle - 5,000,000 - $4,000,000,000
MSG-90 sharpshooter rifle - 100,000 - $220,000,000
M40A1 sniper rifle - 200 - $421,000
Neostead Combat Shotgun - 50,000 - $45,000,000
Granatpistole - 2,000,000 - $800,000,000
M249A3 SAW light machine gun - 50,000 - $200,000,000
Ghillie Suit Accessory Kit - 100,200 - $25,050,000

TOTAL:
$8,033,471,000

The $8,033,471,000 has been wired. Awaiting shipment

As the Omzian Army is entering a state of war near its neighbours, we feel that it is imperative to gear up our forces at the last minute to maximize our combat capabilities during the later phases, in addition to our capabilities to provide attrition replacements quickly and swiftly. Because of this, we wish to order the following, all with the ETC guns if necessary:

1800x Stormcrow SPM = $5.58 billion
870x Dire Wolf Assault Tank = $15.66 billion
3500x Iron Cheetah Mk.1 ADS = $21.7 billion
2200x Black Lanner Medium Tank = $10.44 billion

Subtotal: $53.38 billion

In addition, we would also like to inquire if it is possible for the Omzian Army to order a total of 20,000x 140mm Type 2 ETC gun kits, 6000x 120mm ETC gun kits, 20,000x 105mm ETC gun kits, 30,000x 35mm ETC gun kits, and 30,000x 30mm ETC gun kits, as we would still like to await the information on that.

As this order is dione in times of emergency, we would like to offer $500 million for priority shipment if necessary.

I'd like to purchase the following:
Cougar pistol - 500,000 - $142,500,000
M-29 SABR OICW - 50 - $500,000
G-11 Rifle - 2,000,000 - $2,600,000,000
AR-82 Assault Rifle - 5,000,000 - $4,000,000,000
MSG-90 sharpshooter rifle - 100,000 - $220,000,000
M40A1 sniper rifle - 200 - $421,000
Neostead Combat Shotgun - 50,000 - $45,000,000
Granatpistole - 2,000,000 - $800,000,000
M249A3 SAW light machine gun - 50,000 - $200,000,000
Ghillie Suit Accessory Kit - 100,200 - $25,050,000

TOTAL:
$8,033,471,000

The $8,033,471,000 has been wired. Awaiting shipment
Your request has been confirmed, and approved. We expect delivery of the last shipment to occur within 12 NS months.


As the Omzian Army is entering a state of war near its neighbours, we feel that it is imperative to gear up our forces at the last minute to maximize our combat capabilities during the later phases, in addition to our capabilities to provide attrition replacements quickly and swiftly. Because of this, we wish to order the following, all with the ETC guns if necessary:

1800x Stormcrow SPM = $5.58 billion
870x Dire Wolf Assault Tank = $15.66 billion
3500x Iron Cheetah Mk.1 ADS = $21.7 billion
2200x Black Lanner Medium Tank = $10.44 billion

Subtotal: $53.38 billion

In addition, we would also like to inquire if it is possible for the Omzian Army to order a total of 20,000x 140mm Type 2 ETC gun kits, 6000x 120mm ETC gun kits, 20,000x 105mm ETC gun kits, 30,000x 35mm ETC gun kits, and 30,000x 30mm ETC gun kits, as we would still like to await the information on that.

As this order is dione in times of emergency, we would like to offer $500 million for priority shipment if necessary.
Your order has been confirmed, and the vehicles are expected to be delivered within 18 NS months.
The guns, on the other hand, are somewhat of an issue as the sheer number, combined with those needed for actual vehicles in production, is somewhat prohibitive, particularly with the higher caliber weapons. Something can be worked out if need be, but we will not be able to deliver that volume in any meaningful amount of time. For example, we estimate that it would take over 11 years just to produce that many extra 140mm ETC guns.



OOC:
The last big upgrade you asked called for 30,000 tank cannons, and 50,000 light cannons, and took 10 years to produce and install. This is quite a step up, and frankly, I don't have enough factories tooled just for gun production to fill it quickly.

OOC: Well, on a second thought, maybe the numbers are more than just too big, and reviewing my current army size, I'll agree to downsizing the number og gun upgrades ordered, since the only thing I'm worried about is pretty much attrition reserves and replacement for damaged and destroyed units.

IC: Although we are satisfied that such order is already approved in such short period of time, as we continue to review our requirements for the numbers, we would agree to revising the number of guns we desire, as it has been determined that the previous demand is just too big even for both side to fill. Thus, if possible, we would like to procure a total of 5000 140mm Type 2 ETC gun kits, 4000 120mm ETC gun kits, 6000 35mm ETC gun kits, and 8000 30mm ETC gun kits. If this still proves to be a heavy burden for CSJMI, we would also like to propose a "joint production" method, where these guns would be produced at both Smoke Jaguar and Omzian facilities, with the help of Smoke Jaguar engineers, and perhaps shipped parts for the individual guns as well.

================

Security: Restricted from View, Top (Classified)
To: CSJMI
Message Type: Short Confirmation
Subject: Testing of 20"/62cal weapons

As we receive the reply from CSJMI, we are rather surprised that our Smoke Jaguar counterparts are willing to lend this assistance, as we will certainly keep this show of friendship and extreme trust in mind, as a model of our bonds ever since our governments' first dealings decades ago. As we are both enthusiastic and grateful about the fact that the Smoke Jaguars are willing to provide six turrets for joint independent tests (though we wouldn't mind paying up some funds as well), we will be preparing our engineers for the task of evaluating and testing the weapon system in a series of tests to see if the capabilities meet the requirements already set by the Omzian Army.

Although the exact information regarding the delivery directions and locations will only be transferred through extremely secure datalinks, it is believed that the tests will take place at an unspecified location in the Northern Omzian Frontier, a rocky and mountainous region where harsh weather conditions occurs as usual. It is believed that this location, concealed with the help of both natural and man-made camouflage methods, is also near several other military facilities, including a submarine base, and an underground aircraft storage and operations facility.

As well, we also are quite pleased and surprised by the compliments, especially when it's from the honourable and respected Khan herself. Although we will be willing to receive the message with gratefulness and extreme curiousity, we are once again grateful for the Smoke Jaguar assistance in these matters.

Regards.

/Message End

As the Omzian Army is seeking a further reorganization of its airborne and urban combat forces with newly allocated funds from the Omzian defence budget, we once again turn to the trustworthy contractors at CSJMI for assistance in these operations. With previous experiences, we are nevertheless still willing to shell our large amounts of funds for these CSJMI-designed vehicles for our elite mechanized airborne and special mechanized infantry formations. Thus, we wish to propose another new contract, this time composed of the following (all with ETC main gun systems if possible):

3500x Stormcrow AIFV = $11.9 billion
1300x Kit Fox Light Tank = $4.94 billion
6000x M61 Ontos II = $1.08 billion
1800x Merkava 4SJ = $11.16 billion
1500x Alley Cat IFV = $7.8 billion
5000x Rhino Heavy APC = $20 billion
1200x M2012A2 Cavalier (Tracked RSV) = $19.2 billion
600x LFH-155 = $0.42 billion
4000x M114A1 LOSAT II Launch Vehicle = $1.9 billion
60,000x MGM-183B LOSAT II = $5.16 billion
500x LAARS 110mm Rocket System = $0.375 billion

Total: $83.935 billion
Per Installment (of 10): $8.3935 billion

As we are willing to pay the funds in the form of installments, we eagerly await for an reply from CSJMI.

As the Omzian Army is seeking a further reorganization of its airborne and urban combat forces with newly allocated funds from the Omzian defence budget, we once again turn to the trustworthy contractors at CSJMI for assistance in these operations. With previous experiences, we are nevertheless still willing to shell our large amounts of funds for these CSJMI-designed vehicles for our elite mechanized airborne and special mechanized infantry formations. Thus, we wish to propose another new contract, this time composed of the following (all with ETC main gun systems if possible):

3500x Stormcrow AIFV = $11.9 billion
1300x Kit Fox Light Tank = $4.94 billion
6000x M61 Ontos II = $1.08 billion
1800x Merkava 4SJ = $11.16 billion
1500x Alley Cat IFV = $7.8 billion
5000x Rhino Heavy APC = $20 billion
1200x M2012A2 Cavalier (Tracked RSV) = $19.2 billion
600x LFH-155 = $0.42 billion
4000x M114A1 LOSAT II Launch Vehicle = $1.9 billion
60,000x MGM-183B LOSAT II = $5.16 billion
500x LAARS 110mm Rocket System = $0.375 billion

Total: $83.935 billion
Per Installment (of 10): $8.3935 billion

As we are willing to pay the funds in the form of installments, we eagerly await for an reply from CSJMI.
A request by the Omzian Army is always welcome, and we will gladly work to accomodate it. As usual, the payment plan is accepted, and we envision the delivery of these units over a period of 7 years.

Facing a variety of threats and new mission requirements within the ground formations of the Omzian Army and Guards, and preparing to undergo a series of organization, the expansion of the artillery force, and the creation of an additional corps, the Omzian Army wishes to order the following:

500x Dire Wolf Assault Tank = $9 billion
3000x Rockhopper II APC = $1.5 billion
2000x FlakPz 2 Coelion Air Defense Tank = $10 billion
1500x AAVP16A2 = $11.4 billion
2000x STARS 300mm Rocket System = $10 billion
2500x MARS 220mm Rocket System = $7.5 billion
800x M2021A3 Roundhead 203mm SPH (SPH & ARV) = $16.8 billion
2000x M2012A2 Cavalier (Tracked RSV) = $32 billion
1000x M2012A3 Cavalier (Tracked RSV) = $17.5 billion
1500x M2014 Pikeman = $3 billion

144x MB-1J Harpy = $43.2 billion
400x P-12 MMMA = $42 billion
3000x UH-104 Sparrowhawk = $33 billion
300,000x Eurus A UAV = $1.5 billion
200,000x Eurus B UAV = $5 billion

15x Theatre Air Defence Group Packages = $245.25 billion
*Add Antiradiation SAM Bn (+$30 bil)
*Replace PAC-2 with Odin (+$61.5 bil)
*Replace PAC-3 with Skymer (+$18.75 bil)

Total: $488.65 billion
Per Installment (of 100): $4.8865 billion

As we are willing to pay the funds n the form of installments, we are eager to hear an reply, as we wish that this attempt for further collaboration between CSJMI and the Omzian military to succeed profitably.

Facing a variety of threats and new mission requirements within the ground formations of the Omzian Army and Guards, and preparing to undergo a series of organization, the expansion of the artillery force, and the creation of an additional corps, the Omzian Army wishes to order the following:

500x Dire Wolf Assault Tank = $9 billion
3000x Rockhopper II APC = $1.5 billion
2000x FlakPz 2 Coelion Air Defense Tank = $10 billion
1500x AAVP16A2 = $11.4 billion
2000x STARS 300mm Rocket System = $10 billion
2500x MARS 220mm Rocket System = $7.5 billion
800x M2021A3 Roundhead 203mm SPH (SPH & ARV) = $16.8 billion
2000x M2012A2 Cavalier (Tracked RSV) = $32 billion
1000x M2012A3 Cavalier (Tracked RSV) = $17.5 billion
1500x M2014 Pikeman = $3 billion

144x MB-1J Harpy = $43.2 billion
400x P-12 MMMA = $42 billion
3000x UH-104 Sparrowhawk = $33 billion
300,000x Eurus A UAV = $1.5 billion
200,000x Eurus B UAV = $5 billion

15x Theatre Air Defence Group Packages = $245.25 billion
*Add Antiradiation SAM Bn (+$30 bil)
*Replace PAC-2 with Odin (+$61.5 bil)
*Replace PAC-3 with Skymer (+$18.75 bil)

Total: $488.65 billion
Per Installment (of 100): $4.8865 billion

As we are willing to pay the funds n the form of installments, we are eager to hear an reply, as we wish that this attempt for further collaboration between CSJMI and the Omzian military to succeed profitably.
We have confirmed the Omzian request, and are pleased to announce that it has been accepted. We anticipate delivery over the next six NS years.

100-----M1064A3 120mm Mortar Carrier
55million

100-----M1064A3 120mm Mortar Carrier
55million
Your order has been recieved, and accepted. We expect the delivery of all units within 3 months of payment.

The Empire of Calpe inquires in the possibility to buy some of your equipment.
The list with the equipment required follows. If we are satisfied with its quality, a larger order will follow.

100 FlakPz 1A2 Gepard Air Defense Tank - 400 mil. $
50 M88A2 Hercules Recovery Vehicle - 102,5 mi. $
1000 M113A4 MTVL - 700 mil. $
200 Mist Lynx IFV - 780 mil. $

The total order comes to 1,982,500,000 $ and will pe payed on confirmation.



OOC: CSJ please check for TG`s on NS :)

The Empire of Calpe inquires in the possibility to buy some of your equipment.
The list with the equipment required follows. If we are satisfied with its quality, a larger order will follow.

100 FlakPz 1A2 Gepard Air Defense Tank - 400 mil. $
50 M88A2 Hercules Recovery Vehicle - 102,5 mi. $
1000 M113A4 MTVL - 700 mil. $
200 Mist Lynx IFV - 780 mil. $

The total order comes to 1,982,500,000 $ and will pe payed on confirmation.



OOC: CSJ please check for TG`s on NS :)
We in CSJMI are pleased to announce that we have approved your request, and anticipate delivery of the desired units within 3 NS months.

The Commonwealth of Lesser Pacifica is currently organizing its armed forces, and would like to order the following-

100x UMPs (chambered in .45 ACP) @ $800 each
18,000x AR-82s (chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO) @ $800 each
2,000x MG36A5 SAW @ $1,200 each
250,000x Calico M950s @$520 each [OOC: Don't ask...]
50x M40A1s @ $2105 each
10x Predator Sniper Rifles @ $8200 each
100x 7-Ton Truck Series @ $155,000

According to our calculations, the total for this purchase is US $536,880,000, which will be wired to you upon the confirmation of this order.

Regards,
Gen. Douglas Hunter
Director of Defense, Commonwealth of Lesser Pacifica

The Commonwealth of Lesser Pacifica is currently organizing its armed forces, and would like to order the following-

100x UMPs (chambered in .45 ACP) @ $800 each
18,000x AR-82s (chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO) @ $800 each
2,000x MG36A5 SAW @ $1,200 each
250,000x Calico M950s @$520 each [OOC: Don't ask...]
50x M40A1s @ $2105 each
10x Predator Sniper Rifles @ $8200 each
100x 7-Ton Truck Series @ $155,000

According to our calculations, the total for this purchase is US $536,880,000, which will be wired to you upon the confirmation of this order.

Regards,
Gen. Douglas Hunter
Director of Defense, Commonwealth of Lesser Pacifica
CSJMI is happy to announce that your request has been confirmed and approved, and we anticipate delivery of the last unit within 14 NS months, with the long period mostly due to one of the largest single requests we've ever had for the Calico, though we certainly can't fault the choice.

I would like to order the following:

80 Armored Division Packages--$720 billion
85 Mechanized Airborne Division Packages--$510 billion
25 Urban Combat Division Packages--$225 billion

Total--$1.455 trillion

Thank you and the money will be wired upon confirmation.

Our Ministry of Defense has selected CSJMI Ground/Infantry Systems to fulfill our needs for the land army. The list with the required systems follows:

200 M93A1 Fox NBC Recon System - 400 mil. $
700 M88A2 Hercules Recovery Vehicle - 1,435 mil. $
1000 LAV-CC (Command & Control) - 800 mil. $
1000 LAV-A (Ambulance) - 650 mil. $
200 M4 AMTV - 600 mil. $
600 LAV-E (Engineer) - 390 mil. $
1000 LAV-AC (Ammo Carrier) - 600 mil. $
400.000 Land Warrior system - 6 bil. $

Total comes to 10,875,000,000 $, and will be paid upon confirmation if you choose to accept it.

I would like to order the following:

80 Armored Division Packages--$720 billion
85 Mechanized Airborne Division Packages--$510 billion
25 Urban Combat Division Packages--$225 billion

Total--$1.455 trillion

Thank you and the money will be wired upon confirmation.
CSJMI is honored that the nation of Spencer and Wellington desires for us to provide for their military forces, and we look forward to this undertaking. However, this is quite a massive order (almost matching the army of Clan Smoke Jaguar in size), and thus, we anticipate that it will take some 24 NS years to provide for the full force


Our Ministry of Defense has selected CSJMI Ground/Infantry Systems to fulfill our needs for the land army. The list with the required systems follows:

200 M93A1 Fox NBC Recon System - 400 mil. $
700 M88A2 Hercules Recovery Vehicle - 1,435 mil. $
1000 LAV-CC (Command & Control) - 800 mil. $
1000 LAV-A (Ambulance) - 650 mil. $
200 M4 AMTV - 600 mil. $
600 LAV-E (Engineer) - 390 mil. $
1000 LAV-AC (Ammo Carrier) - 600 mil. $
400.000 Land Warrior system - 6 bil. $

Total comes to 10,875,000,000 $, and will be paid upon confirmation if you choose to accept it.
CSJMI is honored to announce that we have confirmed your request, and it has been approved. We anticipate delivery of the last unit within 12 NS months.

Mist Lynx IFV---------------------------1000
M113A3 APC----------------------------1000
M1064A3 120MM Mortar Carrier----------5000
MG-4 LMG(RIFLE)-----------------------100,000
M2A0 AMEV-----------------------------50,000
M4 AMTV-------------------------------1000
M998A2 HMMWV------------------------5000
M966A1/M1046A1 HMMWY TOW Missile Carrier----------10,000
7-Ton truck Series-----------------------50,000
SMAW-----------------------------------10,000
AN/PVS-7 NVG---------------------------5,000
Battledress Overgarment (BDO)-----------5,000,000,000
Seacat IFV------------------------------1,000
Seacat Ammunition Carrier----------------1,000
HARS 320mm Rocket System--------------500
LAARS 110mm Rocket System-------------5000
M2014 Pikeman---------------------------1,000

Total : $581,842,500,000

Thanks Bosnia and Hezegovina

Thank you and the money will be wired upon confirmation.

ESAP -----Thanks

Mist Lynx IFV---------------------------1000
M113A3 APC----------------------------1000
M1064A3 120MM Mortar Carrier----------5000
MG-4 LMG(RIFLE)-----------------------100,000
M2A0 AMEV-----------------------------50,000
M4 AMTV-------------------------------1000
M998A2 HMMWV------------------------5000
M966A1/M1046A1 HMMWY TOW Missile Carrier----------10,000
7-Ton truck Series-----------------------50,000
SMAW-----------------------------------10,000
AN/PVS-7 NVG---------------------------5,000
Battledress Overgarment (BDO)-----------5,000,000,000
Seacat IFV------------------------------1,000
Seacat Ammunition Carrier----------------1,000
HARS 320mm Rocket System--------------500
LAARS 110mm Rocket System-------------5000
M2014 Pikeman---------------------------1,000

Total : $581,842,500,000

Thanks Bosnia and Hezegovina

Thank you and the money will be wired upon confirmation.

ESAP -----Thanks
We are afraid that the Seacat series, HARS, LAARS, and M2014 are all advanced systems, and as it says at the beginning, we don't just sell them to anyone. Since you have not even attempted to provide a deal to allow their purchase, we must decline the request for them.
The other equipments, however, we can sell, and if desired, they can be delivered within 5 NS years of payment, with the long time due mostly to the very large numbers of M2A0 and BDO units being purchased.

Bosnia and Hezegovina will accept your offer and will buy the rest aw the equipment.

Bosnia and Hezegovina

:) Thanks

Bosnia and Hezegovina will accept your offer and will buy the rest aw the equipment.

Bosnia and Hezegovina

:) Thanks
Very well then, we have confirmed the order and anticipate delivery of the units over the next 5 NS years.


OOC: Just a friendly heads up: the M2014 and LAARS will most likely be offered for general export in the near future, as I'm already working on their replacements. The Seacat and HARS, however, will not be offered any time soon.

It is my plusher to do business with you Thank you were mach.

I will have more orders soon Thanks.

:)Bosnia and Hezegovina

ooc: Tag for later ... Expect a large artillery and SMG purchase later today... :mp5:

To: CSJMI
From: Omzian Ministry of Defence

As we once again greet our allies and friends within Clan Smoke Jaguar, we have another major requirement within our Army to be fulfilled, in which we have chosen CSJMI as the primary choice to do so. As we are cutting down on our Navy expansion and is only expecting to replace older units with the upcoming units that we have observed, and as our strategic bombing force is sufficent for the time being, at the same time inreased fundings has allowed us to devout more of our attention on our Army's strength and capabilities for the future. Thus, we wish to place an order for the following:

2000x M2021A2 Roundhead + ARV = $40 billion
1000x M2021A3 Roundhead + ARV = $21 billion
7000x M2012A2 Cavalier + Tracked RSV = $112 billion
3000x M2012A3 Cavalier + Tracked RSV = $52.5 billion
6000x MARS 220mm Rocket System = $18 billion

2500x Dire Wolf Assault Tank = $45 billion
1500x Kit Fox Light Tank = $5.7 billion
2500x Stormcrow AIFV Mk.2 = $8.5 billion
6000x FlakPz 2 Coelion = $30 billion
2500x M114A1 LOSAT II Launch Vehicle = $1.1875 billion
60,000x MGM-183B LOSAT II = $5.16 billion

Total: $339.0475 billion
Per Installment (of 100): $3.390475 billion

We are eagerly awaiting for a reply.

According to our previous angagements to use CSJ as our main supplier for weapons not produced by us, we came to you to acquire the weapons needed for the further development of the Marine Corps. The list follows:

1500 Seacat CPV - 3 billion $
1800 STARS 300mm Rocket System - 9 billion $
4000 ULH-105 - 1,8 billion $
2400 FlakPz 2 Coelion Air Defense Tank - 12 billion $
600 M93A1 Fox NBC Recon System - 1.2 billion $
2500 Seacat Ambulance - 5 billion $
20.000 5-Ton Trucks - 2 billion $
20.000 7-Ton Truck Series - 3 billion $
10.000 HEMTT (Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck) - 2 billion $
10.000 M1070/M1000 HETS systems - 6 billion $
4500 Seacat Ammunition Carrier - 9 billion $
1000 M88A2 Hercules Recovery Vehicle - 2,05 billion $
1000 Seacat Recovery Vehicle - 2 billion $
1000 Seacat Engineer Support Vehicle - 2 billion $
1000 M237A2 DEUCE (Deployable Universal Combat Earthmover) - 300 mil. $

Total comes to 60,35 billion $ and will be wired upon confirmation.

To: CSJMI
From: Omzian Ministry of Defence

As we once again greet our allies and friends within Clan Smoke Jaguar, we have another major requirement within our Army to be fulfilled, in which we have chosen CSJMI as the primary choice to do so. As we are cutting down on our Navy expansion and is only expecting to replace older units with the upcoming units that we have observed, and as our strategic bombing force is sufficent for the time being, at the same time inreased fundings has allowed us to devout more of our attention on our Army's strength and capabilities for the future. Thus, we wish to place an order for the following:

2000x M2021A2 Roundhead + ARV = $40 billion
1000x M2021A3 Roundhead + ARV = $21 billion
7000x M2012A2 Cavalier + Tracked RSV = $112 billion
3000x M2012A3 Cavalier + Tracked RSV = $52.5 billion
6000x MARS 220mm Rocket System = $18 billion

2500x Dire Wolf Assault Tank = $45 billion
1500x Kit Fox Light Tank = $5.7 billion
2500x Stormcrow AIFV Mk.2 = $8.5 billion
6000x FlakPz 2 Coelion = $30 billion
2500x M114A1 LOSAT II Launch Vehicle = $1.1875 billion
60,000x MGM-183B LOSAT II = $5.16 billion

Total: $339.0475 billion
Per Installment (of 100): $3.390475 billion

We are eagerly awaiting for a reply.
CSJMI is always delighted to fulfill the requirements of the Omzian military, and, as always, the request is happily approved. We anticipate delivery of the last unit within 3 NS years.



According to our previous angagements to use CSJ as our main supplier for weapons not produced by us, we came to you to acquire the weapons needed for the further development of the Marine Corps. The list follows:

1500 Seacat CPV - 3 billion $
1800 STARS 300mm Rocket System - 9 billion $
4000 ULH-105 - 1,8 billion $
2400 FlakPz 2 Coelion Air Defense Tank - 12 billion $
600 M93A1 Fox NBC Recon System - 1.2 billion $
2500 Seacat Ambulance - 5 billion $
20.000 5-Ton Trucks - 2 billion $
20.000 7-Ton Truck Series - 3 billion $
10.000 HEMTT (Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck) - 2 billion $
10.000 M1070/M1000 HETS systems - 6 billion $
4500 Seacat Ammunition Carrier - 9 billion $
1000 M88A2 Hercules Recovery Vehicle - 2,05 billion $
1000 Seacat Recovery Vehicle - 2 billion $
1000 Seacat Engineer Support Vehicle - 2 billion $
1000 M237A2 DEUCE (Deployable Universal Combat Earthmover) - 300 mil. $

Total comes to 60,35 billion $ and will be wired upon confirmation.
With the recent approval of the proposed treaties with between our great nations, CSJMI is happy to honor the new NGS status of the Empire of Calpe, and this order is of course confirmed. We anticipate delivery of the last unit within 2 NS years.

HARS**************** 50
LAARS*************** 50
M2014 ***************50

Total:$ 387,500,000


Thanks Bosnia and Hezegovina

Thank you and the money will be wired upon confirmation

Name ############
LAV-IV**************************************1000
M113A3 APC**********************************1000
AAVP7A1*************************************1000
M2012 Cavalier ********************************1000
M109A6 Paladin********************************1000
M142 HIMARS artillery system**********************1000
M1064A3 120mm Mortar Carrier*********************1000
M60 Panther***********************************1000
M104 Wolverine AVLB****************************1000
LAV-CC **************************************1000
M2A0 AMEV***********************************1000
M4 AMTV*************************************1000
LAV-A ***************************************1000
7-Ton Truck Series******************************1000
AGL-11 Grenade Launcher*************************1000
SMAW****************************************1000
M136 AT4 light antitank weapon*********************1000
AN/PAQ-3 MULE*********************************1000
Land Warrior system******************************1000
Ghillie Suit Accessory Kit***************************5000
Mini Mine Detector (MIMID)*************************1000
AN/VDR-2 Radiac Set******************************10,000
Merkava 4SJ************************************1000
M2015 Lancer***********************************1000
TELARS 122mm Tracked Rocket System****************1000
STARS 300mm Rocket System***********************1000
FlakPz 2 Coelion Air Defense Tank********************1000
Seacat 105************************************1000
Timberwolf MBT*********************************1000
Iron Cheetah Mk.2 MBT***************************1000
Iron Cheetah MBT*******************************1000
LFH-155**************************************1000
HFH-155**************************************1000
M2014 Pikeman*********************************1000
M2021A3 Roundhead 203mm SPH********************1000
LAARS 110mm Rocket System**********************1000
FlakPz 2 Coelion Air Defense Tank*******************1000
AAVP16A2************************************1000
Seacat Reconnaissance Vehicle********************1000
Predator Sniper Rifle****************************5,000
IWS-2000 Anti-Materiel Rifle**********************1000
MSG-90 sharpshooter rifle************************5,000
G36A5 assault rifle******************************50,000
M-29 SABR OICW*******************************5,000
M270A1 MLRS artillery system**********************1,000
M93A1 Fox NBC Recon System**********************1000
Stormcrow AIFV*********************************1000
M113A4 MTVL***********************************1000
M109A5****************************************1000
M1114 Heavy HMMWV******************************1000

:) Total 107,789,060,000 billion :)
Thank you and the money will be wired upon confirmation.

Name ############
LAV-IV**************************************1000
M113A3 APC**********************************1000
AAVP7A1*************************************1000
M2012 Cavalier ********************************1000
M109A6 Paladin********************************1000
M142 HIMARS artillery system**********************1000
M1064A3 120mm Mortar Carrier*********************1000
M60 Panther***********************************1000
M104 Wolverine AVLB****************************1000
LAV-CC **************************************1000
M2A0 AMEV***********************************1000
M4 AMTV*************************************1000
LAV-A ***************************************1000
7-Ton Truck Series******************************1000
AGL-11 Grenade Launcher*************************1000
SMAW****************************************1000
M136 AT4 light antitank weapon*********************1000
AN/PAQ-3 MULE*********************************1000
Land Warrior system******************************1000
Ghillie Suit Accessory Kit***************************5000
Mini Mine Detector (MIMID)*************************1000
AN/VDR-2 Radiac Set******************************10,000
Merkava 4SJ************************************1000
M2015 Lancer***********************************1000
TELARS 122mm Tracked Rocket System****************1000
STARS 300mm Rocket System***********************1000
FlakPz 2 Coelion Air Defense Tank********************1000
Seacat 105************************************1000
Timberwolf MBT*********************************1000
Iron Cheetah Mk.2 MBT***************************1000
Iron Cheetah MBT*******************************1000
LFH-155**************************************1000
HFH-155**************************************1000
M2014 Pikeman*********************************1000
M2021A3 Roundhead 203mm SPH********************1000
LAARS 110mm Rocket System**********************1000
FlakPz 2 Coelion Air Defense Tank*******************1000
AAVP16A2************************************1000
Seacat Reconnaissance Vehicle********************1000
Predator Sniper Rifle****************************5,000
IWS-2000 Anti-Materiel Rifle**********************1000
MSG-90 sharpshooter rifle************************5,000
G36A5 assault rifle******************************50,000
M-29 SABR OICW*******************************5,000
M270A1 MLRS artillery system**********************1,000
M93A1 Fox NBC Recon System**********************1000
Stormcrow AIFV*********************************1000
M113A4 MTVL***********************************1000
M109A5****************************************1000
M1114 Heavy HMMWV******************************1000

:) Total 107,789,060,000 billion :)
Thank you and the money will be wired upon confirmation.
We're sorry, but all systems displayed in bold on the above return are advanced systems, and our records do not indicate that you have NGS or MFN status. As such, in accordance with the warning on the front page, your request will have to be declined.
If desired, we could provide with just the general export systems, and possibly general export equivalents to the advanced units, but the currently selected ones are not going to be provided without a suitable deal.

HARS**************** 50
LAARS*************** 50
M2014 ***************50

Total:$ 387,500,000


Thanks Bosnia and Hezegovina

Thank you and the money will be wired upon confirmation
We're sorry, but these are still advanced systems. If you would like to cut a deal for the acquisition of them at this point, an offer will be considered, but as of right now, they're still considered advanced units.

We're sorry, but these are still advanced systems. If you would like to cut a deal for the acquisition of them at this point, an offer will be considered, but as of right now, they're still considered advanced units.


ok i want to cut a deal.

LAV-IV**************************************1000
M113A3 APC**********************************1000
AAVP7A1*************************************1000
M2012 Cavalier ********************************1000
M109A6 Paladin********************************1000
M142 HIMARS artillery system**********************1000
M1064A3 120mm Mortar Carrier*********************1000
M60 Panther***********************************1000
M104 Wolverine AVLB****************************1000
LAV-CC **************************************1000
M2A0 AMEV***********************************1000
M4 AMTV*************************************1000
LAV-A ***************************************1000
7-Ton Truck Series******************************1000
AGL-11 Grenade Launcher*************************1000
SMAW****************************************1000
M136 AT4 light antitank weapon*********************1000
AN/PAQ-3 MULE*********************************1000
Land Warrior system******************************1000
Ghillie Suit Accessory Kit***************************5000
Mini Mine Detector (MIMID)*************************1000
AN/VDR-2 Radiac Set******************************10,000
Merkava 4SJ************************************1000

Total 25,789,060,000 billion
Thank you and the money will be wired upon confirmation.

ok i want to cut a deal.
Well, if you wish to do so, the ball's in your court. Let us know what you're willing to offer that may be beneficial to the government of Clan Smoke Jaguar, and we'll see if it will be enough.



LAV-IV**************************************1000
M113A3 APC**********************************1000
AAVP7A1*************************************1000
M2012 Cavalier ********************************1000
M109A6 Paladin********************************1000
M142 HIMARS artillery system**********************1000
M1064A3 120mm Mortar Carrier*********************1000
M60 Panther***********************************1000
M104 Wolverine AVLB****************************1000
LAV-CC **************************************1000
M2A0 AMEV***********************************1000
M4 AMTV*************************************1000
LAV-A ***************************************1000
7-Ton Truck Series******************************1000
AGL-11 Grenade Launcher*************************1000
SMAW****************************************1000
M136 AT4 light antitank weapon*********************1000
AN/PAQ-3 MULE*********************************1000
Land Warrior system******************************1000
Ghillie Suit Accessory Kit***************************5000
Mini Mine Detector (MIMID)*************************1000
AN/VDR-2 Radiac Set******************************10,000
Merkava 4SJ************************************1000

Total 25,789,060,000 billion
Thank you and the money will be wired upon confirmation.
CSJMI is happy to inform you that your request has been approved, and we anticipate delivery of the last unit within 28 NS months.

Originally Posted by Iran empire
Name ############
LAV-IV**************************************1000
M113A3 APC**********************************1000
AAVP7A1*************************************1000
M2012 Cavalier ********************************1000
M109A6 Paladin********************************1000
M142 HIMARS artillery system**********************1000
M1064A3 120mm Mortar Carrier*********************1000
M60 Panther***********************************1000
M104 Wolverine AVLB****************************1000
LAV-CC **************************************1000
M2A0 AMEV***********************************1000
M4 AMTV*************************************1000
LAV-A ***************************************1000
7-Ton Truck Series******************************1000
AGL-11 Grenade Launcher*************************1000
SMAW****************************************1000
M136 AT4 light antitank weapon*********************1000
AN/PAQ-3 MULE*********************************1000
Land Warrior system******************************1000
Ghillie Suit Accessory Kit***************************5000
Mini Mine Detector (MIMID)*************************1000
AN/VDR-2 Radiac Set******************************10,000
Merkava 4SJ************************************1000
Predator Sniper Rifle****************************5,000
IWS-2000 Anti-Materiel Rifle**********************1000
MSG-90 sharpshooter rifle************************5,000
G36A5 assault rifle******************************50,000
M-29 SABR OICW*******************************5,000
M270A1 MLRS artillery system**********************1,000
M93A1 Fox NBC Recon System**********************1000
Stormcrow AIFV*********************************1000
M113A4 MTVL***********************************1000
M109A5****************************************1000
M1114 Heavy HMMWV******************************1000

Total 100,119,000,000 billion

Thank you and the money will be wired upon confirmation

LAV-IV**************************************1000
M113A3 APC**********************************1000
AAVP7A1*************************************1000
M2012 Cavalier ********************************1000
M109A6 Paladin********************************1000
M142 HIMARS artillery system**********************1000
M1064A3 120mm Mortar Carrier*********************1000
M60 Panther***********************************1000
M104 Wolverine AVLB****************************1000

Total 10,145,00,000 billion

Thank you and the money will be wired upon confirmation.

Originally Posted by Iran empire
Name ############
LAV-IV**************************************1000
M113A3 APC**********************************1000
AAVP7A1*************************************1000
M2012 Cavalier ********************************1000
M109A6 Paladin********************************1000
M142 HIMARS artillery system**********************1000
M1064A3 120mm Mortar Carrier*********************1000
M60 Panther***********************************1000
M104 Wolverine AVLB****************************1000
LAV-CC **************************************1000
M2A0 AMEV***********************************1000
M4 AMTV*************************************1000
LAV-A ***************************************1000
7-Ton Truck Series******************************1000
AGL-11 Grenade Launcher*************************1000
SMAW****************************************1000
M136 AT4 light antitank weapon*********************1000
AN/PAQ-3 MULE*********************************1000
Land Warrior system******************************1000
Ghillie Suit Accessory Kit***************************5000
Mini Mine Detector (MIMID)*************************1000
AN/VDR-2 Radiac Set******************************10,000
Merkava 4SJ************************************1000
Predator Sniper Rifle****************************5,000
IWS-2000 Anti-Materiel Rifle**********************1000
MSG-90 sharpshooter rifle************************5,000
G36A5 assault rifle******************************50,000
M-29 SABR OICW*******************************5,000
M270A1 MLRS artillery system**********************1,000
M93A1 Fox NBC Recon System**********************1000
Stormcrow AIFV*********************************1000
M113A4 MTVL***********************************1000
M109A5****************************************1000
M1114 Heavy HMMWV******************************1000

Total 100,119,000,000 billion

Thank you and the money will be wired upon confirmation
CSJMI is pleased to announce that the Iran Empire's request has been approved, and delivery of the last unit is expected within 27 NS months.

OOC: Just a minor note, but you shouldn't add "billion" at the end if the whole number was written out. As it stands there, that could alternately be interpreted as $100.119 quintillion :p



LAV-IV**************************************1000
M113A3 APC**********************************1000
AAVP7A1*************************************1000
M2012 Cavalier ********************************1000
M109A6 Paladin********************************1000
M142 HIMARS artillery system**********************1000
M1064A3 120mm Mortar Carrier*********************1000
M60 Panther***********************************1000
M104 Wolverine AVLB****************************1000

Total 10,145,00,000 billion

Thank you and the money will be wired upon confirmation.
CSJMI is pleased to announce that the Hezbollah Empire's request has been approved, and delivery is expected to be completed within 19 NS months

Sirs:

The small nation of Enichov requests the following items:

Count Item Total
15,000 Ghillie Suit Accessory Kit 3,750,000
15,000 ENVG: night vision goggles 120,000,000
15,000 MG3 machine gun 109,500,000
15,000 M136 AT4 light antitank weapon 22,200,000
15,000 M95A2 heavy sniper/anti-materiel rifle 90,000,000


The total for the infantry section of our order is : 345,450,000

We thank you for your excellent services. Please note we have wired the money to your account services.

Sirs:

The small nation of Enichov requests the following items:

Count Item Total
15,000 Ghillie Suit Accessory Kit 3,750,000
15,000 ENVG: night vision goggles 120,000,000
15,000 MG3 machine gun 109,500,000
15,000 M136 AT4 light antitank weapon 22,200,000
15,000 M95A2 heavy sniper/anti-materiel rifle 90,000,000


The total for the infantry section of our order is : 345,450,000

We thank you for your excellent services. Please note we have wired the money to your account services.
CSJMI is pleased to announce that the Enichovian request has been approved, and delivery is slated to take course over the next 16 NS months.

Name ############
LAV-IV**************************************1000
M113A3 APC**********************************1000
AAVP7A1*************************************1000
M2012 Cavalier ********************************1000
M109A6 Paladin********************************1000
M142 HIMARS artillery system**********************1000
M1064A3 120mm Mortar Carrier*********************1000
M60 Panther***********************************1000
M104 Wolverine AVLB****************************1000
LAV-CC **************************************1000
M2A0 AMEV***********************************1000
M4 AMTV*************************************1000
LAV-A ***************************************1000
7-Ton Truck Series******************************1000
AGL-11 Grenade Launcher*************************1000
SMAW****************************************1000
M136 AT4 light antitank weapon*********************1000
AN/PAQ-3 MULE*********************************1000
Land Warrior system******************************1000
Ghillie Suit Accessory Kit***************************5000
Mini Mine Detector (MIMID)*************************1000
AN/VDR-2 Radiac Set******************************10,000
Merkava 4SJ************************************1000
M2015 Lancer***********************************1000
TELARS 122mm Tracked Rocket System****************1000
STARS 300mm Rocket System***********************1000
FlakPz 2 Coelion Air Defense Tank********************1000
Seacat 105************************************1000
Timberwolf MBT*********************************1000
Iron Cheetah Mk.2 MBT***************************1000
Iron Cheetah MBT*******************************1000
LFH-155**************************************1000
HFH-155**************************************1000
M2014 Pikeman*********************************1000
M2021A3 Roundhead 203mm SPH********************1000
LAARS 110mm Rocket System**********************1000
FlakPz 2 Coelion Air Defense Tank*******************1000
AAVP16A2************************************1000
Seacat Reconnaissance Vehicle********************1000
Predator Sniper Rifle****************************5,000
IWS-2000 Anti-Materiel Rifle**********************1000
MSG-90 sharpshooter rifle************************5,000
G36A5 assault rifle******************************50,000
M-29 SABR OICW*******************************5,000
M270A1 MLRS artillery system**********************1,000
M93A1 Fox NBC Recon System**********************1000
Stormcrow AIFV*********************************1000
M113A4 MTVL***********************************1000
M109A5****************************************1000
M1114 Heavy HMMWV******************************1000


What can i buy?????????

As the Omzian Army's Mechanized Infantry Divisions are undergoing a series of drastic changes to ensure that its warfighting capabilities will be enhanced for the future, we also feel that the issue of urban combat also must be addressed. While smaller IFVs like the Nova Cat and Mist Lynx are excellent units with a fairly light weight, we determine that such types of IFVs are simply too thin-skinned for the brutal nature of urban warfare. Thus, in a controversial transformation, we wish to order the following:

40,300x Alley Cat IFV New = $209.56 billion
5200x Alley Cat IFV (Iron Cheetah MBT Mod) = $10.4 billion
Total: $219.96 billion

As we are aware that this may place a heavy burden on Smoke Jaguar production lines, we are eagerly awaiting for a response in regards to our request, and is willing to transfer the sum of money in 100 installments if the deal succeeds. Alternatively, if this is too much of a burden for CSJ production lines, then we are willing to negotiate the purchase of a production license for the unit.

As the Omzian Army's Mechanized Infantry Divisions are undergoing a series of drastic changes to ensure that its warfighting capabilities will be enhanced for the future, we also feel that the issue of urban combat also must be addressed. While smaller IFVs like the Nova Cat and Mist Lynx are excellent units with a fairly light weight, we determine that such types of IFVs are simply too thin-skinned for the brutal nature of urban warfare. Thus, in a controversial transformation, we wish to order the following:

40,300x Alley Cat IFV New = $209.56 billion
5200x Alley Cat IFV (Iron Cheetah MBT Mod) = $10.4 billion
Total: $219.96 billion

As we are aware that this may place a heavy burden on Smoke Jaguar production lines, we are eagerly awaiting for a response in regards to our request, and is willing to transfer the sum of money in 100 installments if the deal succeeds. Alternatively, if this is too much of a burden for CSJ production lines, then we are willing to negotiate the purchase of a production license for the unit.
CSJMI has projected that, with 45% of the total Iron Cheetah production capacity devoted to the Omzian order, we might be capable of delivering the entire order within 12 NS years. It has been agreed that this will still leave more than enough capacity for most other orders to still be filled in a timely manner. However, if the Omzian military wishes to expedite the process, we can provide production rights for the unit, and initiate joint production.

UPDATE

Okay, the long-awaited (and overdue) revamping of the storefront is getting under way, starting here. For now, I have the first of three index posts up - the second and third will be devoted to trucks and infantry equipment respectively, and the information posts will be online a few days after the index ones.

For now, take note of the well over six dozen new entries. Far more is yet to come.

The Army of the Great Fisherman requires:
G36A5 x 200,000 - $170 million
PSG-1 Sniper Rifle x 1000 - $10 million
MG36A5 SAW x 100,000 - $120 million
M224 light mortar x 10,000 - $107 million
Land Warrior system x 1 million - $15 billion
Joint Service Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology x 1 million - $183.6 million
M42A2 series chemical-biological mask x 1 million - $175 million
M48/M49 chemical-biological aircraft mask x 100,000 - $280 million
AAVP16A2 x 1000 - $7.6 billion
FlakPz 2 Coelion Air Defense Tank x 2000 - $10 billion
Total of £33.65 billion wired on confirmation

Long live the Great Fisherman!
May he land the big one!

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TANKS
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PLEASE NOTE:
All units listed here in red print are advanced units that are only available to nations with MFN or NGS status, or as part of a special deal.
All units listed in blue print are extremely sensitive units that are only available to our closest allies or with special exceptions.



Dire Wolf II Heavy Tank
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 77,097 kg
Length: 11.8m (gun forwards), 10.12m (hull)
Width: 3.9m
Height: 3.15m
Speed: 60 km/h road, 44 km/h off-road, 30 km/h average cross country
Range: 300 km
Fording: 1m (5m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x140mm Type 2 ETC or HV, 1x16mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x60mm mortar
Ammunition: 44x140mm, 132x60mm, 300x16mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor:
-1980mm (3080mm) turret
-1342mm (2088mm) glacis
-1240mm (1929mm) lower front hull
-768mm (1654mm) turret side
-523mm (1226mm) hull side
-523mm (1226mm) turret rear
-428mm (1102mm) hull rear
-250mm (539mm) top/bottom
A much improved version of the Dire Wolf. This unit adds over 2000 kg to the weight, but uses this to provide improved armor and engine performance. Most notable is the use of modern reactive armors usually employed in lighter vehicles to give this unit much higher side and rear protection against HEAT warheads. The greatest improvements, however, were in the suspension and power train, and the vehicle got a 20% boost in maximum speed because of this, though it’s still well below most other tanks.
Cost: $24 million (new), $12 million (upgrade of existing Dire Wolf)

Dire Wolf Heavy Tank
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 75,000 kg
Length: 11.8m (gun forwards), 10.12m (hull)
Width: 3.9m
Height: 3.15m
Speed: 50 km/h road, 38 km/h off-road, 25 km/h average cross country
Range: 300 km
Fording: 1m (4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x140mm HV, 1x15.5mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x60mm mortar
Ammunition: 44x140mm, 132x60mm, 300x15.5mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor:
-1800mm (2800mm) turret
-1220mm (1898mm) glacis
-1240mm (1929mm) lower front hull
-702mm (1092mm) turret side
-468mm (728mm) hull side
-468mm (728mm) turret rear
-325mm (506mm) hull rear
-225mm (350mm) top/bottom
A very large heavy tank designed primarily for defensive engagements and heavy assaults. With the requirement of being capable of stopping virtually any weapon likely to be fielded, no expense was spared with the armor, resulting in extreme cost, but astounding protection. The vehicle’s phenomenal front armor is capable of stopping virtually everything short of an ETC round (and even then, only at closer ranges), and its own gun can annihilate most main battle tanks at ranges exceeding 4 kilometers. To protect against ATGM ambushes and EFP attacks, the vehicle mounts the Firefly and Jitterbug defense suites, as well as passive electric armor. This all does come at a price, however, and due to the power and weight requirements, the vehicle had to sacrifice quite a bit, and is rather slow, short-ranged, and difficult to deploy. However, its ability to withstand determined attacks or alternately overrun heavily fortified positions are seen as more than making up for the cost and drawbacks.
Cost: $18 million

Thundercat C MBT
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 66,213 kg
Length: 10.59m (gun forwards), 8.72m (hull)
Width: 3.75m
Height: 2.74m
Max Speed: 75 km/h road (governed), 116 km/h road (max trials), 68 km/h off-road, 59 km/h average cross-country
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.38m (2m w/ preparation, 5m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x120mm HV or ETC OR 140mm, 1x30mm cannon (coaxial), 1x16mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG
Ammunition: 54x120mm or 38x140mm, 300x30mm, 500x16mm, 2500x7.62mm
Armor:
-1480mm (2302mm) turret
-1020mm (1586mm) glacis
-937mm (1456mm) lower front hull
-562mm (1350mm) turret side
-416mm (1022mm) hull side
-416mm (1022mm) turret rear
-325mm (920mm) hull rear
-195mm (387mm) top/bottom
The Thundercat is the newest tank design developed for use by the Smoke Jaguar military, and is intended to provide a series of different armored vehicles that share a very high degree of parts commonality, and will replace the entire Timberwolf and Iron Cheetah family of armored fighting vehicles. Fast, well armed and armored, and incorporating the lasted in sensors, communications, and defensive aids, these are rugged, highly survivable heavy tank units. This series of tanks are also notable in that all are capable of operating with an alternative hydrogen fuel cell system that allows militaries to greatly reduce petroleum consumption. The “C” variant is the direct successor to the Timberwolf, with a powerful turbine engine and advanced suspension and power train capable of propelling the vehicle to impressive speeds both on and off-road, providing a highly capable cavalry tank.
Cost: $10.2 million

Thundercat B Heavy Tank
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 74,830 kg
Length: 10.59m (gun forwards), 8.72m (hull)
Width: 3.75m
Height: 2.74m
Max Speed: 66 km/h road, 48 km/h off-road, 40 km/h average cross-country
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.38m (2m w/ preparation, 5m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x120mm HV or ETC OR 140mm, 1x30mm cannon (coaxial), 1x60mm Mortar, 1x16mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG
Ammunition: 60x120mm or 42x140mm, 132x60mm, 300x30mm, 500x16mm, 2500x7.62mm
Armor:
-1705mm (2652mm) turret
-1175mm (1827mm) glacis
-1079mm (1678mm) lower front hull
-707mm (1544mm) turret side
-499mm (1226mm) hull side
-499mm (1226mm) turret rear
-377mm (1067mm) hull rear
-195mm (387mm) top/bottom
The biggest and most powerful in the Thundercat series of tanks, the “B” variant is a heavy tank, weighing 10% more than the basic “A” vehicle. It is intended to replace both the Merkava series and the heavy Iron Cheetah 2 tanks. Though slower than the other Thundercat variants, it’s much more heavily armed and armored, and makes an excellent defensive or heavy assault unit, and is also far better suited for urban combat.
Cost: $10.9 million

Thundercat A MBT
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 68,027 kg
Length: 10.59m (gun forwards), 8.72m (hull)
Width: 3.75m
Height: 2.74m
Max Speed: 70 km/h road, 50 km/h off-road, 45 km/h average cross-country
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.38m (2m w/ preparation, 5m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x120mm HV or ETC OR 140mm, 1x30mm cannon (coaxial), 1x16mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG
Ammunition: 54x120mm or 38x140mm, 300x30mm, 500x16mm, 2500x7.62mm
Armor:
-1550mm (2411mm) turret
-1068mm (1661mm) glacis
-981mm (1525mm) lower front hull
-589mm (1404mm) turret side
-416mm (1022mm) hull side
-416mm (1022mm) turret rear
-325mm (920mm) hull rear
-195mm (387mm) top/bottom
The slightly more heavily armored, but slower, general purpose version of the Thundercat, intended to replace the majority of the Iron Cheetah series of main battle tanks.
Cost: $9.8 million

Iron Cheetah 2 PADSHA MBT
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 71,000 kg
Length: 10.64m (gun forwards), 8.83m (hull)
Width: 3.74m
Height: 3.02m
Max Speed: 66 km/h road, 52 km/h off-road, 40 km/h average cross country
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1m (4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x140mm HV, 1x12.7mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x60mm mortar
Ammunition: 40x140mm, 400x12.7mm, 5000x7.62mm
Armor: 1450mm (2450mm)
An upgrade of the Iron Cheetah Mk.2 incorporating several advances, including a more powerful engine, new sensor equipment, stronger armor composites, and an improved electric armor package, which ties the operation of the armor to the units sensor control (also responsible for the active defense systems), thus allowing it to automatically counter incoming missiles, while remaining off most of the time to conserve power. Manual override, however, is still available. Altogether, this provides a significant boost in combat capability over the base unit, and leaves the Iron Cheetah 2 well matched against most adversary units.
Cost: $9.5 million (new), $5.1 million (upgrade of base Iron Cheetah 2)

Iron Cheetah Mk.2 MBT (http://armor.kiev.ua/fofanov/Tanks/MBT/640.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 68,000 kg
Length: 10.64m (gun forwards), 8.83m (hull)
Width: 3.74m
Height: 3.02m
Max Speed: 60 km/h road, 48 km/h off-road, 35 km/h average cross country
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1m (4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x140mm smoothbore, 1x12.7mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x60mm mortar
Ammunition: 40x140mm, 400x12.7mm, 5000x7.62mm
Armor: 1250mm (2330mm)
Though it retains the name of its predecessor, this is virtually a new tank. The rear compartment has been removed to allow for a larger engine and main gun, as well as additional defensive systems, including a new armor package. The vehicle now boasts 40% greater ballistic armor protection than the M1A2, and 44% greater protection against HEAT. Back this up with Firefly & Jitterbug defensive aids suites, as well as numerous other advances, and this becomes a devastating and highly survivable main battle tank.
Cost: $8.6 million

Iron Cheetah PADSHA
Crew: 4 + 4
Combat Weight: 68,000 kg
Length: 10.62m (gun forwards), 8.76m (hull)
Width: 3.74m
Height: 2.76m
Max Speed: 72 km/h road, 52 km/h off-road, 48 km/h average cross-country
Max Range: 550 km
Fording: 1.38m (2m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x120mm L/55 HV, 1x12.7mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm CMG
Ammunition: 52x120mm, 600x12.7mm, 6000x7.62mm
Armor: 1305mm (2050mm)
A further upgrade of the base Iron Cheetah with improved sensor equipment and armor. Incorporating a new armor composite, as well as the electric armor upgrade, the unit has protection rivaling the Iron Cheetah 2, and an improved engine and drive train provides a 10% boost to the maximum speed, though cruising and cross-country speeds aren’t affected as much.
Cost: $7 million (new), $4.2 million (upgrade of Iron Cheetah ADS), $4.7 million (upgrade of base Iron Cheetah)

Iron Cheetah ADS MBT (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/merkava4/images/merkava4_1.jpg)
Crew: 4 + 4
Combat Weight: 65,000 kg
Length: 10.22m (gun forwards), 8.36m (hull)
Width: 3.74m
Height: 2.76m
Max Speed: 65 km/h road, 52 km/h off-road, 44 km/h average cross country
Max Range: 550 km
Fording: 1.38m (2m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x120mm L/55 smoothbore, 1x12.7mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm CMG
Ammunition: 52x120mm, 600x12.7mm, 6000x7.62mm
Armor: 1125mm (1950mm)
A variant of the Iron Cheetah with the Firefly and Jitterbug active defense systems that provides vastly improved protection against most ground launched missiles.
Cost: $6.2 million (Iron Cheetah ADS), $600,000 (upgrade of base unit to ADS)

Iron Cheetah MBT (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/merkava4/images/merkava4_1.jpg)
Crew: 4 + 4
Combat Weight: 65,000 kg
Length: 10.22m (gun forwards), 8.36m (hull)
Width: 3.74m
Height: 2.76m
Max Speed: 65 km/h road, 52 km/h off-road, 44 km/h average cross country
Max Range: 550 km
Fording: 1.38m (2m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x120mm L/55 smoothbore, 1x12.7mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm CMG
Ammunition: 52x120mm, 600x12.7mm, 6000x7.62mm
Armor: 1125mm (1950mm)
A large, powerful main battle tank. The use of new armor composites gives it 25% better protection than the M1A2. Like the M1A2, it boasts a CITV and advanced electronics systems, though it has an improved 120mm L/55 gun which outperforms the M1A2s weapon. It has an unconventional layout somewhat similar to the Merkava, with the engine front and a small compartment in the rear. The rear compartment can hold up to 4 troops, or additional supplies or ammunition.
Cost: $5.8 million (+$65,000 for MCBS)

Iron Cheetah Export (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/merkava4/images/merkava4_1.jpg)
Crew: 4 + 4
Combat Weight: 60,000 kg
Max Speed: 72 km/h
Max Range: 550 km
Fording: 1.38m (2m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x120mm/L44 smoothbore, 1x12.7mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm CMG
Ammunition: 54x120mm, 600x12.7mm, 6000x7.62mm
Armor: 900mm (1620mm)
The reduced export version of the Iron Cheetah. It retains the electronics suite and most of the other advanced systems, but its gun and armor are only those of the M1A2. On the other hand, a lot of weight was saved in downgrading the vehicle, and it’s speed was correspondingly increased.
Cost: $5.3 million

Timberwolf PADSHA
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 62,000 kg
Length: 10.82m (gun forwards), 8.34m (hull)
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.82m
Max Speed: 75 km/h (governed), 120 km/h (max trial w/o governor), 55 km/h cross-country
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.2m (2.25m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x120mm L/55 HV, 1x25mm Cannon (coaxial) 1x12.7mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG
Ammunition: 48x120mm, 300x25mm, 300x12.7mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 1250mm (1964mm)
The PADSHA upgrade of the Iron Cheetah series as applied to the Timberwolf MBT. This unit incorporates not only the new armor and sensors of the Iron Cheetah units, but also has a modest increase in actual armor thickness, resulting in the unit having armor equal to the base Iron Cheetah 2. However, because of this, there has been no appreciable increase in speed, with the more powerful engine merely making up for the increased weight.
Cost: $7.5 million (new), $4.5 million (upgrade of base Timberwolf)

Timberwolf MBT (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/ariete/images/ariete3.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 57,000 kg
Length: 10.82m (gun forwards), 8.34m (hull)
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.82m
Max Speed: 75 km/h (governed), 120 km/h (max trial w/o governor), 55 km/h cross country
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.2m (2.25m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x120mm/L55 smoothbore, 1x25mm Cannon (coaxial) 1x12.7mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG
Ammunition: 48x120mm, 300x25mm, 300x12.7mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 1000mm (1865mm)
A new Jaguar tank with turbine engine. This unit is designed for greater tactical mobility, particularly in offensive engagements or defensive situations where the heavier tanks lack the speed to be truly effective. It has 80% of the armor protection of the heavier Iron Cheetah Mk.2, and only a little over 11-15% more than the M1A2. It does, however, retain the Firefly and Jitterbug defensive aid suites, so it retains significant survivability advantages over the M1.
Cost: $6.7 million

Timberwolf Export MBT (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/ariete/images/ariete3.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 58,000 kg
Length: 10.82m (gun forwards), 8.34m (hull)
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.82m
Max Speed: 75 km/h (governed), 120 km/h (max trial w/o governor), 55 km/h cross country
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.2m (2.25m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x120mm/L48 smoothbore, 1x25mm Cannon (coaxial) 1x12.7mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG
Ammunition: 48x120mm, 300x25mm, 300x12.7mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 950mm (1650mm)
A new Jaguar tank with turbine engine. This unit is designed for greater tactical mobility, particularly in offensive engagements or defensive situations where the heavier tanks lack the speed to be truly effective. It has 80% of the armor protection of the heavier Iron Cheetah Mk.2, and only a little over 11-15% more than the M1A2. It does, however, retain the Firefly and Jitterbug defensive aid suites, so it retains significant survivability advantages over the M1.
Cost: $6.2 million

Tigercat Urban Assault Tank
Crew: 4 + 4
Combat Weight: 68,000 kg
Length: 9.68m (gun forwards), 8.22m (hull)
Width: 3.74m
Height: 2.75m
Speed: 68 km/h road, 56 km/h off-road, 48 km/h average cross country
Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.38m (2m w/ preparation, 5m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x120mm HV or ETC, 1x16mm CMG, 1x16mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm mg, 1x60mm mortar
Ammunition: 64x120mm, 800x16mm, 2500x7.62mm, 32x60mm
Armor:
-1700mm (2645mm) turret front
-1152mm (1792mm) glacis
-1065mm (1657mm) lower front hull
-714mm (1538mm) turret side
-484mm (1043mm) hull side
-425mm (915mm) turret rear
-375mm (808mm) hull rear
-220mm (475mm) top/bottom
This unit is an alternative replacement for the Merkava series of tanks, and boasts heavy armor, particularly side and rear, that makes it extremely difficult to take out with most infantry weapons, especially when combined with electric armor and defensive aids suites. A similar layout to the Merkava was used to free up as much internal space as possible, and much of this was devoted to increasing the ammunition stowage, an important feature that allows the tank to stock appropriate numbers of the varying types of rounds that find use in urban combat, without heavily infringing on its ability to engage other AFVs.
Cost: $9 million

Merkava 5SJ (http://www.fprado.com/armorsite/Merkava-Pics/merkava4.jpg)
Crew: 4 + 4
Combat Weight: 66,982 kg
Length: 9.64m (gun forwards), 8.12m (hull)
Width: 3.74m
Height: 2.75m
Speed: 74 km/h road, 58 km/h max cross country
Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.38m (2m w/ preparation)
Armament: 1x120mm L/55 HV, 1x12.7mm, 2x7.62mm, 1x60mm mortar
Ammunition: 48x120mm, 500x12.7mm, 6000x7.62mm, 32x60mm
Armor: 1305mm (2050mm)
A further improvement of the Merkava IVSJ, this unit is somewhat larger, and has a lower internal capacity to allow mounting of an ETC gun and significantly improved armor protection, allowing it to go head to head with most modern tanks. A much more powerful engine has also been added, allowing it to keep pace with most modern tanks. Altogether, it has most of the same improvements as the Timberwolf PADSHA.
Cost: $7 million

Merkava 4SJ (http://www.fprado.com/armorsite/Merkava-Pics/merkava4.jpg)
Crew: 4 + 8
Combat Weight: 61,000 kg
Length: 9.04m (gun forwards), 7.55m (hull)
Width: 3.74m (w/o skirts)
Height: 2.76m
Speed: 68 km/h road, 56 km/h max cross country
Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.38m (2m w/ preparation)
Armament: 1x120mm, 3x7.62mm, 1x60mm mortar
Ammunition: 48x120mm,
Armor: 1080mm (2040mm)
A Smoke Jaguar upgrade of the Merkava 4 with the Firefly and Jitterbug defense systems and improved armor, speed, communications, and fire control.
Cost: $6.2 million

Merkava 4 (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/merkava4/images/Merkava4_2.jpg)
Crew: 4 + 8
Combat Weight: 58,957 kg
Length: 9.04m (gun forwards), 7.45m (hull)
Width: 3.72m (w/o skirts)
Height: 2.76m
Speed: 60+ km/h road, 55 km/h max cross country
Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.38m (2m w/ preparation)
Armament: 1x120mm, 3x7.62mm, 1x60mm mortar
Ammunition: 48x120mm,
Armor: 900mm (1700mm)
A significantly upgraded Merkava series tank. A new engine give it a much needed increase in speed, while improved fire control allows it to fire accurately at even helicopters while on the move. As with all Merkava versions, there is a rear compartment that can accommodate 8 personnel, a command group, 3 litter patients, or various supplies.
Cost: $4.8 million

M1SJ
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 65,075 kg
Length: 10.92m (gun forwards), 8.34m (hull)
Width: 3.74m
Height: 2.91m
Speed: 72.4 km/h governed, 104.6 km/h max under ideal conditions, 50 km/h cross country
Range: 450 km
Fording: 1.219m (1.98m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x120mm L/55 smoothebore, 2x7.62mm mg, 1x12.7mm mg
Ammunition: 40x120mm, 1000x12.7mm, 10,800x7.62mm
Armor: 1152mm (1810mm)
A further upgrade of the M1A2 SEP, incorporating a new turret and gun, as well as improved armor, engine, and detection systems, in addition to Firefly and Jitterbug defensive aids suites.
Cost: $6.5 million (new), $4 million (upgrade of M1 series)

M1A2 Abrams SEP (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/M1A2-side-view.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 63,075 kg
Length: 9.83m (gun forwards), 7.918m (hull)
Width: 3.658m
Height: 2.885m
Speed: 67.6 km/h governed, 104.6 km/h max under ideal conditions, 48.3 km/h cross country
Range: 426.5 km
Fording: 1.219m (1.98m w/ preparation)
Armament: 1x120mm, 2x7.62mm mg, 1x12.7mm mg
Ammunition: 40x120mm, 1000x12.7mm, 10,800x7.62mm
Armor: 960mm (1620mm)
An upgraded M1A1 with additional armor and various electronics improvements.
Cost: $5.6 million

M1A2 Abrams (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/M1A2-side-view.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 63,075 kg
Length: 9.83m (gun forwards), 7.918m (hull)
Width: 3.658m
Height: 2.885m
Speed: 67.6 km/h governed, 104.6 km/h max under ideal conditions, 48.3 km/h cross country
Range: 426.5 km
Fording: 1.219m (1.98m w/ preparation)
Armament: 1x120mm, 2x7.62mm mg, 1x12.7mm mg
Ammunition: 40x120mm, 1000x12.7mm, 10,800x7.62mm
Armor: 900mm (1620mm)
An upgraded M1A1 with additional armor and various electronics improvements.
Cost: $5.4 million

M1A1 Abrams (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m1a1-980120-A-0000K-002.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 57,143 kg
Length: 9.83m (gun forwards), 7.918m (hull)
Width: 3.658m
Height: 2.885m
Speed: 67.6 km/h governed, 105+ km/h max under ideal conditions, 48.3 km/h cross country
Range: 442 km
Fording: 1.219m (1.98m w/ preparation)
Armament: 1x120mm, 2x7.62mm mg, 1x12.7mm mg
Ammunition: 40x120mm, 1000x12.7mm, 10,800x7.62mm
Armor: 490mm (800mm)
An upgraded M1 Abrams with better armor and a more powerful 120mm gun. Increased weight has reduced speed somewhat, but it’s still faster than almost all contemporaries.
Cost: $4.3 million

M1 Abrams (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m1.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 54,545 kg
Length: 9.766m (gun forwards), 7.918m (hull)
Width: 3.653m
Height: 2.885m
Speed: 72.4 km/h governed, 112.6+ km/h max under ideal conditions, 48.3 km/h cross country
Range: 498 km
Fording: 1.219m (1.98m w/ preparation)
Armament: 1x105mm, 2x7.62mm mg, 1x12.7mm mg
Ammunition: 55x105mm, 11,400x7.62mm, 1000x12.7mm
Armor: 400mm (700mm)
The original M1 Abrams tank. Not a bad unit, but considered under-gunned compared to more modern tanks in its weight class. It is, however, one of the fastest MBTs that has ever been put into service. The 105mm gun is a version of the exceptional British 105mm/L7A3.
Cost: $2.6 million

Leopard 2SJ
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 62,000 kg
Length: 10.94m (gun forwards), 8.33m (hull)
Width: 3.74m
Height: 2.83m
Speed: 80 km/h road, 62 km/h off-road, 50 km/h average cross country
Range: 500 km
Fording: 1m (2.25m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x120mm L55 smothebore, 2x7.62mm mg (MG3)
Ammunition: 42x120mm, 4750x7.62mm
Armor Protection: 1152mm (1810mm) max
A further improvement of the Leopard 2, coinciding with the other upgraded units. The unit has an improved gun and fire control, as well as new armor and engine, and the Firefly and Jitterbug defensive aids suites.
Cost: $6.8 million (new), $4 million (upgrade of Leopard 2)

Leopard 2A6 MBT (http://www.ciar.org/ttk/mbt/mbt/mbt.leopard2a6-big.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 59,700 kg
Length: 9.668m (gun forwards), 7.722m (hull)
Width: 3.7m
Height: 3m
Speed: 72 km/h
Range: 500 km
Fording: 1m (2.25m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x120mm L55 cannon, 2x7.62mm mg (MG3)
Ammunition: 42x120mm, 4750x7.62mm
Armor Protection: 940mm (1980mm) max
An improved version of the Leopard 2 tank. In addition to the increased armor of the Leopard 2A5, it has a longer barreled 120mm cannon, improving range and accuracy over contemporary units. It can use NATO standard ammunition, as well as a range of rounds specifically designed for this gun.
Cost: $6 million

Leopard 2A4 MBT (http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/land/row/leopard-2a4-kl5.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 55,150 kg
Length: 9.668m (gun forwards), 7.722m (hull)
Width: 3.7m
Height: 2.787m
Speed: 68 km/h
Range: 550 km
Fording: 1m (2.25m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x120mm L44 cannon, 2x7.62mm mg (MG3)
Ammunition: 42x120mm, 4750x7.62mm
Armor Protection: 690mm (1290mm) max
This is one of the main variants of the Leopard 2 tank, and is an excellent combat unit. Though it lacks the impressive armor protection of later models, the unit is still quite well protected, and equipped with a powerful gun and good fire control. In addition, it boasts good speed and range, and is much cheaper to operate than the similar, but heavier, M1A1 Abrams.
Cost: $4.3 million

Viper Medium Tank
Crew: 3
Weight: 55,000 kg
Length: 9.8m (gun forwards), 7.4m (hull)
Width: 3.65m
Height: 2.31m
Speed: 80 km/h road, 68 km/h off-road, 56 km/h average cross country
Range: 650 km
Armament: 1x120mm/L55 OR 105mm HV, 1x12.7mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm CMG
Ammunition: 48x120mm OR 52x105mm, 300x12.7mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 1240mm (1960mm) turret front, 810mm (1280mm) glacis, 490mm (1125mm) turret sides
A new medium tank mounting either a long-barreled 120mm or a powerful 105mm high-velocity gun, the Viper lives up to its namesake with its ability to strike swiftly and deliver a powerful bite before retreating to safety. As with other new tanks, this has the option of a fuel cell propulsion system to ease petroleum-based logistics, and a full range of sensors and defensive aids needed to make it competitive on the modern battlefield.
Cost: $8.2 million

Black Lanner 2 Medium Tank
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 44,645 kg
Length: 9.76m (gun forwards), 7.12m (hull)
Width: 3.74m
Height: 2.24m
Speed: 80 km/h road, 68 km/h off-road, 56 km/h average cross country
Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.2m (1.8m w/ preparation, 5m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x120mm/L55 ETC, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x12.7mm AAMG
Ammunition: 40x120mm, 300x12.7mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 1050mm (1650mm) max
A new variant of the Black Lanner tank that incorporates the full PADSHA upgrades, allowing the unit to go head to head with many modern heavy tanks.
Cost: $6 million (new), $3.5 million (upgrade of Black Lanner)

Black Lanner Medium Tank (http://armor.kiev.ua/fofanov/Tanks/MBT/b_eagle7.jpg)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 42,645 kg
Length: 9.76m (gun forwards), 7.12m (hull)
Width: 3.74m
Height: 2.24m
Speed: 75 km/h
Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.2m (1.8m w/ preparation, 5m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x120mm/L55 smoothebore (option for 125mm), 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x12.7mm AAMG
Ammunition: 40x120mm, 300x12.7mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 905mm (1560mm) max
The Black Lanner grew out of a requirement to replace the aging Stingray models in service with Smoke Jaguar amphibious forces. The Stingray, though effective in the role as a light support unit, was incapable of going head to head with any heavy forces due to lack of armor, and proved quite vulnerable to antitank systems. On the other hand, the standard heavy tanks were just that, too heavy. Thus, a new 45 ton class medium tank was drawn up. This unit, though twice the weight of the Stingray, has a combat capability rivaling many heavy tanks, but with only 2/3 of the weight. The low silhouette and extremely well sloped turret make it quite survivable while limiting the weight of the armor carried, and the unit maintains a 120mm/L55 gun as the standard armament, though it can be fitted with a Soviet-type 125mm gun if desired. However, the lack of internal space has required the replacement of the human loader with a less effective autoloader system, and several survivability features did have to be omitted or reduced, though crew protection was still a primary concern.
For the amphibious role, the unit can be prepared with a snorkel and can be sealed, allowing an excellent deep fording capability that’s useful both during river crossings and instances where landing ships have to deploy it further from shore. Also, unlike heavy tanks, it can be carried by the LCM(6) unit that is found in most navies, or for HLCACs, it can carry 3 of these instead of 2 heavy tanks, in both cases greatly increasing the number of tanks that can be deployed initially. And with a weight of only 60-75% of a heavy tank (depending on what it’s compared to), this unit is also much more suitable for air deployments.
Like all new units, this has a passive electric armor package to protect it against HEAT warheads fired against the sides and rear.
Cost: $5 million

Sabra III
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 58,000 kg
Length: 9.6m (gun forwards), 8.35m (hull)
Width: 3.68m
Height: 3.05m
Max Speed: 54 km/h road
Max Range: 450 km
Fording: 1.4m (2.4m w/ preparation)
Armament: 1x120mm ETC, 3x7.62mm, 1x60mm mortar
Ammunition: 42x120mm, 6000x7.62mm, 32x60mm
Armor: 650mm (1300mm)
A further upgrade of the original Sabra with further improved armor and an ETC gun, which gives it a greater engagement capability versus heavy armor. It’s also the first variant to include an improved engine, which provides a modest speed boost, as well as many of the PADSHA upgrades.
Cost: $3.8 million, $3.5 million (upgrade of M60), $2.8 million (upgrade of Sabra)

Sabra Mk.2 MBT (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/sabra/images/sabra2.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 55,000 kg
Length: 9.4m (gun forwards), 8.26m (hull)
Width: 3.63m
Height: 3.05m
Max Speed: 48 kmh
Max Range: 450 km
Fording: 1.4m (2.4m w/ preparation)
Armament: 1x120mm, 3x7.62mm, 1x60mm mortar
Ammunition: 42x120mm
Armor: 520mm (1250mm)
A further upgrade of the original Sabra with better armor and improved electronics. This is more than a match for the M1A1 Abrams and M60-2000 tanks.
Cost: $2.7 million (new), $2.25 million (upgrade of an existing M60)

Sabra MBT (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/sabra/images/sabra2.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 55,000 kg
Length: 9.4m (gun forwards), 8.26m (hull)
Width: 3.63m
Height: 3.05m
Max Speed: 48 kmh
Max Range: 450 km
Fording: 1.4m (2.4m w/ preparation)
Armament: 1x120mm, 3x7.62mm, 1x60mm mortar
Ammunition: 42x120mm
Armor: 430mm (940mm)
A massively upgraded M60 Patton MBT. This boasts a 120mm gun designed for smaller turrets, which has similar recoil to 105mm weapons, as well as upgraded armor, suspension, and the addition of a 60mm mortar.
Cost: $2.2 million (new), $1.75 million (upgrade of an existing M60)

M60-2100
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 58,000 kg
Length: 9.4m (gun forwards), 8.26m (hull)
Width: 8.63m
Height: 3.05m
Max Speed: 54 km/h
Max Range: 450 km
Fording: 1.22m (2.4m w/ preparation)
Armament: 1x120mm ETC, 2x7.62mm, 1x12.7mm
Ammunition: 42x120mm, 5000x7.62mm, 300x12.7mm
Armor: 780mm (1225mm)
A further update of the M60-2000, which incorporates the new electric armor and ETC technology, as well as a new engine to provide performance closer to that of contemporary tanks. This unit is notably better protected than the Sabra III against most tank threats, though it is less heavily armed, and slightly more vulnerable to HEAT warheads.
Cost: $4 million (new), $3.5 million (upgrade of an existing M60), $2.9 million (upgrade of M60-2000)

M60-2000 MBT (http://www.mainbattletanks.czweb.org/Tanky/m602000.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 55,000 kg
Max Speed: 48 km/h
Max Range: 550 km
Fording: 1.22m (2.4m w/ preparation)
Armament: 1x120mm, 2x7.62mm, 1x12.7mm
Ammunition: 42x120mm
Armor: 450mm (800mm)
Another upgraded version of the M60, this one boasting the complete turret of an M1A1 Abrams, as well as modern armor and suspension that bring it up to the M1A1 in almost every category but speed, but for only half the price.
Cost: $2.3 million (new), $1.9 million (upgrade of an existing M60)

M60A3 MBT (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m60-a3.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 52,617 kg
Length: 9.436m (gun forwards), 6.946m (hull)
Width: 3.631m
Height: 3.27m
Max Speed: 48.28 km/h
Max Range: 480 km
Fording: 1.22m (2.4m w/ preparation)
Armament: 1x105mm, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG
Ammunition: 63x105mm, 900x12.7mm 5950x7.62mm
Armor: 260mm
An upgraded variant of the M60 tank. The primary improvments are in fire control, with the integration of a thermal sight, ballistic computer, and laser rangefinder combining for significantly improved accuracy. In fact, the TTS (Tank Thermal Sight) on the M60A3 is widely regarded as being easily one of the best units of its kind ever fielded. It's only due to its high cost and large size that it was not adapted on the M1 series. However, though it is significantly better than the original M60, it's still not quite up to going against a modern force. It retains almost the same firepower and protection, still lacking composite armor.
Cost: $800,000 (new), $500,000 (used)

M60 MBT (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m-60a1-dvic349.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 52,617 kg
Length: 9.436m (gun forwards), 6.946m (hull)
Width: 3.631m
Height: 3.27m
Max Speed: 48.28 km/h
Max Range: 480 km
Fording: 1.22m (2.4m w/ preparation)
Armament: 1x105mm, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG
Ammunition: 63x105mm, 900x12.7mm 5950x7.62mm
Armor: 250mm
This is an old, Vietnam-era tank. In addition to the less advanced fire control and communications gear, it lacks the composite armor of most modern tanks, and is thus much more vulnerable to HEAT projectiles. However, it has only a fraction of the cost of newer models, and the 105mm gun (a variant of the exceptional British 105mm L7) gives it decent firepower. The vehicle is also quite easily upgraded, which makes it good for armies that are just starting out.
Cost: $500,000 (new), $300,000 (used)

M48A9 Devastator
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 55,000 kg
Length: 9.3m (gun forwards), 6.92m (hull)
Width: 3.63m
Height: 3.15m
Speed: 56 km/h
Range: 400 km
Fording: 1.219m (2.438m w/ preparation)
Armament: 1xImproved 105mm HV, 1x12.7mm, 2x7.62mm
Armor (max): 550mm (1134 against HEAT) + ERA
A further improvement on the M48A7, this unit is highly classified. Though it has become somewhat known due to dealings with the Omzian military, its true capabilities are known only to key individuals in Clan Smoke Jaguar and its closest allies. These are only available to those with MFN status. (OOC: The vehicle’s most notable additions are a 105mm ETC gun and electric armor – the “improved” 105mm and ERA listings are just smokescreens. Again, only MFN nations and myself would know that ICly)
Cost: $2.5 million, $2.2 million (upgrade of M48), $1.5 million (upgrade of M48A7)

M48A7 Marauder
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 53,000 kg
Length: 9.3m (gun forwards), 6.42m (hull)
Width: 3.63m
Height: 3.1m
Speed: 51 km/h
Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.219m (2.438m w/ preparation)
Armament: 1x105mm M68, 1x12.7mm, 2x7.62mm
Armor (max): 475mm (1040 against HEAT)
This is a heavily modified M48 done to a standard simlar to the Sabra and M60-2000. It has been upgraded with new armor, a slightly improved engine, and fire control that brings it close to the IPM1 in capability, with speed being the only area where it falls behind that unit. It is, however, significantly lighter and cheaper.
Cost: $1.8 million, $1.5 million (upgrade of M48)

M48A5 MBT (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m48a5-1.gif)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 49,987 kg
Length: 9.306m (gun forwards), 6.419m (hull)
Width: 3.63m
Height: 3.086m
Max Speed: 48.2 km,h
Max Range: 498 km
Fording: 1.219m (2.438m w/ preparation)
Armament: 1x105mm, 3x7.62mm MG
Ammunition: 54x105mm, 10,000x7.62mm
Armor: 220mm
This is an upgraded version of the old Korean War-era M48, giving it the armament and fire control of the later M60. Though not as advanced as the M60, it's even cheaper, and still has room for improvements.
Cost: $450,000 (new), $200,000 (used)

Ocelot Light Tank
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 20-25,000 kg
Length: 9.44m (gun forwards), 6.76m (hull)
Height: 2.48m
Speed: 75 km/h road, 65 km/h off-road, 50 km/h average cross country
Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.38m (2m w/ preparation, 5m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x120mm low-recoil gun, 1x16mm CMG, 2x7.62mm mg
Ammunition: 33x120mm, 300x16mm, 3000x7.62mm
Armor: 300mm (650mm) max
The Ocelot is a light armored vehicle intended for replacing the Kit Fox light tanks in the airborne and airmobile roles. Fast, and boasting a 120mm cannon, the Ocelot also has the variable armor levels of the Kit Fox to allow for it to be tailored to the situation. However, unlike the Kit Fox, it can be airdropped with full armor and the crew inside, owing to significantly improved suspension.
Cost: $5 million


Stingray IIISJ (http://www.kihensoftware.com/tank1/catalog/period4/stingray.gif)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 22,100 kg
Length: 9.3m (gun forwards), 6.45m (hull)
Width: 2.74m
Height: 2.55m
Speed: 72 km/h road, 64 km/h off-road, 48 km/h average cross country
Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.15m (1.82m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x105mm L7A4, 1x7.62mm, 1x12.7mm
Ammunition: 32x105mm, 300x12.7mm, 2500x7.62mm
Armor: 240mm (320mm)
An advanced Smoke Jaguar upgrade to the Stingray III. This boasts the PADS of other light tanks and IFVs, as well as improved armor, with only a slight reduction in speed.
Cost: $4.5 million, $600,000 (upgrade of base Stingray III)

Stingray III Light Tank (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/stingray-tank.gif)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 21,000 kg
Length: 9.3m (gun forwards), 6.448m (hull)
Width: 2.71m
Height: 2.55m
Speed: 74 km/h
Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.07m
Armament: 1x105mm L7A4, 1x7.62mm, 1x12.7mm
Ammunition: 32x105mm, 300x12.7mm, 2500x7.62mm
Armor: 210mm (280mm)
Another upgrade of the Stingray light tank. This unit boasts firepower and armor protection equivalent to many Vietnam-era MBTs and has a good fire control system. It also boasts greater speed and range compared to the earlier Stingray variants, as well as a number of other improvements. The use of advanced composite construction instead of the steel on the original Stingray also means that it can have greater armor protection.
Cost: $4 million

Kit Fox III Light Tank
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 16,700 / 19,900 / 22,100 kg
Length: 8.4m (gun forwards), 5.4m (hull)
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.54m
Max Speed: 70 km/h (road), 48 km/h (cross country)
Max Range: 624 km
Fording: 1.15m (1.82m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x120mm cannon, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x12.7mm AAMG, 2xTwin Javelin
Ammunition: 28x120mm, 300x12.7mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 20mm-100mm
Carried by C-130H (1), C-130J-30 (2), C-141 (2), C-17 (3), C-5 (5)
An advanced version of the Kit fox equipped with a low-recoil 120mm cannon that gives it far better firepower. Improved armor and active and passive defense systems also give much greater survivability, and a pair of twin Javelin ATGM launchers have provided it with a much more credible anti-tank capability.
Cost: $4 million ($2 million for upgrade of existing Kit Fox)

Kit Fox II Light Tank (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/cv90/images/cv90_2.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 15,700 / 18,400 / 20,100 kg
Length: 8.4m (gun forwards), 5.4m (hull)
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.54m
Max Speed: 72 km/h (road), 48.3 km/h (cross country)
Max Range: 624 km
Fording: 1.15m (1.82m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x105mm cannon, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x12.7mm AAMG
Ammunition: 32x105mm, 300x12.7mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 14mm-70mm
Carried by C-130H (1), C-130J-30 (2), C-141 (2), C-17 (3), C-5 (5)
The Kit Fox is a series of light tanks designed to fill the role of the rather poor M551 Sheridan. These units operate as light tanks and support airborne and airmobile forces. The tank is notable for being capable of being airdropped from altitude with the crew inside, allowing for rapid airborne deployment alongside infantry. All variants have the same advanced electronics and communication systems, as well as the same armament, with only real difference between them being armor protection, with the The original variations of the Kit Fox have been replaced by a single universal unit (Block II), with applique armor being used to modify protection levels. The new unit is also equipped with the PADS system.
Cost: $3.8 million, $500,000 (upgrade of existing unit to Block II)

Kit Fox Export Light Tank (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/cv90/images/cv90_2.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 15,700-20,100 kg, depending on armor level
Length: 8.41m (gun forwards), 5.35m (hull)
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.5m
Max Speed: 72 km/h (road), 48.3 km/h (cross country)
Max Range: 624 km
Fording: 1m
Armament: 1x105mm cannon, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x12.7mm AAMG
Ammunition: 32x105mm, 300x12.7mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 10mm-50mm
Carried by C-130H (1), C-130J-30 (2), C-141 (2), C-17 (3), C-5 (5)
The Kit Fox is a series of light tanks designed to fill the role of the rather poor M551 Sheridan. These units operate as light tanks and support airborne and airmobile forces. The tank is notable for being capable of being airdropped from altitude with the crew inside, allowing for rapid airborne deployment alongside infantry. All variants have the same advanced electronics and communication systems, as well as the same armament, with only real difference between them being armor protection, with the The original variations of the Kit Fox have been replaced by a single universal unit (Block II), with applique armor being used to modify protection levels. The new unit is also equipped with the PADS system. The export unit differs from the base system in having inferior armor and communications systems.
Cost: $3.4 million

The Army of the Great Fisherman requires:
G36A5 x 200,000 - $170 million
PSG-1 Sniper Rifle x 1000 - $10 million
MG36A5 SAW x 100,000 - $120 million
M224 light mortar x 10,000 - $107 million
Land Warrior system x 1 million - $15 billion
Joint Service Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology x 1 million - $183.6 million
M42A2 series chemical-biological mask x 1 million - $175 million
M48/M49 chemical-biological aircraft mask x 100,000 - $280 million
AAVP16A2 x 1000 - $7.6 billion
FlakPz 2 Coelion Air Defense Tank x 2000 - $10 billion
Total of £33.65 billion wired on confirmation

Long live the Great Fisherman!
May he land the big one!
At present, we're afraid we have no record of any relations or deals that would warrant the sale of the AAVP16A2 or Coelion weapons systems. Since these are advanced units, we must thus turn down your request. The other units are all acceptable, however, and we can have them delivered within 10 NS months.

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RECON, SURVEILLANCE, & ANTITANK UNITS
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PLEASE NOTE:
All units listed here in red print are advanced units that are only available to nations with MFN or NGS status, or as part of a special deal.
All units listed in blue print are extremely sensitive units that are only available to our closest allies or with special exceptions.



Fullback Tank Destroyer/Assault Gun
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 79,000 kg
Length: 11.8m (gun forwards), 10.12m (hull)
Width: 3.9m
Height: 3.55m
Speed: 60 km/h road, 38 km/h off-road, 25 km/h average cross country
Range: 400 km
Armament: 1x120mm ETC Type 3, 1x12.7mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm CMG
Ammunition: 42x120mm, 300x12.7mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 2200mm (3456mm) max
A powerful, heavily armored assault gun based on a Dire Wolf Chassis. This monster does away with the turret to have a limited traverse, and provides a second generation 120mm ETC gun, which is even more powerful than the Dire Wolf’s 140mm weapon, and is capable of smashing through the armor of just about any known MBT. Added to that is the improved frontal and side armor, which allows the unit to shrug off most attempts to disable it, and this becomes a deadly defensive and fire support weapon, though it’s rather weak as an offensive unit.
Cost: $15 million

Whitewolf R/AG (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/europe/images/centauro-alenia4.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 28,000 kg
Length: 8.75m (gun forwards), 8m (hull)
Width: 3.15m
Height: 2.75m
Speed: 115 km/h road, 72 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country
Range: 800 km
Fording: 1.5m (2m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x105mm, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG
Ammunition: 40x105mm, 4000x7.62mm
Armor: 175mm (203mm)
A heavy reconnaissance unit for supporting armored formations. It has excellent speed and armor, and its heavy main armament allows it to operate as an assault gun as well. This unit is based on the Alley Cat IFV chassis, and shares a great degree of commonality with that unit. Again, electric armor and PADS are fitted as standard.
Cost: $4.7 million

Brushfire R/AG (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/europe/images/vextra.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 16,478 kg
Length: 9m (gun forwards), 6.62m (hull)
Width: 3m
Height: 2.65m
Speed: 95 km/h (road), 70 km/h (off-road), 58 km/h (average cross country), 10 km/h (water)
Range: 800 km
Armament: 1x105mm, 1x7.62mm CMG
Ammunition: 37x105mm, 4000x7.62mm
Armor: 125mm (147mm)
Another recon/assault gun unit, this time incorporating an amphibious capability to allow it to operate as part of a landing force, or to cross rivers without the requirement of a bridge-something very useful for a recon unit that doesn’t want to be seen. Electric armor and PADS are also fitted to improved survivability.
Cost: $4 million

Red Fox ASRV (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/atd-fscs-figi27.gif)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 22,178 kg
Length: 6.65m
Width: 3.2m
Height: 2.55m (normal), 10m (mast extended)
Speed: 72 km/h road, 66 km/h off-road, 56 km/h average cross country
Range: 800 km
Fording: 1.2m (2m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x40mm, 1x7.62mm
Ammunition: 400x40mm, 2000x7.62mm
Equipment: Mast Mounted Sight (5m mast), 48xMAV (10 km / 15 min), 8xUGVs
Armor: 150mm (180mm)
Another recon unit based on the Shadow Cat, this one is equipped with a large extendable mast to allow it to peak over obstacles while remaining hidden. It also has a number of small unmanned ground vehicles that are remotely controlled, as well as remote-controlled micro UAVs (MAVs), which are fired from the 40mm cannon, and have a limited endurance. The unit comes with a 2 full loads of both unmanned units. Still, with a 40mm gun, solid armor, and electric armor and PADS systems, it is quite capable of putting up a fight if need be.
Cost: $5 million

Harpy ASC (http://www.fotosearch.com/comp/OMU/OMU121/19P0012.jpg)
Crew: 5
Combat Weight: 14,278 kg
Length: 6.25m
Width: 2.55m
Height: 2.66m
Speed: 105 km/h (road), 78 km/h (off-road), 70 km/h (average cross country), 10 km/h (water)
Range: 800 km
Fording: 1.5m (2m w/ preparation)
Armament: 1x25mm, 1x7.62mm CMG
Ammunition: 600x25mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 115mm (135mm)
A smaller, lighter unit, this time a basic light, four-wheel drive, amphibious scout car. It has moderate protection and firepower, with increased survivability due to PADS and electric armor, but its primary values light in its low cost, low weight, and the fact that it’s designed to be airdropped with the crew inside, making it an excellent support unit for airborne forces.
Cost: $3.5 million

M44 EFOGM Launch Vehicle (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/efogm/images/efo23.jpg)
Crew: 2
Height: 1.753m
Length: 4.57m
Width: 2.16m
Weight: 5.5 tons
Speed: 125 km/h
Range: 500 km
Armament: 8xEFOGM
Another modified Humvee, this one mounting a launch system with 8 canisters for the EFOGM NLOS missile.
Cost: $500,000

M114A1 LOSAT II Launch Vehicle (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/losat/images/losat_8.jpg)
Crew: 3 (can be operated with 2)
Height: 1.753m
Length: 4.57m
Width: 2.16m
Weight: 5.4 tons
Speed: 125 km/h
Range: 500 km
Armament: 1x8-round LOSAT launcher
Ammunition: 24xLOSAT (8 in launcher, 16 in optional trailer)
An improved launcher for the LOSAT II missile. It boasts slightly improved detection and fire control systems compared to its predecessor, and both the launcher and trailer hold twice as many of the smaller LOSAT II missiles.
Cost: $475,000

M1114 LOSAT launch vehicle (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/losat/images/2_hmmwv_anti-tank.jpg)
Crew: 3 (can be operated with 2)
Height: 1.753m
Length: 4.57m
Width: 2.16m
Weight: 5.45 tons
Speed: 125 km/h
Range: 500 km
Armament: 1x4-round LOSAT launcher
Ammunition: 12xLOSAT (4 in launcher, 8 in optional trailer)
A modified Humvee that acts as a launch platform for the LOSAT missile. In addition to the 4 LOSAT missiles, the vehicles boasts a FLIR sensor for target acquisition, and a fire control system capable of tracking and engaging two targets simultaneously. This is a quick reaction unit, and the process of engaging a target (from acquisition to elimination) takes only a few seconds. In addition to the ready-to-launch missiles, the vehicle can tow a supply trailer that houses an additional 8. The vehicle has excellent rapid deployment capability, and can be carried by all strategic cargo aircraft, as well CH-47 and UH-60 helicopters.
Cost: $450,000

M61 Ontos II (http://www.armorinaction.com/Ontos.jpg)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 9600 kg
Length: 4.2m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.3m
Speed: 56 km/h
Range: 320 km
Fording: 0.75m
Armament: 6x106mm Recoilless Rifle, 1x7.62mm
Ammunition: 30x106mm, 1000x7.62mm
Armor: 20mm
An upgraded version of the original M50 Ontos with improved performance and reliability. This vehicle boasts a turret mounting an impressive 6 106mm recoilless rifles, and is used as a cheap direct fire support platform. The rifles are mounted on the outside of a turret with limited traverse (80 degrees), and up to two of them can be detached and mounted on tripods for infantry use. The low cost, light weight, small size, and high firepower of this unit make it an effective support weapon for infantry assaults in restricted terrain (cities, forests, etc). The primary drawbacks of this weapon are the backblast of the rifles, which prevents infantry from taking cover behind the vehicle and gives away its position when fired, and the need for the weapons to be reloaded in the open after they’ve been fired.
Cost: $180,000 new, $100,000 used

ASV-2150 (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/xm1117-004.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 3
Combat Weight: 15,000 kg
Length: 6.5m
Width: 2.5m
Height: 2.6m
Speed: 120 km/h road, 66 km/h off-road, 50 km/h average cross country
Range: 750 km
Fording: 1.5m
Armament: 1x40mm AGL, 1x12.7mm mg
Ammunition: 600x40mm, 800x12.7mm
Armor: 45mm (50mm)
An armored car designed primarily for police work. It’s simple and rugged, and is much cheaper than advanced units with their digital systems and expensive features. While intended for the security role, it’s also good as a cheaper recon vehicle for those who can’t afford the extravagant units otherwise offered.
Cost: $350,000

Shadow RSTV (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/shadow/images/ShadowRSTV_2.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 3
Combat Weight: 3700 kg
Length: 5.45m
Width: 2.057m (1.674m transport)
Height: 1.674m (1.397m transport)
Speed: 115 km/h road, 80 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country
Range: 800 km (40 km on batteries)
Fording: 1m
Armament: TOW launcher or MG/AGL optional
Equipment: Mast Mounted Sight (3m mast)
This is a very small, very light recon vehicle designed to be capable of being carried internally in a V-22 Osprey, making it very attractive for marine units, as this is one of very few solid scout vehicles capable of being carried in such a manner. For such transportation, the vehicle’s suspension system allows the tires to be pulled in and the ground clearance to be dropped to allow it to fit within the V-22’s cargo bay. The unit has minimal armor and firepower, but does maintain a mast similar to that of the Red Fox. However, this is only 3/5 as long, so it is a bit more limited. The vehicle has multiple redundancies for survivability, as well as an alternate battery propulsion, which, when used, provides a greatly reduced sound and heat signature, helping to avoid detection at critical moments. Though normally lacking in unmanned vehicles, there are options for up to 3 additional crew members, and only 2 of these are needed to transport a full Force Recon squad.
Cost: $100,000

Mongoose Airportable RV (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/europe/images/wiesel.jpg)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 2800 kg
Length: 3.3m
Width: 1.82m
Height: 1.9m
Speed: 80 km/h road, 72 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country
Range: 300 km
Fording: 1m
Armament: 1x20mm cannon OR 1x7.62mm MG
Ammunition: 300x20mm OR 3000x7.62mm
Armor: 14mm max
Carried By:
-Internally: V-22 (2), CH-53 (2), CH-47 (2), Mi-6 (2), Mi-26 (3), C-27 (2), C-130 (3), C-130J-30 (4), C-17 (12 – 18 possible, but unlikely), C-5 (26 normal, up to 39 possible), A400M (10), An-26 (2), An-72 (2), An-12 (4), Il-76 (9), An-70 (12), An-22 (18)
-Internally (with preparation): EH-101 HC Mk.3 (1), Mi-8/17 (1)
-Externally: CH-53, CH-47, UH-60, AS.532, EH-101 HC Mk.3, NH90, Mi-8/17
A small, lightly armored vehicle designed to be easily air transportable. This version utilizes a light 20mm cannon and is optimized primarily for the reconnaissance role. Though less capable than many contemporary units, it can be transported internally in most heavy helicopters, making it easily deployable with airborne and airmobile forces.
Cost: $300,000

Mongoose Airportable ATGMV (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/europe/images/wiesel-001.jpg)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 3000 kg
Length: 3.3m
Width: 1.82m
Height: 1.9m
Speed: 80 km/h road, 72 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country
Range: 300 km
Fording: 1m
Armament: 1xTOW launcher
Ammunition: 7xTOW ATGM
Armor: 14mm max
Carried By:
-Internally: V-22 (2), CH-53 (2), CH-47 (2), Mi-6 (2), Mi-26 (3), C-27 (2), C-130 (3), C-130J-30 (4), C-17 (12 – 18 possible, but unlikely), C-5 (26 normal, up to 39 possible), A400M (10), An-26 (2), An-72 (2), An-12 (4), Il-76 (9), An-70 (12), An-22 (18)
-Internally (with preparation): EH-101 HC Mk.3 (1), Mi-8/17 (1)
-Externally: CH-53, CH-47, UH-60, AS.532, EH-101 HC Mk.3, NH90, Mi-8/17
A variant of the Mongoose replacing the 20mm turret with a manned launcher for the TOW ATGM, providing a credible light antitank capability for airmobile forces.
Cost: $500,000

Panzeraufklärungsradar (Armored Reconnaissance Radar) Rasit (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/europe/images/rasit.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 16,700 kg
Length: 6.3m
Width: 2.98m
Height: 2.65m
Speed: 90 km/h road, 10 km/h water
Range: 800 km
Armament: 1x7.62mm mg
Ammunition: 2000x7.62mm
Radar Range: 20 km
This is a specialized reconnaissance unit based on the venerable Fuchs chassis that incorporates a short-range (up to 20 km, depending on LOS) ground surveillance radar, which is utilized primarily for spotting ground targets in support of artillery forces.
Cost: $3.5 million

AN/TPQ-36 Firefinder Radar
Crew: 9
Weight: 1089.6 kg (shelter), 1452.8 kg (antenna/transceiver)
Height: 1.809m (shelter), 3.7m (antenna/transceiver in operation), 2.1m (a/t in transit)
Length: 2.69m (shelter), 4.59m (antenna/transceiver)
Width: 2.106m (both shelter & antenna/transceiver)
A lightweight, highly mobile radar system intended for tracking incoming shells to determine their origin, allowing for effective counterbattery fire against enemy artillery positions. It is also used to register outgoing artillery fire. The full system is carried by 2 M1097 HMMWVs (with trailers), with up to 2 additional units for crew and miscellaneous equipment. These (or similar systems) are normally deployed to all artillery battalions.
Cost: $1.55 million

AN/TMQ-31 Meteorological Data System
Crew: 7 (complete system)
Weight: 40,817 kg (including truck)
Range: 75 km (w/ dipole antenna), 165 km (w/ reflector antenna), 160 km w/ dish antenna
Deployment Time: 15 min emplace, 30 min displace
Associated Equipment: 2xMEP003 Power Unit, M353 Trailer, 400-gal water tank/trailer, Modified M105 trailer, 3x5-Ton Truck (nominally M925).
An advanced meteorological (weather) sampling unit designed to observe and monitor air and weather conditions that are necessary in providing accurate targeting for artillery systems.
Cost: $1.4 million

M94 Muzzle Velocity System (MVS)
Weight: 45 kg
Target Caliber: 20mm & up
Target Speed: 150-2000 m/s
Target Rate of Fire: up to 18 rpm
This is a lightweight Doppler radar designed to operate with field artillery units. By measuring the muzzle velocity of exiting shells, the system can facilitate correctional changes, allowing for greater range accuracy with artillery systems. It can measure any artillery or mortar shell, and even APFSDS rounds, and can track up to 18 rounds per minute.
Cost: $25,000

M90 Radar Chronograph
Weight: 90.8 kg (including transit case & accessories)
Height: 508mm
Length: 838.2mm
Width: 965.2mm
A small Doppler radar system designed to provide critical muzzle velocity information of artillery guns to the Fire Direction Center (FDC), helping to coordinate accurate fire of a full artillery battery. It is, however, unable to measure the velocity of assisted (Base-Bleed & Rocket-Assisted) projectiles.
Cost: $23,000

AN/USQ-70 Position Azimuth Determining System
Crew: 2
Weight: 244.71 kg (transport)
Horizontal Position Error: 7m
Vertical Position Error: 3m
Carried By: M151A2, M998 HMMWV, UH-1
A highly mobile system designed to provide accurate measurements in position, necessary for planning fire support missions.
Cost: $300,000

AN/TMQ-41 Meteorological Measuring Set (MMS)
Crew: 5
Setup: 15 min
Range: 75-165 km
Support: 2xHMMWV w/ trailers
This is a heavier system designed for providing accurate meteorological data (wind speed, humidity, temperature, etc) needed to provide accurate artillery fire. Every artillery battery should have a system like this.
Cost: $460,000

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IFVs and AAVs
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PLEASE NOTE:
All units listed here in red print are advanced units that are only available to nations with MFN or NGS status, or as part of a special deal.
All units listed in blue print are extremely sensitive units that are only available to our closest allies or with special exceptions.



Shadow Cat IFV (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/dardo/images/dardo5.jpg)
Crew: 3 + 9 (3+2 in CFV, 3+4 in FISTV)
Combat Weight: 29,300 kg
Length: 6.5m
Width: 3.15m
Height: 2.78m
Speed: 80 km/h (governed road), 65 km/h (off-road), 55 km/h (cross country)Range: 600 km
Fording: 1.2m (2m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x35mm Bushmaster III, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG, 1xTwin TOW launcher
Ammunition: 400x35mm, 3000x7.62mm, 8xTOW (14 in CFV)
Armor: 175mm (203mm)
The first in a new range of specialized IFVs, the Shadow Cat was designed to keep up with the fastest tanks out there, and is capable of pulling a full 75 km/h on paved roads. This unit is intended to replace the Mist Lynx series in Armored Cavalry units and “strike” divisions, which both emphasize mobility above all else. Compared to the Mist Lynx it replaces, this unit is faster, slightly better armed and armored, and its electric armor provides greatly improved survivability, being capable of eliminating the threat of most HEAT weapons. Still, it maintains the PADS active defense system to augment the EA. FISTV and CFV versions are also available at the same price.
Cost: $4.5 million

Alley Cat IFV (http://naoruzanje.paracin.co.yu/btr-t3.jpg)
Combat Weight: 62,582 kg
Crew: 3 + 9
Length: 8.36m
Width: 3.74m
Height: 2.86m
Speed: 58 km/h (road), 39 km/h (off-road), 32 km/h (cross-country)
Range: 550 km
Fording: 1.38m (2m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x35mm Bushmaster III, 1x7.62mm CMG, 2xQuad TOW launcher
Ammunition: 600x35mm, 1750x7.62mm, 16xTOW
Armor: 925mm (1600mm) max
The second of the specialized IFV units is the Alley Cat. Simply put, this unit is an Iron Cheetah with the turret removed and hull raised to allow it to operate as an IFV. This unit, though slow, is extremely heavily armored and is ideal for heavy fighting in restricted terrain such as urban, mountain, and forest environments. It is intended to augment, though not entirely replace, the Nova Cat units in Urban Combat Divisions. It still uses the PADS and electric armor systems, though, in order to further enhance survivability.
Cost: $5.2 million (new), $2 million (modification of Iron Cheetah MBT)

Mist Lynx II IFV (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/dardo/images/dardo5.jpg)
Crew: 3+8
Combat Weight: 28,000 kg
Length: 6.7m
Width: 3.2m
Height: 2.5m
Max Speed: 72.4 km/h road, 54 km/h off-road, 48 km/h average cross country
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.2m (2m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x30mm Bushmaster II, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1xTwin-tube TOW launcher
Ammunition: 700x30mm, 5000x7.62mm 10xTOW (16 in CFV)
Armor: 155mm (180mm)
This is a new variant of the Mist Lynx that uses a PADS (passive/active defense system) upgrade, which includes passive electric armor, as well as the Tigermoth and Whirligig active defense suites. This provides the vehicle with phenomenal missile defense, allowing it to shrug off almost any HEAT warhead. There's also an improved suspension and power train, increasing speed to 72.4 km/h.
Cost: $4.3 million (new), $450,000 (upgrade of base model to Mk.2)

Mist Lynx IFV (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/dardo/images/dardo5.jpg)
Crew: 3+8
Combat Weight: 28,000 kg
Length: 6.7m
Width: 3.2m
Height: 2.5m
Max Speed: 69 km/h road, 50 km/h off-road, 42 km/h average cross country
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.2m (2m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x30mm Bushmaster II, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1xTwin-tube TOW launcher
Ammunition: 700x30mm, 5000x7.62mm 10xTOW (16 in CFV)
Armor: 155mm (180mm)
This is an advanced IFV based on the M2 Bradley. The vehicle’s size has been increased to accommodate more passengers, and it’s capable of transporting 8 fully equipped troops, though standard practice in Clan Smoke Jaguar removes one soldier to add extra equipment and supplies. It has similar armor protection compared to the Bradley, but slightly better range, speed, and firepower, in addition to the higher payload. Two variations are available at the same price. The first is the FISTV, which reduces the passenger load to a 3-man FIST (Fire Support Team) section, along with additional communications gear, and is used as a forward controller and observer for artillery and air support of frontline units. The second is the CFV, which similarly reduces the passenger load to two scouts, using the additional space for extra communications gear, scouting equipment, and ammunition.
Cost: $3.9 million

Mist Lynx Export IFV (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/dardo/images/dardo5.jpg)
Crew: 3+8
Combat Weight: 28,000 kg
Length: 6.7m
Width: 3.2m
Height: 2.5m
Max Speed: 69 km/h road, 50 km/h off-road, 42 km/h average cross country
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.2m (2m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x30mm Bushmaster II, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1xTwin-tube TOW launcher
Ammunition: 700x30mm, 5000x7.62mm 10xTOW (16 in CFV)
Armor: 135mm (155mm)
The Export version differs from the basic unit in having inferior armor and lacking some fire control and communications systems.
Cost: $3.7 million

Nova Cat II IFV (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/bmp-3/images/bmp-3_9.jpg)
Crew: 3 + 7
Combat Weight: 24,000 kg
Length: 8.03m (gun forwards), 7.75m (hull)
Width: 3.2m
Height: 2.45m
Speed: 75 km/h (road), 50 km/h (off-road), 42 km/h (average cross-country), 10 km/h (water)
Range: 500 km
Armament: 1x105mm rifled gun, 1x30mm Bushmaster II, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG, 1xTwin TOW launcher
Armor: 155mm (180mm)
Ammunition: 38x105mm, 550x30mm, 5000x7.62mm, 8xTOW (14 in CFV)
An upgrade of the Nova Cat similar to the Mist Lynx 2, sporting the same PADS upgrade.
Cost: $4.2 million (new), $450,000 (upgrade of base model to Mk.2)

Nova Cat IFV (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/bmp-3/images/bmp-3_9.jpg)
Crew: 3 + 7
Combat Weight: 24,000 kg
Length: 8.03m (gun forwards), 7.75m (hull)
Width: 3.2m
Height: 2.45m
Speed: 72 km/h (road), 47 km/h (off-road), 39 km/h (average cross-country), 10 km/h (water)
Range: 500 km
Armament: 1x105mm rifled gun, 1x30mm Bushmaster II, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG, 1xTwin TOW launcher
Armor: 155mm (180mm)
Ammunition: 38x105mm, 550x30mm, 5000x7.62mm, 8xTOW (14 in CFV)
A new IFV fitted for urban combat. In addition to the 30mm cannon and ATGMs, this unit boasts a 105mm cannon for providing direct fire support for infantry. It's also reasonably fast and maneuverable, and has provisions for adding ERA or Applique armor (the former isn't always the best idea, as that's also a threat to the dismounted infantry) to provide additional protection from light cannons and some antitank weapons. Also notable is the fact that this unit is fully amphibious, and has a decent water speed. As with the Mist Lynx, FIST and CFV variants are also available, and cost the same as the basic IFV.
Cost: $3.8 million

Nova Cat Export IFV (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/bmp-3/images/bmp-3_9.jpg)
Crew: 3 + 7
Combat Weight: 24,000 kg
Length: 8.03m (gun forwards), 7.75m (hull)
Width: 3.2m
Height: 2.45m
Speed: 72 km/h (road), 47 km/h (off-road), 39 km/h (average cross-country), 10 km/h (water)
Range: 500 km
Armament: 1x105mm rifled gun, 1x30mm Bushmaster II, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG, 1xTwin TOW launcher
Armor: 135mm (155mm)
The Export version differs from the basic unit in having inferior armor and lacking some fire control and communications systems.
Cost: $3.6 million

M2/M3A3 Bradley IFV
Crew: 3 + 7 (IFV), 3 + 2 (CFV)
Weight: 33,519 kg w/ appliqué armor, 30,612 kg w/o additional armor
Height: 2.9718m
Length: 6.5532m
Width: 3.2766m
Speed: 61 km/h, 7.2 km/h water
Range: 426 km
Armament: 1x25mm Bushmaster, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1xTwin TOW launcher, firing ports for M231
Ammunition: 900x25mm, 4400x7.62mm, 5040x5.56mm, 5xTOW, 3xJavelin ATGM, 3xM136 AT4 (IFV)
-1500x25mm, 7600x7.62mm, 1600x5.56mm, 14xTOW (CFV)
Cost: $3.5 million (new), $1.54 million (upgrade of existing M2/M3)

M2/M3A2ODS Bradley IFV
Crew: 3 + 7 (IFV), 3 + 2 (CFV)
Weight: 32,109 kg w/ appliqué armor, 29,161 kg w/o additional armor
Height: 2.9718m
Length: 6.5532m
Width: 3.2766m
Speed: 56 km/h, 6.4 km/h water
Range: 426 km
Armament: 1x25mm Bushmaster, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1xTwin TOW launcher, firing ports for M231
Ammunition: 900x25mm, 4400x7.62mm, 5040x5.56mm, 7xTOW, 2xJavelin ATGM, 3xM136 AT4 (IFV)
-1500x25mm, 7600x7.62mm, 1600x5.56mm, 14xTOW (CFV)
Cost: $2.5 million, $1.1 million (upgrade of existing M2/M3)

M2/M3 Bradley IFV
Crew: 3 + 6 (IFV), 3 + 2 (CFV)
Weight: 22,676 kg
Height: 2.9718m
Length: 6.4516m
Width: 3.2004m
Speed: 72 km/h, 7.2 km/h water
Range: 483 km
Armament: 1x25mm Bushmaster, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1xTwin TOW launcher, firing ports for M231
Ammunition: 900x25mm, 4400x7.62mm, 5040x5.56mm, 7xTOW, 2xJavelin ATGM, 3xM136 AT4 (IFV)
-1500x25mm, 7600x7.62mm, 1600x5.56mm, 14xTOW (CFV)
Cost: $1.25 million

Stormcrow II AIFV (http://legion.wplus.net/guide/army/ta/bmd3-1.jpg)
Crew: 3 + 8
Combat Weight: 14,500 kg
Length: 6.85m
Width: 3.15m
Height: 2.24m
Max Speed: 75 km/h road, 62 km/h off-road, 52 km/h average cross country, 10 km/h water
Max Range: 500 km
Armament: 1x25mm Bushmaster cannon, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1xTwin-tube TOW launcher
Ammunition: 960x25mm, 3000x7.62mm, 6xTOW (12 in CFV)
Armor: 65mm (75mm)
Carried by C-130H (1), C-130J-30 (2), C-141 (3), C-17 (4), C-5 (5)
An upgraded version of the Stormcrow with the same improvements as the Mist Lynx and Nova Cat II units.
Cost: $3.4 million (new), $450,000 (upgrade of base model to Mk.2)

Stormcrow AIFV (http://legion.wplus.net/guide/army/ta/bmd3-1.jpg)
Crew: 3 + 8
Combat Weight: 14,500 kg
Length: 6.85m
Width: 3.15m
Height: 2.24m
Max Speed: 72 km/h, 56 km/h off-road, 44 km/h average cross country, 10 km/h water
Max Range: 500 km
Armament: 1x25mm Bushmaster cannon, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1xTwin-tube TOW launcher
Ammunition: 960x25mm, 3000x7.62mm, 6xTOW (12 in CFV)
Armor: 65mm (75mm)
Carried by C-130H (1), C-130J-30 (2), C-141 (3), C-17 (4), C-5 (5)
This is a light infantry fighting vehicle for airborne troops, and it can be airdropped from a C-130, C-141, or C-17 series aircraft with the crew and passengers inside. Though lightly armored, it’s rather well armed, and its airborne capability alone makes it a deadly vehicle. As with the other IFVs, there are FIST and CFV versions.
Cost: $3 million

Stormcrow Export AIFV (http://legion.wplus.net/guide/army/ta/bmd3-1.jpg)
Crew: 3 + 8
Combat Weight: 14,500 kg
Length: 6.85m
Width: 3.15m
Height: 2.24m
Max Speed: 72 km/h, 56 km/h off-road, 44 km/h average cross country, 10 km/h water
Max Range: 500 km
Armament: 1x25mm Bushmaster cannon, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1xTwin-tube TOW launcher
Ammunition: 960x25mm, 3000x7.62mm, 6xTOW (12 in CFV)
Armor: 45mm (52mm)
Carried by C-130H (1), C-130J-30 (2), C-141 (3), C-17 (4), C-5 (5)
The Export version differs from the basic unit in having inferior armor and lacking some fire control and communications systems.
Cost: $2.8 million

AAVP16A2 (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/aaav-Img0006.jpg)
Crew: 3 + 18
Combat Weight: 35,824 kg
Length: 9.315m
Width: 3.543m
Height: 3.21m
Speed: 80 km/h road, 54 km/h cruise
-30 knots (55.5 km/h) water w/ jets, 24 knots (44.4 km/h) cruise
-7 knots (13 km/h) water w/ tracks
Range: 520 km road @ 54 km/h
-70 nm (130 km) water @ 24 knots
Armament: 1x30mm Bushmaster II, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG, 2xTwin TOW launcher
Ammunition: 600x30mm, 4000x7.62mm, 8xTOW
Armor: 170mm (200mm) w/ add-ons, 68mm base
A heavy amphibious assault vehicle replacing the AAAV and AAVP7A1 series. The unit boasts excellent speed, firepower, and armor, and is capable of dealing with most IFVs in combat. It also has the electric armor and PADS systems to provide increased protection.
Cost: $7.6 million

AAAV (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/aaav-atr2.jpg)
Crew: 3 + 17
Weight: 33,787 kg
Length: 9.0983m
Width: 3.6576m
Height: 3.1877m
Speed: 72.4 km/h on land, 46.3 km/h (25 knots) in water
Range: 482.8 km @ 32.2 km/h on land, 120.3 km @ 37 km/h (20 knots) in water
Armament: 1x30mm Bushmaster II, 1x7.62mm mg
Ammunition: 600x30mm, 2400x7.62mm
Armor: vs 14.5mm AP at 300m, 155/152mm shell fragments at 15m
A significantly improved replacement for the aging AAVP7A1 amphibious assault vehicles. Unlike its predecessor, this vehicle has the capability to engage modern IFVs, and possesses decent armor protection, as well as excellent speed. It does, however, cost over twice as much, and has a lower payload.
Cost: $5 million

AAVP7A1 (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/aav-980324-N-8867B-009.jpg)
Crew: 3 + 25
Weight: 27,795 kg max load
Length: 8.161m
Width: 3.2695m
Height: 3.3147m
Speed: 72.4 km/h (road), 13.2 km/h (water)
Range: 482.8 km (road), 90 km (water)
Payload: 25 troops or 445.5 ft3 of cargo
Armament: 1x40mm GL, 1x12.7mm mg
Armor: 44.45mm max
This is a large, rather simple vehicle for landing troops and supplies in support of amphibious operations. Unlike conventional landing craft, it can carry its cargo inland, making it an important unit for supplying amphibious forces.
Cost: $2.3 million

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LAVs & VARIANTS
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PLEASE NOTE:
All units listed here in red print are advanced units that are only available to nations with MFN or NGS status, or as part of a special deal.
All units listed in blue print are extremely sensitive units that are only available to our closest allies or with special exceptions.



Seacat IFV (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/piranha/images/piranha5.jpg)
Crew: 3 + 9
Combat Weight: 17,479 kg
Length: 7.1m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.6m
Speed: 112 km/h road, 75 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country, 12 km/h water
Range: 750 km
Armament: 1x30mm Bushmaster II, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG, 2xTOW launcher
Ammunition: 450x30mm, 2000x7.62mm, 6xTOW
Armor: 85mm (100mm)
The final IFV unit is a replacement for the old LAV-IV series of vehicles, and is known as the Seacat. New armor technology has allowed the Seacat to have several times the protection of the previous LAVs without a major increase in weight, allowing the unit to survive in conditions where an LAV would be helpless. It also retains the PADS and electric armor systems to enhance survivability.
Cost: $3 million

Seacat AT (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav-at.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 20,562 kg
Length: 7.58m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.7m
Speed: 112 km/h road, 75 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country, 12 km/h water
Range: 750 km
Armament: 2xTwin TOW launcher, 1x7.62mm AAMG,
Ammunition: 20xTOW, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 85mm (100mm)
The antitank version of the Seacat, with two twin launchers for heavy ATGMs, and storage of up to 20 weapons. It provides excellent capability against most heavy armor.
Cost: $4 million

Seacat 105 (http://homepage3.nifty.com/tompei/PiranhaII_10x10-1.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 20,562 kg
Length: 7.58m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.7m
Speed: 112 km/h road, 75 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country, 12 km/h water
Range: 750 km
Armament: 1x105mm, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG,
Ammunition: 38x105mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 85mm (100mm)
A version with a 105mm cannon.
Cost: $3.8 million

Seacat AG (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav_90mm-ags.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 17,479 kg
Length: 7.1m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.7m
Speed: 112 km/h road, 75 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country, 12 km/h water
Range: 750 km
Armament: 1x90mm, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG,
Ammunition: 58x90mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 85mm (100mm)
A version with a slightly less powerful 90mm cannon, but better cost and ammunition load.
Cost: $3.2 million

Seacat Reconnaissance Vehicle (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/piranha/images/piranha1.jpg)
Crew: 5
Combat Weight: 17,479 kg
Length: 7.1m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.6m
Speed: 112 km/h road, 75 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country, 12 km/h water
Range: 750 km
Armament: 1x30mm Bushmaster II, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG,
Ammunition: 450x30mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 85mm (100mm)
A recon version of the Seacat that replaces most of the passengers with specialized surveillance equipment.
Cost: $2.34 million

Seacat APC (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/piranha/images/piranha9.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 12
Combat Weight: 17,479 kg
Length: 7.1m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.6m
Speed: 112 km/h road, 75 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country, 12 km/h water
Range: 750 km
Armament: 1x15.5mm AAMG,
Ammunition: 500x15.5mm
Armor: 85mm (100mm)
An APC version of the Seacat, which replaces the turret with a single mounted machine gun (nominally 15.5 or 12.7mm), and has an increased capacity for 12 troops.
Cost: $2 million

Seacat ADV (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav-ad-P97056p.jpg)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 17,479 kg
Length: 7.1m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.7m
Speed: 112 km/h road, 75 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country, 12 km/h water
Range: 750 km
Armament: 1x27mm rotary cannon, 2xQuad Stinger launcher
Ammunition: 900x27mm, 16xStinger
Armor: 85mm (100mm)
An air defense version of the Seacat. It boasts a 27mm rotary cannon (as opposed to 20mm on LAV-AD), and twin quad launchers for short range SAMs such as the Stinger or Black Fly. The unit is capable of firing on the move while operating at speeds of up to 58 km/h, and thus provides excellent defense for maneuver units.
Cost: $4.2 million

Seacat SPM (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/piranha/images/Piranha_13.jpg)
Crew: 6
Combat Weight: 17,479 kg
Length: 7.1m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.7m
Speed: 112 km/h road, 75 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country, 12 km/h water
Range: 750 km
Armament: 1x120mm mortar, 1x7.62mm AAMG,
Ammunition: 54x120mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 85mm (100mm)
A version equipped with a 120mm mortar mounted in a turret, which can be used both for direct and indirect fire support..
An alternate version has a mortar mounted in a turntable in the troop compartment. This weapon can either fire through an open roof hatch, or be deployed as an infantry weapon outside the vehicle (ie, in restricted terrain).
Cost: $2.8 million (turreted), $2.3 million (turntable)

Seacat CPV (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav-c2.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 5
Combat Weight: 20,562 kg
Length: 7.58m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.6m
Speed: 112 km/h road, 75 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country, 12 km/h water
Range: 750 km
Armament: 1x7.62mm AAMG,
Ammunition: 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 85mm (100mm)
A command version of the Seacat.
Cost: $2.2 million

Seacat FSV (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav-c2.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 4
Combat Weight: 20,562 kg
Length: 7.58m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.6m
Speed: 112 km/h road, 75 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country, 12 km/h water
Range: 750 km
Armament: 1x7.62mm AAMG,
Ammunition: 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 85mm (100mm)
A FIST version of the Seacat for requesting and coordinating air and artillery support.
Cost: $2.3 million

Seacat EWV (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav-c2.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 4
Combat Weight: 20,562 kg
Length: 7.58m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.6m
Speed: 112 km/h road, 75 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country, 12 km/h water
Range: 750 km
Armament: 1x7.62mm AAMG,
Ammunition: 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 85mm (100mm)
An electronic warfare version of the Seacat performing both ELINT and COMINT roles, as well as acting as a local jamming platform.
Cost: $3.2 million

Seacat NBCRV (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/piranha/images/piranha9.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 17,479 kg
Length: 7.1m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.6m
Speed: 112 km/h road, 75 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country, 12 km/h water
Range: 750 km
Armament: 1x15.5mm
Ammunition: 300x15.5mm
Armor: 85mm (100mm)
A variant of the Seacat designed to detect nuclear (radioactive), chemical (gas), and biological (viral/bacterial) contamination, and to locate, if possible, and mark safe lanes through contaminated areas.
Cost: $3 million

Seacat Engineer Support Vehicle (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/piranha/images/piranha9.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 4
Combat Weight: 17,479 kg
Length: 7.1m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.6m
Speed: 112 km/h road, 75 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country, 12 km/h water
Range: 750 km
Armament: 1x15.5mm
Ammunition: 300x15.5mm
Armor: 85mm (100mm)
This unit is optimized for a squad of four engineers, and carries basic equipment for creating and/or destroying obstacles.
Cost: $2 million

Seacat Recovery Vehicle (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/piranha/images/piranha7.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 17,479 kg
Length: 7.1m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.6m
Speed: 112 km/h road, 75 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country, 12 km/h water
Range: 750 km
Armament: 1x7.62mm,
Ammunition: 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 85mm (100mm)
A version equipped for towing and/or repairing damaged vehicles in the field. Emphasis is, of course, on other Seacats.
Cost: $2 million

Seacat Ammunition Carrier (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav-ac.gif)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 17,479 kg
Length: 7.1m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.6m
Speed: 112 km/h road, 75 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country, 12 km/h water
Range: 750 km
Armament: 1x15.5mm
Ammunition: 300x15.5mm
Cargo: 84x120mm mortar round
Armor: 85mm (100mm)
Primarily for carrying additional rounds for the SPM unit. However, it can of course carry other cargoes
Cost: $2 million

Seacat Logistics Vehicle (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav-l.jpg)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 17,479 kg
Length: 7.1m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.6m
Speed: 112 km/h road, 75 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country, 12 km/h water
Range: 750 km
Armament: 1x7.62mm
Ammunition: 2000x7.62mm
Payload: 4000 kg
Armor: 85mm (100mm)
Another supply version of the Seacat, this time for carrying general supplies, such as spare parts and ammunition. Unlike the ammunition carrier, it has a winch for lifting heavy loads through a roof hatch.
Cost: $2 million

Seacat Ambulance (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav-a.jpg)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 17,479 kg
Length: 7.1m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.6m
Speed: 112 km/h road, 75 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country, 12 km/h water
Range: 750 km
Patients: 9 ambulatory or 6 ambulatory & 2 litter
Armor: 85mm (100mm)
An armored ambulance for frontline service.
Cost: $2 million

LAV-IV (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav-25-dvic371.jpg)
Crew: 3 + 8
Combat Weight: 16,395 kg
Length: 6.935m
Width: 2.67m
Height: 2.7m
Max Speed: 100 km/h (road), 9.7 km/h (water)
Max Range: 660 km
Armament: 1x30mm, 1x7.62mm, 1x5.56mm
Ammunition: 375x30mm, 1760x7.62mm, 3200x5.56mm
Armor: 14mm
Transported In: CH-53 (1), C-130 (1), C-130J-30 (2), C-141 (2), C-5 (5)
An upgraded version of the original LAV with better armor and improved electronics systems, as well as a newer 30mm Bushmaster II gun replacing the original 25mm weapon. The vehicle is also the basis for a number of other systems that provide necessary support for light forces, giving great commonality and decreasing maintenance problems. All variants are air transportable by CH-53 helicopters and C-130 aircraft, are fully amphibious, and have full NBC protection.
Cost: $2.2 million

LAV-AT (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav-at2.jpg) (Anti-Tank)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 16,073 kg
Length: 6.935m
Width: 2.67m
Height: 3.125m (2.7m transport)
Max Speed: 100 km/h (road), 9.7 km/h (water)
Max Range: 660 km
Armament: 1xTwin TOW Launcher, 1x7.62mm
Ammunition: 16xTOW, 1000x7.62mm
Armor: 14mm
Transported In: CH-53 (1), C-130 (1), C-130J-30 (2), C-141 (2), C-5 (5)
An LAV chassis mounting a TOW launcher for engaging enemy tanks.
Cost: $2.4 million

LAV-105 (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav105.gif)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 16,485 kg
Length: 8.35m
Width: 2.67m
Height: 2.7m
Max Speed: 100 km/h (road), 9.7 km/h (water)
Max Range: 660 km
Armament: 1x105mm, 1x7.62mm
Ammunition: 30x105mm, 1000x7.62mm
Armor: 20mm
Transported In: CH-53 (1), C-130 (1), C-130J-30 (2), C-141 (2), C-5 (5)
A light assault gun based on the LAV chassis. Naturally, it has advanced fire control systems for high accuracty.
Cost: $2.8 million

LAV-AG (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav105.gif)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 15,267 kg
Length: 6.935m
Width: 2.67m
Height: 2.795m
Max Speed: 100 km/h (road), 9.7 km/h (water)
Max Range: 660 km
Armament: 1x90mm, 1x7.62mm, 1x12.7mm
Ammunition: 40x105mm, 1000x7.62mm, 400x12.7mm
Armor: 20mm
Transported In: CH-53 (1), C-130 (1), C-130J-30 (2), C-141 (2), C-5 (5)
A somewhat lighter and cheaper alternative to the LAV-105, mounting a smaller 90mm gun.
Cost: $2.4 million

LAV-R (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav-r2.jpg) (Recon)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 14,192 kg
Length: 6.935m
Width: 2.67m
Height: 2.7m
Max Speed: 100 km/h (road), 9.7 km/h (water)
Max Range: 660 km
Armament: 1x7.62mm
Ammunition: 1000x7.62mm
Armor: 14mm
Transported In: CH-53 (1), C-130 (1), C-130J-30 (2), C-141 (2), C-5 (5)
A light wheeled reconnaissance vehicle based on the LAV chassis.
Cost: $1 million

LAV-PC (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav-pc.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 8
Combat Weight: 14,275 kg
Length: 6.935m
Width: 2.67m
Height: 2.7m
Max Speed: 100 km/h (road), 9.7 km/h (water)
Max Range: 660 km
Armament: 1x7.62mm
Ammunition: 1000x7.62mm
Armor: 14mm
Transported In: CH-53 (1), C-130 (1), C-130J-30 (2), C-141 (2), C-5 (5)
Essentially an LAV-IV without the turret and associated systems, designated as an APC.
Cost: $800,000

LAV-M(S) (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav-ms-mortar3-s.jpg)
Crew: 5
Combat Weight: 15,327 kg
Length: 6.935m
Width: 2.67m
Height: 2.7m
Max Speed: 100 km/h (road), 9.7 km/h (water)
Max Range: 660 km
Armament: 1x82mm Mortar
Ammunition: 70x82mm
Armor: 14mm
Transported In: CH-53 (1), C-130 (1), C-130J-30 (2), C-141 (2), C-5 (5)
A slightly heavier version of the LAV-M with a turreted 120mm mortar.
Cost: $1,200,000

LAV-M (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav-m.jpg) (Mortar Carrier)
Crew: 5
Combat Weight: 13,602 kg
Length: 6.935m
Width: 2.67m
Height: 2.2m
Max Speed: 100 km/h (road), 9.7 km/h (water)
Max Range: 660 km
Armament: 1x82mm Mortar
Ammunition: 99x82mm
Armor: 14mm
Transported In: CH-53 (1), C-130 (1), C-130J-30 (2), C-141 (2), C-5 (5)
A light fire support vehicle based on the LAV chassis.
Cost: $850,000

LAV-AD (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/blazer/images/blazer5.jpg)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 16,218 kg
Length: 6.935m
Width: 2.67m
Height: 2.2m
Max Speed: 100 km/h (road), 9.7 km/h (water)
Max Range: 660 km
Armament: 1x25mm, 2xQuad Stinger launcher
Ammunition: 990x25mm, 16xStinger
Armor: 14mm
Transported In: CH-53 (1), C-130 (1), C-130J-30 (2), C-141 (2), C-5 (5)
An LAV with the standard turret replaced by an antiaircraft system based on that of the Avenger, but replaces the 12.7mm machine gun with a 25mm GAU-12/U rotary cannon that can fire 1800 rounds per minute. As with the Avenger, a FLIR unit is used to detect enemy aircraft, which are engaged by the Stingers or, if the target is close enough, the cannon (which is also used against ground targets)
Cost: $2.7 million

LAV-CC (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav-c2-2.jpg) (Command & Control)
Crew: 5
Combat Weight: 14,667 kg
Length: 6.935m
Width: 2.67m
Height: 2.7m
Max Speed: 100 km/h (road), 9.7 km/h (water)
Max Range: 660 km
Armament: 1x12.7mm
Ammunition: 500x12.7mm
Armor: 14mm
Transported In: CH-53 (1), C-130 (1), C-130J-30 (2), C-141 (2), C-5 (5)
An LAV with a similar role to the M577 variant of the M113. It is used by command elements as a mobile command post.
Cost: $800,000

LAV-FDC (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav-fdc.gif) (Fire Direction Center)
Crew: 5
Combat Weight: 15,000 kg
Length: 6.935m
Width: 2.67m
Height: 2.7m
Max Speed: 100 km/h (road), 9.7 km/h (water)
Max Range: 660 km
Armament: 1x12.7mm
Ammunition: 500x12.7mm
Armor: 14mm
Transported In: CH-53 (1), C-130 (1), C-130J-30 (2), C-141 (2), C-5 (5)
A Fire Direction Center based on the LAV chassis. Its role is to plan and prioritize fire support missions, and provide firing data to a platoon of 8 mortars (or a split unit of 4), as well as coordinate fire support with other assets such as aircraft and other artillery units.
Cost: $850,000

LAV-MEWSS (http://www.fas.org/irp/program/collect/mewss.jpg) (Mobile Electronic Warfare Support System)
Crew: 5
Combat Weight: 13,899 kg
Length: 6.935m
Width: 2.67m
Height: 2.7m (+11.3m w/ mast)
Max Speed: 100 km/h (road), 9.7 km/h (water)
Max Range: 660 km
Armament: 1x7.62mm
Ammunition: 1000x7.62mm
Armor: 14mm
Transported In: CH-53 (1), C-130 (1), C-130J-30 (2), C-141 (2), C-5 (5)
An electronic warfare unit that’s capable of performing intercept and location missions, as well as initiating surgical electronic attacks against designated targets. It includes a telescoping mast that allows antennae to reach a height of 14m, providing significant LOS coverage.
Cost: $2 million

LAV-E (http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/land/lav-e.gif) (Engineer)
Crew: 2 + 4
Combat Weight: 14,100 kg
Length: 6.935m
Width: 2.67m
Height: 2.7m
Max Speed: 100 km/h (road), 9.7 km/h (water)
Max Range: 660 km
Armament: 1x12.7mm
Ammunition: 500x12.7mm
Armor: 14mm
Transported In: CH-53 (1), C-130 (1), C-130J-30 (2), C-141 (2), C-5 (5)
An engineer transport based on the LAV chassis. Instead of troops, it carries a squad of 4 combat engineers and their associated equipment.
Cost: $650,000

LAV-RV (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav-r2.jpg) (Recovery Vehicle)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 14,662 kg
Length: 6.935m
Width: 2.67m
Height: 2.8m
Max Speed: 100 km/h (road), 9.7 km/h (water)
Max Range: 660 km
Armament: 1x7.62mm
Ammunition: 1000x12.7mm
Armor: 14mm
Transported In: CH-53 (1), C-130 (1), C-130J-30 (2), C-141 (2), C-5 (5)
A recovery version of the LAV, intended for towing disabled vehicles and safely uprighting overturned units.
Cost: $700,000

LAV-AC (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav-ac.gif) (Ammo Carrier)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 14,594 kg
Length: 6.935m
Width: 2.67m
Height: 2.7m
Max Speed: 100 km/h (road), 9.7 km/h (water)
Max Range: 660 km
Armament: 1x12.7mm
Ammunition: 500x12.7mm
Cargo: 80x82mm Mortar rounds
Armor: 14mm
Transported In: CH-53 (1), C-130 (1), C-130J-30 (2), C-141 (2), C-5 (5)
An ammunition carrier for supporting LAV-M units, which is deployed at a rate of 1 per section (4 per platoon).
Cost: $600,000

LAV-L (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav-l2.jpg) (Logistics)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 14,789 kg
Length: 6.935m
Width: 2.67m
Height: 2.7m
Max Speed: 100 km/h (road), 9.7 km/h (water)
Max Range: 660 km
Armament: 1x7.62mm
Ammunition: 1000x7.62mm
Payload: 3876 kg
Armor: 14mm
Transported In: CH-53 (1), C-130 (1), C-130J-30 (2), C-141 (2), C-5 (5)
An armored supply vehicle based on the LAV chassis.
Cost: $750,000

LAV-A (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/lav-a.jpg) (Ambulance)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 14,583 kg
Length: 6.935m
Width: 2.67m
Height: 2.7m
Max Speed: 100 km/h (road), 9.7 km/h (water)
Max Range: 660 km
Passengers: 8 ambulatory casualties (sitting), or 5 ambulatory and 2 litter patients
Armor: 14mm
A medical evacuation version of the LAV.
Cost: $650,000

M1126 Stryker ICV (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/icv_0204.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 9
Combat Weight: 17,234 kg (19,501 kg w/ appliqué armor)
Length: 6.985m
Width: 2.7178m
Height: 2.6416m
Max Speed: 96.6 km/h
Max Range: 531 km
Armament: Remote mount w/ 1x12.7 mm mg OR 40mm AGL OR 7.62mm
Ammunition: 3200x7.62mm OR 2000x12.7mm OR 430x40mm, 3360x5.56mm (for troops)
Armor: 14mm (45mm w/ appliqué armor)
A medium-weight armored vehicle that provides a rapid-deployment capability with a strong capability. The unit has excellent mobility, moderate armor protection, and high deployability. However, there have been some problems with the design, notably the fact that, despite promises, it is not truly deployable via C-130, especially with the additional armor protection (without which, it only protects against 7.62mm fire).
Cost: $1.7 million

M1134 Stryker ATGM (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/stryker-ATGMFiring.jpg)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 17,234 kg (19,501 kg w/ appliqué armor)
Length: 6.985m
Width: 2.7178m
Height: 2.6416m
Max Speed: 96.6 km/h
Max Range: 531 km
Armament: 1xTwin-tube TOW launcher, 1x12.7mm mg
Armor: 14mm (45mm w/ appliqué armor)
An ATGM version of the Stryker originally designed as an interim support vehicle while the MGS was under development. This provides generally greater tank-killing capability, but less flexibility than the MGS, due to the limited nature of the TOW warhead.
Cost: $2.2 million

M1128 Stryker MGS (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/stryker-MGS-offthebeach.jpg)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 18,594 kg (20,862 kg w/ appliqué armor)
Length: 6.985m
Width: 2.7178m
Height: 2.6416m
Max Speed: 96.6 km/h
Max Range: 531 km
Armament: 1x105mm M68 cannon, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x12.7mm mg
Ammunition: 18x105mm, 400x12.7mm, 3400x7.62mm
Armor: 14mm (45mm w/ appliqué armor)
An armored gun platform based on the Stryker chassis. This unit incorporates a turret with the same M68 105mm gun that was used on the M60 and the original M1 main battle tank, and fires APFSDS, HEAT, HEP, and Canister rounds to provide a wide range of support for infantry forces. Though should not be confused with a tank replacement, and its armor is insufficient to deal with even light cannons. However, it is a solid system due to its deployability, and, though just barely, it can be deployed via C-130.
Cost: $2.5 million

M1127 Stryker RV (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/stryker-RV_print.jpg)
Crew: 1 + 6
Combat Weight: 17,234 kg (19,501 kg w/ appliqué armor)
Length: 6.985m
Width: 2.7178m
Height: 2.6416m
Max Speed: 96.6 km/h
Max Range: 531 km
Armament: Remote mount w/ 1x12.7 mm mg OR 40mm AGL OR 7.62mm
Ammunition: 3200x7.62mm OR 2000x12.7mm OR 430x40mm
Armor: 14mm (45mm w/ appliqué armor)
A reconnaissance version of the Stryker, which is used for deploying infantry recon squads, as well as for armored reconnaissance. The main benefit here is that the Stryker’s rubber tires make it a comparatively quiet vehicle, and thus make it easier for it to get close to a target.
Cost: $1.7 million

M1129 Stryker MC (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/stryker-icon-mc.jpg)
Crew: 5
Combat Weight: 17,234 kg (19,501 kg w/ appliqué armor)
Length: 6.985m
Width: 2.7178m
Height: 2.6416m
Max Speed: 96.6 km/h
Max Range: 531 km
Armament: 1x120mm & 1x60mm mortar, 1x7.62mm mg
Armor: 14mm (45mm w/ appliqué armor)
A fire support version of the Stryker, which employs a crew of 5 and a turntable mounted mortar. For flexibility, the vehicle carries both 120mm and 60mm mortars, though only one can be used at a time. Both weapons, and particularly the 60mm unit, can be removed and carried by dismounted troops for further flexibility.
Cost: $1.8 million

M1130 Stryker CV (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/stryker-CV001.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 3
Combat Weight: 17,234 kg (19,501 kg w/ appliqué armor)
Length: 6.985m
Width: 2.7178m
Height: 2.6416m
Max Speed: 96.6 km/h
Max Range: 531 km
Armament: Remote mount w/ 1x12.7 mm mg OR 40mm AGL OR 7.62mm
Ammunition: 3200x7.62mm OR 2000x12.7mm OR 430x40mm
Armor: 14mm (45mm w/ appliqué armor)
A command post variant of the Stryker, similar to the M577 in role and features, though with greater protection and mobility. It’s fully integrated into the digitized battlefield and includes a screen for easy viewing of information.
Cost: $1.8 million

M1131 Stryker FSV (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/stryker-FSV-06.jpg)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 17,234 kg (19,501 kg w/ appliqué armor)
Length: 6.985m
Width: 2.7178m
Height: 2.6416m
Max Speed: 96.6 km/h
Max Range: 531 km
Armament: Remote mount w/ 1x12.7 mm mg OR 40mm AGL OR 7.62mm
Ammunition: 3200x7.62mm OR 2000x12.7mm OR 430x40mm
Armor: 14mm (45mm w/ appliqué armor)
Another Stryker variant, this time for FIST crews. The vehicle maintains communication gear and a laser designator to help in its role of coordinating fire support for field units. This includes directing ground artillery, naval gunfire, and air strikes, and marking targets for laser-guided munitions.
Cost: $1.9 million

M1135 Stryker NBCRV (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/stryker-NBCRVExterior1.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 17,234 kg (19,501 kg w/ appliqué armor)
Length: 6.985m
Width: 2.7178m
Height: 2.6416m
Max Speed: 96.6 km/h
Max Range: 531 km
Armor: 14mm (45mm w/ appliqué armor)
An advanced NBC recon version of the Stryker that’s designed to detect and mark areas of NBC contamination to help protect troops from such forms of warfare.
Cost: $1.6 million

M1132 Stryker ESV (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/stryker-ESVPlow006.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 4
Combat Weight: 17,234 kg (19,501 kg w/ appliqué armor)
Length: 6.985m
Width: 2.7178m
Height: 2.6416m
Max Speed: 96.6 km/h
Max Range: 531 km
Armament: Remote mount w/ 1x12.7 mm mg OR 40mm AGL OR 7.62mm
Ammunition: 3200x7.62mm OR 2000x12.7mm OR 430x40mm
Armor: 14mm (45mm w/ appliqué armor)
An engineering variant of the Stryker, designed to give combat engineers the capability of operating (and keeping up) with forward troops. The vehicle carries an engineer squad of four, a long with a large assortment of equipment, and can tow a trailer for additional engineer equipment.
Cost: $1.5 million

M1133 Stryker MEV (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/stryker-MEV-left.jpg)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 17,234 kg (19,501 kg w/ appliqué armor)
Length: 6.985m
Width: 2.7178m
Height: 2.6416m
Max Speed: 96.6 km/h
Max Range: 531 km
Cargo: 4xLittler patient or 6xAmbulatory patient
Armor: 14mm (45mm w/ appliqué armor)
A medical evacuation (read ambulance) version of the Stryker. This unit provides rapid transit of casualties to rear area medical facilities.
Cost: $1.5 million

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APCs
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PLEASE NOTE:
All units listed here in red print are advanced units that are only available to nations with MFN or NGS status, or as part of a special deal.
All units listed in blue print are extremely sensitive units that are only available to our closest allies or with special exceptions.



Rhino Hvy APC (http://naoruzanje.paracin.co.yu/btr-t4.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 11
Combat Weight: 62,582 kg
Length: 8.36m
Width: 3.74m
Height: 2.86m
Speed: 58 km/h (road), 39 km/h (off-road), 32 km/h (cross-country)
Range: 550 km
Fording: 1.2m (2m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x15.5mm, 1x7.62mm
Ammunition: 300x15.5mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 925mm (1600mm) max
This is essentially an Alley Cat without the heavy armament, and the lack of those heavy weapons has freed up enough internal space to allow for an additional two passengers to fit in.
Cost: $4 million (new), $1.4 million (modification of Iron Cheetah MBT)

Swifsure Fast APC (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/europe/images/fuchs.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 11
Combat Weight: 22,000 kg
Length: 6.86m
Width: 3m
Height: 2.66m
Speed: 115 km/h road, 72 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country, 10.5 km/h water
Range: 800 km
Armament: 1x7.62mm
Ammunition: 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 65mm (76mm)
A complement to the fast Shadow Cat IFV in Cavalry and “Strike” formations, the Swifsure was designed to replacing the ancient M113 models that had been operating with these units for so long. Though notably heavier, it’s about 50% faster and much better protected. As with all other APC and IFV units, it’s equipped with an electric armor system as standard, with a PADS being optional.
Cost: $800,000 ($900,000 w/ PADS)

GP APC (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/vbci/images/VBCI_1.jpg Dragoon)
Crew: 2 + 11
Combat Weight: 16,000 kg
Length: 6.3m
Width: 2.5m
Height: 2.25m
Speed: 85 km/h road, 66 km/h off-road, 50 km/h average cross country, 9 km/h water
Range: 500 km
Armament: 1x15.5mm, 1x7.62mm
Ammunition: 600x15.5mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 65mm (76mm)
A complement to the Swiftsure with a great degree of commonality. This vehicle replaces the M113 series in most units.
Cost: $600,000 ($700,000 w/ PADS)

Rockhopper I/II Airborne/Mtn APC (http://naoruzanje.paracin.co.yu/mlvm1.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 11
Combat Weight: 10,573 kg (12,476 kg for Mk.II)
Length: 6.4m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 1.95m
Speed: 53 km/h road (66 km/h for Mk.II), 48 km/h off-road, 42 km/h average cross country
Range: 500 km
Fording: 0.75m (1.2m w/ preparation, 3.5m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x15.5mm, 1x7.62mm
Ammunition: 400x15.5mm, 1200x7.62mm
Armor: 35mm (42mm)
This unit is a light APC designed for airborne and mountain units, who simply can’t operate the heavier units with much effectiveness. These units, based on the Stormcrow chassis, are equipped to be dropped from aircraft with crews inside, and the excellent suspension also makes them superb for mountain warfare. Though lightly armored, the electric armor system makes them almost impervious to HEAT type weapons, and a PADS system can be fitted if desired.
Cost: $400,000 Mk.I ($500,000 w/ PADS), $500,000 Mk.II ($600,000 w/ PADS)

Fuchs 2 APC (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/fuchs/images/Fuchs_1.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 10
Combat Weight: 20,000 kg
Length: 6.83m
Width: 2.98m
Height: 2.42m
Speed: 96 km/h road, 10 km/h water
Range: 700 km
Payload: 9.4 tons (10.5m3)
Armament: options for 7.62mm, 12.7mm, 40mm AGL, and 30mm cannon
Armor: 14mm (options for 30mm all-around & 44mm frontal)
An upgrade of the Fuchs with a new engine and increased internal space to provide improved comfort and transport capability.
Cost: $700,000

Transportpanzer 1 Fuchs APC (http://www.ftd.de/asset/Image/Migration/2005/fuchs,0.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 10
Combat Weight: 19,000 kg
Length: 6.3m
Width: 2.98m
Height: 2.3m
Speed: 105 km/h road, 10.5 km/h water
Range: 800 km
Payload: 5.4 tons
Armament: 1x7.62mm mg
Ammunition: 1000x7.62mm
A heavy, wheeled APC most notable for its variants, particularly the NBC Recon unit (also known as the M93A1 Fox) and the Rasit ground surveillance radar system, both also available through CSJMI. The unit is well protected, and has excellent road speed and cruising range, as well as a solid amphibious capability.
Cost: $500,000

M113A4 MTVL (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m113-001.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 11
Weight: 16,500 kg
Speed: 66 km/h
Range: 480 km
Armament: 1x12.7mm mg, 1x7.62mm mg
This is a lengthened M113 with a light enclosed turret and a number of other improvements. The increased length means that despite the turret, the troop capacity hasn’t diminished. However, the vehicle gains 4000 kg in weight, which makes it a little too heavy for some operations, especially with the C-130, though it’s still airdroppable thanks to improved suspension. The lengthening has also increased performance, providing better control and reduced ground pressure, even when factoring in the additional weight. There’s also provisions for additional armor to be added, providing significant protection, giving it the same protection as the M2A2 Bradley.
Cost: $700,000

M113A3 APC (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m113a3-upgrade.gif)
Crew: 2 + 11
Weight: 12,336 kg
Speed: 66 km/h
Range: 480 km
Armament: 1x12.7mm mg
Ammunition: 2000x12.7mm
Armor: 44mm, appliqué armor provides protection against 14.5mm
The modern version of the M113 APC. It’s somewhat heavier than the earlier models, but is 10% faster and has better armor protection, as well as superior automotive performance, including steering, acceleration, and suspension.
Cost: $400,000 (new), $225,000 (upgrade of earlier M113 models)

M113A2 APC (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m113-approach-ship-ramp.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 11
Weight: 11,253 kg
Length: 4.763m
Width: 2.686m
Height: 2.52m
Speed: 60.7 km/h road, 5.8 km/h water
Range: 483 km
Armament: 1x12.7mm mg
Ammunition: 2000x12.7mm
Armor: 44mm max
The classic version of the definitive western APC. Though slower and without the optional appliqué armor of some later models, it still holds as a light, rugged, reliable, and most importantly, cheap unit.
Cost: $200,000

Casspir APC (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/rsa/images/casspir_2.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 12
Combat Weight: 12,580 kg
Length: 6.87m
Width: 2.5m
Height: 2.85m
Speed: 90 km/h
Range 800 km
Fording: 1m
Armament: 1-3x7.62mm mg
This is an interesting vehicle, which was designed specifically to transport troops in areas where there was a significant mine threat, and is easily among the best in its class. The vehicle uses a V-shaped monocoque hull combined with a high ground clearance to protect troops inside from mine detonations. The vehicle is able to protect the troops inside from a triple TM-57 mine blast (21 kg TNT) under any wheel, or a double (14 kg) under the hull itself. It’s also rugged, reliable, and easy to repair, even after being struck by mines, and is renowned for its excellent cross-country performance. The vehicle has ballistic protection against 7.62mm ball rounds, with improved protection against 7.62mm AP being an option, and is usually armed with 1 or 2 7.62mm machine guns. Additional weapons ports along the side allow the infantry inside to utilize a variety of weapons as well.
Cost: $120,000

BvS10 SUSV
Crew: 1 + 13
Weight: 10,500 kg
Height: 2.2m
Length: 7.6m
Width: 2.2m
Speed: 79 km/h road, 5 km/h water
Range: 300 km
Armament: 1x7.62mm or 12.7mm mg optional in front car, 81/2mm or 120mm mortar in mortar carrier rear car variant
Cargo: 2700 kg
Troops: 13 (3 front car, 10 rear car)
An enlarged Bv206 with improved armor, firepower, and mobility. Like the Bv206S, it has easily exchangeable rear units and excellent mobility in difficult terrain. However, the high weight precludes it from many of the airmobile operations that the smaller Bv206 excels in.
Cost: $950,000

M973A2 (Bv206S) SUSV
Crew: 1 + 11
Weight: 6740 kg (3370 kg front car, 3370 kg rear car)
Height: 2.3m (front car), 2.45m (rear car)
Length: 6.9m
Width: 1.87m
Speed: 52 km/h road, 4 km/h water
Range: 370 km
Armament: 1x7.62mm or 12.7mm mg optional in front car, 81/2mm or 120mm mortar in mortar carrier rear car variant
Cargo: 2240 kg (630 kg front car, 1610 kg rear car), 2500 kg max towed load
Troops: 11 (3 front car, 8 rear car)
This is an extremely valuable and versatile transport vehicle designed for operation in harsh conditions. It consists of two vehicles with a joint steering assembly and individually powered tracks. The four large, powered tracks provide the vehicle with low ground pressure (in fact, the ground pressure it exerts is less than half of that of your foot) allowing it to operate in soft snow, drifting sand, and marshes that would be impassible to almost all other combat vehicles, and it’s designed to operate in both extreme heat and cold to boot. Additionally, the steering system allows both cars to individually negotiate obstacles, allowing for vastly improved performance on rough terrain. Finally, the vehicle can rapidly change roles by swapping rear units, which is a quick and easy task. Additional rear units include ambulance, command post, and flatbed, and mortar carrier. The M973A2 differs from earlier models in that it has increased armor to provide a degree of protection against small arms and shell splinters.
Cost: $550,000

(OOC:I hope I am not disturbing anything, but, what are the "Special exceptions" with your blue print units?)

(OOC:I hope I am not disturbing anything, but, what are the "Special exceptions" with your blue print units?)
That's a loop hole for special offers I may give, such as when I offered the F-36 series to all OMP members.
To put it simply: if you don't know if you qualify for those units, chances are pretty good that you don't. There are only two active nations that can get all of them, and a handful of others that may get offered a few as one of those "special exceptions." Again, these nations should, for the most part, all know who they are.

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ROCKET ARTILLERY
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PLEASE NOTE:
All units listed here in red print are advanced units that are only available to nations with MFN or NGS status, or as part of a special deal.
All units listed in blue print are extremely sensitive units that are only available to our closest allies or with special exceptions.



HARS 320mm Rocket System (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/images/ws-1-1.jpg)
Crew: 5
Combat Weight: 40,000 kg
Speed: 72 km/h
Range: 500 km
Armament: 4x320mm Rocket
Weapon Range: 180 km
A very large, truck mounted system for delivering heavy 320mm rockets, which provide deep strike capability with their 180 km range. These are usually used to strike at command and control facilities that would otherwise be immune to attack. Counter battery fire and general suppression are secondary missions. This unit is designed to be compatible with 300-330mm rockets in service with most other nations as well, easing supply situation if either the user or the opponent operates such systems, though foreign rockets may lack the performance of the intended weapons.
Cost: $5 million

STARS 300mm Rocket System (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/russia/images/9a52-line.gif)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 45,000 kg
Length: 12.3m
Width: 3.15m
Height: 3.2m
Speed: 66 km/h road, 40 km/h off-road, 25 km/h average cross country
Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.2m
Armament: 12x300mm Rocket
Weapon Range: 100 km
Salvo Time: 30 sec
Emplace/Displace Time: 3 min
Reload Time: 20 minutes
A lighter alternative to the HARS, this unit fires 300mm rockets. While these have only a bit over half the range, they have a much higher payload, and the vehicle carries a full dozen as opposed to the 4 for the HARS launcher. As with the HARS, it’s designed to fire foreign-made 300mm class rockets (particularly the Russian and Chinese units), as well as indigenous systems.
Cost: $5 million

MARS 220mm Rocket System (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/russia/images/9p140-line.gif)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 24,000 kg
Length: 9.5m
Width: 2.8m
Height: 3.2m
Speed: 70 km/h road, 44 km/h off-road, 30 km/h average cross country
Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.2m
Armament: 16x220mm Rocket
Weapon Range: 40 km
Salvo Time: 20 sec
Emplace/Displace Time: 3 min
Reload Time: 10 minutes
A medium system optimized for 220-240mm weapons, which is capable of launching off up to 16 of them. This unit, like the larger systems, is designed to take advantage of stockpiles of foreign rockets, though they will likely lack the performance of the weapons provided by CSJMI.
Cost: $3 million

STBARS 200mm Rocket System (http://fmso.leavenworth.army.mil/fmsopubs/issues/fuelair/fig1b.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 42,000 kg
Length: 9.76m
Width: 3.74m
Height: 2.24m
Speed: 75 km/h road, 54 km/h off-road, 45 km/h average cross country
Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.2m
Armament: 36x200mm TBR
Weapon Range: 7 km
Salvo Time: 54 sec
Based on the Black Lanner tank chassis, this system is equipped with 36 short range thermobaric (FAE) rockets. The firepower is impressive, and this unit can pacify large areas in short order.
Cost: $4.5 million

TELARS 122mm Tracked Rocket System (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/images/t89-122sp-2.jpg)
Crew: 5
Combat Weight: 28,000 kg
Length: 6.7m
Width: 3.2m
Height: 2.5m
Max Speed: 70 km/h road, 50 km/h off-road, 42 km/h average cross country
Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.2m
Armament: 40x122mm Rocket
Ammunition: 80x122mm Rocket
Weapon Range: 30 km
Salvo Time: 20 sec
Emplace Time: 3 min
Displace Time: 2 min
Reload Time: 3 min (from onboard reload)
Another unit designed to take advantage of foreign systems, this time the 122mm Soviet Grad series that can be found all over the place, with options for 130 and 140mm rockets as well. It actually mounts two full rocket pods, with the second one being loaded into position after the first is fired. This naturally allows for improved reload times. The vehicle is based on a Mist Lynx IFV chassis.
Cost: $3 million

WELARS 122mm Wheeled Rocket System (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/images/122-mrl.jpg)
Crew: 5
Combat Weight: 16,200 kg
Length: 7.75m
Width: 2.5m
Height: 3.15m
Speed: 80 km/h road, 48 km/h off-road, 35 km/h average cross country
Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.5m
Armament: 40x122mm Rocket
Ammunition: 80x122mm Rocket
Weapon Range: 30 km
Salvo Time: 20 sec
Emplace Time: 3 min
Displace Time: 2 min
Reload Time: 3 min (from onboard reload)
A truck-mounted companion to the TELARS, this unit is much cheaper and faster, but more vulnerable. The rocket system, however, is identical.
Cost: $1.4 million

Wegmann MRL (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/rsa/images/valkiri-image15.jpg)
Crew: 2
Combat Weight: 6400 kg
Length: 5.4m
Width: 2.3m
Height: 2.35m
Speed: 90 km/h
Range: 400 km
Armament: 24x122mm rocket
Weapon Range: 8-40 km
Salvo Time: 24 sec
Emplace Time: 5 min
Displace Time: 2 min
Reload Time: 10 min
A new, highly automated and mobile rocket system incorporating a truck mounted launcher for 24 122mm rockets. As with other launchers, it can accept the full variety of 107-140mm rockets in foreign inventory, and with only a crew of 2 needed to operate, these are very flexible and mobile, and the small size and low weight makes it perfectly suited for airborne and amphibious operations, and it can be airdropped with the crew inside.
Cost: $1 million

LAARS 110mm Rocket System (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/europe/images/r110sf2.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 15,500 kg
Speed: 100 km/h
Range: 550 km
Armament: 36x110mm Rocket
Weapon Range: 14 km
Salvo Time: 36 sec
The final, and smallest of the new rocket launchers. This system fires the 110mm LARS rocket, as well as foreign 107 and 110mm weapons. It’s designed to be airdropped with the crew inside, thus providing light rocket support to airborne formations.
Cost: $750,000

M270A1 MLRS artillery system (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/mlrs/images/mlrs7.jpg)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 25,000 kg
Length: 7m
Width: 3m
Height: 2.6m (5m w/ launcher elevated)
Max Speed: 65 kmh
Max Range: 483 km
Armament: 12.7mm mg, 12x227mm rocket or 2xATACMS missile
A standard multiple launch rocke system capable of handling the full range of 227mm MLRS rockets as well as the ATACMS missiles. Effective range varies according to the weapon used, but is usually 50-150 km.
Cost: $3.2 million (new), $1.8 million (used)

M142 HIMARS artillery system (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/himars12.jpg)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 10,885 kg
Length: 7m
Width: 2.4m
Height: 3.2m
Max Speed: 85 kmh
Max Range: 483 km
Armament: 6x227mm rocket or 1xATACMS missile
A lighter, faster version of the MLRS that mounts a single pack on a 5-Ton truck chassis. It's light weight allows it to be deployed with airborne and airmobile forces, giving them dedicated fire support.
Cost: $1.8 million (new), $1 million (used)

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SELF-PROPELLED GUNS & HOWITZERS
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PLEASE NOTE:
All units listed here in red print are advanced units that are only available to nations with MFN or NGS status, or as part of a special deal.
All units listed in blue print are extremely sensitive units that are only available to our closest allies or with special exceptions.



M2021A3 Roundhead 203mm SPH (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/images/203sp-1.jpg)
Crew: 6 + 6 in ammunition truck or RSV
Combat Weight: 42,234 kg
Length: 12.8m
Width: 3.5m
Height: 3.5m
Max Speed: 70 km/h (road), 50 km/h (off-road)
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1m
Armament: 1x203mm howitzer, 1x12.7mm AAMG, 2x4 Smoke Grenade Launcher
Ammunition: 4x203mm, 300x12.7mm, 8x81mm Smoke Grenade
Weapon Range: 126 km w/ hybrid, 113.6 km w/ rocket assisted, 96.56 km w/ base bleed, 69.86 km w/ unassisted
Rate of Fire: 4 rpm burst, 1 rpm sustained
Emplace Time: 90 sec
Displace Time: 60 sec
Armor: 20mm
A second improved Roundhead that complements the M2021A2. This unit is armed with a much more powerful ETC gun, giving much longer range. However, it does lack the ability to perform some of the fast-loading features of the M2021A2, and has a correspondingly lower rate of fire.
Cost: $15 million, $6 million for armored resupply vehicle

M2021A2 Roundhead 203mm SPH (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/images/203sp-1.jpg)
Crew: 6 + 6 in ammunition truck or RSV
Combat Weight: 42,234 kg
Length: 12.8m
Width: 3.5m
Height: 3.5m
Max Speed: 70 km/h (road), 50 km/h (off-road)
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1m
Armament: 1x203mm howitzer, 1x12.7mm AAMG, 2x4 Smoke Grenade Launcher
Ammunition: 4x203mm, 300x12.7mm, 8x81mm Smoke Grenade
Weapon Range: 100.8 km w/ hybrid, 90.88 km w/ rocket assisted, 77.25 km w/ base bleed, 55.89 km w/ unassisted
Rate of Fire: 6 rpm burst, 1.5 rpm sustained
Emplace Time: 90 sec
Displace Time: 60 sec
Armor: 20mm
A much more powerful version of the Roundhead that makes use of the newer liquid propellant technology, providing a significant boost over the export model. Improved assisted loading and liquid propellant transfer system give this unit a previously unheard of rate of fire, and a single battery of these weapons provides support equivalent to a full battalion of normal M110A2s. This is also possibly the only 203mm self-propelled howitzer with a true MRSIT capability (up to 4 rounds).
Cost: $14 million, $6 million for armored resupply vehicle

M2021 Roundhead 203mm SPH (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/images/203sp-1.jpg)
Crew: 6 + 6 in ammunition truck or RSV
Combat Weight: 42,234 kg
Length: 12.8m
Width: 3.5m
Height: 3.5m
Max Speed: 70 km/h (road), 50 km/h (off-road)
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1m
Armament: 1x203mm howitzer, 1x12.7mm AAMG, 2x4 Smoke Grenade Launcher
Ammunition: 4x203mm, 300x12.7mm, 8x81mm Smoke Grenade
Weapon Range: 63 km w/ hybrid, 56.8 km w/ rocket assisted, 48.28 km w/ base bleed, 34.93 km w/ unassisted
Rate of Fire: 4 rpm burst, 1 rpm sustained
Emplace Time: 90 sec
Displace Time: 60 sec
Armor: 20mm
A 203mm self-propelled howitzer designed for export. This unit takes advantage of the 1st generation LP technology to provide a weapon with excellent range (unassisted rounds exceed the range of assisted round from an M110), and the lower loading requirement due to the automated LP system allow the unit to achieve twice the rate of fire of contemporary heavy artillery guns. The vehicle only carries up to 4 rounds itself, with the actual shells being provided by associated ground vehicles. Instead, it maintains propellant that should be sufficient for approximately 48 firings.
Cost: $10 million, $6 million for armored resupply vehicle.

M2012A3 Cavalier (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/crusader-artwork.jpg)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 39,974 kg
Length: 12.6m (including gun), 7.67m (hull)
Width: 3.5m
Height: 2.9m
Max Speed: 70 km/h (road), 50 km/h (off-road)
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.28m
Armament: 1x155mm/56 cal ETC howitzer, 1x12.7mm AAMG, 2x4 Smoke Grenade Launcher
Ammunition: 48x155mm, 300x12.7mm, 8x81mm Smoke Grenade
Weapon Range: 120.28 km w/ hybrid, 108.4 km w/ rocket assisted, 92.14 km w/ base bleed, 71.62 km w/ unassisted
Rate of Fire: 12 rpm burst, 5 rpm sustained
Emplace Time: 30 sec
Displace Time: 30 sec
Armor: 20mm
Another improved M2012, this time boasting an extremely long range ETC gun. The primary advantage of this unit is the much longer ranges, allowing it to strike rear area targets, provide counterbattery fire against even long range rocket systems, and also provide support of forward formations while itself beyond the range of counterbattery fire. However, due to the high power of the ETC propellant, there is less versatility with range, meaning MRSIT capability suffers, as does capability in short-range bombardment, and rate of fire suffers slightly. This weapon is optimized for striking at targets beyond 20 km.
Cost: $17.5 million (1 SPH & 1 Tracked RSV), $17 million (1 SPH & 1 Wheeled RSV)

M2012A2 Cavalier (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/crusader-line.gif)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 39,974 kg
Length: 12.6m (including gun), 7.67m (hull)
Width: 3.5m
Height: 2.9m
Max Speed: 70 km/h (road), 50 km/h (off-road)
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.28m
Armament: 1x155mm/56 cal howitzer, 1x12.7mm AAMG, 2x4 Smoke Grenade Launcher
Ammunition: 48x155mm, 300x12.7mm, 8x81mm Smoke Grenade
Weapon Range: 90.21 km w/ hybrid, 81.3 km w/ rocket assisted, 69.11 km w/ base bleed, 53.72 km w/ unassisted
Rate of Fire: 14 rpm burst, 6 rpm sustained
Emplace Time: 30 sec
Displace Time: 30 sec
Armor: 20mm
A further improvement of the M2012 Cavalier which boasts improved communications, climate control (NBC protection), and is optimized for the new liquid propellant systems, which provide it with astounding range. Though the maximum range is only about 3/4 that of the ETC variant, this unit is much more versatile for MRSIT and short-range bombardment situations, and the two are meant to be complementary.
Cost: $16 million (1 SPH & 1 Tracked RSV), $15.5 million (1 SPH & 1 Wheeled RSV)

M2012 Cavalier (http://www.army-technology.com/contractor_images/general_dynamics/gd3.jpg)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 39,974 kg
Length: 12.6m (including gun), 7.67m (hull)
Width: 3.5m
Height: 2.9m
Max Speed: 70 km/h (road), 50 km/h (off-road)
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.28m
Armament: 1x155mm/56 cal howitzer, 1x12.7mm AAMG, 2x4 Smoke Grenade Launcher
Ammunition: 48x155mm, 300x12.7mm
Weapon Range: 60.14 km w/ hybrid, 54.2 km w/ rocket assisted, 46.07 km w/ base bleed, 35.81 km w/ unassisted
Rate of Fire: 14 rpm burst, 6 rpm sustained
Emplace Time: 30 sec
Displace Time: 30 sec
Armor: 20mm
This is a significantly improved version of the Crusader SPH, which utilizes new liquid propellants rather than the standard bag charges used by other guns. With the new loading system, the propellant can be interjected into the barrel in specific amounts, reducing the need for elevation changes. It also loads faster, and thus improves rate of fire and MRSIT capability, and a few minutes was cut off the reload time. Finally, the propellants are more efficient than the standard charges, and the gun's range has been increased as well. As with the Crusader, both tracked and wheeled RSVs are available.
Cost: $14.5 million (1 SPH & 1 Tracked RSV), $14.2 million (1 SPH & 1 Wheeled RSV)

M2024 Peorth Wheeled 155mm SPH (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/rsa/images/g6-1-tw.jpg)
Crew: 4 (+4 in RSV)
Combat Weight: 54,000 kg
Length: 10.67m
Width: 3.5m
Height: 3.5m
Speed: 85 km/h road, 70 km/h off-road, 40 km/h cross country
Range: 700 km
Fording: 1m
Armament: 1x155mm/52 cal gun/howitzer, 1x12.7mm AAMG, 2x4 Smoke Grenade Launcher
Ammunition: 48x155mm, 300x12.7mm, 8x81mm Smoke Grenade
Weapon Range: 40 km ERFB, 51 km ERFB-BB, 72 km V-LAP
Rate of Fire: 8 rpm (automatic), 1 rpm (sustained manual)
Emplace Time: 45 sec
Displace Time: 30 sec
MRSIT: 6 rounds @ 25 km (V-LAP),
Reload: 40 rounds in 10 min
Armor: 40mm
An advanced wheeled artillery unit that utilizes a special velocity enhanced (V-LAP) shell to provide ranges akin to LP and ETC weapons without the cost of including them. An automatic loading system provides an astounding sustained rate of 8 rounds per minute, and on-board computers provide MRSIT capability. Additionally, the advanced wheeled chassis has demonstrated a phenomenal mobility, managing 70 km/h even off-road, and the vehicle can fire the first round within 45 seconds of stopping, while needing only 30 seconds after the last round to head out again, providing excellent shoot-and-scoot capability. As with our other advanced systems, this includes defensive aids suites, electric armor, and is tied into the modern digital battlefield, making particular use of UAV systems for targeting.
Cost: $12 million (1 SPH & 1 RSV)

M2028 Skuld 155mm SPH (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/europe/images/zuzana-1b.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 30,000 kg
Length: 13m
Width: 3.2m
Height: 3.5m
Speed: 80 km/h road (27 km/h cross country)
Range: 700 km
Fording: 1.4m
Armament: 1x155mm/45 cal gun/howitzer, 1x12.7mm AAMG, 2x4 Smoke Grenade Launcher
Ammunition: 40x155mm, 300x12.7mm, 8x81mm Smoke Grenade
Weapon Range: 24 km unassisted, 40 km assisted
Rate of Fire: 6 rpm (automatic), 1 rpm (sustained manual)
Armor: 40mm
A modern wheeled artillery piece designed for export. It has the benefit of an advanced automatic loading system, which allows for an impressive sustained rate of fire of 6 rounds per minute, which is far superior to most other weapons in this price class, and equal to that of the most modern guns (though without the higher burst rate). When combined with excellent mobility and long range, this becomes a devastatingly effective weapon.
Cost: $4.5 million

M2001A1 Crusader (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/crusader/images/crusader11.jpg)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 37 tons
Length: 12.9032m (gun forwards), 7.5184m (hull)
Width: 3.5052m
Height: 2.8956m
Max Speed: 70 km/h (road), 50 km/h (off-road)
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.27m
Armament: 1x155mm/56 cal howitzer, 1x12.7mm AAMG
Ammunition: 60x155mm, 300x12.7mm
Weapon Range: up to 50 km
Rate of Fire: 12 rpm burst, 6 rpm sustained
Emplace Time: 30 sec
Displace Time: 30 sec
Armor: 20mm
A powerful, advanced self-propelled artillery system. This is a rapid response system, and is capable of firing within 15 seconds of a mission being acknowledged, or 30 seconds if the vehicle is moving. It also boasts exceptional accuracy, with a CEP of 60m at 25 km, compared to 155m for the M109A6 Paladin. It is capable of performing MRSIT missions at ranges from 5-30 km, where up to 8 rounds can be fired with different trajectories and charges so that they all impact at the target within a 4 second period. The system also boasts a resupply vehicle based on the same chassis, which is capable of transferring a full load (60 rounds & 270 charges, as well as 300 gallons of fuel) in under 12 minutes. The resupply vehicle carries 2 full loads of ammunition (120 rounds & 540 charges). A more mobile wheeled RSV, with a weight of 31 tons, and a road speed of 90 km/h (65 km/h cross-country) is available, but isn't as well protected. The system also boasts excellent mobility, with sufficient speed to keep pace with modern armored forces, and the relatively low weight also means that up to two vehicles can be transported in a C-17 or C-5 cargo aircraft.
Cost: $12.7 million (1 SPH and 1 tracked RSV), $12.4 million (1 SPH and 1 wheeled RSV)

M109A6 Paladin (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/2_17.jpg)
Crew: 4 (+ 5 in RSV)
Weight: 63,615 lbs
Length: 9.12m (gun forwards), 6.19m (hull)
Width: 3.15m
Height: 3.28m (2.8m transport)
Speed: 61.2 km/h, 30.6 km/h off-road
Range: 300 km
Fording: 1.07m
Weapon Range: 22 km unassisted, 30 km w/ RAP, 4 km minimum
Rate of Fire: 4 rpm for 3 min, 1 rpm sustained
Emplace Time: 45 sec
Displace Time: 30 sec
Ammunition: 39x155mm, 500x12.7mm
The final, and much improved version of the M109 series. This has a new gun, greater automation and survivability, higher speed, and a greater ammunition capacity. It also has a far superior communications system, allowing the units to spread out more and displace faster after firing. It is accompanied by the improved M992A2 FAASV, which carries 100 rounds and has increased speed and protection to match that of the Paladin.
Cost: $8 million w/ FAASV

M109A5 (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m109a5.jpg)
Crew: 6 (+ 5 in RSV)
Weight: 24,943 kg
Length: 9.12m (gun forwards), 6.19m (hull)
Width: 3.15m
Height: 3.28m (2.8m transport)
Speed: 56.3 km/h mph
Range: 349 km
Fording: 1.07m
Weapon Range: 22 km unassisted, 30 km w/ RAP, 4 km minimum
Rate of Fire: 4 rpm for 3 min, 1 rpm sustained
Ammunition: 36x155mm, 500x12.7mm
A further upgraded M109A2 with a new, longer-ranged gun.
Cost: $5.5 million w/ FAASV

M109A2 (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m109a2-faasv.jpg)
Crew: 6 (+ 5 in FAASV)
Weight: 24,943 kg
Length: 9.12m (gun forwards), 6.19m (hull)
Width: 3.15m
Height: 3.28m (2.8m transport)
Speed: 56.3 km/h mph
Range: 349 km
Fording: 1.07m
Weapon Range: 18 km unassisted, 23.5 km w/ RAP
Rate of Fire: 4 rpm for 3 min, 1 rpm sustained
Ammunition: 36x155mm, 500x12.7mm
An improved version of the original M109 series howitzers with a number of upgrades. It’s on the lower end of today’s self-propelled artillery guns, but is still quite effective for younger armies. The vehicle comes with a dedicated resupply unit (M992 FAASV) based on the same chassis, which carries 93 complete rounds and can transfer up to 8 rounds per minute.
Cost: $5 million w/ FAASV

M2031 Musketeer (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/atmos/images/Atmos_1.jpg)
Crew: 6
Combat Weight: 22,000 kg
Length: 9.6m
Width: 2.6m
Height: 3.2m
Speed: 110 km/h (road), 60 km/h (off-road), 45 km/h (cross-country)
Range: 600 km
Fording: 1.4m
Armament: 1x155mm/52 cal gun, 1x12.7mm AAMG
Ammunition: 32x155mm (w/ 8 in gun), 300x12.7mm
Weapon Range: 33 km (ERFB), 42 km (ERFB-BB), 58 km (V-LAP)
Rate of Fire: 11 rpm burst, 6 rpm sustained
Emplace Time: 30 sec
Displace Time: 30 sec
This is a significant upgrade of the M2015 Lancer self-propelled artillery system, which replaces the original weapon (based on the HFH-155) with the much newer Verdandi system. This provides dramatic increases in range, accuracy, lethality, and rate of fire, while retaining the high mobility and (relatively) low cost.
Cost: $2.5 million

M2014 Pikeman (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/caesar/images/caesar6.jpg)
Crew: 6
Weight: 17,000 kg (transport), 19,500 kg (combat)
Length: 10m
Width: 2.5m
Height: 3.25m
Speed: 100 km/h (road), 45 km/h (cross-country)
Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.2m
Armament: 1x155mm/52 cal
Ammunition: 18 on-board rounds
Rate of Fire: 12 rpm burst, 6 rpm normal, 3 rpm sustained
Emplacement Time: 60 seconds
Displacement Time: 30 seconds
Range: 50+ km w/ extended rounds*, 40+ km w/ assisted rounds, 30+ km w/ unassisted rounds
Ammunition: 20 rounds on-board
A powerful 155mm/52 cal howitzer mounted on a heavy truck chassis. The unit has exceptional mobility and extremely low emplacement and displacement times, allowing for greater tactical application. The use of an assisted loading device and exceptional ammunition also gives this unit very good range and rate of fire, and the low weight gives good strategic transportability.
Cost: $2 million

M2037 Grenadier (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/atmos/images/Atmos_4.jpg)
Crew: 6
Combat Weight: 11,200 kg (transport), 13,600 kg (combat)
Length: 9m
Width: 2.5m
Height: 3.2m
Speed: 110 km/h (road), 50 km/h (cross-country)
Range: 600 km
Emplacement Time: 60 seconds
Displacement Time: 30 seconds
Armament: 155mm/39 cal Urd LFH
Ammunition: 20 on-board rounds (w/ 8 in gun)
Range: 40 km w/ extended rounds*, 30 km w/ assisted rounds, 24 km w/ unassisted rounds
Rate of Fire: 10 rpm burst, 5 rpm sustained
Emplace Time: 30 sec
Displace Time: 30 sec
Carried by: CH-47C/D/F, CH-53, Mi-6, Mi-26
This is an upgrade of the M2015 Lancer utilizing the Urd towed gun as its armament, which is essentially a scaled down Verdandi. The result is a much higher rate of fire, making this an exceptionally deadly unit.
Cost: $2 million

M2015 Lancer (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/europe/images/fh77bgun.jpg)
Crew: 6
Weight: 10,400 kg (transport), 12,000 kg (combat)
Length: 9m
Width: 2.5m
Height: 3.2m
Speed: 110 km/h (road), 50 km/h (cross-country)
Range: 600 km
Barrel: 155mm/39 cal
Ammunition: 12 rounds on-board
Range: 40 km w/ extended rounds*, 30 km w/ assisted rounds, 24 km w/ unassisted rounds
Rate of Fire: 8 rpm burst, 3 rpm normal, 2 rpm sustained
Emplacement Time: 60 seconds
Displacement Time: 30 seconds
Carried by: CH-47C/D/F, CH-53, Mi-6, Mi-26
A lighter version of the Pikeman with a 155mm/39 cal barrel with lower rate of fire and range. It is however, extremely light, and can be airlifted by most modern heavy-lift helicopters, making it invaluable for airmobile assaults, which would otherwise have to rely on towed weapons.
Cost: $1.2 million

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PLEASE NOTE:
All units listed here in red print are advanced units that are only available to nations with MFN or NGS status, or as part of a special deal.
All units listed in blue print are extremely sensitive units that are only available to our closest allies or with special exceptions.



Verdandi 155mm HFH
Crew: 6
Combat Weight: 14,500 kg
Length: 12.5m (travel), 11.3m (firing position)
Width: 3.2m (travel), 8.6m (firing position)
Height: 2.5m
Towed Speed: 90 km/h (road), 55 km/h (off-road), 20 km/h (cross country)
Speed: 20 km/h (road), 12 km/h (off-road), 5 km/h (cross country)
Range: 100 km
Fording: 0.8m
Armament: 1x155mm/52 cal gun, crew weapons
Weapon Range: 33 km (ERFB), 42 km (ERFB-BB), 58 km (V-LAP)
Rate of Fire: 11 rpm burst, 6 rpm sustained
Emplace Time: 2 min
Displace Time: 1 min
The newest field howitzer from CSJMI is equipped with a complete projectile handling system and a burst loader. The mechanism provides automatic loading for shells, with the gun crew only having to manhandle the much lighter charges. This allows for a phenomenal rate of fire. The system can be set with 11 ready rounds (1 in the chamber, 1 in the loading tray, 6 in the magazine, and 3 in the loading crane), which can all be fired without the crew having to touch a single shell. This accounts for an extreme burst rate, and the sustained rate of fire is similarly impressive, approaching that of self-propelled systems. The system also uses the same ammunition as the Peorth SPH, though restrictions based on weight have generated a somewhat reduced range, which still exceeds that of just about any contemporary weapon.
Cost: $1.5 million

HFH-155 (http://home.snafu.de/l.moeller/Bremse/FH-70.jpg)
Crew: 8 (optimum), 5 (minimum)
Combat Weight: 13,000 kg
Length: 12.4m (travel), 11.2m (firing position)
Width: 3.3m (travel), 8.5m (firing position)
Height: 2.4m
Speed: 18 km/h (road), 4 km/h (cross-country)
Towed Speed: 90 km/h road, 50 km/h off-road, 20 km/h cross country
Range: 100 km
Fording: 0.6m
Barrel: 155mm/52 cal
Weapon Range: 50+ km w/ extended rounds*, 40+ km w/ assisted rounds, 30+ km w/ unassisted rounds
Rate of Fire: 12 rpm burst, 6 rpm normal, 2 rpm sustained
Emplace Time: 2 min
Displace Time: 1 min
An impressive field howitzer with which includes both an APU and an ALD giving it a degree of tactical mobility and a high rate of fire. Unlike most guns in its class, it is capable of displacing and moving to a new location without the need of a helicopter or prime mover, allowing for a degree of shoot-and-scoot capability. Speed and range are for movement under its own power using the APU. It can naturally go much faster and further when towed by a truck.
Cost: $1 million

G5 towed howitzer (http://www.ifrance.com/ArmyReco/Afrique/Afrique_du_Sud/Armes/Obusier_canon_G5/obusier_G5_9.jpg)
Crew: 8
Combat Weight: 13,750 kg
Length: 12.1m (travel), 11m (firing position)
Width: 3.3m (travel), 8.7m (firing position)
Height: 2.3m
Max Speed: 16 kmh road, 3 km/h cross country (self-propelled w/ APU)
Towed Speed: 90 km/h road, 50 km/h off-road, 15 km/h cross country
Range: 100 km (using APU)
Fording: 0.6m
Armament: 155mm/45 caliber howitzer, crew weapons
Weapon Range: 40+ km w/ assisted projectile
Rate of Fire: 6 rpm burst, 3 rpm normal, 2 rpm sustained
Emplace Time: 2 min
Displace Time: 1 min
The G5 is an exceptional towed howitzer with extremely high accuracy and a maximum range of over 40 km. It also boasts, unlike its contemporaries, an auxiliary power unit, allowing it to move over short distances on its own, and thus giving increased mobility and survivability.
Cost: $750,000

Urd LFH-155 (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/ufh/images/M777_6.jpg)
Crew: 5-7
Combat Weight: 4200 kg
Length: 10.5m (transport), 9.5m (firing)
Width: 2.8m (transport), 3.9m (firing)
Height: 2.3m
Speed: 8 km/h (road), 2 km/h (cross-country)
Range: 25 km
Fording: 0.7m
Barrel: 155mm/39 cal
Weapon Range: 26.4 km (ERFB), 33.6 km (ERFB-BB), 46.4 km (V-LAP)
Rate of Fire: 10 rpm burst, 5 rpm sustained
Emplace Time: 2 min
Displace Time: 1 min
An advanced lightweight field howitzer with a similar loading system to the much heavier Verdandi. However, a great deal has been sacrificed in the name of weight savings, and rate of fire, weapon range, and self-propelled speed have all suffered notably, though the reduction allows the unit to be transported by most medium and heavy helicopters.
Cost: $1 million

LFH-155 (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/ufh/images/ufh4.jpg)
Crew: 8 (optimum), 5 (minimum)
Combat Weight: 3900 kg
Length: 10.21m (transport), 9.275m (firing)
Width: 2.77m (transport), 3.72m (firing)
Height: 2.26m
Speed: 10 km/h (road), 2 km/h (cross-country)
Towed Speed: 90 km/h road, 50 km/h off-road, 15 km/h cross country
Range: 50 km
Fording: 0.5m
Barrel: 155mm/39 cal
Weapon Range: 40 km w/ extended rounds*, 30 km w/ assisted rounds, 24 km w/ unassisted rounds
Rate of Fire: 8 rpm burst, 3 rpm normal, 2 rpm sustained
Emplacement Time: 3 min
Displacement Time: 2 min
A much lighter field howitzer with a shorter barrel than the HFH, as well as a weaker APU and ALD. This gives it reduced speed, range, and rate of fire, but the weight savings mean that this unit can be carried by most medium helicopters, including the UH-60 Black Hawk, EH-101 Merlin, AS.332 Super Puma, V-22 Osprey, and several variants of the Mi-8/17.
Cost: $700,000

M198 towed howitzer (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m198-1.jpg)
Crew: 9
Combat Weight: 7,154 kg
Length: 12.3m (transport), 11.01m (firing)
Width: 2.79m (transport), 2.89m (firing)
Height: 2.89m
Armament: 1x155mm FH, crew weapons
Weapon Range: 22.4 km (30 w/ assisted projectile)
Rate of Fire: 4 rpm burst, 2 rpm sustained
Emplace Time: 6 min
This is a slightly dated, though still effective, field howitzer. As with most other towed weapons, it's light enough to be used in airborne and airmobile operations, though it is only carried by heavy transport units like the CH-47 and CH-53.
Cost: $525,000

ULH-105 (http://defence-data.com/storypic/g7.jpg)
Crew: 8 (optimum), 5 (minimum)
Weight: 3000 kg
Length: 7.5m (towing), 6.89m (firing), 5.4m (transport)
Width: 1.78m (towing), 2.16m (firing)
Height: 2.25m (towing), 1.56m (transport)
Barrel: 105mm/52 cal (up to 57 cal w/ options)
Weapon Range: 39 km w/ extended rounds*, 30 km w/ assisted rounds, 24 km w/ unassisted rounds
Rate of Fire: 11 rpm burst, 6 rpm normal, 3 rpm sustained
Emplacement Time: 5 min
Displacement Time: 3 min
The lightest of the advanced guns offered by Clan Smoke Jaguar. Though it’s over 50% heavier than many contemporaries, it has 50% greater range, and exceptional accuracy, allowing it to match many modern 155mm guns in lethality.
Cost: $450,000

M119A1 towed howitzer (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m119a1-1.jpg)
Crew: 6
Combat Weight: 2050.3 kg
Length: 6.32m (firing), 4.87m (transport)
Width: 1.78m
Height: 2.21m (firing), 1.37m (transport)
Armament: 105mm howitzer, crew weapons
Weapon Range: 19 km w/ assisted projectile
Rate of Fire: 6 rpm burst, 3 rpm sustained
A very light field howitzer primarily for supporting airborne and airmobile troops. Its light weight ensures that it can be carried by most utility and transport helicopters. It doesn't have the range of larger systems, reaching only 19 km with assisted projectiles and its shells don't quite have the power of 155mm units either. However, it can sustain much higher rates of fire, which alone makes it a deadly weapon.
Cost: $300,000

M102 towed howitzer (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m-102-dvic492.jpg)
Crew: 8
Combat Weight: 2,260 kg
Max Speed: towed
Max Range: towed
Armament: 1x105mm FH, crew weapons
Weapon Range: 11.5 km
This is a very small and light 105mm weapon, and pays for that with range and power. Still, the low weight and high rate of fire make it rather effective, if not as good as the newer M119
Cost: $195,000

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MORTARS
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PLEASE NOTE:
All units listed here in red print are advanced units that are only available to nations with MFN or NGS status, or as part of a special deal.
All units listed in blue print are extremely sensitive units that are only available to our closest allies or with special exceptions.



Stormcrow II SPM (http://www.pancerni.to2.pl/armhaumoz/2s9-2.jpg)
Crew: 5
Combat Weight: 13,200 kg
Length: 6.85m
Width: 3.15m
Height: 2.24m
Max Speed: 75 km/h road, 62 km/h off-road, 52 km/h average cross country, 10 km/h water
Max Range: 500 km
Armament: 1x120mm gun/mortar, 1x7.62mm mg
Ammunition: 48x120mm, 1200x7.62mm
Armor: 65mm (75mm)
An upgraded SPM fitting the Stormcrow II improvements.
Cost: $3.1 million (new), $450,000 (upgrade of base Stormcrow SPM)

Stormcrow SPM (http://www.pancerni.to2.pl/armhaumoz/2s9-2.jpg)
Crew: 5
Combat Weight: 13,200 kg
Length: 6.85m
Width: 3.15m
Height: 2.24m
Max Speed: 72 km/h road, 56 km/h off-road, 44 km/h average cross country, 10 km/h water
Max Range: 500 km
Armament: 1x120mm gun/mortar, 1x7.62mm mg
Ammunition: 48x120mm, 1200x7.62mm
Armor: 65mm (75mm)
A version of the Stormcrow IFV optimized for close fire support. It uses a turreted 120mm mortar to provide mobile indirect fire for airborne troops.
Cost: $2.7 million

Stormcrow Export SPM (http://www.pancerni.to2.pl/armhaumoz/2s9-2.jpg)
Crew: 5
Combat Weight: 13,200 kg
Length: 6.85m
Width: 3.15m
Height: 2.24m
Max Speed: 72 km/h road, 56 km/h off-road, 44 km/h average cross country, 10 km/h water
Max Range: 500 km
Armament: 1x120mm gun/mortar, 1x7.62mm mg
Ammunition: 48x120mm, 1200x7.62mm
Armor: 45mm (52mm)
A version of the Stormcrow Export IFV optimized for close fire support. It uses a turreted 120mm mortar to provide mobile indirect fire for airborne troops.
Cost: $2.5 million

Swifsure Heavy SPM
Crew: 6
Combat Weight: 22,000 kg
Length: 6.86m
Width: 3m
Height: 2.66m
Speed: 115 km/h road, 72 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country, 10.5 km/h water
Range: 800 km
Armament: 1x120mm mortar, 1x7.62mm
Ammunition: 75x120mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 65mm (76mm)
A faster mortar carrier based on the Swiftsure APC that replaces M113 units in cavalry and other fast maneuver formations, taking advantage of the impressive speed to keep up with advancing armored vehicles..
Cost: $930,000 ($1.03 million w/ PADS)

Dragoon Heavy SPM
Crew: 6
Combat Weight: 16,000 kg
Length: 6.3m
Width: 2.5m
Height: 2.25m
Speed: 85 km/h road, 66 km/h off-road, 50 km/h average cross country, 9 km/h water
Range: 500 km
Armament: 120mm mortar, 1x7.62mm mg
Ammunition: 75x120mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 65mm (76mm)
A version of the Dragoon General APC equipped with a turntable mounted 120mm mortar.
Cost: $730,000 ($830,000 w/ PADS)

M1064A4 120mm Mortar Carrier
Crew: 6
Weight: 16,500 kg
Length: 5.6266m
Width: 2.686m
Height: 2.52m
Speed: 66 km/h road, 6 km/h water
Range: 483 km
Armament: 1x120mm Mortar (69 rounds), 1x7.62mm mg
Weapon Range: 7200 m
A version of the M1064 mortar carrier with the M113A4 upgrades.
Cost: $700,000

M1064A3 120mm Mortar Carrier (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m1064-mortar2.jpg) (aka M121 SPM)
Crew: 6
Combat Weight: 12,809 kg
Length: 4.763m
Width: 2.686m
Height: 2.52m
Max Speed: 64 km/h road, 5.8 km/h water
Max Range: 483 km
Armament: 1x120mm Mortar (69 rounds), 1x7.62mm mg
Weapon Range: 7200 m
This is little more than an M113 APC that holds a standard 120mm mortar. The mortar is set up in the troop compartment and fires through a roof hatch. The system provides rapid, short-range support fire for mechanized forces.
Cost: $550,000

M125A4 82mm Mortar Carrier
Crew: 6
Weight: 16,500 kg
Length: 5.6266m
Width: 2.686m
Height: 2.52m
Speed: 66 km/h road, 6 km/h water
Range: 483 km
Armament: 1x82mm Mortar, 1x7.62mm mg
Weapon Range: 5800 m
A version of the M125 mortar carrier with the M113A4 upgrades.
Cost: $700,000

M125A3 82mm Mortar Carrier (http://www.atroop412cav.com/tools/M125/images/maryjane.jpg)
Crew: 6
Combat Weight: 12,809 kg
Length: 4.763m
Width: 2.686m
Height: 2.52m
Max Speed: 64 km/h road, 5.8 km/h water
Max Range: 483 km
Armament: 1x82mm Mortar, 1x7.62mm mg
Weapon Range: 5800 m
This is essentially the same as the M1064, but instead uses a lighter 82mm mortar.
Cost: $430,000

M345 Heavy Mortar (http://jedsite.info//mortar/mike-number-su/m-240_series/m-240/m240_006.jpg)
Crew: 12
Caliber: 240mm
Weight: 4012 kg
Length: 5.5m
Width: 2m
Height: 2m
Weapon Range: 10.3 km max, 0.8 km min
Rate of Fire: 2 rpm burst, 1 rpm sustained
An awesome weapon that’s similar in weight to a light howitzer, but fires a massive 130 kg shell with a 36 kg payload, giving it one of the most powerful shells of any mobile land-based artillery weapon. Rate of fire is naturally very low, but used in numbers, these units are absolutely devastating.
Cost: $500,000

M320 Heavy Mortar (http://tanxheaven.com/krzo/160mmmortarwz43/IMG_3452.JPG)
Crew: 8
Caliber: 160mm
Weight: 1152 km
Length: 3.05m
Width: 1.5m
Height: 1.85m
Weapon Range Range: 10.2 km
Rate of Fire: 4 rpm burst, 2 rpm sustained
A very large towed mortar intended for troops in rugged or soft terrain where a field artillery piece is too heavy or bulky. The weapon provides decent range and firepower, but with a low rate of fire.
Cost: $240,000

M120 heavy mortar (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/mortar42.gif)
Crew: 5
Caliber: 120mm
Weight: 145 kg
Effective Range: 7200 m
Minimum Range: 200 m
Rate of Fire: 16 rpm burst, 4 rpm sustained
This weapon is almost equivalent to some light howitzers in range and firepower. Unfortunately, it's not as mobile as lighter mortars, and can't be carried by infantry over long distances. Still, it's a powerful support weapon.
Cost: $130,000

M282 medium mortar (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m252.jpg)
Crew: 3
Caliber: 82mm
Weight: 40.41 kg
Length: 14,224 mm
Effective range: 5800 m
Minimum Range: 80 m
Rate of Fire: 33 rpm burst, 16 rpm sustained
This is a modified version of the M252 mortar that was widened to 82mm so that it could fire both 81mm and 82mm mortar ammunition instead of just the former. It also boasts a relatively light weight and high rate of fire.
Cost: $25,000

M224 light mortar (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m-224-dvic503.jpg)
Crew: 2
Caliber: 60mm
Weight: 21.11 kg (8 for lightest configuration)
Length: 1016mm
Maximum Effective Range: 3490 m
Rate of Fire: 30 rpm burst, 20 rpm sustained
This is a very light, easily transported mortar system that provides light indirect fire support for infantry forces. Its main benefits are its small size and high rate of fire, being able to sustain an impressive 20 rounds per minute over extended periods.
Cost: $10,700

As the Omzian Army is once again undergoin a drastic transformation in its fighting capabilities as a modern army capable of sustaining attrition, defensive combat and accomplishing its most basic role of providing defence for Omzian home soil through mobility and firepower, we once again note the recent expansion of CSJMI's Ground System selections with extreme anticipation and undivided interest. Having long established close ties with Smoke Jaguar armament industries and the CSJ Armed Forces, the Omzian Ministry of National Defence as usual is considering to rely on CSJMI again to reorganize its armed forces.

This time however, the Omzian Army is concentrating on various key objectives to not give it overwhelming firepower, but to give it increased logistical efficiency and a true ability for both rapid deployment overseas through the use of prepositioning equipment, and to fight a war of attrition with the necessary attrition reserve equipment available on call. Because of this, much attention is paid to the tank forces to increase commonality among units, and to completely reorganize the armoured forces of the Omzian People's Militia. As well, the Omzian Army is also paying attention to reorganize its airborne and light infantry forces, along with giving its mechanized forces additional armoured reconnaissance and urban combat capabilities. The third focus is on strengthening its artillery forces, which has long been dogged with logstical problems among organizational flaws among corps-level artillery units.

Thus, once again, we request the following with our humble request (acutal equipment that will be put into active service only accounts for a small number of the total amount of vehicles shown; rest includes prepositioned equipment and attrition reserves):

6590x Black Lanner 2 Upgrades = $23.065 billion
2410x Black Lanner 2 Units = $14.46 billion
5700x Kit Fox III Upgrades = $11.4 billion
3300x Kit Fox III Units = $13.2 billion
15,000x M60-2100 = $60 billion
5000x M48A9 Devastator = $12.5 billion
15,000x Timberwolf PADSHA Upgrade Kits = $67.5 billion
3000x FlakPz 2 Coelion = $15 billion
Subtotal: $217.125 billion

12,000x Fullback TD/AG = $180 billion
100,000x ASV-2150 = $35 billion
100,000x Shadow RSTV = $10 billion
80,000x Mongoose Airportable RV = $24 billion
5000x Brushfire R/AG = $20 billion
9000x Red Fox ASRV = $45 billion
10,000x Harpy ASC = $35 billion
Subtotal: $349 billion

10,000x Stormcrow II AIFV = $34 billion
8000x Rockhopper II Airborne/Mtn APC w/PADS= $4.8 billion
Subtotal: $38.8 billion

3600x HARS MRL = $18 billion
3600x STARS MRL = $18 billion
5400x MARS MRL = $16.2 billion
5400x STBARS MRL = $24.3 billion
10,800x TELARS MRL = $32.4 billion
10,800x Wegmann MRL = $10.8 billion
Subtotal: $119.7 billion

1000x M2021A3 Roundhead & ARSV = $21 billion
1000x M2021A2 Roundhead & ARSV = $20 billion
2000x M2012A3 Cavalier & Tracked RSV = $35 billion
3000x M2012A2 Cavalier & Tracked RSV = $48 billion
4000x M2024 Peorth & RSV = $48 billion
7000x M2031 Musketeer = $17.5 billion
7000x M2037 Grenadier = $14 billion
8000x Verdandi 155mm HFH = $12 billion
8000x Urd LFH-155 = $8 billion
10,000x ULH-105 = $4.5 billion
Subtotal: $228 billion

TOTAL: $952.625 BILLION
PER INSTALLMENT OF 1000 (OVER 15 YEARS): $0.952625 billion

If possible, we will transfer the sum of money in the form of 1000 installments within the timeframe shown. If at all possible, we are also willing to divert another sum of money, up to approximately $25 billion dollars, to help CSJMI to speed up the manufacturing process; additionally, we are also willing to dedicate our own transport assets if necessary.

As the Omzian Army is once again undergoin a drastic transformation in its fighting capabilities as a modern army capable of sustaining attrition, defensive combat and accomplishing its most basic role of providing defence for Omzian home soil through mobility and firepower, we once again note the recent expansion of CSJMI's Ground System selections with extreme anticipation and undivided interest. Having long established close ties with Smoke Jaguar armament industries and the CSJ Armed Forces, the Omzian Ministry of National Defence as usual is considering to rely on CSJMI again to reorganize its armed forces.

This time however, the Omzian Army is concentrating on various key objectives to not give it overwhelming firepower, but to give it increased logistical efficiency and a true ability for both rapid deployment overseas through the use of prepositioning equipment, and to fight a war of attrition with the necessary attrition reserve equipment available on call. Because of this, much attention is paid to the tank forces to increase commonality among units, and to completely reorganize the armoured forces of the Omzian People's Militia. As well, the Omzian Army is also paying attention to reorganize its airborne and light infantry forces, along with giving its mechanized forces additional armoured reconnaissance and urban combat capabilities. The third focus is on strengthening its artillery forces, which has long been dogged with logstical problems among organizational flaws among corps-level artillery units.

Thus, once again, we request the following with our humble request (acutal equipment that will be put into active service only accounts for a small number of the total amount of vehicles shown; rest includes prepositioned equipment and attrition reserves):

6590x Black Lanner 2 Upgrades = $23.065 billion
2410x Black Lanner 2 Units = $14.46 billion
5700x Kit Fox III Upgrades = $11.4 billion
3300x Kit Fox III Units = $13.2 billion
15,000x M60-2100 = $60 billion
5000x M48A9 Devastator = $12.5 billion
15,000x Timberwolf PADSHA Upgrade Kits = $67.5 billion
3000x FlakPz 2 Coelion = $15 billion
Subtotal: $217.125 billion

12,000x Fullback TD/AG = $180 billion
100,000x ASV-2150 = $35 billion
100,000x Shadow RSTV = $10 billion
80,000x Mongoose Airportable RV = $24 billion
5000x Brushfire R/AG = $20 billion
9000x Red Fox ASRV = $45 billion
10,000x Harpy ASC = $35 billion
Subtotal: $349 billion

10,000x Stormcrow II AIFV = $34 billion
8000x Rockhopper II Airborne/Mtn APC w/PADS= $4.8 billion
Subtotal: $38.8 billion

3600x HARS MRL = $18 billion
3600x STARS MRL = $18 billion
5400x MARS MRL = $16.2 billion
5400x STBARS MRL = $24.3 billion
10,800x TELARS MRL = $32.4 billion
10,800x Wegmann MRL = $10.8 billion
Subtotal: $119.7 billion

1000x M2021A3 Roundhead & ARSV = $21 billion
1000x M2021A2 Roundhead & ARSV = $20 billion
2000x M2012A3 Cavalier & Tracked RSV = $35 billion
3000x M2012A2 Cavalier & Tracked RSV = $48 billion
4000x M2024 Peorth & RSV = $48 billion
7000x M2031 Musketeer = $17.5 billion
7000x M2037 Grenadier = $14 billion
8000x Verdandi 155mm HFH = $12 billion
8000x Urd LFH-155 = $8 billion
10,000x ULH-105 = $4.5 billion
Subtotal: $228 billion

TOTAL: $952.625 BILLION
PER INSTALLMENT OF 1000 (OVER 15 YEARS): $0.952625 billion

If possible, we will transfer the sum of money in the form of 1000 installments within the timeframe shown. If at all possible, we are also willing to divert another sum of money, up to approximately $25 billion dollars, to help CSJMI to speed up the manufacturing process; additionally, we are also willing to dedicate our own transport assets if necessary.
CSJMI is delighted that our Omzian brothers have placed such faith in our products, and will gladly accept the terms. We anticipate the order to be filled within 15 NS years, owing primarily to the excessively large numbers of Shadow, Mongoose, and ASV units.

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FORWARD AIR DEFENSE VEHICLES
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PLEASE NOTE:
All units listed here in red print are advanced units that are only available to nations with MFN or NGS status, or as part of a special deal.
All units listed in blue print are extremely sensitive units that are only available to our closest allies or with special exceptions.



Shadow Cat Linebacker
Crew: 5
Combat Weight: 29,300 kg
Length: 6.5m
Width: 3.15m
Height: 2.78m
Speed: 80 km/h (governed road), 65 km/h (off-road), 55 km/h (cross country)
Range: 600 km
Armament: 1x35mm Bushmaster III, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG, 1xQuad Stinger launcher
Ammunition: 400x35mm, 3000x7.62mm, 20xStinger
Armor: 175mm (203mm)
A high-speed counterpart to the Mist Lynx Linebacker, primarily noted for its greater speed and ability to fire on the move at up to 60 km/h.
Cost: $5 million

Mist Lynx II Linebacker (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m6-linebacker.jpg)
Crew: 5
Combat Weight: 28,000 kg
Length: 6.7m
Width: 3.2m
Height: 2.5m
Max Speed: 72.4 km/h road, 54 km/h off-road, 48 km/h average cross country
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.2m (2m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x30mm Bushmaster II, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1xQuad Stinger launcher
Ammunition: 700x30mm, 5000x7.62mm 20xStinger
Armor: 155mm (180mm)
An upgraded Mist Lynx Linebacker with the improvements of the Mist Lynx II IFV.
Cost: $4.8 million ($0.6 million as upgrade of Mist Lynx Linebacker)

Mist Lynx Linebacker (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m6-linebacker.jpg)
Crew: 5
Combat Weight: 28,000 kg
Length: 6.7m
Width: 3.2m
Height: 2.5m
Max Speed: 69 km/h road, 50 km/h off-road, 42 km/h average cross country
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.2m (2m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x30mm Bushmaster II, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1xQuad Stinger launcher
Ammunition: 700x30mm, 5000x7.62mm 20xStinger
Armor: 155mm (180mm)
A similar system to the M6 Bradley Linebacker, this vehicle takes the TOW launcher of the Mist Lynx, and replaces it with a quad stinger launcher. Additional detection, traging, and engagement equipment are also added to optimize the vehicle for engaging aircraft, which it is capable of doing effectively even on the move at speed of up to 56 km/h.
Cost: $4.3 million

Mist Lynx Export Linebacker (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m6-linebacker.jpg)
Crew: 5
Combat Weight: 28,000 kg
Length: 6.7m
Width: 3.2m
Height: 2.5m
Max Speed: 69 km/h road, 50 km/h off-road, 42 km/h average cross country
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.2m (2m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x30mm Bushmaster II, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1xQuad Stinger launcher
Ammunition: 700x30mm, 5000x7.62mm 20xStinger
Armor: 135mm (155mm)
The Export version differs from the basic unit in having inferior armor.
Cost: $4.2 million

M6 Bradley Linebacker (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/linebacker-001.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 27,120 kg
Length: 6.5m
Width: 3.2
Height: 3m
Speed: 68 km/h road, 7.2 km/h water
Range: 483 km
Armament: 1x25mm Bushmaster, 1xQuad Stinger Launcher, 1x7.62mm CMG
Ammunition: 600-900x25mm, 1340-3600x7.62mm, 10-11xStinger
This is an air defense version of the M2 Bradley, and provides excellent point defense for forward units. Its ability to fire on the move (at up to 40 km/h) allows it to maintain effective defense even while advancing with forward forces, and though the range of its weapons is limited, it provides highly accurate and lethal fire.
Cost: $4 million

M730A1 Chaparral Launcher (http://afvid.topcities.com/specs/A-D/chaparrl.jpg)
Crew: 5
Combat Weight: 13,024 kg
Length: 6.093m
Width: 2.6861m
Height: 2.8925m
Speed: 67.2 km/h
Range: 504 km
Fording: 1m
Armament: 4xChaparral SAM
Ammunition: 12xChaparral SAM
This is the unit that was replaced by the Bradley series of air defense vehicles (BSV, and later M6 Linebacker). It fires a modified version of the AIM-9 Sidewinder, and was considered an extremely effective system in its time (up to the early 1990s). The vehicle has a FLIR and short-range radar for detecting threats, and carries a 4-round turret for the Chaparral missile. An additional 8 missiles are carried inside. The chassis is based on the M113 APC.
Cost: $1.5 million

CLAWS (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/munitions/images/amraam-780815-n-2343f-002.jpg) (SLAMRAAM)
Crew: 2
Combat Weight: 3775 kg
Length: 4.953m
Width: 2.1844m
Height: 2.6416m
Max Speed: 96.6 kmh
Max Range: 443 km
Fording: 0.762m (1.524m w/ preparation)
Armament: 5xSLAMRAAM missile
Weapon Range: 21 km, 48 km w/ radar
Another modified HMMWV chassis, this time boasting five AMRAAM missiles modified to be fired from the ground. Like the Avenger, it can be deployed with light forces, and provides medium range air defense for friendly troops. The system can only engage targets up to 21 km away with just the missile’s seeker, but can engage targets at much greater ranges when paired with a separate radar unit.
Cost: $559,000 per launch vehicle

Avenger air defense system (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/avenger/images/avenger3.jpg)
Crew: 2
Combat Weight: 3773 kg
Length: 4.953m
Width: 2.1844m
Height: 2.6416m
Max Speed: 96.6 kmh
Max Range: 443 km
Fording: 0.762m (1.524m w/ preparation)
Armament: 8xStinger, 12.7mm mg
Ammunition: 8xStinger, 250x12.7mm
Weapon Range: 8 km
This is a modified HMMWV chassis boasting a small turret that holds two quad-stinger launchers and a heavy machine gun. Though it has no radar, it does boast a FLIR and laser-rangefinder, allowing it to detect and track aircraft up to 10 km out, which is more than sufficient considering the short range of the Stinger. The system is light enough to be deployed with airborne and airmobile forces.
Cost: $617,000 per launch vehicle

Mongoose Airportable ADV (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/europe/images/wiesel-002.jpg)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 3000 kg
Length: 3.3m
Width: 1.82m
Height: 1.9m
Speed: 80 km/h road, 72 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country
Range: 300 km
Fording: 1m
Armament: 1x4 Stinger Launcher
Ammunition: 8xStinger SAM
Weapon Range: 8 km
Armor: 14mm max
Carried By:
-Internally: V-22 (2), CH-53 (2), CH-47 (2), Mi-6 (2), Mi-26 (3), C-27 (2), C-130 (3), C-130J-30 (4), C-17 (12 – 18 possible, but unlikely), C-5 (26 normal, up to 39 possible), A400M (10), An-26 (2), An-72 (2), An-12 (4), Il-76 (9), An-70 (12), An-22 (18)
-Internally (with preparation): EH-101 HC Mk.3 (1), Mi-8/17 (1)
-Externally: CH-53, CH-47, UH-60, AS.532, EH-101 HC Mk.3, NH90, Mi-8/17
Another variant of the mongoose, this time employing a turret for four Stinger (or similar) SAMs to provide light air defense for airmobile forces. The turret includes a FLIR system for detection and tracking.
Cost: $500,000

FlakPz 2 Coelion Air Defense Tank (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/gepard/images/gepard4.jpg)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 52,400 kg
Length: 7.75m
Width: 3.65m
Height: 3.34m (radar stowed)
Speed: 75 km/h road, 64 km/h off-road, 55 km/h average cross country
Range: 550 km
Fording: 1.4m (2m w/ preparation)
Armament: 2x35mm AAG, 4xStinger or Black Fly SAM
Ammunition: 700x35mm HE & 50x35mm AP ready to fire
Sensor Range: 25 km (radar), 20 km (FLIR)
Rate of Fire: 1200 rpm (600 rpm per gun)
Weapon Range: 5 km effective
Armor Protection: 250mm (370mm) max
The replacement for the Gepard point defense tank. This unit uses a 35mm gun related to the Dragon CIWS system used on CSJ ships, and has an effective engagement range of 4 km. This gives it options for three different types of rounds: fragmenting AP, AP, and the standard HE-Frag. An advanced radar and fire control make this a deadly weapon against low-flying aircraft, and like many CSJ air defense systems, it can fire effectively even while moving at rather high speed. The tank is equipped with an advanced composite armor, including an EA system which makes it virtually immune to HEAT warheads.
Cost: $5 million

FlakPz 1SJ Gepard Air Defense Tank (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/gepard/images/gepard4.jpg)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 47,500 kg
Length: 7.68m
Width: 3.71m
Height: 3.29m (radar stowed)
Speed: 65 km/h
Range: 550 km
Armament: 2x35mm AAG, 4xStinger SAM
Ammunition: 640x35mm HE & 40x35mm AP ready to fire
Weapon Range: 5 km effective
Rate of Fire: 1100 rpm (550 rpm per gun)
Radar Range: 25 km
Armor Protection: 200mm (310mm) max
A Smoke Jaguar upgrade of the FPx 1A2 Gepard, which trades the standard steel armor for a composite mix, and provides an improved radar and fire control. The unit is designed to fire on the move at speeds of up to 54 km/h, and is much more accurate than its predecessor. Armor protection has been notably improved, and these tanks have been known to survive engagements with IFVs.
Cost: $4.6 million new, $2.2 million (upgrade of base Gepard)

FlakPz 1A2 Gepard Air Defense Tank (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/gepard/images/gepard4.jpg)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 47,500 kg
Length: 7.68m
Width: 3.71m
Height: 3.29m (radar stowed)
Speed: 65 km/h
Range: 550 km
Armament: 2x35mm Oerlikon AAG, 4xStinger SAM
Ammunition: 640x35mm HE & 40x35mm AP ready to fire
Weapon Range: 5 km effective
Rate of Fire: 1100 rpm (550 rpm per gun)
Radar Range: 15 km
Armor Protection: 140mm max
This is a powerful, advanced air defense unit most similar to the better known Soviet ZSU-23(4). It consists of a pair of 35mm Oerlikon air defense guns, each firing at up to 550 rpm, with radar fire control. It provides excellent point air defense coverage (out to 3.5 km) with the airbursting AA/HE rounds, and also packs a small load of Sabot rounds for engaging ground targets as well. Finally, a twin launcher (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/gepard/images/gepard7.jpg) for the FIM-92 Stinger can be mounted on each gun. The unit is also quite well protected, being based on a Leopard 1 MBT chassis.
Cost: $4 million

M163A2 PIVADS (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/vulcan04.jpg)
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 12,462 kg
Length: 4.864m
Width: 2.855m
Height: 2.92m
Speed: 56.3 km/h road, 30.6 km/h cross-country, 5.8 km/h water
Range: 483 km
Armament: 1x20mm M168 Vulcan
Ammunition: 2100x20mm
Weapon Range: 3 km (effective)
Rate of Fire: 3000 rpm
Armor: 38mm max
A self-propelled version of the ubiquitous M61 20mm cannon, which is found on numerous aircraft such as the F-15, F-16, and F/A-18. This weapon is mounted on an M113 chassis and provides point defense against aircraft for forward formations. Though it has a radar, this is for range information only, and the weapon is optically controlled, which is the single greatest weakness, due to its inability to provide effective fire in nighttime conditions.
Cost: $400,000

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COMMAND & CONTROL VEHICLES
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PLEASE NOTE:
All units listed here in red print are advanced units that are only available to nations with MFN or NGS status, or as part of a special deal.
All units listed in blue print are extremely sensitive units that are only available to our closest allies or with special exceptions.



M4 Command & Control Vehicle (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/c2v1.jpg) (C2V)
Crew: 6-8 (2 + 4-6)
Length: 7.493m
Width: 2.97m
Height: 2.707m
Speed: 65 km/h
Range: 483
Replacement for the M577 series CPV. These are based on the MLRS launch vehicle, and, in addition to better command and communications systems, offer increased survivability and reliability over their predecessor, but are much more expensive.
Cost: $3.2 million

Rhino Hvy CPV
Crew: 2 + 6
Combat Weight: 62,582 kg
Length: 8.36m
Width: 3.74m
Height: 3.17m
Speed: 58 km/h (road), 39 km/h (off-road), 32 km/h (cross-country)
Range: 550 km
Fording: 1.2m (2m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x15.5mm, 1x7.62mm
Ammunition: 300x15.5mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 925mm (1600mm) max
A variant of the Rhino that provides field commanders with an unparalleled amount of protection that may be required in combat in restricted terrain or against insurgents, where it is not uncommon for rear area units to find themselves in direct combat.
Cost: $4.1 million (new), $1.5 million (modification of Iron Cheetah MBT)

Swifsure Fast CPV
Crew: 2 + 6
Combat Weight: 27,000 kg
Length: 7.26m
Width: 3.2m
Height: 2.75m
Speed: 115 km/h road, 72 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country, 10.5 km/h water
Range: 800 km
Armament: 1x7.62mm
Ammunition: 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 65mm (76mm)
An enlarged variant of the Swiftsure intended to provide command post functions for maneuver units that may be moving too quickly for the more popular M4 to keep up with. Though not quite as capable, the unit can maintain pace with just about any combat force in the field. .
Cost: $900,000 ($1 million w/ PADS)

Dragoon CPV
Crew: 2 + 6
Combat Weight: 16,000 kg
Length: 6.3m
Width: 2.5m
Height: 2.7m
Speed: 85 km/h road, 66 km/h off-road, 50 km/h average cross country, 9 km/h water
Range: 500 km
Armament: 1x15.5mm, 1x7.62mm
Ammunition: 600x15.5mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 65mm (76mm)
An alternative unit to the M113 series vehicles based on the Dragoon APC chassis. These units are not found in the Smoke Jaguar military, as the role is usually filled by more specialized units, but are offered for export to select nations if desired. .
Cost: $650,000 ($750,000 w/ PADS)

Rockhopper I/II Airborne/Mtn CPV
Crew: 2 + 6
Combat Weight: 10,573 kg (12,476 kg for Mk.II)
Length: 6.4m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 2.65m
Speed: 53 km/h road (66 km/h for Mk.II), 48 km/h off-road, 42 km/h average cross country
Range: 500 km
Fording: 0.75m (1.2m w/ preparation, 3.5m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x15.5mm, 1x7.62mm
Ammunition: 400x15.5mm, 1200x7.62mm
Armor: 35mm (42mm)
This is a version of the Rockhopper intended to provide a survivable mobile command post for airborne and mountain troops, who have found that the larger M4 C2Vs are too heavy and bulky for such operations.
Cost: $450,000 Mk.I ($550,000 w/ PADS), $550,000 Mk.II ($650,000 w/ PADS)

M577A4 CPV
Crew: 8 (2 + 6)
Weight: 16,500 kg
Length: 5.6266m
Width: 2.686m
Height: 2.705m
Speed: 66 km/h road, 5.8 km/h water
Range: 483 km
A modified M577 with the improvements of the M113A4 unit.
Cost: $750,000

M577A3 Command Post Vehicle (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m577a3_001.jpg)
Crew: 8 (2 + 6)
Combat Weight: 14.424 tons
Length: 4.763m
Width: 2.686m
Height: 2.705m
Speed: 64.37 km/h road, 5.8 km/h water
Range: 483 km
A modified M113 APC that acts as a mobile command post for staff at battalion level and above, with several of these vehicles are combined to create a headquarters section, with the actual number depending on the size and type of force being commanded. The vehicle is relatively slow and unarmed, but maintains an array of communication gear and (naturally) a relatively comfortable interior.
Cost: $450,000

AAVC16A2 (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/aaav-Img0006.jpg)
Crew: 3 + 8 command staff
Combat Weight: 35,824 kg
Length: 9.315m
Width: 3.543m
Height: 3.21m
Speed: 80 km/h road, 54 km/h cruise
-30 knots (55.5 km/h) water w/ jets, 24 knots (44.4 km/h) cruise
-7 knots (13 km/h) water w/ tracks
Range: 520 km road @ 54 km/h
-70 nm (130 km) water @ 24 knots
Armament: 1x30mm Bushmaster II, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG, 2xTwin TOW launcher
Ammunition: 600x30mm, 4000x7.62mm, 8xTOW
Armor: 170mm (200mm) w/ add-ons, 68mm base
A command post variant of the AAV16 series. The unit is comparable to the M4 C2V in space and communications capabilities, but also retains a significant warfighting capability should the need arise.
Cost: $7.9 million

AAVC7A1 (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/aavc7a1.gif)
Crew: 3 + 10 command staff
Weight: 23,020 kg
Length: 8.161m
Width: 3.2695m
Height: 3.3147m
Speed: 72.4 km/h on land, 13.2 km/h in water
Range: 482.8 km @ 32.2 km/h on land
Armament: 1x7.62mm mg
A variation on the AAVP7A1 that serves as a command vehicle for amphibious forces. Instead of carrying 21 troops, it houses a command staff of 10 with additional communications equipment.
Cost: $2.5 million

AN/TSC-154 Secure Mobile Anti-jam Reliable Tactical Terminal (http://www.goeps.com/photoGallery/photos/smartt_03.jpg) (SMART-T)
A jamming-resistant satellite terminal designed to provide field commanders with a rapid long-range communications capability. It interfaces with Milstar and FEP satellites. The system is mounted on an HMMWV chassis. It includes a self-contained diesel generator for power and can be set up by a single soldier in 20 minutes.
Cost: $2.3 million

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NBC PROTECTION & MEDICAL UNITS
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PLEASE NOTE:
All units listed here in red print are advanced units that are only available to nations with MFN or NGS status, or as part of a special deal.
All units listed in blue print are extremely sensitive units that are only available to our closest allies or with special exceptions.



M4 AMTV (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/amtv.jpg)
Speed: 65 km/h
Range: 483 km
A replacement for the M577A4 series AMTV (armored medical treatment vehicle), this is based off the M4 C2V command vehicle, and has much greater internal space and armor protection than its predecessor. This allows for patients to be treated inside the vehicle itself, under the protection of armor and, if necessary, while moving, whereas the M577 requires treatment to be provided in a shelter erected outside the vehicle.
Cost: $3 million

Shadow Cat AMEV
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 29,300 kg
Length: 6.5m
Width: 3.15m
Height: 2.85m
Speed: 80 km/h (governed road), 65 km/h (off-road), 55 km/h (cross country)
Range: 600 km
Fording: 1.2m (2m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Payload: 4 litter or 8 ambulatory patients
Armor: 75mm (87mm)
A variant of the Shadow Cat IFV designed to provide medical evacuation. Again, the unit is much more capable of maintaining pace with forward elements of fast maneuver forces, and is further strengthened over the M2 by its ability to rapidly transport patients to rear area aid stations, yet retaining superior environmental control and stabilization.
Cost: $2.5 million

M2A0 AMEV (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m2-amev-image001.jpg)
Crew: 3
Height: 2.9718m
Length: 6.4516m
Width: 3.2004m
Speed: 66 km/h
Range: 483 km
An AMEV (Armored Medical Evacuation Vehicle – ambulance) unit based on the M2 Bradley IFV, with the turret removed and the compartment height raised 13”. Compared to the M113 series ambulances, it has better patient treatment facilities, better environmental control, and better patient and attendant stabilization through superior suspension.
Cost: $900,000

M113A4 AMEV
Crew: 3
Weight: 16,329 kg
Height: 2.1971m
Length: 5.7277m
Width: 2.6861m
Speed: 66 km/h road, 5.8 km/h water
Range: 483 km
Payload: 4 litter or 8 ambulatory patients
An ambulance variant of the M113A4 APC.
Cost: $600,000

M93A1 Fox NBC Recon System (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/M93A1FOX.gif)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 19,000 kg
Length: 6.7818m
Width: 2.987m
Height: 2.4689m
Speed: 72 km/h
Range: 800 km
Weapons: 1x7.62mm mg
This is a support unit designed to analyze the air and detect the presence of nuclear, biological, and chemical contamination. Remote detection systems have a maximum range of 5 km, and the vehicle, naturally, has full NBC protection.
Cost: $2 million

M21 Remote Sensing Chemical Agent Automatic Alarm
Weight: 29.96 kg
Height: 1308.1mm (558.8mm storage)
Length: 508mm (787.4mm storage)
Width: 1219.2mm (762mm storage)
Detection Range: 3-5 km
This is a two-man-portable device designed for detecting nerve and blister agent vapors through passive infrared sensors. The unit can be operated remotely, and can transmit a warning through a hard line, digital signal, or a link into a Hazard Warning System/Network.
Cost: $110,000

Portable Collective Protection System (PCPS) Shelter
Weight: 305.54 kg
Area: 27.9m2
Height: 0.99m shipping
Length: 2.75m shipping
Width: 0.762m shipping
Occupants: 12-14
Temperature Range: -31.635-48.84 deg C (-25-120 deg F)
A modest-sized portable shelter unit that uses an overpressure system to protect occupants from contamination in NBC environments. It consists of a tent (with attached aluminum shelter) and a fly, and includes an airlock to allow for decontamination of entering personnel. The overpressure system provides protection against vaporized chemical and biological agents, and allows troops to get a few hours of rest and relief in contaminated battlefields, a necessity considering the nature of protective gear.
Cost: $6500

M17 Lightweight Decontamination System
Weight: 163.44 kg
Height: 861.1mm
Length: 1071.9mm
Width: 589.3mm
Accessory Kit Weight: 64.92 kg
Accessory Kit Height: 391.2mm
Accessory Kit Length: 1061.7mm
Accessory Kit Width: 520.7mm
Water Bladder Height: 1769mm full
Water Bladder Weight: 31.78 kg empty
Water Bladder Capacity: 1580 gallons (5980 liters)
Water Temp: up to 119.88 deg C (248 deg F)
Water Delivery Rate: 9 gal (34.03 L) per min
Setup Time: <30 min
A relatively lightweight and portable decontamination system that provides heated pressurized water at a rate of up to 9 gal/minute. It can draw water from a natural source up to 9.15m away and 2.75m below pump level. However, if a source is not available, there is also a 3000 gal (11,355 liter) water tank that can be used.
Cost: $14,000

Chemical Agent Monitor
Weight: 2.5 kg (3.18 kg shipping)
Height: 177.8mm (215.9mm shipping)
Length: 431.8mm (508mm shipping)
Width: 101.6mm (152.4mm shipping)
Response Time: <60 sec for 0.1mg/m2 of agent
A hand-held device for monitoring contamination on equipment and personnel. It has blister and nerve-agent modes, and can detect and discriminate the vapors of various chemical agents, providing both classification and concentration.
Cost: $6500

AN/PDR-77 Radiac Set (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/pdr77.jpg)
A system primarily for measuring X-Ray and Alpha radiation, though it also detects and measures Beta and Gamma radiation.
Cost: $4000

AN/PDR-75 Radiac Set (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/pdr75.jpg)
A small system for monitoring exposure of individual personnel to Gamma and Neutron radiation. The system includes a dosimeter, which is worn around the wrist and looks similar to a watch at first glance, and a reader, which displays the dosage when a dosimeter is inserted.
Cost: $20 (Dosimeter), $2900 (Reader)
1 reader per Co, 1 dosimeter for all combat, combat support, and combat service support personnel

AN/UDR-13 Radiac Set (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/udr13.jpg)
A small, portable unit for measuring prompt gamma/neutron doses. Has a sleep mode and is a convenient pocket size.
Cost: $617

AN/VDR-2 Radiac Set (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/vdr2.jpg)
A system for performing ground radiological surveys while in vehicles or dismounted.
Cost: $636
M48/M49 chemical-biological aircraft mask (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m49.jpg)
A complete gas mask system for helicopter (primarily Apache) pilots and crews.
Cost: $2800

M40A2/M42A2 series chemical-biological mask (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m40.jpg)
A modern “gas mask” for use in chemical and biological environments. It boasts a detachable microphone, canister interoperability, and a hood.
Cost: $112 (M40A2), $175 (M42A2)

Voice Communication Adapter
An attachment to the M40 protective mask that allows voice communication of masked personnel, enhancing command, control, and communications in an NBC environment.
Cost: $110

Joint Service Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology (JSLIST) (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/jslist.jpg)
A two-piece chemical protection suit that allows for increased protection and mobility over its predecessor (the Navy’s CPO). Like its counterpart, it comes in 4-color Woodland Camouflage Pattern and 3-color Desert Camouflage Pattern. It can last up to 24 hours in a chemical environment.
Weight: 2.63 kg (medium)
Cost: $184

Saratoga Chemical Protective Overgarment (http://www.global-defence.com/2003/images/saratoga_suit2.jpg)
Weight: 2.13 kg
Protection Period: 24 hours
Durability: 30 days continuous wear
Storage Life: 13 years
Max Temperature: 48.83 deg C (120 deg F)
A protective suit designed to be wearable over the standard uniform, and compatible with standard masks, gloves, and boots. It’s wearable in all environments and conditions, and uses carbon technology to provide protection against all known chemical and biological contaminants while maximizing heat dissipation (in other words, it’s not quite as unbearably hot as most other models)
Cost: $180

Battledress Overgarment (BDO) (http://www.vnh.org/CHEMCASU/images/equipment14.JPG)
A two-piece chemical protection suit for infantrymen that comes in 4-color Woodland Camouflage Pattern and 3-color Desert Camouflage Pattern.
Weight: 2.39 kg (medium)
Cost: $100

Chemical Protective Green Vinyl Overshoe
Protection Period: 12 hours (extendable to 24 w/ some risk)
Durability: 14 days
A covering designed to fit over a soldier’s standard footwear an interface with various overgarments to provide all-around protection against chemical and biological hazards.
Cost: $10

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ENGINEERING VEHICLES
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PLEASE NOTE:
All units listed here in red print are advanced units that are only available to nations with MFN or NGS status, or as part of a special deal.
All units listed in blue print are extremely sensitive units that are only available to our closest allies or with special exceptions.



M97 ARV
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 78,000 kg
Length: 8.75m
Width: 3.7m
Height: 3.34m
Speed: 60 km/h (max), 40 km/h (w/ towed load)
Range: 600 km
Fording: 1.5m (2.7m w/ preparation)
Boom Capacity: 41,723 kg
Armament: 1x15.5mm mg
Ammunition: 300x15.5mm
An improved recovery vehicle to replace the M88A2 in heavy units. It boasts a 46 ton hoisting capability compared to the 35 tons on the M88, allowing it to better service heavy tanks (most notably the massive Iron Cheetah 2 and Dire Wolf units), and its protection has also been improved to allow it a greater chance of surviving attack.
Cost: $3 million

M88A2 Hercules Recovery Vehicle (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m88a2-test.jpg)
Crew: 3
Combat Weight: 63,504 kg
Length: 8.27m
Width: 3.43m
Height: 3.12m
Max Speed: 48.3 km/h
Max Range: 483 km
Fording: 1.422m (2.591m w/ preparation)
Boom Capacity: 31,746 kg
This is an armored recovery unit, designed to retrieve damaged or stuck vehicles. The M88A2 is an improved version designed to handle heavier vehicles like the M1 Abrams, and also boasts improved protection over similar models.
Cost: $2.05 million

AAVR16A2
Crew: 5
Combat Weight: 35,824 kg
Length: 9.315m
Width: 3.543m
Height: 3.21m
Speed: 80 km/h road, 54 km/h cruise
-30 knots (55.5 km/h) water w/ jets, 24 knots (44.4 km/h) cruise
-7 knots (13 km/h) water w/ tracks
Range: 520 km road @ 54 km/h
-70 nm (130 km) water @ 24 knots
Armament: 1x15.5mm mg
Ammunition: 300x15.5mm
Recovery Equipment: 1x4081 kg hydraulic crane, 1x15,420 kg crane winch w/ 26m of cable
Armor: 170mm (200mm) w/ add-ons, 68mm base
A recovery vehicle based on the AAV16A2 chassis designed to recover and provide some service to amphibious and armored vehicles up to the 37,000 kg weight class.
Cost: $7.7 million

AAVR7A1 (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/970628-N-4998R-007.JPG)
Crew: 5
Weight: 23,639 kg
Length: 8.161m
Width: 3.2695m
Height: 3.3147m
Speed: 72.4 km/h on land, 13.2 km/h in water
Range: 482.8 km @ 32.2 km/h on land
Armament: 1x7.62mm mg
Recovery Equipment: 1x2721 kg hydraulic crane, 1x10,431 kg crane winch w/ 25.5m of cable
Another variation on the AAVP7A1 used as an armored recovery vehicle to provide recovery and some maintenance support for vehicles in the 25,000 kg or lower weight classes.
Cost: $2.35 million

M256 Buffalo AVLB
Crew: 2
Combat Weight: 75,000 kg
Speed: 50 km/h road, 38 km/h off-road, 25 km/h average cross country
Range: 300 km
Fording: 1m (1.8m w/ preparation)
Bridging: 24m w/ 75,000 kg load
Crossing Speed: 12 km/h
Deployment: Laid in 5 min, recovered in 10 min
A truly massive AVLB based on the Dire Wolf chassis, and designed to accommodate some of the largest and heaviest AFVs out there. The bridge itself is 28m long and 4.25m wide, and weighs over 14,000 kg.
Cost: $10 million

M212 Peregrine AVLB
Crew: 2
Weight: 64,500 kg
Speed: 64 km/h road, 36 km/h cross country
Range: 418.4 km
Fording: 1.2m (2.25 w/ preparation)
Bridging: 24m w/ 65,000 kg load
Crossing Speed: 13-16 km/h
Deployment: Laid in 5 min, recovered in 10 min
An AVLB based on the Timberwolf chassis as an alternative to the M104 Wolverine. This unit has a slightly higher weight, which helps it maintain a modestly superior speed and a somewhat stronger bridge (65,000 kg instead of 63,500).
Cost: $4.5 million

M201 Wildcat AVLB
Crew: 2
Weight: 66,313 kg
Max Speed: 65 km/h road, 52 km/h off-road, 44 km/h average cross country
Range: 418.4 km
Fording: 1.38m (2m w/ preparation)
Bridging: 24m w/ 68,000 kg load
Crossing Speed: 13-16 km/h
Deployment: Laid in 5 min, recovered in 10 min
A heavy AVLB unit based on the Iron Cheetah tank. This is designed to operate with Iron Cheetah and Iron Cheetah II equipped units, accommodating vehicles up to 68,000 kg.
Cost: $4.6 million

M104 Wolverine AVLB (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/wolvmoon1.jpg)
Crew: 2
Weight: 62,313 kg
Speed: 72.4 km/h max governed, 56 km/h road, 32.2 km/h cross country
Range: 418.4 km
Fording: 1.219m (1.98 w/ preparation)
Bridging: 24m w/ 63,500 kg load
Crossing Speed: 13-16 km/h
Deployment: Laid in 5 min, recovered in 10 min
A heavier AVLB based on the M1A2 chassis. This vehicle carries a bridge that’s both 33% longer than the M60 AVLB’s, and is capable of handling 70 ton loads with ease, allowing Abrams tanks to cross at full length.
Cost: $4 million

M60A1 AVLB (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/avlb-image1.jpg)
Crew: 2
Weight: 52,600 kg
Speed: 48.3 km/h road, 12.9-19.3 km/h cross country
Range: 466.7 km
Equipment: 1xScissor Bridge
Bridging: 18m gap w/ 60 ton load, 15m gap w/ 70 tons (Abrams)
Deployment: Laid in 5 min, recovered in 10 min
This is an M60 Patton tank with the turret removed and replaced with a scissors-type bridge and the equipment for launching it. This provides rapid bridging over small obstacles for forward forces. This bridge, however, is not designed to hold the larger more modern tanks like the Challenger and M1 Abrams, and can accommodate them only at reduced speed and over smaller gaps.
Cost: $750,000

M249 Wolfhound AVLB
Combat Weight: 48,000 kg
Crew: 2
Speed: 80 km/h road, 68 km/h off-road, 56 km/h average cross country
Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.2m (1.8m w/ preparation)
Bridging: 24m w/ 50,000 kg load
Crossing Speed: 15 km/h
Deployment: Laid in 5 min, recovered in 10 min
An AVLB based on the Black Lanner chassis and intended to assist medium forces in rapid crossing, but without the cost and weight of the heavier systems.
Cost: $3.5 million

M218 Capybara AVLB
Crew: 2
Combat Weight: 25,000 kg
Speed: 72 km/h road, 64 km/h off-road, 48 km/h average cross country
Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.15m (1.82m w/ preparation)
Bridging: 20m w/ 25,000 kg load
Crossing Speed: 18 km/h
A light AVLB based on the Stingray chassis, and intended for service with light and amphibious forces.
Cost: $3.1 million

M221 Molakai AVLB
Crew: 2
Combat Weight: 25,000 kg
Speed: 72 km/h road, 48.3 km/h average cross country
Range: 600 km
Fording: 1.15m (1.82m w/ preparation)
Bridging: 18m w/ 22,500 kg load
Crossing Speed: 18 km/h
Deployment: Laid in 5 min, recovered in 10 min
A smaller AVLB based on the Kit Fox chassis, and intended for lighter forces. It’s reinforced for airdrop, allowing it to serve in airborne formations.
Cost: $2.8 million

M952 CEV
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 56,700 kg
Length: 9.21m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 3.15m
Max Speed: 75 km/h (governed), 120 km/h (max trial w/o governor), 55 km/h cross country
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.2m (2.25m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x120mm/L55 smoothbore, 1x25mm Cannon (coaxial) 1x12.7mm AAMG, 1x7.62mm AAMG
Ammunition: 48x120mm, 300x25mm, 300x12.7mm, 2000x7.62mm
Armor: 1000mm (1865mm)
Keeping in line with the M946, the M952 was designed as an alternative to the M796 for units that were equipped with the Timberwolf MBT rather than the M1, allowing for greater commonality and easing logistics in said units.
Cost: $5 million

M946 CEV
Crew: 4
Combat Weight: 64,000 kg (M946), 66,500 kg (M946A1)
Length: 9.56m (M946), 9.82m (M946A1)
Width: 3.74m
Height: 3.22m
Max Speed: 65 km/h road, 52 km/h off-road, 44 km/h average cross country (M946)
-72 km/h road, 52 km/h off-road, 48 km/h average cross country (M946A1)
Max Range: 550 km
Fording: 1.38m (2m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Armament: 1x165mm demolition gun, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x12.7mm AAMG
Armor: 1125mm (1950mm)
Though the M728 CEV provides good capability for slower forces, and the M796 is solid for maneuver units, Clan Smoke Jaguar does not itself employ the M1 Abrams, and the M728 is too slow for front-line units. Thus, it was decided to provide a new CEV unit based on the common Iron Cheetah chassis. This provides maximum commonality with unit equipped with both Iron Cheetah and Iron Cheetah II main battle tanks, with mobility and protection rivaling the M796, and a deep fording capability unavailable in the other two units. Additionally, because of the greater mobility of the PADSHA tanks, a second unit was provided with most of the advances, including the new electric armor system and engine, but lacking the new armor, which was dubbed unnecessary.
Cost: $4.5 million, $4.8 million (M946A1)

M796 CEV
Crew: 4
Weight: 55,000 kg
Length: 9.18m
Width: 3.66m
Height: 3.12m
Speed: 72.4 km/h governed, 112.6+ km/h max under ideal conditions, 48.3 km/h cross country (M796
- Speed: 67.6 km/h governed, 105+ km/h max under ideal conditions, 48.3 km/h cross country (M796A1)
- Speed: 67.6 km/h governed, 104.6 km/h max under ideal conditions, 48.3 km/h cross country (M796A2)
Range: 498 km
Fording: 1.219m (1.98 w/ preparation)
Armament: 1x165mm demolition gun, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x12.7mm AAMG
Armor: 400mm (700mm) / 490mm (800mm) for M796A1 / 900mm (1620mm) for M796A2
Though the M728 CEV is a solid unit, the fact is that it is just too slow for operating with modern combat forces, and commanders will frequently leave it behind rather than slow down to let it keep up. Thus, the much faster M1 chassis was adapted to provide the same engineering assistance, but with over 50% greater mobility. Three separate variants are available, based on the M1, M1A1, and M1A2 units. The only major differences are that the M796A1 and M796A2 are slower, but better armored.
Cost: $2.5 million (M796), $4.2 million (M796A1), $5.2 million (M796A2)

M728 CEV
Crew: 4
Weight: 52,154 kg
Length: 8.97m
Width: 3.71m
Height: 3.23m
Speed: 48.3 km/h road
Range: 450+ km road
Fording: 1.2m
Armament: 1x165mm demolition gun, 1x7.62mm CMG, 1x12.7mm AAMG
Armor: 250mm max
A modified version of the M60A1 tank for engineering use. The 105mm cannon has been replaced by a 165mm demolition gun, which is a short-barreled weapon firing various HE projectiles out to 0.925 km. It also has a front-mounted dozer blade, a 25,000 lb (11,338 kg) winch, and a retractable A-Frame Boom. It can also be fitted with a full-width mine plow for clearing minefields in loose soil. This adds 4000 lbs (1814 kg) to the overall weight.
Cost: $700,000

Panda Armored Breaching Vehicle
Crew: 2, w/ option for remote control
Weight: 62,000 kg
Max Speed: 75 km/h (governed), 120 km/h (max trial w/o governor), 55 km/h cross-country
Max Range: 500 km
Fording: 1.2m (2.25m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Equipment: 1xMine Clearing Blade, 1xPower Driven Arm
An alternative to the Grizzly based on the Timberwolf chassis. It has similar general capabilities, but is somewhat faster and better armored.
Cost: $4.8 million

Kodiak Armored Breaching Vehicle
Crew: 2, w/ option for remote control
Weight: 65,000 kg
Max Speed: 65 km/h road, 52 km/h off-road, 44 km/h average cross country
Max Range: 550 km
Fording: 1.38m (2m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Equipment: 1xMine Clearing Blade, 1xPower Driven Arm
Another alternative to the Grizzly, this time based on the Iron Cheetah chassis.
Cost: $4.5 million

Grizzly Armored Breaching Vehicle (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/grizzly22.jpg)
Crew: 2
Weight: 62,313 kg
Speed: 72.4 km/h road, 48.3 km/h cross country
Range: 442.5 km
Equipment: 1xMine Clearing Blade, 1xPower Driven Arm
This is another modified tank for engineering roles, and is used to clear paths through various types of obstacles, including minefields and anti-tank ditches, the latter of which it can fill in 5 minutes. These units are based on the M1 Abrams chassis.
Cost: $4.3 million

Rhino Heavy ESV (http://naoruzanje.paracin.co.yu/btr-t4.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 8
Combat Weight: 62,582 kg
Length: 8.36m
Width: 3.74m
Height: 2.86m
Speed: 58 km/h (road), 39 km/h (off-road), 32 km/h (cross-country)
Range: 550 km
Fording: 1.2m (2m w/ preparation, 4m w/ snorkel)
Payload: 8 engineers + equipment
Armor: 925mm (1600mm) max
A variant of the Rhino for supporting engineers..
Cost: $4 million (new), $1.4 million (modification of Iron Cheetah MBT)

Swifsure Fast ESV (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/europe/images/fuchs.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 8
Combat Weight: 22,000 kg
Length: 6.86m
Width: 3m
Height: 2.66m
Speed: 115 km/h road, 72 km/h off-road, 64 km/h average cross country, 10.5 km/h water
Range: 800 km
Payload: 8 engineers + equipment
Armor: 65mm (76mm)
A complement to the fast Shadow Cat IFV in Cavalry and “Strike” formations, the Swifsure was designed to replacing the ancient M113 models that had been operating with these units for so long. Though notably heavier, it’s about 50% faster and much better protected. As with all other APC and IFV units, it’s equipped with an electric armor system as standard, with a PADS being optional.
Cost: $800,000

Dragoon ESV (http://www.army-technology.com/projects/vbci/images/VBCI_1.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 8
Combat Weight: 16,000 kg
Length: 6.3m
Width: 2.5m
Height: 2.25m
Speed: 85 km/h road, 66 km/h off-road, 50 km/h average cross country, 9 km/h water
Range: 500 km
Payload: 8 engineers + equipment
Armor: 65mm (76mm)
A version of the Dragoon for supporting engineer units.
Cost: $600,000

Rockhopper I/II Airborne/Mtn ESV (http://naoruzanje.paracin.co.yu/mlvm1.jpg)
Crew: 2 + 8
Combat Weight: 10,573 kg (12,476 kg for Mk.II)
Length: 6.4m
Width: 2.7m
Height: 1.95m
Speed: 53 km/h road (66 km/h for Mk.II), 48 km/h off-road, 42 km/h average cross country
Range: 500 km
Fording: 0.75m (1.2m w/ preparation, 3.5m w/ snorkel)
Payload: 8 engineers + equipment
Armor: 35mm (42mm)
A version of the Rockhopper APC intended for transporting and supporting engineering forces.
Cost: $400,000 Mk.I, $500,000 Mk.II

M113A4 ESV ( http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/113a3.gif) (Engineering Squad Vehicle)
Crew: 2 + 8
Weight: 16,329 kg
Height: 2.1971m
Length: 5.7277m
Width: 2.6861m
Speed: 66 km/h road, 5.8 km/h water
Range: 483 km
Payload: 8 engineers + equipment
This is a version of the M113A4 intended for transporting and supporting a full squad of engineers.
Cost: $700,000

M237A2 DEUCE (Deployable Universal Combat Earthmover)
Crew: 1
Weight: 16,100 kg
Speed: 60 km/h
Range: 300 km
The DEUCE is a rapidly deployable engineering vehicle (specifically, a bulldozer), which is designed to be not only parachute deployable, but capable of advancing with ground forces under its own power (thanks to its rubber tracks), significantly reducing strategic and tactical transport requirements. However, it lacks the armor and NBC protection features of the heavier M9.
Cost: $300,000

M233 Armored Combat Earthmover (ACE)
Crew: 1
Weight: 28,000 kg w/ ballast, 19,827 kg normal
Height: 2.6m
Length: 6.5m
Width: 3.2m
Speed: 54 km/h (5 km/h water)
Range: 400 km
A further refinement of the M9 ACE, this unit provides modest improvements in protection and communications, but the primary advantage is automotive, and it has a notably higher speed and range than the lighter M9.
Cost: $800,000

M9 Armored Combat Earthmover (ACE)
Crew: 1
Weight: 24,490 kg w/ ballast, 16,327 kg normal
Height: 2.667m
Length: 6.248m
Width: 3.2m
Speed: 48.3 km/h (4.8 km/h water)
Range: 322 km
An advanced bulldozer that’s unique in that it’s one of the few such designs that provides full armor and NBC protection for the cab, allowing it to operate in hostile and contaminated environments. Though not exceptionally fast, it can keep up with many armored vehicles, and is fully amphibious, and the advanced hydropneumatic suspension allows it to scoop up to 8.7 cubic yards of earth at a time. This unit is effective in both digging and breaching obstacles such as mounds, antitank ditches, and berms, and can also naturally dig fighting positions for AFVs and infantry, as well as perform construction duties.
Cost: $700,000

ATLAS (All Terrain Lifter Army System) Forklift
Crew: 1
Weight: 14,785 kg (48”/1.219m carriage), 14,195 kg (24”/0.61m carriage), 15,193 kg (both, for transport)
Height: 2.7m
Length: 7m w/o forks
Width: 2.6m
Speed: 37 km/h
Range:
Fording: 0.914m
Max Lift Reach: 7.4m
Max Lift Height: 8.5m
Capacity @ Max Reach: 907 kg (48” carriage), 1814 kg (24” carriage)
Capacity @ Max Height: 2721 kg (both carriages)
Max Lift: 4535 kg (48” carriage), 2721 kg (24” carriage)
An advanced modern forklift for handling heavy loads. This unit can incorporate two different carriages that provides flexible performance, and the maximum lift is 5 tons.
Cost: $135,000

AT422T All-Terrain Crane (ATEC)
Crew: 2
Boom Length: 21.336m
Lifting Capacity: 19,955 kg
A small, 22-ton crane with a 70-foot telescoping boom that was designed for high mobility in both on and off-road conditions.
Cost: $260,000