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Weapons-
Current AR
Viking Firearms Mark-II Cobra
Current Pistol
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Walther P99
Infantry Uniforms-
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Primary Uniform and equipment, mask optional.
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Eisen-Schutz (Iron Guard)
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Spezielle Kampf-Betriebe
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Spezielle Städtische Maßeinheit
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Tanks-
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Leopard 2A8 DRD Custom
Armored Vehicles-
Most are upgraded 50s and 60s era European AFVs, looking for-
-New APC
-New Armored Scout Vehcile
-New LAV/IFV
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We are looking for a new AR, post bids here (NO STOREFRONTS, 2020 or under tech)

Stoß!

A-91M Small Size Assault Rifle
One of the best weapons around.

Is intended to fulfil a wide range of missions and to engage the enemy by automatic fire and firing the underbarrel grenade launcher.

The original design of the assault rifle lacks the drawbacks of the weapon developed according to classical bullpup principle.

The built-in underbarrel grenade launcher do not affect the balance of the weapon, and do not worsen accuracy characteristics when firing the assault rifle.

The first two shots are fired at a incredible rate of 1800 rounds per minute! This means that the bullets have left the barrel before recoil makes the gun move off its target, which enhances the accuracy considerably. After the first two shots have been fired, the gun continues to fire at a rate of 600 rounds per minute, like a normal automatic rifle. If the trigger is released and pulled again, the first two shots will again be at the high rate of fire. Off course a single shot setting is also provided.

The particular feature of these assault rifles is the utilization of a balanced shockless automatics with separated inertia masses.

The consistency of A-91 automatic fire from unsteady positions is 1.5 to 2 times closer compared to the weapons whose action is made according to the classical configuration

$1400 each (get what you pay for- a kickass assault rifle)

http://www.shipunov.com/prr/str/strelk/images/a91.jpg

We will sell you the OICW, manufactured by H&K. We thought this would please you, as your current weapon of choice is the G-36.

http://www.hkpro.com/oicwcasing.jpg

More info at http://www.hkpro.com/oicw.htm

250 credits.
1 credit=5 USD

DT-
Hmm... Does this thing have a specified caliber? Or do I choose? And a mag capacity?
Skager-Sorry, howabout something lighter, and with a longer barrel on the AR?

OICW costs about $10,000 each, stupid.

DT-
Hmm... Does this thing have a specified caliber? Or do I choose? And a mag capacity?
Skager-Sorry, howabout something lighter, and with a longer barrel on the AR?
Yes it's Russian 7.62mm... but we can rechamber it to fire NATO rounds upon request.

OK, can I get NATO? And how many rounds per mag?

OK, can I get NATO? And how many rounds per mag?
Yeah well give you NATO 7.62mm.

More specs:
Cartridge 7.62x39mm, model 1943
Round VOG-25, VOG-25P
Weight, kg
assault rifle without magazine
and rubber backplate 3.97
magazine with 30 rounds 0.85 max
Accurate firing range, m
assault rifle up to 1000
grenade launcher up to 400
Rate of fire, rds/min 600–800
Overall dimensions without
rubber backplate, mm 660x56x291

Ok, but how many rounds are in the magazine pictured?

I'm still looking for more offers!

Ok, but how many rounds are in the magazine pictured?

I'm still looking for more offers!30 rounds.

OICW costs about $10,000 each, stupid.

Not with our high-tech, extemly cheap manufactureing processes. Don't bother calling a godmod either. We've had them a while.

Anyhoo, lighter, longer barrel? Lets see....
The FAMAS. Bullpup design, so the barrel may look short, but it goes right back to where the magizene is.
http://world.guns.ru/assault/famas_g2.jpg

Nice detailed article at http://world.guns.ru/assault/as21-e.htm

100 credits.

We sell Russian products.... which are generally cheaper than wetsern ones. We should be talking about mass-production and whatnot.

Hmm, DT, you're in the lead.
Skager-The caliber is to weak for frontline units, but the SMM would like 3000 FAMAS *Money wired*

The Dominion of Koterdam can provide you with FN FAL 7.62 x 51mm NATO assault rifles for $590.00 a piece. If you wish something more... Exotic, we also have domestically produced weapons.

Viking Firearms Mark-II Cobra

Using the roller-delayed blowback breech system favoured by Heckler & Koch, this odd firearm is perhaps unique in being a 7.62 x 51mm NATO carbine in a bullpup format. Rather than standard iron sights, the Cobra uses an integral 3x optical sight mounted in the carrying handle, although this can be removed if damaged, or just on the firer’s preference and replaced with nearly any other scope. If neccesary, there are even flip-up iron sights for use in emergencies.

With a nod to its intended use in special operations, there is a proprietary suppressor available for the Cobra from Viking Firearms. Although not a true silencer in that it doesn’t slow the round fired to subsonic speeds, the suppressor does indeed muffle the muzzle blast. While this makes it quite difficult to locate the firer by the sound of his weapon alone, the supersonic cracks the bullets make as they streak through the air will make it quite obvious that someone is shooting. Using so-called “cold-loaded” subsonic ammunition eliminates these supersonic cracks and, while reducing the damage done by the rifle, makes it quite silent.

SPECIFICATION & OPERATION

CARTRIDGE
7.62 x 51mm NATO

DIMENSIONS
Length o/a: 782mm (30.78in)
Weight: 3.55kg (7lb 13oz)
Barrel: 533mm (21.0in)
Rifling: 4 grooves, rh
Magazine Capacity: 20 rounds
Rate of Fire: 550 rds/min

MARKINGS
"VIKING FIREARMS <serial number> <date of manufacture>" impressed into the right side of magazine housing beneath a stylized Viking Longboat.

SAFETY
A combined safety catch and fire selector switch on both sides of the carbine above and behind the trigger. Rear (S) position is safe, forward one notch (1) is single shots, forward two notches (3) is three-round bursts, and fully forward (A) is full automatic fire.

UNLOADING
Magazine catch at rear of magazine housing. Remove magazine. Pull back cocking handle to eject any round remaining in the chamber. Examine chamber and feedway through the ejection slot. Release cocking handle, press trigger.

COST
$810.00

Viking Firearms M32A1 Rapier

Based off of principles pioneered in Heckler and Koch’s G11 rifle, this weapon takes it all one step further. Rather than providing silenced weapons to Special Operations forces alone, Viking Firearms provided the M32A1 with an integral suppressor. Coupled with the fact that the caseless ammunition virtually eliminates bolt sounds, the M32A1 is almost impossible to hear in operation. There isn't even a shell casing to be ejected and give away the position of the shooter. Although the weapon's ammunition is supersonic, and thus not "silenced", the supressor nonetheless nearly eliminates firing sounds, although the bullet will still make a sharp crack as it travels through the air. While this will reveal the fact that someone is indeed shooting at the target, it will make it nearly impossible to tell where the shooter is. As well, Viking Firearms offers a 4.7 x 33mm caseless round using a somewhat less-potent propellant block of the same dimensions with a heavier round, reducing the round to sub-sonic speeds while maintaining much of the original round's damage potential. Effectively, this round renders the Rapier a silenced weapon.

Rather than standard iron sights, the Rapier uses an integral 3x optical sight mounted in the carrying handle, although this can be removed if damaged, or just on the firer’s preference, revealing a NATO standard Picatinny rail. If neccesary, there are even flip-up iron sights for use in emergencies. The odd top-loading magazine is made out of a transparent temperature-resistant plastic that allows the firer to tell at a glance how many shots he has left.

Although the standard magazine for this weapon is a 60 round box, a special 120-round helical box magazine is available. While the weapon's standard full-auto firing rate is locked at 600 rpm, the weapon's cyclic rate is actually a shocking 2000 rpm. This rate is only utilized on the weapon's three round burst setting, allowing it to spit out three shots before the weapon's recoil spoils the aim, allowing for exceptionally tight groupings. On unsilenced prototypes, the three round burst sounded like one loud shot, it came so quickly.

SPECIFICATION & OPERATION

CARTRIDGE
4.7 x 33mm Caseless

DIMENSIONS
Length o/a: 760mm (30.78in)
Weight: 2.85kg (7lb 13oz)
Barrel: 533mm (21.0in)
Rifling: 6 grooves, rh
Magazine Capacity: 60 rounds
Rate of Fire: 600 rds/min

MARKINGS
"VIKING FIREARMS <serial number> <date of manufacture>" impressed into the right side of the reciever beneath a stylized Viking Longboat.

SAFETY
A grip safety as well as a combined safety/fire selector switch that may be moved to either side of the rifle above and behind the trigger. Rear (S) position is safe, forward one notch (1) is single shots, forward two notches (3) is three-round bursts, and fully forward (A) is full automatic fire.

UNLOADING
Magazine catch at rear of magazine housing. Remove magazine. Point in safe direction. Press trigger.

COST
$ 710.00

The Cobra carbine is more expensive than the Rapier for the simple reason that the Cobra is constructed to a more exacting standard, making it a far more accurate weapon.

We have 2 round bursts at 1800 rpm, which is great accuracy.


Also, dont forget the inbuilt grenade launcher.

Well, Kotterdam, your Cobra may be a good competitor if you can get a 30 round magazine (DDRWM Standard).

Confermed. Rifles sent. Do you want front-line weapontry still? I'm still looking at stuff.

:idea: AR-22 Heavy Assault Rifle
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Name: AR-22
Designed by: Johnified American DARPA
Made by: JSA Arms/Phoenix Dynamix on contract from JSA
Ammo Produced by:Phoenix Dynamix (rights to make your own sold on purchase)
Ammo Types:.45 caliber(11mm) Hollow Point or AP rounds, .8 Gauge HE,AP and Buckshot shells/slugs
Action: Select fire (full/burst/semi-auto)
Total Weight: 11.2lbs
Used by: JSA Infantry, Tyrador and Phoenix Milita Heavy Infantry Units
Holders of Prod Rights: JSA,Phoenix Dynamix
.45 caliber Range: 1000 meters
.8 gauge Range: 200 meters
.45 caliber ROF: 630 rounds per minute
.8 gauge ROF: 240 rounds per minute
The assault rifle uses the .45 caliber automatic rifle hollow point, full metal jacket or teflon coated armor piercing rounds in a 32 shot clip (+1 in chamber)
The .8 gauge auto shotgun fires either AP(armor piercing) or soft point slugs ; HE(High Explosive)shells or tungsten buckshot from an 10-shot belt. The belt can be substiuted with an 8-shot plastic or metal box if you are not using TPM special .8 gauge waterproof shells
We realize that this is a specialty ammuniton so the rights, plans and tooling to make .45 rounds and .8 gauge shells are included with any purchase over 500. Of course if you want waterproof TPM special ammo u still need to by it from us.
The included 7.4 inch extra-long M-9 bayonet is available in chromed or blued steel
Price
$2500
:idea: SAR-21 Assault Rifle
http://world.guns.ru/assault/sar21_2.jpg
Name:SAR-21
Designed by: Singapore
Caliber: 5.56x45mm NATO
Action: Gas operated, rotating bolt
Total Weight: 4.44 kg
Magazine capacity: 30 rounds
Rate of fire: 450-650 rounds per minute
Effective range: about 500 meters
This is a light assault rifle which can accept a variety of attachments. It was designed to replace the M-16A1s of the Singapore Army.
Price
$1400
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:idea: CR-21 Assault Rifle
http://world.guns.ru/assault/vektor_cr21.jpg
Name:Vector CR-21
Designed by: Vector South Africa
Caliber: 5.56x45mm NATO
Action: Gas operated, rotating bolt
Total Weight: 3.8 kg
Magazine capacity: 30 rounds
Rate of fire: 600 rounds per minute
Effective range:400 meters
The internal workings and action of the CR-21 is much like the Galil and the advantages of the Galils rugged design are not lost on this rifle. It has more ergonomic design and features many mounting points for attachments.
Price
$1200
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Bulk order -10%

We have 2 round bursts at 1800 rpm, which is great accuracy.


Also, dont forget the inbuilt grenade launcher.
Very nice... This is getting to be a hard choice.

Confermed. Rifles sent. Do you want front-line weapontry still? I'm still looking at stuff.
Yes, I haven't made up my mind yet.

Well, Kotterdam, your Cobra may be a good competitor if you can get a 30 round magazine (DDRWM Standard).

And I thought you'd have a difficult request. Ten extra rounds on the magazine would be simplicity itself. In fact, your request has prompted us to bring the new higher capacity mag into service with our own armed forces in our FN FALs.

Well, due to the versitality of the Cobra, with it's multiple sights and excellent special operations equipment, the Democratic Republic of Deshdenstadt will order 250,000 Cobra Assault Rifles as our main infantry weapon.

Dark Terror-Your rifle will not go unnoticed. It's small size and big punch make it good for our paratroopers and strike teams. We will order 10,000 A-91Ms in 7.62mm NATO.

All Parties-Thank you for your intrest in the Democrtatic Republic, we hope to see more business from your promising industries.

Defense Minister, DDR.

Well, due to the versitality of the Cobra, with it's multiple sights and excellent special operations equipment, the Democratic Republic of Deshdenstadt will order 250,000 Cobra Assault Rifles as our main infantry weapon.

Very well. It is with great pride that we confirm your order. The shipment is enroute to your nation as we speak. Please wire $202,500,000 on reciept of the rifles.

As a side note, we offer up the Walther/Viking Firearms P99/10 as a possible replacement for your current sidearm.

http://world.guns.ru/handguns/walther_p99.jpg

Walther/Viking Firearms P99/10

Manufactured under licence by Viking Firearms in Kotterdam, the Walther P99/10 is a distant relation of James Bond's weapon of choice. In response to a requirement by the DKA, the standard Walther P99 was increased in calibre from 9mm Parabellum to 10mm Automatic. Otherwise, the operation and mechanism of this fine weapon is unchanged. Rather, the other changes to the weapon are mostly cosmetic.

Like the standard model, the P99/10 is a recoil-operated, double action, locked breech gun, making use of a modified Browning-style locking system as well as incorporating a recoil compensator in the backstrap. Extremely reliable and accurate, the P99/10 makes use of a polymer frame to reduce weight, and an adjustable backstrap to allow it to become a more comfortable fit in the shooter's hand. As well, the weapon has three automatic safeties: A striker safety, a trigger safety, and an out of battery safety that sees to it that should the weapon's hammer accidentally fall, the firing pin will not be alligned with it, and thus the pistol will not fire.

SPECIFICATION & OPERATION

CARTRIDGE
10mm Auto

DIMENSIONS
Length o/a: 184mm (7.24in)
Weight: 810g (28.57oz)
Barrel: 106mm (4.17in)
Rifling: 6 grooves, rh
Magazine Capacity: 16 rounds

MARKINGS
"Walther Banner;P99/10; Made in Kotterdam" on left side of slide. Serial number on right side of frame. "Walther Banner" on either side of grip

SAFETY
A decocking lever can be found on the left hand side of the slide. Depressing this allows the hammer to fall safely. All other safety devices are automatic.

UNLOADING
Magazine catch on either side of the butt behind trigger. Remove magazine; Pull back slide to eject any round in the chamber; Inspect chamber through ejection port. Release slide, pull trigger.

COST
$715.00

We are wiring the money.
Your pistol looks very interesting, we will order 500,000 as our standard military and special forces sidearm. Money is being wired.

We also reccomend buying some to give to tank crews, as they could fit on a small storage rack. Confirmed, rifles being sent.

New armored vehicle? Kinda broad... a tank, APC, IFV, or all three?

-New APC
-New Armored Scout Vehcile
-New LAV/IFV
That's what I need.

We are wiring the money.
Your pistol looks very interesting, we will order 500,000 as our standard military and special forces sidearm. Money is being wired.

Order confirmed. That will be $357,500,000, please. The shipment is enroute. To answer your latest requirement, we submit the both the successful IFV-2 Normandy and the new MBT-3 Werewolf for your consideration.

Vehicle MBT-3 Werewolf
Crew 4 (Driver, Gunner, Commander, Loader)
Length 7.62 Meters
Weight 17 Metric Tonnes
Speed
Road 75 kph
Combat 50 kph
Range 500 miles
Engine
1 x General Motors DRV-19 Water-cooled 4 cycle diesel
Armament
1 x Viking Military Technologies 120mm L55 Smoothbore Cannon
1 x Viking Military Technologies 25mm Chain Gun
2 x M240G 7.62 x 51mm Medium Machine Gun
1 x Laser Target Designator
1 x 60mm Automortar
Ammunition
50 x 120mm Rounds
60 x 60mm Mortar
720 x 25mm Rounds
10,000 x 7.62mm NATO
Defensive Systems
Layered Ceramic/Composite Alloy Armour
Laser/Infrared/Microwave Threat Receptors
Kevlar Mine Matt integral to crew deck
Fully NBC-Rated Life Support System
Life Support rated for operation to -48 degrees C
24-Canister Smoke Grenade System
Anti-Spall Coating on all surfaces
Engine mounted forward of driver for enhanced crew survivability
Optics/Sensors
Low-Light Systems for both Driver and Gunner/Commander
Turret-Mounted IR Sight for Gunner/Commander
Full Telescopic Magnification on both Natural- and Low-Light systems
Computer-Aided Target Recognition system
Communications
Real-Time Command, Control, and Communications (RTC3) Data Link
- GPS Moving Map w' position and status of connected RTC3 units
- Connected to Auto-Diagnostic system for transmission of unit status
- Zip-Squeal Text/Data Transmission Capable
Universal Adaptor Port for Wire Communications
Separate Intercom Systems for Infantry and Vehicle crew with Infantry and Vehicle Commanders having access to both
High-Frequency Encrypted Radio
Satelite Communication System with Removable Antenna
4 x Retransmit-Capable Encrypted Radio Sets
Other Systems
Automated Diagnostic System
Enhanced Fire Control System
Unit Cost $4.62M
Prime Contractor Kotterdam Motor Corporation

Notes
Concerned that their new IFV outstripped the capabilities of their primary MBT, the DKA put out a requirement for a replacement for the Merkava MkV MBT already in service. Using lessons learned from that tank, the Kotterdam Motor Company designed the MBT-3 Werewolf. Carrying many similar componants to the other tank, the MBT-3 nonetheless incorporates a number of innovations. Prime amongst these is the commander's weapon.

Where earlier tanks utilized manually-fired heavy machine guns, the MBT-3 makes use of a 25mm cannon in a teleoperated mini-turret with over seven hundred rounds. Manual controls were considered, but due to the design of the tank itself, any hit that disabled the cannon's controls would likely render the weapon itself inoperative. Standard 7.62mm machine guns were retained for the coaxial and skate mounts, however, and a 60mm Semi-Automatic Mortar is included as an indirect-fire weapon.

Although entirely manual controls are included, primary fire control for the main gun is routed through a sophisticated targeting computer, allowing the gunner to, among other things, designate up to three targets within a ninety-degree field of vision from one another, select the appropriate ammunition type, and engage them all on the move at the main gun's cyclic rate.

Vehicle IFV-2 Normandy
Crew 2 (Driver, Gunner/Commander)
Passengers
10 Fully Equipped Infantry
2 Crew Served Weapons
Length 7.62 Meters
Weight 17 Metric Tonnes
Speed
Road 72 kph
Combat 41 kph
Water 10 kph
Range 475 miles
Engine
1 x General Motors ARV-12 Water-cooled 4 cycle diesel
2 x General Electric Water Jet Turbines (steerable)
Armament
1 x EX34 Hughes 25mm Chain Gun
1 x Browning MAG 7.62 x 51mm coaxially-mounted machine gun
1 x Heckler & Koch coaxially-mounted Grenade Machine Gun
2 x Single Tube TOW missile launchers (ejectable)
1 x Laser Target Designator
Ammunition
400 x 25mm HEAP
1200 x 7.62mm NATO
320 x 40mm Grenades
2 x Standard Infantry Loads
Defensive Systems
Layered Ceramic/Kevlar/Titanium Alloy Armour
Laser/Infrared/Microwave Threat Receptors
Kevlar Mine Matt integral to crew deck
Fully NBC-Rated Life Support System
Life Support rated for operation to -48 degrees C
10-Canister Smoke Grenade System
Anti-Spall Coating on all surfaces
Engine mounted forward of driver for enhanced crew survivability
Optics/Sensors
Low-Light Systems for both Driver and Gunner/Commander
Turret-Mounted IR Sight for Gunner/Commander
Full Telescopic Magnification on both Natural- and Low-Light systems
Computer-Aided Target Recognition system
Communications
Real-Time Command, Control, and Communications (RTC3) Data Link
- GPS Moving Map w' position and status of connected RTC3 units
- Connected to Auto-Diagnostic system for transmission of unit status
- Zip-Squeal Text/Data Transmission Capable
Universal Adaptor Port for Wire Communications
Separate Intercom Systems for Infantry and Vehicle crew with Infantry and Vehicle Commanders having access to both
High-Frequency Encrypted Radio
Satelite Communication System with Removable Antenna
4 x Retransmit-Capable Encrypted Radio Sets
Other Systems
Automated Diagnostic System
Weapons Ports for Infantry
Forward-Mounted Winch
Armoured Rear Entry Hatch
Armoured Top-Mounted Egress Hatch (Room for three men standing)
Unit Cost $3.71M
Prime Contractor Kotterdam Motor Corporation

Notes
Designed originally to meet a requirement put forth by Rimbauld, KMC's IFV-2 Normandy performed so well in tests that the design has since been adopted as the DKA's next-generation Infantry Fighting Vehicle.

Built with a highly modular design, the Normandy is capable of being converted from its baseline design to a Mortar carrier, a gun carrier, a command-post vehicle, an ambulance, as well as a minesweeper, engineer support vehicle, ARV, and dry, wet, and General Purpose logistics vehicles through the replacement of its componants and its entirely modular turret.

Although all fire-controls for this capable vehicle have manual backups, the primary fire function is highly computerized to allow first-round first-hit capability against enemy vehicles, even on the move. As well, the vehicle's design allows most componants to be serviced by the crew without ever leaving the vehicle.

In addition, The LPI Counter-Battery Radar System on the artillery variant allows the IFV-2 to detect incoming artillery fire, identify the most likely position of the enemy battery, and return fire to silence your opponant's guns, all while the enemy's first volley is still in the air.

Vehicle IFV-2 Normandy (Gun Carrier)
Crew 3 (Driver, Gunner/Commander, Loader)
Passengers 0
Armament
1 x Rheinmetall 120 mm L55 smoothbore gun
1 x Browning MAG 7.62 x 51mm coaxially-mounted machine gun
1 x Laser Target Designator
Ammunition
36 x 120mm (Various)
1200 x 7.62mm NATO

Vehicle IFV-2 Normandy (Mortar Carrier)
Crew 2 (Driver, Gunner/Commander)
Passengers
10 Fully Equipped Infantry
2 Crew Served Weapons
Armament
1 x EX34 Hughes 25mm Chain Gun
1 x Browning MAG 7.62 x 51mm coaxially-mounted machine gun
1 x 60mm Mortar
1 x Laser Target Designator
Ammunition
400 x 25mm HEAP
1200 x 7.62mm NATO
80 x 60mm Mortar Shells
2 x Standard Infantry Loads

Vehicle IFV-2 Normandy (Anti-Air)
Crew 3 (Driver, Gunner/Commander, Radar Operator)
Passengers 0
Armament
1 x General Electric M61A2 Vulcan Cannon
2 x Five-Tube Stinger SAM Launchers
Ammunition
2400 x 20mm Cannon
Optics/Sensors
Low-Light Systems for both Driver and Gunner/Commander
Turret-Mounted IR Sight for Gunner/Commander
Full Telescopic Magnification on both Natural- and Low-Light systems
Computer-Aided Target Recognition system
Ericcson Low Probability of Intercept (LPI) Air-Search Radar

Vehicle IFV-2 Normandy (Minesweeper)
Crew 3 (Driver, Gunner/Commander, MAD Operator)
Passengers 0
Armament
1 x EX34 Hughes 25mm Chain Gun
1 x Browning MAG 7.62 x 51mm coaxially-mounted machine gun
1 x Heckler & Koch coaxially-mounted Grenade Machine Gun
2 x Single Tube TOW missile launchers (ejectable)
1 x Laser Target Designator
Ammunition
400 x 25mm HEAP
1200 x 7.62mm NATO
320 x 40mm Grenades
Optics/Sensors
Low-Light Systems for both Driver and Gunner/Commander
Turret-Mounted IR Sight for Gunner/Commander
Full Telescopic Magnification on both Natural- and Low-Light systems
Computer-Aided Target Recognition system
Magnetic Anomaly Detector (For Mine Detection)
Other Systems
Automated Diagnostic System
Aft-Mounted Winch
Armoured Rear Entry Hatch
Armoured Top-Mounted Egress Hatch (Room for three men standing)
Forward-Mounted Anti-Mine Flail Attachment

Vehicle IFV-2 Normandy (ARV)
Crew 3 (Driver, Gunner/Commander, Loader)
Passengers 0
Armament
None
Other Systems
Automated Diagnostic System
Weapons Ports for Infantry
Forward- and Aft-Mounted Winches
Armoured Rear Entry Hatch
Armoured Top-Mounted Egress Hatch (Room for three men standing)
Top-Mounted Crane
Forward- and Aft-Mounted Universal Towing Hitches

Vehicle IFV-2 Normandy (Engineer Support)
Crew 2 (Driver, Gunner/Commander)
Passengers 10 Engineers
Armament
1 x EX34 Hughes 25mm Chain Gun
1 x Browning MAG 7.62 x 51mm coaxially-mounted machine gun
1 x Heckler & Koch coaxially-mounted Grenade Machine Gun
2 x Single Tube TOW missile launchers (ejectable)
1 x Laser Target Designator
Ammunition
400 x 25mm HEAP
1200 x 7.62mm NATO
320 x 40mm Grenades
Optics/Sensors
Low-Light Systems for both Driver and Gunner/Commander
Turret-Mounted IR Sight for Gunner/Commander
Full Telescopic Magnification on both Natural- and Low-Light systems
Computer-Aided Target Recognition system
Other Systems
Automated Diagnostic System
Weapons Ports for Infantry
Aft-Mounted Winch
Armoured Rear Entry Hatch
Armoured Top-Mounted Egress Hatch (Room for three men standing)
Forward-Mounted Bulldozer Attachment

Vehicle IFV-2 Normandy (Artillery)
Crew 3 (Driver, Gunner/Commander, Radar Operator)
Passengers 0
Armament
1 x Viking Military Technologies 105 mm Howitzer
1 x Browning MAG 7.62 x 51mm pintle-mounted machine gun
1 x Laser Target Designator
Ammunition
40 x 105mm Artillery Shells
1200 x 7.62mm NATO
Optics/Sensors
Low-Light Systems for both Driver and Gunner/Commander
Turret-Mounted IR Sight for Gunner/Commander
Full Telescopic Magnification on both Natural- and Low-Light systems
Computer-Aided Target Recognition system
Ericcson Low Probability of Intercept (LPI) Counter-Battery Radar System

If you want an MBT, Ill post something that makes Werewolf look like a T-55. Ill post IFV and scout a bit later.


Heres our main APC:
The BTR-94A Armored Personnel Carrier (on the basis of BTR-80 armored carriers) is an amphibious multipurpose armored vehicle, which has effective missile-gun and machine gun armament and heavy-duty power unit. The BTR-94A is intended for accompishment of the delivery of mechanized infantery personnel to the battle field; provision of fire support with personnel small arms. It can destroy with turret weapons ground targets such as artillery batteries, armored vehicles, field fortifications, strong points and launchers. It can also combat enemy living force who disperse on large area of plain or highlands, and low-flying air targets. It can conduct radar and optronic reconnaissance of ground and air targets by its own instruments.

The BTR-90 is for use as a combination armored personnel carrier and scout vehicle. In this role, the BTR-94A's turret is somewhat larger and armed with a ZU-23-2 twin 23mm autocannon and a coaxial PKT machinegun, as well as 4 Khrizantema-3 radar-guided anti tank missiles. In addition, the turret has mounted on it a combination ground surveillance/air surveillance radar with a range of up to 20 km against ground targets and 30 km against aerial targets. The night vision suite has been improved, and a video camera system with a data link to higher headquarters has been added. The guns are equipped with a laser rangefinder that also doubles as a laser designator. The engine has been upgraded to a multifuel type.

The multipurpose armament provides heavy destruction ability of personnel, armored and fortified land-based sites and low-flying air-borne targets. The heavy-duty power unit on the base of the multi-fuel diesel engine provides high speed and manoeuvrability of the combat vehicle. The internal hull and turret Kevlar liner provides the additional protection of crew, troops and internal equipment against bullets and fragments, ensures high temperature proof even being attacked by enemy with incendiary ammunition and mixtures.

Specifications
Type of combat vehicle 8x8 wheels configuration
Combat crew, men 3
Carriedt personnel, men 10
Armament:
- turret gun mount 23-mm two-barrel gun ZU-23-2
- turret machine gun mount 7.62 PKT machine gun
- turret radar Ground and air detection radar GR-133 type
- turret mounted Khrizantema-3 missiles
Weightl, kg 14000
Power-to-weight-ratio, hp/t 20.5
Fuel capacity, Itr 300(150x2)
Fuel endurance, km
- on highway 800
- on mud road 250...300
Features
1. Upgraded observation and targeting devices
2. Target illumination device
3. 7.62-mm PKT machine gun
4. Khrizantema-3 anti-armor missiles
5. 23-mm two-barrel gun
6. Radar antenna for ground and air targets detection
7 . Multyfuel diesel powerpack with increased power

Overall dimensions

Length, mm 7650
Width, mm 2900
Height, mm 2800
Track, mm 2410
Clearance, mm 475
Angle of approach 40°
Angle of departure 30°
Cross-country ability
Minimum ground pressure, kgf/cm2
- with wheel air pressure 30 kgf/cm2 3.8
- with wheel air pressure 0.5 kgf/cm2 2.4
Max speed, km/h
- on highway - no less 80 ..90
- afloat - no less 9...10
Average speed on mud road, km/h 30 .50
Minimum diameter of gyration on ground, m 13
Minimum diameter of gyration afloat on speed 6-7 km/h, m 20
Forging:
- angle of entrance in water 25°
- angle of departure from water 15°
Max height of wave, m 0.75
http://www.shipunov.com/shipunov-e/bron/bron/images/kluiver_f.jpg
http://www.shipunov.com/shipunov-e/bron/bron/images/kluiver.jpghttp://www.jed.simonides.org/8x8afv/bravo/btr-80_series/btr-94/btr94_003.jpg


$900,000 each.

We'll take 500 IFV-2 Normandy standard versions, and 300 IFV-2 Gun Carriers.
*Money wired*

Order confirmed. The IFV-2s will begin ariving as soon as possible. Be aware, the IFV-2 is almost completely modular. Any one IFV-2 can be converted into any other configuration in a matter of hours. A complete set of conversion kits allowing modification of one Normandy into any of its variants can be purchased for half the price of the original vehicle each.

Bleh, we also have BTR-94M's with ETC 105mm gun and coaxial 23mm two barreled cannon, were upgrading our 35,000 BTR_94's to them.
http://www.jed.simonides.org/8x8afv/bravo/btr-90_series/btr-90m/btr90m_005.jpg

Heres our scout anyways:
the BPM-97

Wheel arrangement 4x4
Gross weight, kg 10,500
Crew and mounted troops, men 10
Base chassis series-produced, all-wheel-drive KamAZ-4326 truck
Engine KamAZ-740.10-20, V8
Maximum engine power, kW (hp) 161 (220)
Maximum speed, km/h 90
Gradient, deg 30
Fording depth, m 1.75
Hull steel armor, load-carrying
Armament:
machine gun 12.7mm Utyos
grenade launcher 40mm automatic Plamya
ATGM Fagot, Kornet, Metis
smoke grenades Tucha
Armor protection:
upper belt against 12.7mm B-32 bullet fired
from NSV machine gun at a range of 300 m
lower belt and rear against 7.62mm B-32 bullet fired
from SVD rifle at a range of 10 to 30 m
Cost $300,000

http://www.jed.simonides.org/4x4afv/bravo/bpm_series/bpm-97/bpm97_004.jpg
http://www.jed.simonides.org/4x4afv/bravo/bpm_series/bpm-97/bpm97_001.jpg

Oh, and 600 BPM-97, and 500 BTR-90.

DT, I will begin looking for MBTs, our L 2A8 DRDCs are kinda outdated compared to most NS MBTs.

So you want MBTs, eh?
In a joint operation, the New Genoese Defense Department (NGDD) and the New Empire Military Projects Department (NEMPD) have announced the release of the KAF-90E Main Battle Tank, an upgrade to the KAF-90D. No more than 500 tanks can be purchased.
http://invisionfree.com/forums/The_Allied_Powers/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=875
Armament
The KAF-90E armament includes one New Empirian 140mm electro-thermal-chemical (ETC) gun, stabilised in two axes and equipped with a thermal sleeve and automatic muzzle reference system (AMRS). In principle, the ETC gun utilizes a chemically energetic (reactive) working liquid instead of a coventional solid propellent. The KAF-90E combines ETC technology with existing SP 140mm guns and ammunition. Basically, the gun fires 140mm rounds, which hit with the power of 170mm rounds, and increases penetration by about 50%. In addition to the ETC propellent, ammunition has been quadra-charged. It penetrates 2800mm at 1km, 1900mm at 2km, 1200mm at 3km, and 900mm at 4km. The gun tube can be replaced without dismantling inside the turret.

The gun can fire a variety of ammunition including APDS (Armor Piercing Discarding Sabot), HEAT (High Explosive Anti-Tank), HE-FRAG (High Explosive Fragmentation) as well as shrapnel projectiles with time fuzes.

The KAF-90E gun can also fire the AT-15B anti-tank guided missile system. The range of the missile is 100 - 7,000m and takes 14.7 sec to reach maximum range. The system is intended to engage tanks fitted with ERA (Explosive Reactive Armour) as well as low-flying air targets such as helicopters, at a range of up to 8km. The missile system fires either the 9M123-3 or 9M123-F-3 missiles. The second model, the 9M123-F-3, has a high explosive warhead. The maximum range of the missile is 7000 meters with a maximum speed of 400 meters per second; thus it is supersonic. Missile weight is 30.4kg. The gun's 12 RPM automatic loader will feed both ordnance and missiles.

There are 12 Kornet-2 ATGM's towards the rear of the turret. Kornet is a laser guided ATGM with a range of over 6km and 1600mm penetration.

A new modified 14.5mm ZPU-1B heavy machine cannon, using a new ETC propellant, can be fitted on the low weight RLS 609 weapon station. The ZPU-1B can fire 700 rounds per minute and penetrate most APC armor. The RLS 609 weapon station provides low noise levels during firing and minimum carbon monoxide concentrations. A remote controlled RLS 609 is equipped with a CCD camera, liquid crystal display monitor and joystick control for operation of the weapon systems from within the vehicle.

A glacis mounted 14.5mm ZPU-1B heavy machine cannon is fitted on the front of the tank. It can be fired by the driver.

A 7.62mm minigun is also mounted coaxially on the right hand side of the main armament.

Self-Protection
The KAF-90E tank is protected by both 2nd generation Chobham armor (Dorchestor) and third generation explosive reactive armor (Kaktus-1).

The KAF-90E is fitted with the Shtora-1 defensive aids suite. This system includes infrared jammer, laser warning system with four laser warning receivers, grenade discharging system which produces an aerosol screen and a computerised control system.

The New Genoese ARENA system, the first available DAS-system, was analysed by TNO-PML in collaboration with TNO-FEL. This systems detects an incoming anti-tank missile and reacts by throwing a cassette containing explosives and fragments towards the missile. Upon detonation of the cassette, the fragments interact with the missile, such that its effectiveness decreases substantially.

Both laboratory testing of the effectiveness of the fragments and computer simulation of the suite of events- detection, intercept and residual penetration capability- were performed. This resulted in an assessment of the increased survivability of the vehicle equipped with ARENA. The same analyses also gave an idea of the decrease of performance of the anti-tank missile.

The Arena system is switched on/off from the commander's control console. Once Arena is switched on, all subsequent operations are performed automatically. Apart from the basic automatic mode of operation, exceptionally, the commander can control the system manually, for example, when it is necessary to destroy obstacles or for close-in protection against infantry.

Arena provides protection for a moving or stationary tank in any weather and in any combat environment, irrespective of the angle of impact of the enemy's weapons. The data-processing radars and sights feature a high level of noise immunity. They do not respond to false and random signals, and come into action only in situations where there is a serious threat to the tank or when a weapon fired by the enemy is heading directly towards the tank.

The KAF-90E is also equipped with the "Grapeshot" Anti-Missile Defense System.

The "Grapeshot" is similar to a claymore mine, though there are four charges, mounted on a rotating post atop the turret and capable of showering both enemy ground troops and incoming missiles in a hail that could annihilate said missiles or ground troops. In addition to effectively defending the tank against missile strikes, the "Grapeshot" can be used as a positively horrific weapon against infantry attempting to get up close to the tank. The "Grapeshot" has a maximum effective range of 50 meters and all four charges can be used in one melee round.

It is also fitted with NBC (nuclear, biological and chemical) protection equipment. All equipment is also hardened against EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse).

Fire Control and Observation
The KAF-90E has the 1A4GT-2 integrated fire control system (IFCS) which is automatic but with manual override for the commander. The IFCS contains the gunner's 1A43-2 day fire control system, gunner's TO1-KO1 thermal imaging sight which has a target identification range of 1.2 km to 1.5 km and commander's PERI-R 17 A3 sight.

The gunner's 1A43-2 day FCS comprises of an EMES 15B dual magnification stabilised primary sight with: a missile guidance channel, a thermal channel, and a CE628 laser rangefinder, 2E42-4 armament stabiliser, 1V528 ballistic computer, and DVE-BS wind gauge.

The rangefinder can provide up to three range values in four seconds. The range data is transmitted to the fire control computer and is used to calculate the firing algorithms. Also, because the laser rangefinder is integrated into the gunner's primary sight, the gunner can read the digital range measurement directly. The maximum range of the laser rangefinder is less than 10,000m with accuracy to within 20m.

The commander's station has an independent periscope, a PERI-R 17 A3 from STN Atlas Elektronik and Zeiss Optronik GmbH. The PERI-R 17 A3 is a stabilised panoramic periscope sight for day/night observation and target identification, and it provides an all round view with a traverse of 360°. The thermal image from the commander's periscope is displayed on a monitor. The PERI-R17 A3 can also be used for weapon firing as it is slaved into the tank's fire control system. The image from the gunner's thermal sight can also be transmitted to the commander's PERI-R 17 periscope so the commander can switch the gunner's video image to the commander's monitor. This enables the commander and the gunner to have access to the same field of view of the combat range. The system has identification ranges of 900m (day) and 800m (night).

The driver is equipped with a TVN-5 infrared night viewer.

The command and fire control procedure known as first echo selection is used for laser rangefinding for anti-helicopter operations. The principal weapon uses electronic firing to reduce reaction times.

Propulsion
The KAF-90E has an 1800 horsepower turbocharged engine. The tank can carry up to 2,200 liters of fuel in the main fuel tanks and fuel drums.

The tank is provided with a snorkel for deep fording and can ford 5 meters of water with equipment which can be deployed in 20 minutes.

The mechanical transmission includes primary reduction gear, two planetary final gearboxes and two planetary final drives. The running gear features torsion bar suspension with hydraulic shock absorbers at 1, 2 and 6 road wheel stations and tracks with rubber-metallic pin hinges.

Support Systems
The E-WNA electrical weapon system provides the following advantages: 1) the turret has no pressurised hydraulic fluid, 2) lower noise level and lower power consumption and heat generation, 3) improved reliability and lower maintenance and service requirements, 4) saving in operating costs and 5) good long term storage properties.

The crew compartment is equipped with a fire and explosion detection and suppression system. A fireproof bulkhead separates the fighting compartment from the engine compartment at the rear of the vehicle.

Navigation Systems
The KAF-90E is equipped with a land navigation system. The hybrid navigation system consists of a Global Positioning System (GPS) and an inertial navigation system.

Other
The KAF-90E is provided with an air-conditioning system. It can also be equipped with the Mobile Camouflage System and KMT-6 mine-clearing system. There are also two miniature sensor "arms" equipped with normal, infrared, and night vision cameras that allow the crew to see over hills and around corners.

Price: $7.5 million USD; $7 million USD for APTO members
How does that sound?
Yes, I am authorized to sell this.

It's BTR-94, confirmed.

This MBT can paste his Werewolf:
T-80UM5:
A further development of the T-80UM4, with an electro-thermal 135mm gun and a coaxial 40mm autocannon for killing APC's. It is pretty much immune to anything fired from 2km or farther away, and is protected from tandem warheads due to kaktus ERA. Improvements over T-80UM4, and the Shtora-2 jamming system. include a coaxial 40mm autocannon, and an electro-thermal 135mm gun.
http://www.bulba.eu.org/mil/free/t80/t84u(3).jpg
http://www.bulba.eu.org/mil/free/t80/t84u(4).jpg

The T-80UM5 armament includes an electro-thermal 135mm gun, stabilized in two axes and fitted with a thermal sleeve. It hits with the force of a 155mm gun, and can destroy an M1A2 at 4km. The gun tube can be replaced without dismantling inside the turret. The gun can fire a variety of ammunition including APDS (Armour Piercing Discarding Sabot), HEAT (High Explosive Anti-Tank), HE-FRAG (High Explosive Fragmentation) as well as shrapnel projectiles with time fuses.

The 135mm gun can also fire the AT-17 Slicer anti-tank guided missile system. The range of the missile is 100 - 6,000 m and takes 14.7 sec to reach maximum range. The system is intended to engage tanks fitted with ERA (Explosive Reactive Armour) as well as low-flying air targets such as helicopters, at a range of up to 7 km. The missile system fires either the 9M119 or 9M119M missiles which have semi-automatic laser beamriding guidance and a hollow charge warhead. Missile weight is 28.4 kg. The guns 15 rpm automatic loader will feed both ordnance and missiles.

A 40mm 2A76 autocannon has been installed to allow quick engagement of other armored fighting vehicles. Ammunition load is 500 AP (Armour-Piercing) or HE-FRAG rounds. Rate of fire is more than 300 rounds/min and range is 1,500 to 2,000m.

There are 12 Kornet ATGM's towards the rear of the turret. Kornet is a laser guided ATGM with a range of over 5km that easily penetrates the amror of the M1A2 or similar tanks with its 1200mm penetration.

Also fitted is a coaxial 7.62 mm PKT machine gun and a 12.7 mm air defense machine gun. A 5.45 mm AKS-74 assault rifle is carried on a storage rack.

Armor:

The T-80UM5 tank is protected by both Chobham armor and 3rd generation ERA (kaktus). This allows it to absorb hits from 120 or 125mm guns (except sabot or HEAT at close ranges), as well as from a good deal of missiles. Kaktus also protects it from tandem warheads.

The T-80UM5 is fitted with the Shtora-2. This system includes infrared jammer, laser jammer, laser warning system with four laser warning receivers, grenade discharging system which produces an aerosol screen and a computerized control system.
It is also fitted with NBC (nuclear, biological and chemical) protection equipment.

T-80UM5 is fitted with Arena.

The Bisonic ARENA system, the first available DAS-system, was analysed by TNO-PML in collaboration with TNO-FEL. This systems detects an incoming anti-tank missile and reacts by throwing a cassette containing explosives and fragments towards the missile. Upon detonation of the cassette, the fragments interact with the missile, such that its effectiveness decreases substantially.

Both testings of the effectiveness of the fragments and computer simulation of the suite of events- detection, intercept and residual penetration capability- were performed. This resulted in an assessment of the increased survivability of the vehicle equipped with ARENA. The same analyses also gave an idea of the decrease of performance of the anti-tank missile.

The Arena system is switched on/off from the commander's control console. Once Arena is switched on, all subsequent operations are performed automatically. Apart from the basic automatic mode of operation, exceptionally, the commander can control the system manually, for example, when it is necessary to destroy obstacles or for close-in protection against infantry.

Arena provides protection for a moving or stationary tank in any weather and in any combat environment, irrespective of the angle of impact of the enemy's weapons. The data-processing radars and sights feature a high level of noise immunity. They do not respond to false and random signals, and come into action only in situations where there is a serious threat to the tank or when a weapon fired by the enemy is heading directly towards the tank.



It is also fitted with NBC (nuclear, biological and chemical) protection equipment.

Propulsion:
The T-80UM5 has a 1400 hp turbocharged engine. This engine can be fuelled by T-2 or TS-1 kerosene and A-72 benzine, in addition to diesel. The tank can carry up to 1,600 litres of fuel in the main fuel tanks and fuel drums. The fuel tanks are reinforced with armor plating.
The tank is provided with a snorkel for deep fording and can ford 5 metres of water with equipment which can be deployed in 20 minutes.
The mechanical transmission includes primary reduction gear, two planetary final gearboxes and two planetary final drives. The running gear features torsion bar suspension with hydraulic shock absorbers at 1, 2 and 6 road wheel stations and tracks with rubber-metallic pin hinges.

Fire Control: The gunner's 1A43 day FCS comprises: 1G46 day sight/rangefinder with missile guidance channel, 2E42-4 armament stabilizer, 1V528 ballistic computer and DVE-BS wind gauge.
The commander's PNK-4S sight includes a TKN-4S (Agat-S) day/night sight which has identification ranges of 800 m (day) and 700 m (night).
The driver is equipped with a TVN-5 infrared night viewer.

The new fire control system includes very advanced features including the capability to acquire and lock onto moving targets, even airborne helicopters, while the tank itself is on the move.

The computer controlled fire control system includes line of sight stabilisation in two axes, a second-generation television sight and automatic thermal target tracker, a laser range finder, an improved thermal night vision system and a dynamic cant angle indicator. The commander's station is fitted with a stabilised panoramic day and night sight. The integrated operating system includes advanced data communications and battle management. Tadiran developed the T-80UM4's communications system, the inter communication system and the VRC 120 vehicular transceiver radio with embedded auxiliary receivers.
A T-80UM5 costs $6.5 mil, $6 mil for TGP or NCA members.

DT, I will begin looking for MBTs, our L 2A8 DRDCs are kinda outdated compared to most NS MBTs.

If I may, I would like to resubmit the MBT-3 Werewolf for your consideration as a possible next-generation MBT for your army.

Vehicle MBT-3 Werewolf
Crew 4 (Driver, Gunner, Commander, Loader)
Length 7.62 Meters
Weight 17 Metric Tonnes
Speed
Road 75 kph
Combat 50 kph
Range 500 miles
Engine
1 x General Motors DRV-19 Water-cooled 4 cycle diesel
Armament
1 x Viking Military Technologies 120mm L55 Smoothbore Cannon
1 x Viking Military Technologies 25mm Chain Gun
2 x M240G 7.62 x 51mm Medium Machine Gun
1 x Laser Target Designator
1 x 60mm Automortar
Ammunition
50 x 120mm Rounds
60 x 60mm Mortar
720 x 25mm Rounds
10,000 x 7.62mm NATO
Defensive Systems
Layered Ceramic/Composite Alloy Armour
Laser/Infrared/Microwave Threat Receptors
Kevlar Mine Matt integral to crew deck
Fully NBC-Rated Life Support System
Life Support rated for operation to -48 degrees C
24-Canister Smoke Grenade System
Anti-Spall Coating on all surfaces
Engine mounted forward of driver for enhanced crew survivability
Optics/Sensors
Low-Light Systems for both Driver and Gunner/Commander
Turret-Mounted IR Sight for Gunner/Commander
Full Telescopic Magnification on both Natural- and Low-Light systems
Computer-Aided Target Recognition system
Communications
Real-Time Command, Control, and Communications (RTC3) Data Link
- GPS Moving Map w' position and status of connected RTC3 units
- Connected to Auto-Diagnostic system for transmission of unit status
- Zip-Squeal Text/Data Transmission Capable
Universal Adaptor Port for Wire Communications
Separate Intercom Systems for Infantry and Vehicle crew with Infantry and Vehicle Commanders having access to both
High-Frequency Encrypted Radio
Satelite Communication System with Removable Antenna
4 x Retransmit-Capable Encrypted Radio Sets
Other Systems
Automated Diagnostic System
Enhanced Fire Control System
Unit Cost $4.62M
Prime Contractor Kotterdam Motor Corporation

Notes
Concerned that their new IFV outstripped the capabilities of their primary MBT, the DKA put out a requirement for a replacement for the Merkava MkV MBT already in service. Using lessons learned from that tank, the Kotterdam Motor Company designed the MBT-3 Werewolf. Carrying many similar componants to the other tank, the MBT-3 nonetheless incorporates a number of innovations. Prime amongst these is the commander's weapon.

Where earlier tanks utilized manually-fired heavy machine guns, the MBT-3 makes use of a 25mm cannon in a teleoperated mini-turret with over seven hundred rounds. Manual controls were considered, but due to the design of the tank itself, any hit that disabled the cannon's controls would likely render the weapon itself inoperative. Standard 7.62mm machine guns were retained for the coaxial and skate mounts, however, and a 60mm Semi-Automatic Mortar is included as an indirect-fire weapon.

Although entirely manual controls are included, primary fire control for the main gun is routed through a sophisticated targeting computer, allowing the gunner to, among other things, designate up to three targets within a ninety-degree field of vision from one another, select the appropriate ammunition type, and engage them all on the move at the main gun's cyclic rate.

Oh hi New Genoa :lol:


Our tanks are pretty much the best on NS.. and we go copy each others ideas regularly.

Your tank=abrams pretty much
T-80UM5=can kill abrams at 4km

Anyway, for an extra $30,000 per tank, well include our newest fire control system:
The 1A5GT fire control system includes:
- The gunner's 1A43 day fire control system
- A laser range finder
- The driver's TVN-5 infrared night viewer
- A second-generation television sight and automatic thermal target tracker
- An integrated operating system which includes advanced data communications and battle management
- Millimeter wave radar
- Infrared tracking system

Uhh... I think you're having a bit of a misconception.

I'm New Empire. The guy who co-designs NG's products.

But yeah DT, very true.

Uhh... I think you're having a bit of a misconception.

I'm New Empire. The guy who co-designs NG's products.

But yeah DT, very true.
:oops:

Anyway, we can also sell you BTMP-80M's, which are basically T-80UM5's modified to also carry 5 troops.
http://www.jed.simonides.org/tanks/tango-numbers-su/t-84_series/btmp-84/bmpt84_002.jpg

$7 mil each

Wow.

DT and NE (And New Genoa), you guys sure know how to make tanks.
(And really long write ups.).

This is gonna be a hard choice.
The KAF-90E offers better weapon systems, and some very useful gadgets, and seems well protected.

But DT seems to have a cheaper tank, and with the options for some kickin' electronics to even the odds.

Gimme some time to think about this.

40mm autocannon (which is coaxial on T-80UM5) is a good way to kill off APC's, no?

Oh yeah if you opt to buy the fire control system, well replace the Kornets with Khrizantema-3's, which are fire-and-forget radar guided missiles with a range of 6km (they recieve an update from the tank about halfway on if theyre on course or not).

:shock: Judging by the other tanks brought forth in this thread, it's time to begin work on the MBT-3A1...

Believe me, folks... I'm taking notes.

Well, let's see.

We will use the KAF-90E as our main tank for the Wehrmacht Armored Divisions. We'll take 500.

We'll also take 500 T80MU5s with all the upgrades for our Marine Assault Divisions and basically our entire Marine Corps.

These are excellent tanks, and we thank you for your offers.

Confirmed.

Money wired, to both of you.

Looking for anything else?

Shipping.

We thank you for your order.

Looking for anything else?
No, that's fine for now, until we start upgrading our Navy once we accumulate enough marks in our defense budget.

Other Weapons-
MG XVI
http://www.angelfire.com/d20/autumnblade/ms06f2mmp78.jpg
7.62mm NATO Medium Machinegun
ML Wespe AT Rocket
http://www.angelfire.com/d20/autumnblade/m78ilc2.jpg
G-55 DMR
http://www.angelfire.com/d20/autumnblade/gurpsgun.jpg
G-39 Sniper Rifle
http://www.angelfire.com/d20/autumnblade/batlordarbus.jpg