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General Dynamics is perhaps one of the most famous aviation firms in history. We are now resuming international sales; we hope to provide you with new and effective equipment.

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General Dynamics is currently offering no shares of stock (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=10756583&postcount=7); each share was last valued at $30.00 US.

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Discounts:
2% discount for nations under 125 million people (at the time of the order)
3.5% discount for first purchase
Discounts are not cumulative; in other words, a nation, with population of 5,000,000, that buys something here for the first time will only receive a 3.5% discount, rather than including the 2% discount as well.

Banned Nations:
The Rogue Nation of Gilabad (under the terms of the Warner-McCain Embargo Act)

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AE1107D Rolls-Royce/Allison/General Dynamics turboprop propulsion system
Abstract: Based on the AE-1107 used in the original V-22, this version was enlarged somewhat and was upgraded to improve its capabilities. The AE1107D propulsion system consists of a pair of turboprops that produce a total of 7,500 shp. It can fly faster than the AE-1107C, and can power enlarged V-22s more effectively.

Shaft Horsepower: 7,500 shp (7,270 shp if one fails)
Take-off: 7,730 shp
Cruising: 4,934 shp
Length: 80" (203.2 cm)
Width: 30" (76.2 cm)
Height: 35" (88.9 cm)
Weight: 1,000 lbs (454.55 kg)
Max Turbine Temperature: 2,200°F (1,204.4°C; 1,477.4 K)
Turbine Speed:
Hovering - 17,750 rpm
Cruising - 15,000 rpm
Attitudes: +110, -90
Pitch: 55
Propellors: two, counterrotating
Blades: three per propellor
Price: $200,000 US (per system)
one thousand one hundred thirty engines sold to Rosdivan

P&W/GD TF-32 series axial-flow turbofan
Abstract: The TF-32 is based on Pratt & Whitney's old TF-30 design that had been used in the F-14A and F-111. This turbofan was designed for Lockheed's new L-1021 civilian airliner, but could easily be used to replace engines on F-14s or F-111s. The P-100 model comes without an afterburner, while the P-200 includes an afterburner.

On-Wing capability: 2,100 hours [1,700 hours, P-200]
Length: 12' (365.76 cm) [15.25' (464.82 cm), P-200]
Max Diameter: 3.75' (114.3 cm) [4' (121.92 cm), P-200]
Weight: 3,586 lb (1,630 kg) [4,191 lb (1,905 kg) dry, P-200]
Thrust:
At sea level - 14,800 lbf [29,100 lbf for P-200]
Cruising - 13,360 lbf [26,600 lbf for P-200]
Fan/Compressor Stages: 3/9
Price: $800,000 [$1.2 million for P-200]

M1A3 Abrams
Abstract: In the modern world, one cannot afford to be standing still. This is the belief of General Dynamics, and so we have decided to upgrade the venerable M1A2 design to better suit the current market. Given advances in tank design, this incarnation of the Abrams is closer to a light tank than to a main battle tank; nonetheless, it is still effective in whatever role it will be put in.

Armament: The M1A3 carries a 115 millimeter ETC (Electro-Thermal-Chemical) gun, along with twenty-four smoke grenades, an M240G 7.62mm co-axial MG, and an M2HB .50" (12.7mm) roof-mounted machine gun for the commander. The ETC gun operates as follows: an electrical charge is used to control a pre-existing plasma that regulates the propellant; it produces higher muzzle velocities, and thus can penetrate more armor than a conventional weapon. The weapon is powered through a 600-volt battery; we used a smaller (115mm) caliber gun to accomodate the battery.

Turret: The turret of the M1A3 can rotate a full 360 degrees. The gun itself can move from -8 degrees elevation up to +32 degrees elevation.

Ammo: A total of 47 rounds of 115mm (4.53"/59 caliber) ammo can be loaded. These include APFSDS (sabot), HEAT, target practice, target practice - sabot, HE, advanced tungsten KE, and canister rounds.

Propulsion: One significant problem with the M1A2 was its fuel-hungry turbine engine. The M1A3 solves the problem by fitting in a 1,600 hp diesel engine, which cuts down on fuel costs and provides better torque than a turbine. We can also replace the diesel engine with a 1,600 hp biodiesel engine for an additional $600,000 US; the reduced cost on fuel may or may not make up for the increased up-front cost.

Armor: The M1A3 uses an improved version of chobham armor, consisting of four layers of a steel-titanium compound, with each layer sandwiched by PVC (polyvinyl chloride) to ease stresses. Depleted uranium rods have been fitted into the armor at strategic points to make the armor more rigid and improve its resistance.

Crew: 4 (commander, driver, gunner, loader)
Weight:
Combat - 71 tons
Empty - 64 tons
Length (gun forward): 32.5' (9.906 m)
Width: 12.5' (3.81 m)
Turret Height: 7.8' (2.377 m)
Ground Clearance: 1'7" (.483 m)
Ground Pressure: 15.5 PSI
Obstacle Crossing: 7'4" (1.118 m)
Vertical Trench: 9' (2.743 m)
Propulsion: Rolls-Royce/GD Peregrine CV-13 Diesel engine; 1,600 hp
Power/Weight ratio: 22.54 hp/ton
Speed:
Max - 44 mph (governed) (70.97 km/h)
Cross-country: 32 mph (51.61 km/h)
Acceleration (0-20 mph [0-32.26 km/h]): 7 seconds
Fuel capacity: 635.55 gallons (2,400 liters) of diesel fuel
Range: 302.82 miles (488.42 km)
Armament:
Main gun - 115mm (4.53"/59 caliber) ETC gun; 46 rounds, muzzle velocity of 7,381.89 f/s (2,250 m/s)
Secondary armament - 1 7.62mm (0.3") M240G with 5,500 rounds; 1 12.7mm (0.5") M2HB with 1,000 rounds
Systems: 24 smoke grenades; HUD displays for gunner and driver
Armor:
Front - 390mm Chobham
Lower front - 253.5mm Chobham
Side - 195mm Chobham
Glacis - 254mm Chobham
Rear - 101.4mm Chobham
Protection (KE/HEAT):
Front - 1,170mm/1,716mm RHAe
Lower front - 760.5mm/1,115.4mm RHAe
Side - 585mm/858mm RHAe
Glacis - 762mm/1,117.6mm RHAe
Rear - 304.2mm/446.16mm RHAe
Price: $7.75 million US (add $600,000 for biodiesel engine)
ten sold to Monkey Fights

M2 Andrew Lim
Abstract: One of the biggest threats of this era is the armies of Kraven. General Dynamics has been asked personally to design a heavy tank that can stand with the best of the Kraven tanks, and has done so with the M2 Andrew Lim. Armed and armored heavily, the Andrew Lim, although fairly slow and not suited for battle in swamps and marshes, can hold its own against the best the Kraven army can throw at it.

The Gun: In designing the M2's armament, General Dynamics considered many different proposals before finalizing it. The M2 carries a 140 millimeter (5.51"/61 caliber) ETC (Electro-Thermal-Chemical) smoothbore gun as its primary armament. This weapon is, although smaller in diameter than the 185mm ETC gun of Kraven, still able to fire at the tremendous muzzle velocities believed necessary to penetrate the armor of the heaviest Kraven tanks. In order to fire, the gun is powered by an 750-volt battery; to avoid warping, it is fitted with a thermal sleeve.

The Turret: The turret of the M2 can rotate a full 360 degrees. The gun itself can move from -8 degrees elevation up to +32 degrees elevation.

The Secondary Armament: The Andrew Lim carries a large secondary battery, including a 32mm (1.26"/8 caliber) co-axial cannon, a 20mm roof-mounted cannon, a rear-mounted hextuple launcher for FIM-92 Stinger SAMs, and two rear-mounted twin launchers for BGM-109 TOW-2B ATGMs. The missiles are controlled by a separate crew member, so as to ease the jobs of the gunner and tank commander. Finally, twenty-four smoke grenades can be launched, providing the M2 with a means of concealing its movements in combat.

The Ammunition: A total of 47 rounds of 140mm (5.51"/61 caliber) ammo can be loaded. These include APFSDS (sabot), HEAT, target practice, target practice - sabot, HE, advanced tungsten KE, and canister rounds. The rounds are loaded by an auto-loader. Each round weighs roughly 12 kilograms.

The Propulsion: Given the massive power requirements needed to drive this tank, it was decided to use two General Dynamics/Rolls Royce Peregrine CV 13 engines, yielding a total of 3,200 hp.

The Armor: The Andrew Lim uses an improved version of chobham armor, consisting of five layers of a steel-titanium compound, with each layer sandwiched by PVC (polyvinyl chloride) to ease stresses. Depleted uranium rods have been fitted into the armor at strategic points to make the armor more rigid and improve its resistance.

The Electronics Package: The Andrew Lim uses the AN/GPL-1 Lidar and AN/PPS-5B radar, along with a more traditional laser sight, to spot and target hostile tanks. Further, it has Heads-Up Displays (HUDs) in order to make it easier for the tank's crew to see what is going on around them. Finally, the AN/GLY-1 Electronic Warfare Set has been fitted in to jam enemy radars and to mess with enemy communications. One crew member is tasked to handle the electronics, so as to ease the jobs of the gunner and tank commander.

The Crew: The crew has five members, but the tank can operate with as few as three. The additional crew members allow for more flexibility and redundancy within the tank, which makes the Andrew Lim a more capable tank.

The Conclusion: The M2 Andrew Lim is a tank worthy of its namesake, the man who saved The Beltway. Its armament and armor allow it to stand toe-to-toe with the best tanks in the world and win.

Crew: 5 (commander, driver, gunner, electronics operator, secondary gunner)
Weight:
Combat - 198 tons
Empty - 188 tons
Length (gun forward): 64' (19.507 m)
Width: 19' (5.791 m)
Turret Height: 10' (3.048 m)
Ground Pressure: 21.5 PSI
Propulsion: Two Rolls-Royce/GD Peregrine CV-13 Diesel engines; 3,200 hp
Power/Weight ratio: 16.16 hp/ton
Speed:
Max - 32.5 mph (governed) (52.42 km/h)
Cross-country: 24 mph (38.71 km/h)
Acceleration (0-20 mph [0-32.26 km/h]): 9 seconds
Fuel capacity: 1,271.1 gallons (4,800 liters) of diesel fuel
Range: 605.64 miles (976.84 km)
Armament:
Main gun - 140mm (5.51"/61 caliber) ETC gun; 47 rounds, muzzle velocity of 8,680.29 f/s (2,645.75 m/s)
Secondary armament - One 32mm (1.26"/8 caliber) coaxial cannon (1,500 rounds), one 20mm roof-mounted cannon (2,000 rounds), one hextuple launcher for FIM-92 Stinger SAMs (twelve total missiles carried), two twin launchers for BGM-109 TOW-2B ATGMs (twelve total missiles carried)
Systems: AN/GPL-1 Lidar, AN/GLY-1 EW Set, AN/PPS-5B Ground Search Radar; HUD displays for gunner and driver, 24 smoke grenades
Armor:
Front - 1,250mm Chobham
Lower front - 812.5mm Chobham
Side - 625mm Chobham
Glacis - 800mm Chobham
Rear - 350mm Chobham
Top - 175mm Chobham
Protection (KE/HEAT):
Front - 4,000mm/5,750mm RHAe
Lower front - 2,600mm/3,737.5mm RHAe
Side - 2,000mm/2,875mm RHAe
Glacis - 2,560mm/3,680mm RHAe
Rear - 1,120mm/1,610mm RHAe
Top - 560mm/805mm RHAe
Price: $15.5 million US
nine hundred eighty-two sold to Lost Hills

M126 Light Armored Recovery Vehicle
Abstract: In the modern world, even light armored vehicles are occasionally knocked out without being totally destroyed. In order to recover these vehicles for repairs, the M126 LARV was developed. Turretless and bereft of sensors, it is armed only with an M252 vehicle-mounted machine gun, but is also fitted with a crane capable of moving up to 30-ton loads.

Crew: 3 (commander, driver, crane operator)
Weight:
Combat - 30 tons
Empty - 26 tons
Length: 25.5' (7.772 meters)
Width: 10.5' (3.2 meters)
Height: 8.8' (2.682 meters)
Ground Pressure: 7.8 PSI
Ground Clearance: 1.45' (0.442 meters)
Obstacle Crossing: 1.24' (0.379 meters)
Vertical Trench: 6.23' (1.899 meters)
River Crossing: Amphibious; speed of 5 knots
Propulsion: One Continental/GD AVDS-1800 V-12 diesel; 800 hp
Power/Weight Ratio: 26.67 hp/ton
Speed:
Max - 50 mph (governed) (80.65 km/h)
Cross-country - 42 mph (67.74 km/h)
Acceleration (0-20 mph [0-32.26 km/h]): 6.7 seconds
Fuel Capacity: 320 gallons (1,208.4 liters)
Range: 620 miles (1,000 km)
Armament: one 15.5x105mm (0.61") roof-mounted M252 machine gun with 2,400 rounds
Systems: AN/GYG-1 Missile Countermeasure Device
Other Equipment: One 30-ton crane
Armor:
Front - 200mm chobham
Lower Front - 130mm chobham
Side - 100mm chobham
Glacis - 130.3mm chobham
Rear - 52mm chobham
Top - 26mm chobham
Protection (KE/HEAT):
Front - 500mm/840mm
Lower Front - 325mm/546mm
Side - 250mm/420mm
Glacis - 325.75mm/547.26mm
Rear - 130mm/218.4mm
Top - 65mm/109.2mm
Price: $1.92 million US

M127 Benjamin Grierson Armored Gun System
Abstract: Meant to provide heavy fire support to cavalry units, the M127 Benjamin Grierson, named after a Civil War cavalry general, uses the L74 105mm (4.13"/62 caliber) rifled tank cannon previously used on the Stridsvagen 103. The M127 uses a modified M120 chassis and is more heavily armored than the M120. To keep up with the M121 Cavalry Fighting vehicle, the Continental AVDS-1790-9A 1,200 hp V12 diesel engine has been substituted for the original engine found in the M120 series.

Crew: 4 (commander, driver, gunner, loader)
Weight:
Combat - 35 tons
Empty - 23 tons
Length: 26' (7.925 meters)
Width: 10.5' (3.2 meters)
Height: 9.9' (3.018 meters)
Ground Pressure: 7.8 PSI
Ground Clearance: 1.48' (0.451 meters)
Obstacle Crossing: 1.26' (0.385 meters)
Vertical Trench: 6.35' (1.936 meters)
River Crossing: Amphibious; speed of 6 knots
Propulsion: One Continental AVDS-1790-9A V-12 diesel; 1,200 hp
Power/Weight Ratio: 34.29 hp/ton
Speed:
Max - 65.1 mph (governed) (105 km/h)
Cross-country - 42 mph (67.74 km/h)
Acceleration (0-20 mph [0-32.26 km/h]): 6.57 seconds
Fuel Capacity: 320 gallons (1,208.4 liters)
Range: 620 miles (1,000 km)
Armament:
Primary - 105mm (4.13"/62 caliber) cannon with 30 rounds; muzzle velocity of 8,234.84 f/s (2,509.98 m/s)
Secondary - 12.7x99mm (0.5") M2HB coaxial machine gun with 1,500 rounds; roof-mounted 15.5x105mm (0.61") M252 machine gun with 1,200 rounds
Systems: AN/GYG-1 Missile Countermeasure Device, AN/GLY-1 EW Set, AN/VVG-2 ruby laser rangefinder, AN/GPL-1 Lidar, AN/PPS-5B radar
Armor:
Front - 350mm chobham
Lower Front - 227.5mm chobham
Side - 175mm chobham
Glacis - 228mm chobham
Rear - 91mm chobham
Top - 45.5mm chobham
Protection (KE/HEAT):
Front - 875mm/1,470mm
Lower Front - 568.75mm/955.5mm
Side - 437.5mm/735mm
Glacis - 570mm/957.6mm
Rear - 227.5mm/382.2mm
Top - 113.75mm/191.1mm
Price: $2.875 million US

SSN-24 Newport News
Abstract: Based heavily on the SSN-21 Seawolf, this design, by the famed Electric Boat Company, includes a pair of 42" (1,066mm) torpedo tubes to fire the new Mk. 58 Keelbreaker torpedo designed by Baltimore Shipyards. It still retains four of the older design's 26" (660mm) torpedo tubes, and is very similar to the old design.

Length: 360' (109.728 m)
Draft: 36.1' (11.003 m)
Beam: 40.2' (12.253 m)
Propulsion: one S8G nuclear reactor with pumpjet propulsor; one shaft, 60,000 shp. Also, secondary propulsion submerged motor
Displacement:
Surfaced - 8,200 tons
Submerged - 9,877 tons
Speed:
Surfaced - 18 knots
Silent - 23 knots
Max submerged - 36 knots
Operational Depth: 1,800' (548.64 m)
Armament: two 42" (1,066 mm) torpedo tubes with storage for seven Mk. 58 Keelbreaker large-bore torpedoes; six 26" (660mm) torpedo tubes with storage for up to 36 Mk. 48 ADCAP torpedoes or up to 36 Tomahawk cruise missiles or up to 36 Harpoon cruise missiles or up to 72 mines
Electronics: AN/BQQ-5E spherical array sonar, AN/BSY-1 integrated ASW system, AN/BQS-15 short-range ice/underwater mine detection and avoidance sonar, AN/BPS-5 surface search radar, AN/BPS-15 A/16 navigation and fire control radar, TB-23 passive towed array, up to six MObile Submarine Simulator (MOSS) decoys (replacing 26" torpedoes)
Price: $2.8 billion US
one hundred twenty-eight serving in the navy of Ramissle

Gulfstream S-22
Abstract: Based on the S-21 collaborative project for a supersonic business jet, the S-22 uses three TF-32-P-100 turbofans to get to speeds of up to Mach 1.2 at cruising altitude, although it normally flies at subsonic speeds. The S-22 has been fitted with four HUDs in the cockpit to ease matters for the crew, has a 'wireless safe' cabin, and, for a cost, can be designed to allow for calls using VOIP through a main long-range data link.

Crew: 2
Capacity: 6-10
Length: 132' (40.234 m)
Wingspan: 66' (20.117 m)
Wingsweep: 32° unswept (66° swept)
Height: 28 feet (8.5344 m)
Weight:
Empty - 55,000 lb (25,000 kg)
Loaded - 110,000 lb (50,000 kg)
Max Gross Takeoff Weight - 114,950 lb (52,250 kg)
Cargo: 2,200 lb (1,000 kg)
Propulsion: Three TF-32-P-100 turbofans; 13,360 lbf each
Cruising Altitude: 65,000 feet (19,812 m)
Speed at cruising altitude:
Max - Mach 1.2 (792 mph; 1,277.42 km/h; 689.75 knots)
Cruising - Mach 0.95 (627 mph; 1011.29 km/h; 546.05 knots)
Range:
At max speed - 2,600 nm
At cruising speed - 4,400 nm
Avionics: standard avionics
Other: 'wireless safe' cabin, composites for airframe
Price: $79 million (add $11.5 million for VOIP capability)

155mm (6.1"/57 caliber) Shells:
HE - $265 US (per shell)
TP - $250 US (per shell)
WP - $288.50 US (per shell)
Smoke - $270 US (per shell)
DPICM - $575 US (per shell)
RAP (HE) - $565 US (per shell)
RAP (TP) - $525 US (per shell)
Illumination - $260 US (per shell)
Copperhead - $2,265 US (per shell)

140mm (5.51"/61 caliber) Shells:
AP - $250 US (per shell)
HE - $250 US (per shell)
TP - $240 US (per shell)
HEAT - $265 US (per shell)
HESH - $275 US (per shell)
Smoke - $255 US (per shell)
APFSDS - $300 US (per shell)

120mm (4.72") Mortar Shells:
HE - $185 US (per shell)
TP - $184 US (per shell)
WP - $187 US (per shell)
Smoke - $186 US (per shell)
Illumination - $188 US (per shell)
IR Illumination - $190 US (per shell)

115mm (4.53"/59 caliber) Shells:
AP - $200 US (per shell)
four hundred sixty sold to Monkey Fights
HE - $200 US (per shell)
four hundred sixty sold to Monkey Fights
TP - $195 US (per shell)
nine hundred twenty sold to Monkey Fights
HEAT - $215 US (per shell)
four hundred sixty sold to Monkey Fights
HESH - $220 US (per shell)
four hundred sixty sold to Monkey Fights
Smoke - $210 US (per shell)
two hundred thirty sold to Monkey Fights
APFSDS - $250 US (per shell)
nine hundred twenty sold to Monkey Fights

105mm (4.13"/62 caliber) Shells:
AP - $180 US (per shell)
HE - $180 US (per shell)
TP - $178 US (per shell)
HEAT - $195 US (per shell)
HESH - $200 US (per shell)
Smoke - $188 US (per shell)
APFSDS - $225 US (per shell)

32mm (1.26"/8 caliber) Shells:
AP - $50 US per shell; $9,100 US for a 200-round belt
HE - $50 US per shell; $9,100 US for a 200-round belt
TP - $40 US per shell; $7,250 US for a 200-round belt
Smoke - $52.50 US per shell; $9,500 US for a 200-round belt

20mm Shells:
AP - $31.25 US per shell; $14,100 US for a 500-round belt
HE - $31.25 US per shell; $14,100 US for a 500-round belt
TP - $28 US per shell; $12,800 US for a 500-round belt

--Press Release--
General Dynamics released 5 million shares of stock (of the 10 million shares it has) to the general public to fund future expansion of GD factories beyond the factory in Richmond. Each share was valued at $30.00 US.

Current shareholders:
General Dynamics Board: 5,000,000 shares
Baltimore Shipyards: 1,000,000 shares
Lockheed Corporation: 1,000,000 shares
Martin Avionics: 500,000 shares
Timothy Kaine (in a blind trust): 10,000 shares
Dan Snyder: 440,000 shares
Comcast: 50,000 shares
Al Muslimeen Joint Stock Defense Industries Corporations: 2,000,000 shares
--End of Press Release

M2017 Henry Knox
Introduction: Named after the Revolutionary War artillery commander, the Henry Knox, based heavily on the M1A3, carries a 155mm (6.1"/245 caliber) M301 howitzer that can elevate from -2 degrees of elevation to +78 degrees of elevation on a turret that can traverse 20 degrees left or right. It has a layer of steel armor in order to defend against counterbattery fire.

Crew: 3 (commander, driver, gunner)
Weight:
Combat - 53 tons
Empty - 45 tons
Length:
Gun forward - 35.5' (10.82 m)
Without gun - 30' (9.144 m)
Width: 13' (3.962 m)
Turret Height:
Without radar - 7.8' (2.377 m)
Including radar - 12.14' (3.701 m)
Ground Clearance: 1'7" (.483 m)
Ground Pressure: 15 PSI
Obstacle Crossing: 7'4" (1.118 m)
Vertical Trench: 9' (2.743 m)
Propulsion: Rolls-Royce/GD Peregrine CV-13 Diesel engine; 1,600 hp
Power/Weight ratio: 30.19 hp/ton
Speed:
Max - 48 mph (governed) (77.42 km/h)
Cross-country: 32 mph (51.61 km/h)
Acceleration (0-20 mph [0-32.26 km/h]): 7 seconds
Fuel capacity: 635.55 gallons (2,400 liters) of diesel fuel
Range: 302.82 miles (488.42 km)
Armament:
Main gun - 155mm (6.1"/57 caliber) M301 howitzer; 51 rounds
Secondary armament - One roof-mounted 12.7mm (0.5") M2HB with 1,000 rounds
Gun Control: Electric
Systems: AN/TPQ-36(V)8 Firefinder Radar (fitted on rear of turret) (optional), auto-loader w/ rate of fire of 11 rpm
Armor:
Front - 290mm RHA steel
Lower front - 153.5mm RHA steel
Side - 145mm RHA steel
Glacis - 104mm RHA steel
Rear - 51.4mm RHA steel
Top - 25.7mm RHA steel
Price: $4 million (add $1.5485 million for AN/TPQ-36(V)8)

M301 Howitzer
Abstract: This 155mm (6.1"/57 caliber) howitzer is designed to be mounted on the M-2017 Henry Knox, but could be fitted onto any other similar chassis. It can fire shells up to 26 kilometers (16.12 miles) unassisted. It can also fire rocket-assisted HE projectiles up to 41 kilometers (25.42 miles), and can fire a variety of different projectiles.

Muzzle Velocity: 3,200 f/s (975.36 m/s) at max range
Max Range:
Unassisted - 16.12 miles (26 km)
RAP - 25.42 miles (41 km)
Gun Tube Weight: 4,180 lbs (1,900 kg)
Max Recoil Force: 770 KN
Ammo: HE, Smoke, WP, Illumination, DPICM, Copperhead
Price: $500,000 US

M123 Self-Propelled Mortar Carrier
Abstract: Based on the M120 chassis, the M123 SP Mortar Carrier is used to provide close-range fire support to mechanized infantry companies. The turret of the M120 was removed, cutting down on the vehicle's height, so as to make the M123 a smaller target. It carries a 120mm mortar, along with a roof-mounted 15.5x105mm (0.61") M252 machine gun.

Crew: 4 (commander, driver, mortar gunner, mortar loader)
Weight:
Combat - 25.6 tons
Empty - 22 tons
Length: 25.5' (7.772 meters)
Width: 10.5' (3.2 meters)
Height: 8.8' (2.682 meters)
Ground Pressure: 7.8 PSI
Ground Clearance: 1.45' (0.442 meters)
Obstacle Crossing: 1.24' (0.379 meters)
Vertical Trench: 6.23' (1.899 meters)
River Crossing: Amphibious; speed of 6 knots
Propulsion: One Continental/GD AVDS-1800 V-12 diesel; 800 hp
Power/Weight Ratio: 31.25 hp/ton
Speed:
Max - 60 mph (governed) (96.77 km/h)
Cross-country - 42 mph (67.74 km/h)
Acceleration (0-20 mph [0-32.26 km/h]): 6.68 seconds
Fuel Capacity: 320 gallons (1,208.4 liters)
Range: 620 miles (1,000 km)
Armament: one 120mm mortar with 70 rounds; one 15.5x105mm (0.61") M252 roof-mounted machine gun with 2,400 rounds
Systems: AN/GYG-1 Missile Countermeasure Device
Armor:
Front - 200mm chobham
Lower Front - 130mm chobham
Side - 100mm chobham
Glacis - 130.3mm chobham
Rear - 52mm chobham
Top - 26mm chobham
Protection (KE/HEAT):
Front - 500mm/840mm
Lower Front - 325mm/546mm
Side - 250mm/420mm
Glacis - 325.75mm/547.26mm
Rear - 130mm/218.4mm
Top - 65mm/109.2mm
Price: $2.13 million US
one thousand eighty sold to Rosdivan

M2020 Tracked Resupply Vehicle (TRV)
Introduction: The M2017 Henry Knox can only carry so many 155mm shells. To rectify this issue, the M2020 resupply vehicle was designed in order to carry up to 306 rounds of 155mm ammunition - enough for a full, six-gun battery of M2017s.

Crew: Three (commander, driver, loader)
Weight:
Combat, full - 58 tons
Combat, unloaded - 45 tons
Empty - 40 tons
Length: 34' (10.363 meters)
Width: 12.5' (3.81 meters)
Height: 7' (2.134 meters)
Height (with radar): 12.14' (3.701 meters)
Ground Pressure: 15.1 PSI
Propulsion: Rolls-Royce/GD Peregrine CV-13 Diesel engine; 1,600 hp
P/W Ratio: 27.59 hp/ton
Speed:
Max - 43.5 mph (70.16 km/h)
Cross-country - 32 mph (51.61 km/h)
Acceleration (0-20 mph [0-32.26 km/h]): 7 seconds
Fuel capacity: 635.55 gallons (2,400 liters) of diesel fuel
Range: 302.82 miles (488.42 km)
Armament: one 12.7 x 99mm (0.5") M2HB machine gun with 2,500 rounds of ammunition
Cargo: up to 306 rounds of 155mm (6.1"/57 caliber) shells
Systems: AN/TPQ-36(V)8 Firefinder Radar (optional)
Armor:
Front - 145mm RHA steel
Lower front - 76.75mm RHA steel
Side - 72.5mm RHA steel
Glacis - 52mm RHA steel
Rear - 25.7mm RHA steel
Top - 12.85mm RHA steel
Price: $1.5 million US (add $1.5485 US for An/TPQ-36(V)8 Firefinder Radar)

M120 George Crook IFV/M121 Nelson Miles CFV
Introduction: The Bradley series of infantry fighting vehicles and cavalry fighting vehicles has aged significantly over the last decade. As such, General Dynamics has decided to create an entirely new design, the M120 George Crook.

Armament: The M120 IFV and the M121 Nelson Miles CFV both carry a 32mm (1.26"/8 caliber) cannon as its primary armament, along with a 12.7x99mm (0.5") M2HB coaxial machine gun, a roof-mounted 15.5x105mm (0.61") M252 machine gun, and two triple launchers for the BGM-71 TOW-2B ATGM. This armament package is designed to take out infantry, light vehicles, helicopters, and even - if necessary - tanks. Further, the M120 has four firing points in its hull to allow troops to use firing point weapons.

Armor: The M120 and the M121 use a lighter version of the improved chobham armor found in the M1A3 and M2 tanks. This armor consists of three layers of a steel-titanium compound, with each layer sandwiched by PVC (polyvinyl chloride) to ease stresses. Depleted uranium rods have been fitted into the armor at strategic points to make the armor more rigid and improve its resistance.

Systems: The M121 Nelson Miles CFV carries the AN/GPL-1 Lidar and the AN/PPS-5B radar in order to fulfill its role as a recon vehicle; both the M120 and the M121 have the AN/GLY-1 Electronic Warfare Set to jam enemy radars and to mess with enemy communications. Further, the two vehicles use the AN/VVG-2 ruby laser rangefinder. Finally, both use the AN/GYG-1 Missile Countermeasure Device, which uses infrared radiation to throw off the guidance of ATGMs targeted at the vehicle on which the AN/GYG-1 is used.

Passengers and Crew: The M120 has a crew of three: commander, driver, and gunner. It carries eleven fully-armed troops in its hull. The M121 has a crew of four: commander, driver, gunner, and electronics operator. It carries six fully-armed cavalrymen.

Crew: 3 [4 for M121]
Passengers: 11 [6 for M121]
Weight:
Combat - 28 tons
Empty - 22 tons
Length: 25.5' (7.772 meters)
Width: 10.5' (3.2 meters)
Height: 9.9' (3.018 meters)
Ground Pressure: 7.8 PSI
Ground Clearance: 1.45' (0.442 meters)
Obstacle Crossing: 1.24' (0.379 meters)
Vertical Trench: 6.23' (1.899 meters)
River Crossing: Amphibious; speed of 5 knots
Propulsion: One Continental/GD AVDS-1800 V-12 diesel; 800 hp
Power/Weight Ratio: 28.57 hp/ton
Speed:
Max - 55.75 mph (89.92 km/h)
Cross-country - 42 mph (67.74 km/h)
Acceleration (0-20 mph [0-32.26 km/h]): 6.7 seconds
Fuel Capacity: 320 gallons (1,208.4 liters)
Range: 620 miles (1,000 km)
Armament:
Primary - 32mm (1.26"/8 caliber) cannon with 800 rounds (in four 200-round belts); muzzle velocity of 3,912.64 f/s (1,192.57 m/s)
Secondary - 12.7x99mm (0.5") M2HB coaxial machine gun with 1,500 rounds; roof-mounted 15.5x105mm (0.61") M252 machine gun with 1,200 rounds; two triple launchers for BGM-71 TOW-2B ATGM (with 12 total missiles)
Systems: AN/GYG-1 Missile Countermeasure Device, AN/GLY-1 EW Set, AN/VVG-2 ruby laser rangefinder [add in AN/GPL-1 Lidar and AN/PPS-5B radar for M121)
Armor:
Front - 200mm chobham
Lower Front - 130mm chobham
Side - 100mm chobham
Glacis - 130.3mm chobham
Rear - 52mm chobham
Top - 26mm chobham
Protection (KE/HEAT):
Front - 500mm/840mm
Lower Front - 325mm/546mm
Side - 250mm/420mm
Glacis - 325.75mm/547.26mm
Rear - 130mm/218.4mm
Top - 65mm/109.2mm
Price: $2.5 million US [$2.49 million US for M121 CFV]
two IFVs sold to Monkey Fights
twelve thousand nine hundred sixty IFVs sold to Rosdivan
one hundred eight CFVs sold to Rosdivan

M122 Armored Medical Evac Vehicle
Abstract: Based on the M120 chassis, the M122 is designed to evacuate up to four litter-bound or eight ambulatory patients in safety. It has a crew of five: three paramedics, the driver, and the commander. In keeping with its role, the M122 is unarmed; we can paint red crosses, red stars of David, red crescents, or red diamonds on the hull, depending on your preference.

Crew: 5
Passengers: 4 (litter-bound) or 8 (ambulatory)
Weight:
Combat - 25 tons
Empty - 22 tons
Length: 25.5' (7.772 meters)
Width: 10.5' (3.2 meters)
Height: 8.8' (2.682 meters)
Ground Pressure: 7.8 PSI
Ground Clearance: 1.45' (0.442 meters)
Obstacle Crossing: 1.24' (0.379 meters)
Vertical Trench: 6.23' (1.899 meters)
River Crossing: Amphibious; speed of 6 knots
Propulsion: One Continental/GD AVDS-1800 V-12 diesel; 800 hp
Power/Weight Ratio: 32 hp/ton
Speed:
Max - 62 mph (governed) (100 km/h)
Cross-country - 42 mph (67.74 km/h)
Acceleration (0-20 mph [0-32.26 km/h]): 6.67 seconds
Fuel Capacity: 320 gallons (1,208.4 liters)
Range: 620 miles (1,000 km)
Systems: AN/GYG-1 Missile Countermeasure Device
Armor:
Front - 200mm chobham
Lower Front - 130mm chobham
Side - 100mm chobham
Glacis - 130.3mm chobham
Rear - 52mm chobham
Top - 26mm chobham
Protection (KE/HEAT):
Front - 500mm/840mm
Lower Front - 325mm/546mm
Side - 250mm/420mm
Glacis - 325.75mm/547.26mm
Rear - 130mm/218.4mm
Top - 65mm/109.2mm
Price: $1.84 million US

M124 Cornerback AD Vehicle
Abstract: Based on the M121 Nelson Miles, the M124 Cornerback AD Vehicle uses two quad mounts for the FIM-92 Stinger SAM in place of the BGM-71 TOW-2B launchers normally mounted on the M121. The M124 otherwise retains the same capabilities, other than carrying troops, of the M121.

Crew: 4 (commander, driver, gunner, electronics operator)
Weight:
Combat - 27.5 tons
Empty - 22 tons
Length: 25.5' (7.772 meters)
Width: 10.5' (3.2 meters)
Height: 9.9' (3.018 meters)
Ground Pressure: 7.8 PSI
Ground Clearance: 1.45' (0.442 meters)
Obstacle Crossing: 1.24' (0.379 meters)
Vertical Trench: 6.23' (1.899 meters)
River Crossing: Amphibious; speed of 5 knots
Propulsion: One Continental/GD AVDS-1800 V-12 diesel; 800 hp
Power/Weight Ratio: 29.09 hp/ton
Speed:
Max - 56.75 mph (governed) (91.53 km/h)
Cross-country - 42 mph (67.74 km/h)
Acceleration (0-20 mph [0-32.26 km/h]): 6.69 seconds
Fuel Capacity: 320 gallons (1,208.4 liters)
Range: 620 miles (1,000 km)
Armament:
Primary - 32mm (1.26"/8 caliber) cannon with 800 rounds (in four 200-round belts); muzzle velocity of 3,912.64 f/s (1,192.57 m/s)
Secondary - 12.7x99mm (0.5") M2HB coaxial machine gun with 1,600 rounds; roof-mounted 15.5x105mm (0.61") M252 machine gun with 1,200 rounds; two quad launchers for FIM-92 SAM (with 18 total missiles)
Systems: AN/GYG-1 Missile Countermeasure Device, AN/GLY-1 EW Set, AN/VVG-2 ruby laser rangefinder, AN/GPL-1 Lidar, and AN/PPS-5B radar
Armor:
Front - 200mm chobham
Lower Front - 130mm chobham
Side - 100mm chobham
Glacis - 130.3mm chobham
Rear - 52mm chobham
Top - 26mm chobham
Protection (KE/HEAT):
Front - 500mm/840mm
Lower Front - 325mm/546mm
Side - 250mm/420mm
Glacis - 325.75mm/547.26mm
Rear - 130mm/218.4mm
Top - 65mm/109.2mm
Price: $2.25 million US
five hundred forty sold to Rosdivan

M125 Upgraded Vulcan Air Defence System
Introduction: The M163A2 Product Improvement Vulcan ADS is by now obsolete; however, the basic concept - using a Gatling gun-style weapon to take down enemy helicopters and low-flying aircraft - remains useful. General Dynamics has taken the M120 chassis and fitted on an upgraded version of the Vulcan system.

A New Weapons System for a New Age: The M125 features the M169 Vulcan-II system. This uses five 32mm (1.26"/8 caliber) cannons, grouped on a geared motor and capable of firing up to 2,800 rpm, and a quad mount for the FIM-92 Stinger SAM. Combined, the cannon and missiles provide a potent defence against helicopters and low-flying aircraft.

Crew: 4 (commander, driver, gunner, electronics operator)
Weight:
Combat - 26.6 tons
Empty - 22 tons
Length: 25.5' (7.772 meters)
Width: 10.5' (3.2 meters)
Height: 9.58' (2.92 meters)
Ground Pressure: 7.8 PSI
Ground Clearance: 1.45' (0.442 meters)
Obstacle Crossing: 1.24' (0.379 meters)
Vertical Trench: 6.23' (1.899 meters)
River Crossing: Amphibious; speed of 5 knots
Propulsion: One Continental/GD AVDS-1800 V-12 diesel; 800 hp
Power/Weight Ratio: 30.08 hp/ton
Speed:
Max - 57.5 mph (governed) (92.74 km/h)
Cross-country - 42 mph (67.74 km/h)
Acceleration (0-20 mph [0-32.26 km/h]): 6.68 seconds
Fuel Capacity: 320 gallons (1,208.4 liters)
Range: 620 miles (1,000 km)
Armament: M169 cannon/gun system with 6,000 rounds of 32mm (1.26"/8 caliber) cannon shells (in thirty 200-round belts) and 12 FIM-92 Stinger SAMs
Systems: AN/GYG-1 Missile Countermeasure Device, AN/VPS-3 Air Search Radar, AN/TVS-2B night vision sight
Armor:
Front - 200mm chobham
Lower Front - 130mm chobham
Side - 100mm chobham
Glacis - 130.3mm chobham
Rear - 52mm chobham
Top - 26mm chobham
Protection (KE/HEAT):
Front - 500mm/840mm
Lower Front - 325mm/546mm
Side - 250mm/420mm
Glacis - 325.75mm/547.26mm
Rear - 130mm/218.4mm
Top - 65mm/109.2mm
Price: $2.23 million US

M128 CEV
Abstract: Based on the chassis of the M127 Benjamin Grierson, which is itself based on the M120 chassis, the M128 Combat Engineering vehicle carries a 165mm (6.5"/20 caliber) short-barreled demolition gun, a 12.7x99mm (0.5") M2HB roof-mounted machine gun, and a 15.5x105mm (0.61") M252 coaxial machine gun as its armament. It has two cranes, one on either side of the turret, that are each capable of lifting up to ten-ton loads, along with winches and booms necessary for towing equipment. In the front of the M128 CEV is a large hydraulically operated dozer blade; attached to this blade is the Mine Clearing Rake, a system that lifts up buried mines and pushes them to the side as the vehicle moves. This system weighs two tons, can clear a 180-foot (54.864-meter) path in a minefield, and is limited in operation to soft, sandy soil.

Crew: Four (commander, driver, gunner, loader)
Weight:
Combat - 40 tons
Empty - 32 tons
Length: 26' (7.925 meters)
Width: 10.5' (3.2 meters)
Height: 9.9' (3.018 meters)
Ground Pressure: 8 PSI
Ground Clearance: 1.48' (0.451 meters)
Obstacle Crossing: 1.26' (0.385 meters)
Vertical Trench: 6.35' (1.936 meters)
River Crossing: Amphibious; speed of 5 knots
Propulsion: One Continental AVDS-1790-9A V-12 diesel; 1,200 hp
Power/Weight Ratio: 30 hp/ton
Speed:
Max - 56.1 mph (governed) (90.48 km/h)
Cross-country - 42 mph (67.74 km/h)
Acceleration (0-20 mph [0-32.26 km/h]): 6.62 seconds
Fuel Capacity: 320 gallons (1,208.4 liters)
Range: 620 miles (1,000 km)
Armament:
Primary - 165mm (6.5"/20 caliber) demolition cannon with 30 rounds; muzzle velocity of 2,716.79 f/s (828.08 m/s)
Secondary - 12.7x99mm (0.5") M2HB roof-mounted machine gun with 1,500 rounds; coaxial 15.5x105mm (0.61") M252 machine gun with 1,200 rounds
Systems: AN/GYG-1 Missile Countermeasure Device
Other Equipment: Two 10-ton cranes; one hydraulically-operated 180' (54.864 meter) dozer blade; Mine Clearing Rake system
Armor:
Front - 350mm chobham
Lower Front - 227.5mm chobham
Side - 175mm chobham
Glacis - 228mm chobham
Rear - 91mm chobham
Top - 45.5mm chobham
Protection (KE/HEAT):
Front - 875mm/1,470mm
Lower Front - 568.75mm/955.5mm
Side - 437.5mm/735mm
Glacis - 570mm/957.6mm
Rear - 227.5mm/382.2mm
Top - 113.75mm/191.1mm
Price: $2.75 million US

M129 Flamethrower vehicle
Abstract: Based on the M121 Nelson Miles, the M129 replaces the 32mm cannon with a flamethrower; fuel for the flamethrower is stored in the rear, where the troop compartment was in the M121. Other than the flamethrower and the lack of troops, the M129 is essentially the same as the M121.

Crew: Four (commander, driver, gunner, electronics operator)
Weight:
Combat - 27 tons
Empty - 22 tons
Length: 25.5' (7.772 meters)
Width: 10.5' (3.2 meters)
Height: 9.9' (3.018 meters)
Ground Pressure: 7.8 PSI
Ground Clearance: 1.45' (0.442 meters)
Obstacle Crossing: 1.24' (0.379 meters)
Vertical Trench: 6.23' (1.899 meters)
River Crossing: Amphibious; speed of 5 knots
Propulsion: One Continental/GD AVDS-1800 V-12 diesel; 800 hp
Power/Weight Ratio: 29.63 hp/ton
Speed:
Max - 57.82 mph (93.26 km/h)
Cross-country - 42 mph (67.74 km/h)
Acceleration (0-20 mph [0-32.26 km/h]): 6.68 seconds
Fuel Capacity: 320 gallons (1,208.4 liters)
Range: 620 miles (1,000 km)
Armament:
Primary - Flamethrower, with range of 650' (198.12 meters) and total of 250 gallons (950 liters) of fuel. The weapon can fire in a forty-second continuous stream before running out of fuel.
Secondary - 12.7x99mm (0.5") M2HB coaxial machine gun with 1,500 rounds; roof-mounted 15.5x105mm (0.61") M252 machine gun with 1,200 rounds; two triple launchers for BGM-71 TOW-2B ATGM (with 12 total missiles)
Systems: AN/GYG-1 Missile Countermeasure Device, AN/GLY-1 EW Set, AN/VVG-2 ruby laser rangefinder, AN/GPL-1 Lidar, AN/PPS-5B radar
Armor:
Front - 200mm chobham
Lower Front - 130mm chobham
Side - 100mm chobham
Glacis - 130.3mm chobham
Rear - 52mm chobham
Top - 26mm chobham
Protection (KE/HEAT):
Front - 500mm/840mm
Lower Front - 325mm/546mm
Side - 250mm/420mm
Glacis - 325.75mm/547.26mm
Rear - 130mm/218.4mm
Top - 65mm/109.2mm
Price: $2.18 million US

M130 C2V
Abstract: Based on the M120 George Crook, the M130 Command and Control Vehicle (C2V) provides a useful platform to support the computing systems needed to effectively command and control a large combat unit. It has six workstations for computers, and has an extensive communications suite. Due to the possibility that hostile forces could attack the vehicle, we have armed it with two turret-mounted 15.5x105mm (0.61") M252 machine guns. We suggest one M130 per company of combat troops and one per battalion of non-combat troops.

Crew: 2 (commander, driver)
Passengers: 8
Weight:
Combat - 25 tons
Empty - 22 tons
Length: 25.5' (7.772 meters)
Width: 10.5' (3.2 meters)
Height: 9.9' (3.018 meters)
Ground Pressure: 7.8 PSI
Ground Clearance: 1.45' (0.442 meters)
Obstacle Crossing: 1.24' (0.379 meters)
Vertical Trench: 6.23' (1.899 meters)
River Crossing: Amphibious; speed of 5 knots
Propulsion: One Continental/GD AVDS-1800 V-12 diesel; 800 hp
Power/Weight Ratio: 32 hp/ton
Speed:
Max - 57.5 mph (governed) (92.74 km/h)
Cross-country - 42 mph (67.74 km/h)
Acceleration (0-20 mph [0-32.26 km/h]): 6.7 seconds
Fuel Capacity: 320 gallons (1,208.4 liters)
Range: 620 miles (1,000 km)
Armament: two 15.5x105mm (0.61") M252 vehicle-mounted MGs (turret)
Systems: AN/GYG-1 Missile Countermeasure Device, AN/GLY-1 EW Set, advanced communications suite, 6 computer workstations (connected through a Local Area Network)
Armor:
Front - 200mm chobham
Lower Front - 130mm chobham
Side - 100mm chobham
Glacis - 130.3mm chobham
Rear - 52mm chobham
Top - 26mm chobham
Protection (KE/HEAT):
Front - 500mm/840mm
Lower Front - 325mm/546mm
Side - 250mm/420mm
Glacis - 325.75mm/547.26mm
Rear - 130mm/218.4mm
Top - 65mm/109.2mm
Price: $2.115 million US

M131 AVLB
Abstract: Based on the M127 Benjamin Grierson light tank, this Armored Vehicle Launched Bridge allows vehicles to quickly and effectively cross rivers. The bridge, 55 feet (16.764 meters) in length, can support loads of up to 70 tons and can be deployed in 1-3 minutes. Retrival takes longer, but can still be accomplished in 8 minutes. The AVLB is turretless, and thus unarmed and bereft of sensors; as such, it is usually supported by the M127s it is based on.

Crew: 2 (commander, driver)
Weight:
Combat, with bridge - 48 tons
Combat, without bridge - 25 tons
Bridge - 23 tons
Supported by bridge - 70 tons
Empty - 20 tons
Length:
AVLB - 26' (7.925 meters)
Bridge, folded - 27.5' (8.382 meters)
Bridge, extended - 55' (16.764 meters)
Width:
AVLB - 10.5' (3.2 meters)
Bridge - 15' (4.572 meters)
Roadway - 13' (3.962 meters)
Height:
AVLB - 11.9' (3.018 meters)
Bridge, folded - 5' (1.524 meters)
Bridge, extended - 2.5' (0.762 meters)
Ground Pressure: 7.8 PSI
Ground Clearance: 1.48' (0.451 meters)
Obstacle Crossing: 1.26' (0.385 meters)
Vertical Trench: 6.35' (1.936 meters)
River Crossing: Amphibious; speed of 4 knots
Propulsion: One Continental AVDS-1790-9A V-12 diesel; 1,200 hp
Power/Weight Ratio: 25 hp/ton
Speed:
Max - 47.1 mph (governed) (75.97 km/h)
Cross-country - 22 mph (35.48 km/h)
Acceleration (0-20 mph [0-32.26 km/h]): 7.07 seconds
Fuel Capacity: 320 gallons (1,208.4 liters)
Range: 620 miles (1,000 km)
Armor:
Front - 350mm chobham
Lower Front - 227.5mm chobham
Side - 175mm chobham
Glacis - 228mm chobham
Rear - 91mm chobham
Top - 45.5mm chobham
Protection (KE/HEAT):
Front - 875mm/1,470mm
Lower Front - 568.75mm/955.5mm
Side - 437.5mm/735mm
Glacis - 570mm/957.6mm
Rear - 227.5mm/382.2mm
Top - 113.75mm/191.1mm
Price: $1.92 million US

General Dynamics offers package deals; each package has a 4.5% discount, so as to ensure that we make a profit while you save money.

Assault and Obstacle (A&O) Platoon - For Engineering Companies
3 M128 CEVs
3 M129 flamethrower vehicles
$14,124,450.00 US

Heavy Tank Company:
10 M2 Andrew Lim HBTs (one command tank, three three-tank platoons)
940 140mm APFSDS shells
940 140mm TP shells
470 140mm HE shells
470 140mm AP shells
470 140mm HEAT shells
470 140mm HESH shells
235 140mm smoke shells
30,000 32mm AP shells
30,000 32mm TP shells
30,000 32mm HE shells
15,000 32mm smoke shells
40,000 20mm AP shells
40,000 20mm HE shells
40,000 20mm TP shells
Price: $156,492,340.40 US

Medium Tank Company:
10 M1A3 Abrams Medium Tanks (one command tank, 3 three-tank platoons)
920 115mm APFSDS shells
920 115mm TP shells
460 115mm HE shells
460 115mm AP shells
460 115mm HEAT shells
460 115mm HESH shells
230 115mm smoke shells
Price: $74,816,419.00 US ($80,546,419.00 US for M1A3s with biodiesel engines)

155mm Artillery Battalion:
36 M2017 Henry Knox SPGs (in six six-gun batteries)
6 M2020 TRVs (with Firefinder radars)
44,064 155mm Copperhead shells
44,064 155mm RAP (HE) shells
44,064 155mm RAP (TP) shells
44,064 155mm TP shells
44,064 155mm HE shells
22,032 155mm WP shells
22,032 155mm DPICM shells
11,016 155mm smoke shells
11,016 155mm illumination shells
Price: $341,586,111.40 US

We would like to purchase 10 AE1107D engines for our XHR2G and XHAG programs, five left-handed and five right-handed. Total cost is $2 million.

To Rosdivan -
Your order is confirmed at $2 million US; your engines will be delivered in fifteen days. We are curious as to the nature of your XHR2G and XHAG programs; our engineers may be able to assist you with the programs - at a cost, of course, and provided that we are also given export rights to the final designs. Thank you for choosing General Dynamics to supply your nation.
Signed,
The General Dynamics Board

To Rosdivan -
Your order is confirmed at $2 million US; your engines will be delivered in fifteen days. We are curious as to the nature of your XHR2G and XHAG programs; our engineers may be able to assist you with the programs - at a cost, of course, and provided that we are also given export rights to the final designs. Thank you for choosing General Dynamics to supply your nation.
Signed,
The General Dynamics Board

While we are capable of of completing development of the XHR2G and XHAG on our own, we may contract with you for foreign export of both systems if they are put in production.

To Rosdivan -
Excellent. We appreciate your considering our firm for exporting your projects.
Signed,
The GD Board

We would like to purchase the medium tank company package (10 tanks). Also, we would like to purchase 2 M120 George Crook IFV.

+74,816,419.00 (package
+ 5,000,000 (2 M120 IFVs)
- 175,000 (1st order discount on 2 CFVs -3.5%)
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$79,641,419 USD (Total)

OOC: Is there a way I should deduct it out of my budget, or can't I?

I'm not exactly sure what you mean by what you're asking OOCly; just take this purchase into account for future purchases, or just make purchases for future years or other branches of the service.

To Monkey Fights -
Your order is confirmed. Your tanks will be delivered in four months, your IFVs in one month, and your ammunition in twelve days. Thank you for choosing General Dynamics for your defence needs.
Sincerely,
George Grey, COO of General Dynamics

Following the successful tests of the now HR2G and HAG, we would like to expand upon our previous order and purchase 1120 AE1107D engines for a total price of $224,000,000.

Rosdivan, check the Draftroom. A few specs need to be added...

To Rosdivan -
Your order is confirmed; forty engines will be delivered each month, meaning that the order will be completed in twenty-eight months. Half will be left-handed and half will be right-handed.
Sincerely,
George Grey, COO of GD

--Excerpted from the May 19, 2016 issue of the Washington Post--
Grey out at GD
Richmond
Yesterday, in light of the complete rejection of the bid of General Dynamics to arm Orezia's army, Lewis Banks, GD's Chief Executive Officer, had his Chief Operations Officer, George Grey, fired. Grey's ouster has struck chills in General Dynamics, and may be the start of a shake-up at the venerable defence firm.
CEO Lewis Banks said, "We cannot tolerate such a complete failure as Grey's at General Dynamics. We will win the Orezian contract, and Grey's departure from General Dynamics will improve our corporation immensely." When asked to comment further, Banks declined...--End of Excerpt--

To Rosdivan -
Our accountants have discovered that you paid double the amount you should have paid, as the cost is listed for one system of two engines. We are hereby refunding you the extra $113 million US in light of this mistake. We apologize; this seems to have been another one of the mishaps characteristic of our former Chief Operations Officer, George Grey.
Sincerely,
Lewis Banks, CEO of General Dynamics

Thank you for the correction of that error. In keeping with the modernization of our armed forces, we would like to purchase the following at this time:
1926 M120 George Crook IFVs for $48,150,000,000
108 M123 Self-Propelled Mortar Carrier for $230,040,000
18 M121 Nelson Miles CFV for $44,820,000
54 M124 Cornerback AD Vehicle for $121,500,000

The total price of this comes to $48,546,360,000.

To Rosdivan -
Your order, at a cost of $53,166,400,000.00 US, is hereby confirmed with pleasure; note that it will have to be paid in two separate payments of $26,583,200,000.00 US in order that your naval and air force procurement budgets retain decent amounts of funding.
Your 12,960 IFVs and 180 CFVs will be delivered in groups of one hundred eighty; each group will take fifty days to complete, so your IFVs and CFVs will be delivered in about fourteen years and nine months. The CFVs will be delivered first.
Your 1,080 SP mortars will be delivered in groups of thirty-six; each group will take forty-five days to complete, so the SP mortars will be delivered in about three years and eight months.
Your 540 Cornerbacks will be delivered in groups of eighteen; each group will take forty days to complete, so the AD vehicles will be delivered in about three years and three months.
Thank you for choosing General Dynamics for your defence needs.
Sincerely,
Lewis Banks, CEO of GD

[OOC]
Oops, thought that number was funky. In that case, could you bump the order up by 10x for everything as I was planning on purchasing that amount eventually?

OOC - Dealt with; note the numbers provided. I assume you can - and will - make the ammo needed yourself? Otherwise, you'll have to buy it from me or someone else...

*bump*