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To Defense Contractors of the World:

It has recently come to our attention in the Federal Armed Forces that FNAT's first Equipment Drive was very much incomplete in terms of what it accomplished. Because of this, we have opted to offer contracts for the production of machines intended to help the Federal Armed Forces a force to be reckoned with.

The following requirements must be filled, in terms of necessary equipment:

Army:
Indirect Fire Rocket Artillery (self-propelled, preferably)
Anti-tank weaponry (guns and mines)

Naval:
Destroyer
Minelayer
Minesweeper
Frigate (missile)
Fast-Attack Submarine
Ballistic-Missile Submarine
amphibious landing/transport ship

Airforce:
Strategic bomber

The option to purchase DPR would also be preferred, if possible.

Thank You,
Thomas Breyer
Chief Quartermaster, Federal Armed Forces

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We at Chazaka Defense wish to offer the following that you've specified

Army:
Indirect Fire Artillery (shell ammunition) (preferably self-propelled)
The C002 Self-propelled Howitzer (http://z13.invisionfree.com/Chazakain_Storefront/index.php?showtopic=13)

980 HEAVY MBT's
The Ashur EG-T1 (http://z13.invisionfree.com/Chazakain_Storefront/index.php?showtopic=6)
Anti-tank weaponry (guns and mines)

Naval:
Destroyer
The Phoebe Class Destroyer (http://z13.invisionfree.com/Chazakain_Storefront/index.php?showtopic=7)
Carrier (main)
The Tartarus Class (http://z13.invisionfree.com/Chazakain_Storefront/index.php?showtopic=4)
Minesweeper
The Dione Class (http://z13.invisionfree.com/Chazakain_Storefront/index.php?showtopic=16)
Submarine
Crius Gopher Class (http://z13.invisionfree.com/Chazakain_Storefront/index.php?showtopic=15)

Airforce:
Strategic bomber
The C-1 (http://z13.invisionfree.com/Chazakain_Storefront/index.php?showtopic=14)


If you wish to browse or order please visit us at www.chazakadefense.com (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=570805.HTM)

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M.A.C Heavy Industries | Defense

As Anghele most reputable defense equipment corporation we wish to present our products for trials in your nation.

M.A.C Heavy Industries | Ground Warfare Division

“Lioness” HIFV
Background:
The Lioness is a multi-role HIFV that can carry several different turrets. It is designed to protect its carried infantry to the fight and then give them fire support needed to win.
The Lioness HIFV was developed as a private venture by NPS Heavy Division. It is meant for sale to countries equipped with old APCs/AFVs and in need of an upgrade. It was also designed to serve with the MBT140 and TM-1 tanks, to allow reductions in logistic and training.
The hull design is based on the MBT140 design, with changes made for HIFV role. The engine is to the front and right of the vehicle, unmanned turret directly behind it, and troop compartment in the rear. An electrically operated rear door allows troops to enter and leave the Lioness protected by its armor.

Lioness HIFV:
Place of Origin: Armed Republic of Nachmere and the Protected Dictatorship of Anghele
Designer: Nachmere Precision Systems | AFV Designs
Manufacturer: NPS Precision Systems Anghele Complex
Production Status: In Production
Crew: 3+8
Weight: ~68 metric tons combat ready.
Length: 8.8 meters
Width: 4 meters
Height: 3 meters
Crew: 3+8
Armor: Composite, NERA a combined maximum of 1400 RHA vs. KE and 2200 RHA vs. CE
Armament: Varies by turret-
20762AT Turret: 20mm Auto-Cannon, 7.62 MG, 2XATGM Launchers, 12 80mm GLs
2020AT Turret: 2X20mm Auto-Cannon, 2XATGM Launchers, 12 80mm GLs
20762 Turret: 2X20mm Auto-Cannon, 2X7.62 MG, 12 80mm GLs
2040 Turret: 2X20mm Auto-Cannon, 2X40mm AGL, 12 80mm GLs
Ammunition storage:
20762AT: 650 20mm, 8000 7.62mm, 6 ATGMs, 24 80mm Grenades
2020AT: 650 20mm, 10 ATGMs, 24 80mm Grenades
20762 Turret: 900 20mm, 10000 7.62mm, 24 80mm Grenades
2040 Turret: 900 20mm, 2500 40mm, 24 80mm Grenades
Engine: 2000hp (1400kw), Twin Turbo-Charged, Multi-Fuel.
Power to weight ratio: 29hp/ton
Suspension: Helical-Springs
Fuel Capacity: 1800 liters,
Operational range: 360 kilometer
Speed: 80km/h on road, 55km/h off-road

Prices:
20762AT: 5.5 Million NS$
2020AT: 5.75 Million NS$
20762: 5.25 Million NS$
2040: 5.25 Million NS$

Lioness AFV Image:
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Lioness Turret Image:
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Armament:
The Lioness can be armed in four different configurations. Each is suitable for different purposes:
A) 20762AT Turret- 20mm Auto-Cannon, 7.62 MG, 2XATGM Launchers: This is the standard multi-purpose turret, suitable for most operations.

B) 2020AT Turret- 2X20mm Auto-Cannon, 2XATGM Launchers: This turret allows more ammunition for its ATGMs, by eliminating storage of the 7.62 ammunition. It is meant to support Mechanized infantry against tanks.

C) 20762 Turret- 2X20mm Auto-Cannon, 2X7.62 MG: This turret allows more ammo for the 20mm and 762mm by giving up the ATGM capability. It also gives a lot more fire power against infantry compared to the ATGM turrets.

D) 2040 Turret- 2X20mm Auto-Cannon, 2X762 MG: This turret carries 2 40mm Automatic Grenade Launchers instead of the 7.62mm. This gives more HE on targets, but less fire volume.

E) All Lioness versions carry the multi-purpose, close range, 2X6 tube 80mm grenade launching system. Mounted on the front of the turret and fired from a panel in the commander’s controls, the grenade launchers are used to engage infantry at short ranges, up to 60 meters. The grenade types fired by the system are: Fragmentation, White-Phosphorus, Less-Than-Lethal “Flashbang”, Less-Than-Lethal Tear Gas, IR Screening, and IR Decoy.



Fire Control and Observation:
The sights are located in the unmanned turret, and both the gunner and commander can fire the weapons (commander cannot fire the ATGMs).
The Thermal Imaging System (TIS) has magnification x10 narrow field of view and x3 wide field of view. The thermal image is displayed in the eyepiece of the gunner and commander sights together with the range measurement from a laser rangefinder. The Eye-safe Laser Rangefinder (ELRF) has range accuracy to within 10m and target discrimination of 20m.
The fire control computer automatically calculates the fire solution based on: lead angle measurement; bend of the gun measured by the muzzle reference system; velocity measurement from a wind sensor on the roof of the turret; data from a pendulum static cant sensor located at the centre of the turret roof; temperature, and barometric pressure from a sensor on the turret roof.
Solutions to moving targets or to fire-on-the-move are given by measuring the traverse speed of the turret while tracking the target. A secondary emergency system enables for firing using a mechanical ballistic computer.
The driver has either three observation periscopes or two periscopes on both sides and a Driver’s Thermal Viewer. The periscopes provide 120° field of view.

Protection and survivability:
The Lioness is protected by a combination of composite passive armor, Non Explosive Reactive Armor, and an Active Protection system.
Armor: The Lioness armor is composite and made of layers of steel, DU (Depleted Uranium), and ceramics. The crew compartments in the Lioness are lined with Kevlar to prevent spalling. The passive armor is angled and in some parts spaced, to protect against virtually all large caliber at contact ranges. Due to the fact it has a small, unmanned turret; the Lioness has better protection at some angles than the MBT140 and similar tanks.
Reactive Armor: The Lioness has spaced, multi-layered NERA (Non Explosive Reactive Armor) plates on most of its hull. The NERA plates protect the HIFV against medium CE threats, and when combined with the passive armor suite also minimize the penetration chance of even the largest CE threats.
Active Protection: The Lioness is equipped with an active protection system based on fire-control radar and a “hard-kill” launching system. The fire control radar, located on top of the turret, identifies incoming rockets and missiles and classifies them. It than reacts by firing a quick reaction projectile from one of the 20 carried around the hull. This projectile engages the threat 50 meters away from the vehicle by detonating on it. The system is reloadable and storage in the tank allows for 20 extra projectiles to be carried.
Screening and Decoys: As mentioned before the Lioness carries 2 6 tube 80mm. grenade launchers on the front of the turret. These tubes can fire IR Screening and IR Decoy grenades to help the HIFV screen or avoid incoming threats. In addition the Lioness is equipped with a standard self screening using condensed diesel fumes.
Fire suppression: The Lioness uses several systems to prevent and suppress fires. The passenger, gunner-commander and driver compartments are equipped with fire detectors and 4 BCF canisters. The canisters are operated either automatically by the detectors or manually by the crew (Gunner-Commander and Passenger Compartments). 2 more BCF canisters are located in the engine compartment and can be operated from the driver’s controls or from outside the vehicle. The driver and commander have red-light indicators for an engine fire. The diesel fuel for the engine is stored in 4 tanks in the front and back of the HIFV, with cutoff valves allowing the use of each tank separately.



Explosion prevention: All main HE ammunition is stored in separate containers, made from high-resistance anti-flame material. The crew and passenger seats are all of the suspended type, keeping them above the floor in case of an explosion underneath the vehicle.
NBC protection: The Lioness is equipped with an overpressure system. The system pumps air from outside the vehicle through a system of filters and into to the vehicle, creating an overpressure that keeps contaminated air out if the Lioness is fully buttoned. If the Lioness cannot be fully buttoned, each crew member and passenger can use an individual, pressurized mask with a 90% field of vision. The overpressure system is integrated with an air-condition system but will operate even if that system is damaged.
The Lioness has towing shackles on its front, back and sides, to enable recovery in hard situations.
Mobility:
Engine: The Lioness is powered by a multi-fuel 2000hp, twin turbo-charged (1400kw) engine. The engine is located at the front of the tank, to the right of the driver compartment. A hydro-mechanical semi-automatic transmission transfers power from the engine to the final drives. The transmission has 5 forward gears and two reverse gears. The hp/ton ration achieved is 29, and road speed is 80 Kmh.
The Lioness has 6 pairs of road-wheels with separate helical-springs and pneumatic dampers. The helical springs were chosen for better performance over harsh terrain. The tracks are 550mm wide, and do not have rubber soles. Connection between sections is made by a separate pin.
Vertical obstacle ability is 1.1 meters, with trench crossing being 2.6 meters.

Communications, Navigation, and Interface:
Internal communications: The Lioness has internal communications system, with headsets integrated to ballistic helmets. The system allows the commander to choose which crew members he hears and can hear him. The system has a separate commander to driver channel, receiving power from the best protected battery, to ensure the commander can always communicate with the driver. The system also has a wireless ability, which switches on automatically when the helmets are disconnected from the system; this prevents crew members being accidently disconnected and allows for faster dismount drills.
External Communications: The Lioness is prepared to accept 2 transmitter-receivers and 2 receivers, antenna bases being integral. The antenna bases allow for lowering the antennas forwards and backwards from inside. The MBT140 is equipped with a AFV/infantry telephone located at the rear of the vehicle and connected to the commander’s internal communications.
Navigation: The Lioness is equipped with an integral GPS navigation system, viewed on the commanders and drivers LCD displays. The system includes navigation rout planning, point to point line-of-sight checks, battle preplanning and other useful features. The navigation system can be integrated into battlefield management systems and used to give a complete picture of the battle.
Interface: The crew interface of the Lioness includes a LCD screen/Control for each crew member, clearly showing the information that crew member needs. The LCD screen/Control is encased in high-resistance polymer and has buttons allowing control of many systems. These electronic controls are all backed-up by conventional switches and controls in case they malfunction.
Amenities: The Lioness gives its crew all that’s needed to fight and stay buttoned for long periods. 2 50 liter internal, NBC protected water tanks supplies hot and cold water through a water point. An air-conditioning system connects to the crews overalls to keep them cool while fighting. The Lioness can hold 4 days worth of rations for its crew.

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M.A.C M1-T958 M.B.T:

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Type: Main Battle Tank
Manufacturer:M.A.C Heavy Industries Corporation
Country Of Origin:Anghele
Designer:M.A.C R&D Defense Division

In Service With: Anghele

Specifications:

-Crew:4 (Commander,Driver,Gunner,Loader)

-Weight:52.3 Metric Tons

-Length

Gun forward:10.77m

-Hull length:8.55m

-Width:3.79m

-Height:2.68m

Fire Control And Observation:

The commander's station is equipped with six periscopes, providing a 360° view. The Raytheon Commander's Independent Thermal Viewer (CITV) provides the commander with independent stabilised day and night vision with a 360° view, automatic sector scanning, automatic target cueing of the gunner's sight and back-up fire control.

The M1-T958 tank has a two-axis Raytheon Gunner's Primary Sight- Line of Sight (GPS-LOS) which increases the first round hit probability by providing faster target acquisition and improved gun pointing. The Thermal Imaging System (TIS) has magnification x10 narrow field of view and x3 wide field of view. The thermal image is displayed in the eyepiece of the gunner's sight together with the range measurement from a laser rangefinder.The Northrop Grumman (formerly Litton) Laser Systems Eyesafe Laser Rangefinder (ELRF) has a range accuracy to within 10m and target discrimination of 20m. The gunner also has a Kollmorgen Model 939 auxiliary sight with magnification x8 and field of view 8°.

The digital fire control computer is supplied by General Dynamics - Canada (formerly Computing Devices Canada). The fire control computer automatically calculates the fire control solution based on: lead angle measurement; bend of the gun measured by the muzzle reference system; velocity measurement from a wind sensor on the roof of the turret; data from a pendulum static cant sensor located at the centre of the turret roof. The operator manually inputs data on ammunition type, temperature, and barometric pressure.

The driver has either three observation periscopes or two periscopes on either side and a central image intensifying periscope for night vision. The periscopes provide 120° field of view. The DRS Technologies Driver's Vision Enhancer (DVE), AN/VSS-5, is based on a 328 x 245 element uncooled infrared detector array, operating in the 7.5 to 13 micron waveband. A Raytheon Driver's Thermal Viewer, AN/VAS-3, is installed on the M1-T958 under optional order.

Primary Armament:

-120mm M256 Smoothbore Cannon

-125mm M258 Smoothbore Cannon

-135mm M320 Smoothbore Cannon

-155 mm M658 Smoothbore Cannon

Secondary Armament:

x1:

-M2HB .50BMG Caliber (12.9mm) Heavy Machine Gun

-General Dynamics XM312 .50BMG Caliber (12.9mm) Heavy Machinegun

-W-85 HMG .50 Caliber (12.7mm) Heavy Machine Gun

-Type 02 / QJG 02 HMG (14.5mm) Heavy Machine Gun

-CIS .50BMG Caliber Heavy Machine Gun

-Vladimirov KPV-14.5 (14.5mm) Heavy Machine Gun

-Kord 6P50 .50 Caliber (12.7mm) Heavy Machine Gun

-NSV-12,7 "Utjos" .50 Caliber (12.7mm) "Utjos" Heavy Machine Gun

-Fabrique Nationale (FN) BRG-15 (15.5x115 mm)Heavy Machine Gun

x2: (1 pintle-mounted, 1 coaxial)

-M240 7.62mmNato Machine Guns

-M249 SAW 5.56mmNato Machine Guns

-Steyr AUG /HBar 5.56mmNato Machine Guns

-L86A1 SA-80 LSW 5.56mmNato Machine Guns

-MG 34 7.92x57mm Mauser (8mmMauser) Machine Guns

-MG 42/MG 3 7,92x57mm/7,62x51mmNato Machine Guns

-HK 21E/23E 5.56mmNato/7.62x51mmNato Machine Guns

-HK MG4 5.56mmNato Machine Guns

-I.M.I Negev 5.56mmNato Machine Guns

-Mk.48 mod.0 7.62mmNato Machine Guns

-Vektor SS77/Mini-SS 7.62x51mmNato/5.56mmNato Machine Guns

-CETME Ameli 5.56mmNato Machine Guns

-STK / CIS Ultimax Mk.2 100 5.56mmNato Machine Guns

-Daewoo K3 5.56mmNato Machine Guns

Armour:

-Reactive Chobham Type: RHA Steel Encased Depleted Uranium Mesh Plating

Performance Specifications:

-Engine: AGT-1800F Multi-Fuel Output Turbine Engine (2480 Horsepower)

-Transmission: Allison DDA X-1300-5B

-Suspension: Reinforced Torsion bar

-Ground Clearance: 0.47m

-Operational Range: 485.29 Km

With NBC system: 469.19 Km

-Maximum Road Speed: 81.45 Km/h

-Off-road Maximum Speed: 66.8 Km/h

Unit Cost: USD$4.85 Million

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Nachmere Precision Systems | Heavy Division TM-1 Medium Tank.

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Specifications:

-Type: Medium Tank

-Place of Origin: Armed Republic of Nachmere and the Protected Dictatorship of Anghele

-Designer: Nachmere Precision Systems | AFV Designs

-Manufacturer: NPS Precision Systems Anghele Complex

-Unit Cost: 3.7 Million NS$

-Production Status: In Production

-Variants: Currently none. Command and Forward Observer variants in development.

-Weight: 35 metric tons combat ready.

-Length: 8.6 meters gun forward

-Width: 2.8 meters

-Height: 2.7 meters (without commander’s weapon station)

-Crew: 4

-Armor: Composite, NERA to a combined maximum of 350 RHA vs. KE and 600 RHA vs. CE

-Primary armament: 105mm rifled gun(33 rounds carried)

-Secondary armament: 1 7.62mm MG, 1 12.7mm MG, 12 80mm close range grenade launchers.

-Engine: 1000hp (730kw), Turbo-Charged, Multi-Fuel.

-Power to weight ratio: 28.5hp/ton

-Suspension: Helical-Springs

-Fuel Capacity: 900 liters

-Operational range: 420 kilometers

-Speed: 80km/h on road

Armament:
The “Fox” carries a 105mm rifled barrel gun, a 7.62 coaxial machine-gun, a 12.7 commander’s machine-gun, and 2 6-tube multi-purpose grenade launchers.
A) 105mm Rifled Gun- The 105mm was chosen as the main armament due to its relatively small ammunition(allowing more rounds to be carried), its wide variety of ammunition types, ammunition affordability(compared with larger guns), and lower weight compared to the alternatives.
The 105mm rifled gun can fire a large variety of rounds including APFSDS, HEAT, HESH, Gun-Launched ATGMs (with minor adjustments), APAM and others.
B) The 7.62 coaxial machine-gun offers the ability to engage lighter targets with a low cost, high volume of fire and with a very large amount of stored ammunition on board.
C) The 12.7mm was selected as the commander’s machine gun, as a medium between the 105mm and the 7.62mm. The 12.7mm round is powerful, can penetrate lightly armored targets, and has a slightly longer effective range than the coaxial. In the TM-1, the 12.7mm is mounted in a fully stabilized weapon station, which can be operated from within the tank while it is “buttoned”.
D) The multi-purpose, close range, 2X6 tube 80mm grenade launching system was developed specifically for the “Fox”. Mounted on the front of the turret and fired from a panel in the commander’s controls, the grenade launchers are used to engage infantry at short ranges, up to 60 meters. They also fire screening and decoy grenades. The grenade types fired by the system are: Fragmentation, White-Phosphorus, Less-Than-Lethal “Flash bang”, Less-Than-Lethal Tear Gas, IR Screening, and IR Decoy.

Fire Control and Observation:

The TM-1 uses the same FCS and observation as the M.A.C M1-T958 MBT, with several added features.
The TM-1 has a two-axis Gunner's Primary Sight- Line of Sight (GPS-LOS) which increases the first round hit probability by providing faster target acquisition and improved gun pointing. The Thermal Imaging System (TIS) has magnification x10 narrow field of view and x3 wide field of view. The thermal image is displayed in the eyepiece of the gunner's sight together with the range measurement from a laser rangefinder. The sight allows for the gun to be stabilized on a specific moving target(“Pixel Lock”).The Northrop Grumman (formerly Litton) Laser Systems Eye-safe Laser Rangefinder (ELRF) has a range accuracy to within 10m and target discrimination of 20m. The gunner also has a Kollmorgen Model 939 auxiliary sight with magnification x8 and field of view 8°.
The CITV (Commander’s Independent Thermal Viewer) has been integrated with a weapon station holding the 12.7mm machine-gun. As a result the CITV now has two modes of operation. In the first mode the CITV acts as a separate, fully stabilized day and night sight for the main and coaxial weapons, allowing the commander to “slave” the gunner controls to identify targets or fire. In this mode the CITV allows the commander to identify, select, and range targets before even the top of the turret is exposed, and while remaining buttoned. The second mode the CITV acts as a fully stabilized day and night sight for the 12.7mm weapon station. In both modes the CIV allows for all the features of the FCS.
The fire control computer automatically calculates the fire solution based on: lead angle measurement; bend of the gun measured by the muzzle reference system; velocity measurement from a wind sensor on the roof of the turret; data from a pendulum static cant sensor located at the centre of the turret roof; temperature, and barometric pressure from a sensor on the turret roof.
Solutions to moving targets or to fire-on-the-move are given by measuring the traverse speed of the turret while tracking the target. A secondary emergency system enables for firing using a mechanical ballistic computer.
The driver has either three observation periscopes or two periscopes on either side and a central image intensifying periscope for night vision. The periscopes provide 120° field of view. The Driver's Vision Enhancer (DVE), AN/VSS-5, is based on a 328 x 245 element un-cooled infrared detector array, operating in the 7.5 to 13 micron waveband. A Raytheon Driver's Thermal Viewer, AN/VAS-3, is installed on the TM-1 under optional order.

Protection and survivability:

Since the TM-1 is lighter than an MBT, it utilizes an array of high-tech solutions to maintain protection levels against all KE (Kinetic Energy) and CE (Chemical Energy) threats.
Armor: The TM-1’s armor is composite and made of layers of steel, kevlar and ceramic plates. The armor was designed with spaces and angles to maximize protection with as little weight as possible. This suite of passive armor protects the tank KE threats such as smaller tank guns, small-arms and shrapnel.
Reactive Armor: The TM-1 has spaced, multi-layered NERA (Non Explosive Reactive Armor) plates on most of its turret and hull. The NERA plates protect the tank against medium CE threats, and when combined with the passive armor suite also minimize the penetration chance of most large CE threats.

Active Protection:

The TM-1 is equipped with an active protection system based on a fire-control radar and a “hard-kill” launching system. The fire control radar, located on top of the turret, identifies incoming rockets and missiles and classifies them. It than reacts by firing a quick reaction projectile from one of the 20 carried around the turret. This projectile engages the threat 50 meters away from the vehicle by detonating on it.

Screening and Decoys:

As mentioned before the TM-1 carries 2 6 tube 80mm. grenade launchers on the front of the turret. These tubes can fire IR Screening and IR Decoy grenades to help the tank screen or avoid incoming threats. In addition the TM-1 one is equipped with a standard self screening using condensed diesel fumes.

Fire suppression:

The TM-1 uses several systems to prevent and suppress fires. The turret and driver compartment are both equipped with fire detectors and 3 BCF canisters. The canisters are operated either automatically by the detectors or manually by the crew (Gunner and Commander Compartments). 2 more BCF canisters are located in the engine compartment and can be operated from the driver’s control or from outside the vehicle. The driver and commander have red-light indicators for an engine fire. The diesel fuel for the engine is stored in 4 tanks in the front and back of the tank, with cutoff valves allowing the use of each tank separately.
Explosion prevention: All main gun and Grenade ammunition is stored in separate containers, made from high-resistance anti-flame material. Blowout panels are located above the 105mm ammo storage to direct explosion energy away from the crew. The crew seats are all of the suspended type, keeping them above the floor in case of an explosion underneath the tank.

NBC protection:

The TM-1 is equipped with an overpressure system. The system pumps air from outside the vehicle through a system of filters and into to the tank, creating an overpressure that keeps contaminated air out if the tank is fully buttoned. If the tank cannot be fully buttoned, each crew member can use an individual, pressurized mask with a 90% field of vision. The overpressure system is integrated with an air-condition system but will operate even if that system is damaged.
The TM-1 has towing shackles on its front, back and sides, to enable recovery in hard situations.

Mobility

Engine:

The TM-1 is powered by a multi-fuel 1000hp, turbo-charged (730kw) engine. The engine is located at the back of the tank, with a hydro-mechanical semi-automatic transmission transferring power from it to the final drives. The transmission has five forward gears and two reverse gears. The hp/ton ration achieved is 28.5, and road speed is 80 Kmh.
The TM-1 has 5 pairs of road-wheels with separate helical-springs and hydraulic dampers. The helical springs were chosen for better performance over harsh mountain terrain (common in Nachmere). The tracks are 530mm wide, and do not have rubber soles. Connection between sections is made by a separate pin.

Communications, Navigation, and Interface

Internal communications:

The TM-1 has an internal communications system, with headsets integrated to ballistic helmets. The system allows the TC (tank commander) to choose which crew members he hears and can hear him. The system has a separate TC to driver channel, receiving power from the best protected battery, to ensure TC can always communicate with the driver.

External Communications:

The TM-1 is prepared to accept 2 transmitters and 2 receivers, antenna bases being integral. The antenna bases allow for lowering the antennas forwards and backwards from inside. The TM-1 is equipped with a tank/infantry telephone located at the rear of the vehicle and connected to the commander’s internal communications.

Navigation:

The TM-1 is equipped with an integral GPS navigation system, viewed on the commanders and drivers LCD displays. The system includes navigation rout planning, point to point line-of-sight checks, battle preplanning and other useful features. The navigation system can be integrated into Battlefield management systems and used to give a complete picture of the battle.

Interface:

The crew interface of the TM-1 includes a LCD screen/Control for each crew member, clearly showing the information that crew member needs. The LCD screen/Control is encased in high-resistance polymer and has buttons allowing control of many systems in the tank. These electronic controls are all backed-up by conventional switches and controls in case they malfunction.

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Type: Main Battle Tank OKMT-125 and OKMT-135, OKMT-152
Designed with other tank technology purchased from other nations.
Designer: OTW Design Bureau, Great Plains AeroSpace, Ouachita Safety Hazards Systems, M.A.C Industries

Specifications:

-Crew:3 (Commander, Driver , Gunner)

-Weight: 63 tonnes , OKM-152 67 tonnes

-Length

Gun forward: 10.77m
OKMT-152 Has extended turret.
-Hull length: 8.55m

-Width: 3.79m

-Height: 2.68m

Fire Control And Observation:

Six periscopes, providing a 360° view.
Commander's Independent Thermal Viewer (CITV) day and night vision with a 360° view, automatic sector scanning, automatic target cueing of the gunner's sight and back-up fire control.

The tank has a two-axis Gunner's Primary Sight- Line of Sight (GPS-LOS) which increases the first round hit probability by providing faster target acquisition and improved gun pointing. The Thermal Imaging System (TIS) has magnification x10 narrow field of view and x3 wide field of view. The thermal image is displayed in the eyepiece of the gunner's sight together with the range measurement from a laser rangefinder. Laser Systems Eyesafe Laser Rangefinder (ELRF) has a range accuracy to within 10m and target discrimination of 20m. The gunner also has a auxiliary sight with magnification x8 and field of view 8°.

The digital fire control computer is supplied by Great Plains AeroSpace (a subsidiary of OTW with research facility in Siap. The fire control computer automatically calculates the fire control solution based on: lead angle measurement; bend of the gun measured by the muzzle reference system; velocity measurement from a wind sensor on the roof of the turret; data from a pendulum static cant sensor located at the centre of the turret roof. The operator manually inputs data on ammunition type, temperature, and barometric pressure.

The driver has either three observation periscopes or two periscopes on either side and a central image intensifying periscope for night vision. The periscopes provide 120° field of view. Driver's Vision Enhancer (DVE), AN/VSS-5, is based on a 328 x 245 element uncooled infrared detector array, operating in the 7.5 to 13 micron waveband. A Driver's Thermal Viewer, AN/VAS-3

Primary Armament:

OKMT-125
-125mm 2A46M Smoothbore Cannon
OKMT-135
-135mm M320 Smoothbore Cannon
OKMT-152
-152 mm “Assault-TD” Gun

APFSDS, HEAT-FS, HE-FRAG, AT-11 Sniper Missiles

Secondary Armament:

x1:

-OK-KPV-14.5 (14.5mm) Heavy Machine Gun remote fired


x2: (1 pintle-mounted, 1 coaxial)
-OKPKM-6.5 Gr Machinegun

Armour: By M.A.C. Industries

-Reactive Chobham Type: RHA Steel Encased Depleted Uranium Mesh Plating

Performance Specifications:

-Engine: OKDE-2007 12-cylinder Multi fuel diesel
1,500 HP at 2600 rpm

Transmission: 6 Spd Auto + Reverse 1 Low

-Suspension: Reinforced Torsion bar

-Ground Clearance: 0.47m

-Operational Range: 469.19 Km

Industry Standard NBC system by Ouachita Safety Hazards Systems
This system includes two infrared jammers on the front of the turret, four laser warning receivers
2x 3D6 aerosol grenade discharging systems

-Speed 72 km/h , OKMT-152 68 km/hr

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OKMT-135
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OKMT-152
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Infantry Platoon using new 147-6.5's
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Type: Heavy Infantry Fighting Vehicle OKMT-IFV
Designed with other tank technology purchased from other nations.
Designer: OTW Design Bureau, Great Plains AeroSpace, Ouachita Safety Hazards Systems, M.A.C Industries
Specifications:

-Crew:
OKMT-IFV-30mm 3+ 6 Troops
OKMT-IFV 3+ 8 Troops
OKMT-IFV-AMB 2 + 4 Wounded + 2 Medic
OKMT-IFV-CMD 3+ 6 Command Troops

-Weight: 53 Tonnes

-Length
Gun forward:
OKMT-IFV-30mm 10.77 m
OKMT-IFV N/A
OKMT-IFV-AMB N/A
OKMT-IFV-CMD N/A

-Hull length: 8.55m
-Width: 3.79m
-Height: 2.68m

Fire Control And Observation:
Six periscopes, providing a 360° view.
Commander's Independent Thermal Viewer (CITV) day and night vision with a 360° view, automatic sector scanning, automatic target cueing of the gunner's sight and back-up fire control.
Laser Systems Eyesafe Laser Rangefinder (ELRF) has a range accuracy to within 10m and target discrimination of 20m. The gunner also has a auxiliary sight with magnification x8 and field of view 8°.

The driver has either three observation periscopes or two periscopes on either side and a central image intensifying periscope for night vision. The periscopes provide 120° field of view. Driver's Vision Enhancer (DVE), AN/VSS-5, is based on a 328 x 245 element uncooled infrared detector array, operating in the 7.5 to 13 micron waveband. A Driver's Thermal Viewer, AN/VAS-3

Primary Armament:
OKMT-IFV
- OK-HMG-12 Heavy Machine Gun remote fired
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-OK-AGL-40
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2x -OKPKM-6.5 Gr Machinegun
OKMT-IFV-30
-30mm AC
-OK-AGL-40
2x-OKPKM-6.5 Gr Machinegun
OKMT-CMD
- OK-HMG-12 Heavy Machine Gun remote fired
-OK-AGL-40
2x -OKPKM-6.5 Gr Machinegun

Armour: By M.A.C. Industries
-Reactive Chobham Type: RHA Steel Encased Depleted Uranium Mesh Plating

Performance Specifications:
-Engine: OKDE-2007 12-cylinder Multi fuel diesel
1,500 HP at 2600 rpm
Transmission: 6 Spd Auto + Reverse 1 Low
-Suspension: Reinforced Torsion bar
-Ground Clearance: 0.47m

-Operational Range: 469.19 Km

Industry Standard NBC system by Ouachita Safety Hazards Systems
This system includes two infrared jammers on the front of the turret, four laser warning receivers
2x 3D6 aerosol grenade discharging systems

-Speed 72 km/h

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MBT140 in Woodland Cammo:
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MBT140 in Snow Camo:

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Data:
Name: MBT140 "Wild Boar"

Type: MBT

Place of Origin: Armed Republic of Nachmere and the Protected Dictatorship of Anghele

Designer: Nachmere Precision Systems | AFV Designs

Manufacturer: NPS Precision Systems Anghele Complex

Production Status: In Production

Crew: 4(TC, Gunner, Loader, Driver)

Weight: 85 metric tons combat ready.

Length: 10 meters gun forward

Width: 4 meters

Height: 2.9 meters (without commander’s weapon station)

Crew: 4

Armor: Composite(DU, Steel, Ceramics) and NERA

Primary armament: 140mm smooth-bore, Autoloading, ETC gun

Coaxial armament: 2X7.62 Machineguns.

Commander armament: 12.7mm Machinegun in a remotely operated weapons station

Close range armaments: 16 80mm grenade launchers

Ammunition storage: 40X140mm, 12000X7.62, 1000X12.7mm, 48X80mm grenades

Engine: 2300hp (1700kw), Twin Turbo-Charged, Multi-Fuel.

Power to weight ratio: 27hp/ton

Suspension: Helical-Springs

Fuel Capacity: 2200 liters, +400 liters in jettison tanks.

Operational range: 510 kilometers with jettison tanks.

Speed: 77km/h on road, 55km/h off-road

Background:

Following the release of the TM-1 Medium Tank, NPS began development of a much heavier, Main Battle Tank design. The MBT was to be armed with a 120mm smooth bore gun, use many of the sub-systems used in the TM-1, and weigh approximately 60 tons.
The Anghele Army, having examined the TM-1 design, showed interest in the prototype MBT. NPS suggested that an even heavier MBT, armed with a 140mm main gun would be better suitable for Anghele.
As development progressed, it became clear that while some systems from the TM-1 could be used, a lot of systems will have to be designed from scratch. The sheer size of this new tank and its vastly different (compared with the 105mm) gun required much work on part of the design team.
The result of this project is the MBT140 “Wild Boar”. The MBT140 is a well armed, heavily protected main battle tank suitable for all types of combined arms warfare. It is manned by a crew of 4. The human loader was retained to deal with auto-loader malfunctions, help with maintenance, and replace injured crew members. The hull is set-up unconventionally, with the engine to the front, in order to increase crew survivability. A rear escape hatch allows crew to enter and leave the vehicle while remaining relatively safe.

Armaments:

The “Wild-Boar” carries a 140mm L/47 Electrothermal Chemical (ETC) smooth bore gun, two 7.62 coaxial machineguns, a 12.7 commander’s machine-gun, and 2 8-tube multi-purpose grenade launchers.
A)140mm ETC smooth bore Gun- The 140mm was chosen as main armament due to its high muzzle energy and velocity. The 140mm has a barrel length of 47calibers (645.4 cm), and utilizes a FLARE ignition system. The gun is loaded by an automatic loading system capable of loading up to 12 rounds per minute. The human loader is tasked with solving any problems in the system.
The gun is capable of firing APFSDS, HEAT, APAM and GLATGM, as well as most other ammunition types.
B)Two 7.62 machineguns are mounted as a coaxial weapons, one to the right and the other to the left of the main gun. Each has a special ammo container made of high-resistance polymer and a system allowing the storage of a 2500 round belt.
The two machineguns have a combined rate of fire of 1500 rounds per-minute, a firepower that will easily suppress even the toughest infantry.
C)The 12.7mm was selected as the commander’s machine gun, as a medium between the 140mm and the 7.62mm. The 12.7mm round is powerful, can penetrate lightly armored targets, and has a slightly longer effective range than the coaxial. In the MBT140, the 12.7mm is mounted in a fully stabilized weapon station, which can be operated from within the tank while it is “buttoned”. The 12.7mm weapon station has a compartment for a 200 rounds belt.
D)The multi-purpose, close range, 2X8 tube 80mm grenade launching system was developed for the TM-1, and adapted for the MBT140. Mounted on the front of the turret and fired from a panel in the commander’s controls, the grenade launchers are used to engage infantry at short ranges, up to 60 meters. The grenade types fired by the system are: Fragmentation, White-Phosphorus, Less-Than-Lethal “Flashbang”, Less-Than-Lethal Tear Gas, IR Screening, and IR Decoy.

Fire Control and Observation:

The MBT140 uses the same FCS and observation as the TM-1, adjusted for the different gun.
The MBT140 has a two-axis Gunner's Primary Sight- Line of Sight (GPS-LOS) which increases the first round hit probability by providing faster target acquisition and improved gun aiming. The Thermal Imaging System (TIS) has magnification x10 narrow field of view and x3 wide field of view. The thermal image is displayed in the eyepiece of the gunner's sight together with the range measurement from a laser rangefinder. The sight allows for the gun to be stabilized on a specific moving target (“Pixel Lock”).The Eye-safe Laser Rangefinder (ELRF) has range accuracy to within 10m and target discrimination of 20m. The gunner also has an auxiliary sight with magnification x8 and field of view 8°.
The CITV (Commander’s Independent Thermal Viewer) is integrated with a weapon station holding the 12.7mm machine-gun. As a result the CITV has two modes of operation. In the first mode the CITV acts as a separate, fully stabilized day and night sight for the main and coaxial weapons, allowing the commander to “slave” the gunner controls to identify targets or fire. In this mode the CITV allows the commander to identify, select, and range targets before even the top of the turret is exposed, and while remaining buttoned. The second mode the CITV acts as a fully stabilized day and night sight for the 12.7mm weapon station. In both modes the CIV allows for all the features of the FCS.
The fire control computer automatically calculates the fire solution based on: lead angle measurement; bend of the gun measured by the muzzle reference system; velocity measurement from a wind sensor on the roof of the turret; data from a pendulum static cant sensor located at the centre of the turret roof; temperature, and barometric pressure from a sensor on the turret roof.
Solutions to moving targets or to fire-on-the-move are given by measuring the traverse speed of the turret while tracking the target. A secondary emergency system enables for firing using a mechanical ballistic computer.
The driver has either three observation periscopes or two periscopes on both sides and a Driver’s Thermal Viewer(as standart). The periscopes provide 120°field of view.
The loader has an indpendent rotating day and night(Light Intensification) viewing system, usefull in urban situation to maximize the tanks observation capabilities.

Protection and survivability:

The MBT140 is protected by a combination of composite passive armor, Non Explosive Reactive Armor, and an Active Protection system.
Armor: The MBT140’s armor is composite and made of layers of steel, DU (Depleted Uranium), and ceramics. The crew compartments in the MBT-140 are lined with Kevlar to prevent spalling. The passive armor is angled and in some parts spaced, to protect against virtually all large caliber threat at contact ranges.
Reactive Armor: The MBT140 has spaced, multi-layered NERA (Non Explosive Reactive Armor) plates on most of its turret and hull. The NERA plates protect the tank against medium CE threats, and when combined with the passive armor suite also minimize the penetration chance of even the largest CE threats.
Active Protection: The MBT140 equipped with an active protection system based on fire-control radar and a “hard-kill” launching system. The fire control radar, located on top of the turret, identifies incoming rockets and missiles and classifies them. It than reacts by firing a quick reaction projectile from one of the 20 carried around the turret. This projectile engages the threat 50 meters away from the vehicle by detonating on it. The system is reloadable and storage in the tank allows for 20 extra projectiles to be carried.Screening and Decoys: As mentioned before the MBT140 carries 2 8 tube 80mm. grenade launchers on the front of the turret. These tubes can fire IR Screening and IR Decoy grenades to help the tank screen or avoid incoming threats. In addition the TM-1 is equipped with a standard self screening using condensed diesel fumes.
Fire suppression: MBT140 uses several systems to prevent and suppress fires. The turret and driver compartment are both equipped with fire detectors and 5 BCF canisters. The canisters are operated either automatically by the detectors or manually by the crew (Gunner and Commander Compartments). 2 more BCF canisters are located in the engine compartment and can be operated from the driver’s controls or from outside the vehicle. The driver and commander have red-light indicators for an engine fire. The diesel fuel for the engine is stored in 6 tanks in the front and back of the tank, with cutoff valves allowing the use of each tank separately.

Explosion prevention: All main gun and Grenade ammunition is stored in separate containers, made from high-resistance anti-flame material. Blowout panels are located above the 140mm ammo storage to direct explosion energy away from the crew. The crew seats are all of the suspended type, keeping them above the floor in case of an explosion underneath the tank.

NBC protection: The MBT is equipped with an overpressure system. The system pumps air from outside the vehicle through a system of filters and into to the tank, creating an overpressure that keeps contaminated air out if the tank is fully buttoned. If the tank cannot be fully buttoned, each crew member can use an individual, pressurized mask with a 90% field of vision. The overpressure system is integrated with an air-condition system but will operate even if that system is damaged.
The MBT140 has towing shackles on its front, back and sides, to enable recovery in hard situations.

Mobility:

Engine: The MBT140 is powered by a multi-fuel 2300hp, twin turbo-charged
(1700kw) engine. The engine is located at the front of the tank, to the right of the driver compartment. A hydro-mechanical semi-automatic transmission transfers power from the engine to the final drives. The transmission has 5 forward gears and two reverse gears. The hp/ton ration achieved is 27, and road speed is 77 Kmh.
The MBT140 has 7 pairs of road-wheels with separate helical-springs and pneumatic dampers. The helical springs were chosen for better performance over harsh terrain. The tracks are 670mm wide, and do not have rubber soles. Connection between sections is made by a separate pin.
Vertical obstacle ability is 1.4 meters, with trench crossing being 3.2 meters.

Communications, Navigation, and Interface:

Internal communications: The MBT140 has internal communications system, with headsets integrated to ballistic helmets. The system allows the TC (tank commander) to choose which crew members he hears and can hear him. The system has a separate TC to driver channel, receiving power from the best protected battery, to ensure TC can always communicate with the driver. The system also has a wireless ability, which switches on automatically when the helmets are disconnected from the system; this prevents crew members being accidently disconnected and allows for faster dismount drills.

External Communications: The MBT140 is prepared to accept 2 transmitter-receivers and 2 receivers, antenna bases being integral. The
antenna bases allow for lowering the antennas forwards and backwards from inside. A radio-silence communications system to replace flags, comprising of two IR and regular light on each side of the turret, allows for minimum use of radio by lower level commanders. The MBT140 is equipped with a tank/infantry telephone located at the rear of the vehicle and connected to the commander’s internal communications.
Navigation: The MBT140 is equipped with an integral GPS navigation system, viewed on the commanders and drivers LCD displays. The system includes navigation rout planning, point to point line-of-sight checks, battle preplanning and other useful features. The navigation system can be integrated into battlefield management systems and used to give a complete picture of the battle. Interface: The crew interface of the MBT140 includes a LCD screen/Control for each crew member, clearly showing the information that crew member needs. The LCD screen/Control is encased in high-resistance polymer and has buttons allowing control of many systems in the tank. These electronic controls are all backed-up by conventional switches and controls in case they malfunction.

Amenities:

The MBT140 gives its crew all that’s needed to fight and stay buttoned for long periods. A 70 liter internal, NBC protected water tank supplies hot and cold water through a water point. An air-conditioning system connects to the crews overalls to keep them cool while fighting. The MBT-140 can hold 7 days worth of rations for its crew. A special electric cooking pan, along with plates, utensils and 4 folding light weight chairs are stored in a special compatment.



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Artillery Systems:

-M119A1/A2 105mm Howitzer
Price: $196,000 USD

-M198 155mm Howitzer
Price: $527,000 USD

-AS90 Braveheart 155mm SPH
Price: $3.8 Million USD

-M109A6 Paladin SPH
Price: $3.4 Million USD

-M270/A1 MLRS
Price: $4.4 Million USD

-L118/L119 105mm Light Gun
Price: $85,000 USD

-FH-70 155mm Howitzer
Price: $327,000 USD

-2S1 SPH or 2S3 SPH
Price: $1.8 Million USD[2S1] or $2.2 million USD[2S3]

-2S19 MSTA-S 152mm SPH
Price: $2.8 Million USD

-D-30 2A18M 122-mm Towed Howitzer
Price: $96,000 USD

-2A36 Giatsint-B (M1976) 152-mm Towed Gun
Price: $300,000 USD

-M-46 130-mm Towed Gun
Price: $100,000 USD

-BM-27 (9P140 Uragan 220-mm MRL) and 13A. URAGAN 9K57 MLRS
Price: $1 Million USD

-LIW G-6 155mm SPH
Price: $1.4 Million USD

-G-5 155mm Towed Howitzer
Price: $326,000 USD

-Ceasar 155mm Howitzer
Price: $1.4 Million USD

-HIMARS (High Mobility Artillery Rocket System)
Price: $1.6 Million USD

-M777A1 155 mm Howitzer
Price: $1.2 Million USD

-2A65 (M1987) 152-mm Towed Gun-Howitzer
Price: $320,000 USD

-PzH 2000 (Panzerhaubitze 2000) SPH
Price: $2.8 Million USD

-SMERCH 9K58 MLRS
Price: $1.4 Million USD

-Astros II (Artillery Saturation Rocket System)
Price: $1.4 Million USD

-Atmos 2000 155mm Self-Propelled Artillery System
Price: $1.4 Million USD

-M121 120mm Battalion Mortar System (BMS)
Price: $71,000 USD

-2S31 Vena 120mm Self-Propelled Mortar
Price: $102,000 USD

-WS-1B Multiple Launch Rocket System
Price: $1.1 Million USD

-LIMAWS(R) (Lightweight Mobile Artillery Weapon System–Rocket)
Price: $1.4 Million USD

-Archer FH77 BW L52 SPH
Price: $1.5 Million USD


M.A.C NW Direct Line: 21-457-3450
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M.A.C Heavy Industries | Naval & Air Warfare Division

(Sold under license granted by The Unified Native Commonwealth of Ok-La-Ho-Ma)

OTW-Naval Division (Subsidiary of OK Tractor Works) and in cooperation with M.A.C Heavy Industries | Naval Warfare Division offer this fine vessel for coastal patrol and smuggler interdiction.

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OK-PCL-1 Tomahawk Class

Crew : 12 including 2 officers, 3 warrant officers, 7 petty officers and seamen

Dimensions length x breadth x midship depth 34 x 6 x 4 metres navigational propeller draft at maximum displacement : 2.7 metres

Displacement : 120 tons

Performance : maximum speed, normal climate, ambient air temperature 15 degrees C 50 knots maximum speed, tropical climate, ambient air temperature 34 degrees C knots 48 knots economical speed 8 knots range at 8 knots and full fuel reserve 1,000 miles range at 8 knots and maximum fuel reserve 1,500 miles sea endurance with full food and fresh water provision 5 days sea endurance with maximum provision 8 days

Weapons AK-306 artillery System Calibre 30 mm rate of fire 1,000 rounds per minute muzzle velocity 880 metres per second ammunition feed automatic ammunition belt feed combat crew 2 men

Weight 1.5 tons range against air targets 4,000 metres range against sea and coastal targets 5,000 metres

Igla-1m portable air defence

Missile target engagement altitude : 10 - 3500 m

Target engagement range : 5,200 m

Calibre : 72 mm

Length : 1.59 m

Weight : 10.8 kg mean flight velocity 570 m/s (homing head infra-red Warhead blast fragmentation warhead weight 1.27 kg Fuze impact, penetration)

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Missile Launch system: AT-Kornet ATLGM : 4x Missiles for launcher

Optional: Replace ATLGM with 2x Mk 50 Lightweight torpedo +5 Million USD

Cost: 10 Million USD Each
+ 5 million USD Torpedo Option

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Ohio Class Ballistic Missile Submarine
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-Power Plant: One S8G nuclear reactor

-Core Reloaded Every Nine Years

-Two Geared Steam Turbines

-One shaft, output of 60,000 hp

-Length: 560 feet (170.69 meters)

-Beam: 42 feet (10.06 meters)

-Displacement: Surfaced: 16,764 tons

-Submerged:18,750 tons

-Speed: Official: 20+ knots (23+ miles per hour, 36.8 +kph)

-Actual: 25 knots submerged speed

-Operating Depth: Official: "greater than 800 feet"

-Actual: greater than 1,000 feet

-Armament: 24 - tubes for Trident I and II,

-4 - torpedo tubes with Mk48 Torpedoes

-Sensors: BQQ-6 Bow mounted sonar

-BQR-19 Navigation

-BQS-13 Active sonar

-TB-16 towed array

-Crew: 15 Officers, 140 Enlisted

-Unit Operating Cost

Annual Average $50,000,000

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The OKW Long Haul Helicopter

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Crew: 6

-1 Pilot 1 Flight Engineer

-1 Co-pilot 1 Load Master

-1 Navigator 1 Electronics Operator

Capacity:

-Max 150 troops , 90 optimum

-Length: 132 ft

-Height: 27ft

-Disc area: 8,495 sq. ft

-Empty Weight: 62,170 lbs

-Loaded Weight: 108,900 lbs

-Maximum Take-off Weight: 123,500 lbs

Powerplant:

-2x OKE-136 Turboshafts 11,240shp ea.

Performance:

-Max Speed: 183mph

-Range: 1,240 miles

-Ceiling 15,100 ft

Weapons:

-1x -12.7x108mm 4 barrel gatling gun or 1x Modified Protecta Automatic Machine Grenade Launcher (Front Mount)

-2x -OK-PKT-65 6.5 Grendal Machinegun (door mounts)

Pricing : On Request

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M.A.C MIL Super FOGAD II
ALFA

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General Characteristics

-Crew: 3 (pilot, weapons system officer and technician)

-Capacity: 8 troops or 4 stretchers

-Length: 17.5 m (57 ft 4 in)

-Rotor diameter: 17.3 m (56 ft 7 in)

-Wingspan: 6.5 m (21 ft 3 in)

-Height: 6.5 m (21 ft 3 in)

-Disc area: 235 m² (2,530 ft²)

-Empty weight: 10,500 kg (18,740 lb)

-Max takeoff weight: 14,000 kg (26,500 lb)

-Powerplant: 2× Isotov Upgraded TV3-117 turbines, 3,900 hp each

Performance :

-Maximum speed: 375 km/h

-Range: 510 km

-Service ceiling: 4,500 m (14,750 ft)


Pricing : On Request


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M.A.C Heavy Industries | Small Arms Division

M.A.C- 56 5.56x45NATO Series Assault Rifles

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Basically,the M.A.C-56 is an improved,lightened and refined SIG SG-550 series rifle manufactured under license in Anghele. The M.A.C-56 uses the same gas operated system,with gas piston removably attached to the bolt carrier,and with rotating bolt with two massive lugs. The recoil spring is located around the gas piston rod,above the barrel,and the bolt carrier attached to the gas piston rod by the mean of removable charging handle.The gas port has gas regulator with two different open and one closed position (latter for firing rifle grenades).

The receiver of all M.A.C-5X series guns is made from stamped steel which makes it very resistant and has two major parts, upper and lower,which are connected by pushpins. The barrel is screwed into the upper receiver.Corrosion issues with the Sig 55X line of rifles have been addressed in the M.A.C-56 and all metal parts are now coated with a super corosion resistant Maritime Finish.The trigger unit has a safety/fire selector switch on the left side of the receiver, with 3 settings: safe, semi-auto, full-auto.If desired, additional module could be installed in the trigger mechanism to allow 2/3-rounds burst mode. Rear sights are drum-type or carrying handle integrated red-dot sights (like those found on Heckler-Koch rifles).On certain current production models rear sight is replaced with full-length Picatinny style rail with folding back-up reat sight.

The M.A.C-56 has muzzle compensator/flash hider of NATO-standard diameter, so it is possible to launch rifle grenades from the muzzle and fit a sound suppressor.

The M.A.C-56 can be fitted with detachable folding bipods under the handguard, and is issued with side-folding, skeletonized polymer buttstock. Every rifle of M.A.C-56 family can be fitted with proprietary, quick detachable scope mount, although current production rifles are usually fitted with one or more picatinny rails. Export versions can be equipped with commercial telescope sights, ACOG or "red dot" sights, depending on customer preferences.The M.A.C-56 also can be fitted with bayonet. Standard magazine capacity M.A.C-56 rifles is 30 rounds.

Standard magazines are made of polymer can be clamped together for ease of carry,using the magazine studs on the side of the magazine walls.Further variants such as a Kurz (compact) model a mid-size battle rifle in 7.62 and a sniper rifle are being developed as well as a machine gun and 30/40mm grenade launching module.

Specifications:

M.A.C-56|A STD M.A.C-56U|ASD

-Caliber: 5.56x45mm | 5.56x45mm

-Magazine Capacity: 20 or 30 Rounds [100 Rounds Drums Available On Request]

-Rate Of Fire:760 Rounds/Min | 780 Rounds/Min

-Length: 998 / 772 mm | 833 / 607 mm(924 / 698 mm)
(Stock Open / Folded)

M.A.C-56U|ASD Equipped with 3.5x Optical Sight [Available Without Sound Supressor/Moderator Call For Pricing] : 1800€

M.A.C-56|A STD [Can Be Equipped With The "U" Version Optical Sight At An Additional Cost] :1100€

Domestic Production Rights : $720.000.000USD

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M.A.C-56|SP

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-Caliber: 7.62mm NATO (.308WIN)

-Action: Gas operated,select-fire

-Barrel lenght: 680 mm

-Weight: 7,13 kg loaded with scope

-Length: 1195 mm

-Magazine: 5,10 or 20 rounds detachable box magazines (100 rounds drums available)

The M.A.C-56|SP is the 7.62NATO (Sniper) accurized variant of the famous M.A.C-56 assault rifle, manufactured by M.A.C Heavy Industries.

The M.A.C-56|SP is a good medium military marksman/sharpshooter rifle or police/antiterror rifle,capable of quick and accurate follow-up shots in either Semi-automatic or Fully Automatic operation (2/3rd burst available).

Price: $12.900USD

Domestic Production Rights : $5.700.000.000USD

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M.A.C - 56 | K & PDW

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-Caliber: 5.56x45mm Nato

-Weight: 3 - 3.5 kg without magazine (depending on variant)

-Length (stock closed/open): 410 / 640 mm

-Barrel length: 198 mm

-Rate of fire: 1420 - 1530 rounds per minute

-Magazine capacity: 15 or 30 rounds

-Effective range: 100-150 meters

The M.A.C - 56 Kurz SMG was developed and is manufactured by the famous Anghele based company M.A.C Heavy Industries. The M.A.C - 56 Kurz design is based on M.A.C - 56X series assault rifle.

The M.A.C - 56 Kurz SMG is in service with Anghele Armed Forces and Police.

Technically, the M.A.C - 56 Kurz SMG. is a recoil operated select fire gun, firing from closed bolt. The triger/hammer group and floating firing pin design is similar to M.A.C - 56, but the bolt is of new design. The receiver is similar in design to M.A.C - 56, and is of folding type (upper and lower receivers are assembled by two steel pins, much like the M16 receiver does). The M.A.C - 56 Kurz SMG has ambidextrous safety/fire selector switch with four settings - safe, single shot, 3 round bursts and full auto. M.A.C - 56 Kurz SMG can be manufactured with side-folding or fixed polymer buttstocks. Silenced (Schalldampfer) version, with folding buttstock and integral silencer is available for special forces use. M.A.C - 56 Kurz SMG has post front sight, ajustable wor elevation, and aperture rear sight, ajustable for windage. M.A.C - 56 Kurz SMG uses 20 or 30 rounds magazines made from transluscent polymer. Magazines had special studs and slots that allowed two or more magazines to be clipped together for quicker magazine change.

Red-dot sights available on request.

Price : [PDW] $910 USD [K] $870USD

Domestic Production Rights : $590.000.000USD

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M.A.C Type-147|U

A further improvement to the Avtomat Kalashnikova |AK-47 line of combat assault rifles manufactured by M.A.C Heavy Industries while retaining the low-cost per unit/high reliability ratio.

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-Caliber: 7.62x39Russian

-Rate Of Fire: 630 Rounds Per Minute

-Muzzle Velocity: 720 m/s

-Action: Gas-Operated, Rotating Bolt With Locking Lugs

-Firing Modes: 0-1/A-B-3/F-20 Trigger Group

-Sights: Red-Dot/Optical Type

-Ammunition Feed System: 30-Round Detachable Box Magazine (Also Compatible With 40-Round Box Or 75-Round Drum Magazines From The RPK)

-Weight: 3.8 kg With Empty Magazine

-Length:

- 870 mm With Polymer Stock Extended

- 645 mm With Polymer Stock Folded

-Barrel Length: 418 mm

Features:

-Folding Sharpshooter Stock

-Hensoldt Optical 3.5x Red-Dot Sight

-Muzzle Brake/Quick Attach Sound Suppressor

-Plastic Furniture To Avoid Melting At High Rates Of Fire

-Fluted Match Barrel

-Precision Two-Stage Trigger

Users:

-Anghele Armed Forces And Anghele Law Enforcement Units

-In Civilian Use In Anghele

-Far Echo Islands Armed Forces/Government And Law Enforcement Units

-In Civilian Use In Far Echo Islands

Number Of Units Sold:

-6.540.000x Units

Price: $300USD

Domestic Production Rights : $300.000.000USD

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M.A.C Type-147 | ASU

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The M.A.C Type-147 | ASU has only minor differences from the basic M.A.C Type-147 | U assault rifle.

-Caliber: 7.62x39 mm

-Action: Gas operated, rotating bolt with 2 lugs

-Overall length: 735 mm (490 mm with folded buttstock)

-Barrel length: 215 mm

-Magazine capacity, 20 rounds standard

-Weight empty: 2,71 kg

-Effective range: about 300 meters

-Rate of fire: 850-985 rounds per minute

The M.A.C Type-147 | ASU has a severely shortened barrel, with the gas chamber moved back and appropriately cut down gas piston rod. Since the portion of the barrel after the gas port is very short, a special muzzle device was designed, which is used as a flash hider and the gas expansion chamber (to achieve reliable gas operated action). The front sight base is lowered, and the standard adjustable rear sight is replaced by the flip-up rear (marked for 200 and 400 meters distance), mounted on the receiver cover. The receiver cover is hinged to the receiver at the front and flips up when opened (original M.A.C Type-147 | U receiver cover is detachable). Otherwise the M.A.C Type-147 | ASU is similar to the M.A.C Type-147 | U, it has same controls and uses same magazines.The M.A.C Type-147 | ASU cannot be fitted with bayonet.A side-mounted rail for the night or red-dot scopes can be mounted as an optional,if so the designation becomes M.A.C Type-147 | ASUD

Price : $270USD

Domestic Production Rights : $280.000.000USD

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Type-147|U RPK

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The RPK is a gas operated, magazine fed, air cooled, selective fire weapon.The basic action,with a long-stroke gas piston located above the reinforced barrel and a rotating bolt, is similar to that of the Kalashnikov assault rifle.

The trigger unit and safety is also the same, therefore the RPK fires from a closed bolt in both semi-automatic and automatic modes.The barrel can be replaced in the field with a special tool included in the machine gun´s tool kit.RPK machine guns are fitted with integral folding bipods made from steel stampings.

The shoulder stock is adjustable in height and length.

Specifications:

-Caliber: 7,62x39 mm

-Weight: 4,8 kg empty

-Length: 1040 mm

-Length of barrel: 590 mm

-Feeding box magazine: Drum of 75 rounds,40 rounds box magazine

-Rate of fire: 900 rounds per minute

Price Per Unit: $450USD

Domestic Production Rights : $410.000.000USD

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Type - 147 Box Magazines (For All Variants)

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M.A.C Heavy Industries Sthelios .50BMG Long Distance Sniper Rifle

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Caliber: 12.7x99mm / .50BMG
Operation: Gas operated, semiautomatic
Barrel: 792 mm
Weight: 13.9 kg empty
Length: 1369 mm
Feed Mechanism: 5 rounds detachable box magazine

The Sthelios fifty caliber (12.7mm) sniper / antimateriel rifle is the latest development of M.A.C Heavy Industries.The Sthelios goal is to provide combat operators with highly accurate and rapid aimed fire at extended ranges.To achieve such goal, the Sthelios is built around gas operated, semiautomatic action, with single rear locking/tilting bolt. The two-part receiver is machined from high grade steel, the barrel is free-floated and fitted with effective muzzle brake. Easily detachable buttstock is fitted with recoil-reducing buttpad, as well as with folding rear grip, which also serves as a rear support leg. Top of the receiver is equipped with full length Picatinny type rail which can accept any compatible scope mount.The Sthelios can be brought down to basic sub-assemblies within three minutes for maintenance or compact transportation or storage. Rifle is fed using single stack detachable box magazines, which hold five rounds of ammunition.

Price: $8900USD

Domestic Production Rights : $17.500.000.000

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Asgarn 12.7x99mm Heavy Machine Gun

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The Asgarn .50 BMG heavy machine gun is belt-fed, air-cooled machine weapon capable of semi-automatic and automatic fire. The Asgarn fires from a closed bolt at all times, and uses a short-recoil operated action with a vertically sliding locking block, which rises up to lock the bolt to the barrel extension, and drops down on recoil to unlock the bolt from the barrel. It also has a bolt accelerator, made in the form of a lever located at the bottom of the receiver. Upon recoil, once the barrel is unlocked from the bolt, it strikes the accelerator, so the kinetic energy of the recoiling barrel is quickly transmitted to the bolt, improving the reliability of the weapon.
It features a semi-direct gas-impingement system which by turning the gas plug from 1 to 6 increases and decreases the rate of fire of the machine gun by taking exiting gas from the barrel while firing and chanelling it to the bolt through reinforced gas tube,the gas plug system is also suitable (as seen on FN FAL´s) to increase reliability in extremely cold weather.

Barrels are screwed into the barrel extension and are not quick-detachable on standard Asgarn weapons; furthermore, once the barrel is installed in the weapon, the headspace must be adjusted prior to firing, or the weapon may fail to fire or produce a serious jam.The rear part of the barrel is enclosed in a short, tubular, barrel jacket with cooling slots,while the front part is fluted. The back of the receiver houses a heavily reinforced bolt buffer, and a special system of two additional buffers are used to soften the movement of the heavy barrel. On infantry guns, the cocking handle is installed on the right side of the weapon, but slots are made on both sides of the receiver for tank installations which may require a left-side cocking handle.

Asgarn machine guns use a disintegrating linked steel belt, with the feed switchable from one side to the other through the re-installation of certain parts in the feed unit. The belt feed is of the two stage type – every cartridge is first withdrawn from the belt toward the rear by the pivoting extractor lever, attached to the bolt. Once the cartridge is clear of the belt, it is lowered into a T-slot cut into the bolt face, and pushed forward into the barrel. Spent cartridge cases are forced down the T-slot and out of the weapon through an opening at the bottom of the receiver by the following cartridges, or by the pivoting belt extractor lever (for the last cartridge case). A rotary switch is used to select the track for left or right side feed.

Since the gun fires from a closed bolt, it has a separate firing pin, powered by its own spring, and hosted inside the bolt along with the sear and cocking lever. Upon the recoil stroke of the bolt, the cocking lever pulls the firing pin back until it is engaged by the sear. Once the bolt is fully in battery (locked closed), a pull on the trigger raises the trigger bar so it acts on the sear and releases the firing pin. The standard firing controls consist of a push-type thumb trigger and sear release buttons located between the dual spade grips. Alternatively, an electric solenoid trigger can be installed for mounted vehicle applications.

The Asgarn has an unusual method of providing semi-automatic fire – it has a bolt latch, which locks the bolt to the bolt buffer in the open position after each shot. Therefore, if gun is fired in semi-automatic mode (single shots), for each shot the operator must first release the bolt forward by pressing the bolt latch release, located next to the thumb trigger (as the gun fires from a closed bolt). After the bolt is released and the gun is loaded, the operator may push the trigger to fire a single bullet. If the automatic mode is desired, the bolt latch must be turned off and locked by turning its lock to the left. In this position it will not engage the bolt and the gun will fire continuously as long as the trigger is pressed. Asgarn heavy machine guns feature, among other items, an additional manual safety located next to the trigger.

Standard sights consist of a Hensoldt Optical Sight with 7.5x augmentation. Optionally,folding blade front and frame-type rear sights can be mounted. In this case the rear sight is mounted on the receiver, the front sight is located at the front of the receiver and protected by an arc-shaped sight protector. Additionally, various types of other telescopic and night sights can be installed using appropriate mountings.

Model Shown With A Fully Adjustable Precision Stock For Long-Range Interdiction.

Also Available With Spade Grips.

Variants:

-Anti-Aircraft Mounted Version

-Truck/Tank Mounted

-Tripod Mounted (On M3 Tripod)

-Helicopter/Transport Craft Deck Gun

General Specifications :

-Caliber: .50BMG (12,7x99mm)

-Weight:

Machinegun Only :29 Kg

Mounted On M3 Tripod :46 Kg

-Length: 1790 mm

-Length of barrel: 1280 mm

-Feeding Mechanism: Linked Belts

-Rate Of Fire: Gas-Plug Adjustable Rate Of Fire 450-650-950 Rounds Per Minute

Price: $2700 USD

Domestic Production Rights : $8.000.000.000USD

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M.A.C Defense SF-9/P

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The SF-9/P is a new PDW development of M.A.C Defense.

The SF-9/P PDW follows the current trend for modularity of design, with intent of providing a compact personal defense weapon of about pistol size but of greater effectiveness for military personnel which is normally not issued with rifle of any kind.It has already been adopted by the Anghele Army,Navy,Air Force and Law Enforcement,and is in use with some Special Forces units abroad.

The SF-9/P is delayed blowback operated weapon that fires in single shots 2 or 3 rounds bursts and in fully automatic mode. It is made mostly from rust and heat resistant metal alloy and impact resistant polymers,with metal alloy upper receiver and a polymer lower receiver. Barrel and bolt can be replaced to change the caliber from standard Armor Piercing 9x19 +P+ to .40 S&W and .357 SIG Armor Piercing Rounds.The change will also require use of different magazines, which, in turn, may require replacement of the grip. The removable grip and the magazine body are made from polymer for easy check of remaining ammunition supply.

The SF-9/P features ambidextrous controls, including safety, fire mode selector, bolt catch release and magazine release. It is fitted with a telescopic buttstock. Sights are installed using integral Picatinny rail on the top of receiver, with standard being either open sights or red dot. Additional Picatinny rail is provided at the bottom of the gun housing, in front of the trigger guard.

Each unit comes with two magazines and cleaning kit.

The Gemtech sound suppressor shown is optional.

-Caliber : 9x19mm Luger / Parabellum, .40 S&W , .357 SIG

-Weight :1.4 Kg

-Length (Stock Closed/Open) : 350 / 500 mm

-Barrel Length :180 mm

-Rate Of Fire : 1100-1300 Rounds Per Minute

-Magazine Capacity : 30 Rounds

-Effective Range :100 Meters

Price : $ 410 USD

Domestic Production Rights : $210.000.000USD

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M.A.C Military Ordnance .45 ACP Models:

-Fullsize | Suppressed (SD) Model

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Price: $370 USD [SD] Price: $490 USD

-Compact | Suppressed (SD) Model

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Price: $290 USD|[SD] Price: $ 340 USD

-Machine Pistol

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Price: $ 400 USD

-Compensated / Sport Open

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Price: $ 590 USD

Domestic Production Rights (For All Variants) : $990.000.000USD

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-Special Edition Colt Gold Model (With Presentation Case)

Serially Numbered Limited Edition Pistols

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CAR-97

History:
The history of the CAR-97 is one born of war; it was created in the mists of Arenas’ civil war. This was the first weapon ever produced in country and it has more the proved its self in combat. During the war there were multiple problems found with the rifle, however these were eventually worked out and have left Areona with a safe reliable and dependable weapon that can be used in even the harshest of conditions.

Operation:
It uses the 7.62 NATO round because of the increased damage of the round; however it can be modified to shoot any other cartridge. Just like the AKM the gas operated action has a massive bolt carrier with a permanently attached long stroke gas piston. The bolt carrier rides on the two rails, machined in the receiver, with the significant clearances between the moving and stationary parts, which allows the gun to operate even when its interior is severely fouled with sand or mud. The receiver is stamped from sheet steel. The buttplate is made from plastic except the carbines that have a retractable metallic buttstock with rubber buttplate. It is often fitted with a 3x-magnification telescopic sight.
There are at current 3 versions of the rifle. All rifles also have a top, left and right rail system. The LMG version also has a built in bi-pod that can be removed.

Features of other weapons:
AK-47
• Recoil gas system
M-16
• Trigger grip and sights.
• Rear sights have a 2 position aperture adjustable for windage.
M1A1 carbine
• Retractable steel wire buttstock
HAC-7
• The charging handle is on the upper left side of the receiver, just high enough to be easily reached be either hand.
• The mag. release is directly behind the magazine a good deal in front of the trigger guard.
• The selector and bolt release are reversible with the use of the selector.

Variations

CAR-97A Rifle
Barrel Length: 18.3 inches/ 464.82mm
Caliber: 6.5x39mm
Cyclic Rate: 700 rpm
Length: 38.4 inches/ 975.4
Magazine: 30 rounds or 50 rounds
Muzzle Velocity: 3200fps
Weight Unloaded: 7.5 pounds/ 3.4kg
Effective Range: 500 plus meters
Price: $850 USD

CAR-97B Carbine
Barrel Length: 10 inches/ 254mm
Caliber: 6.5x39mm
Cyclic Rate: 750 rpm
Length: 32.4 inches/ 822.3 mm
Length (folded stock): 25 inches/ 635mm
Magazine: 30 rounds
Muzzle Velocity: 3050fps
Weight Unloaded: 6.4 pounds/ 2.9kg
Effective Range: 300 meters
Price: $800 USD

CAR-97C LMG
Barrel Length: 22.3 inches/ 566.42
Caliber: 6.5x39mm
Cyclic Rate: 675 rpm
Length: 42.4 inches/ 1077mm
Magazine: 100 rounds
Muzzle Velocity: 3250fps
Weight Unloaded: 8.8 pounds/ 3.9kg
Effective Range: 650 meters
Price: $1000 USD

Designed by: Areona

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SLR-2000 and SLC-2000:

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SLR-2000 is a modern,high tech rifle made for tommorow battlefields.
Chambered in the 5.56X45 NATO cartridge, it is light, accurate and versatile. For users in need of more compact package, we offer the SLC-2000. Both weapons have integral rails and we offer a range of attachments to allow you maximum usage of this platform.

Specifications SLR-2000/SLC-2000:

-Caliber: 5.56X45mmNATO

-Operation: Gas piston, selective fire:single/two round bursts

-Weight: 2.7 kg/1.9 kg

-Length: 87cm/63cm

-Barrel Length: 34cm/24cm

-Rate of Fire: 630 rounds per minute

-Magazine Capacity: 30, 35, and 50 round box magazines

Price:

SLR-2000: 1000$

SLC-2000: 1150$

Domestic Production Rights (For both variants) : $1.000.000.000USD

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Accessories (only sold in packages):

-DMR Package(SLR only)-day and night scopes, DMR stock, bipod: +2900$

-40mm Package-granade launcher, sight: +1200$

-Commando : (Reflex+Laser sight, flashlight): +1500$

Sold separately:

-Reflex Sight: 300$

-Laser Sight: 200$

-Flashlight: 90$

SLR and SLC Classic:

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The SLR is a 7.62X51 selective fire wooden furniture rifle. It has served as the standard issue rifle of the Nachmere military for the last 20 years. Recently, to accomodate the needs of our clients ,we reopened the production line for this classic rifle. For users in need of a compact package we offer the SLC, with a folding stock and foregrip.
The SLR is also avilable in single fire only, and with its wood furniture makes it a good rifle for police agencies that feel a "military" looking rifle is bad for PR.

Specifications SLR/SLC:

-Caliber: 7.62X51 NATO

-Operation: gas piston, selective or single-fire-only.

-Weight: 5kg/3.7kg

-Length: 90cm/68cm

-Barrel Length: 36cm/26cm

-Rate of fire: 550 rounds per minute

-Magazine capacity: 10, 15 and 20 round box magazines

Price:

-SLR(with detachable bipod and bayonet): 350$

-SLC(with bayonet) :450$

"Benchmark" 7.62X51NATO Sniper Weapon System

Detailed Image:

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The "Benchmark" is a High-Quality Military and Law Enforcement bolt action rifle.
The rifle is built under strict quality control, with the best materials and technology.The stock is completely adjustable to make every shooter feel like he is using a custom made gun.
It also comes with integral tactical rails, that allow you to attach just about any gadget you might be inclined to use.

Specifications:

-Caliber: 7.62X51mm Nato

-Operation: Bolt-Action

-Magazine: Internal, 5 rounds.

-Weight: 5.5 kg empty without scope

-Length: 1150 cm

-Barrel: 640 cm

-Effective Range: Up to 1000 meters, depending on ammo type.

Price:

-Standard version: 3200$

-Night Scope: +1700$

-Laser Sight: +300$

-Sound Suppressor: +280$

-Furniture Camo: No extra charge

Domestic Production Rights : $3.500.000.000USD

Small Arms Produced Under Contract (Available For Export) :

-M-14
Price: $1,200 USD

-M-16A4 Assault Rifle and M-4A1 Carbine
Price: $700 USD[M-16A4]|$650 USD[M-4A1]

-AK-47 AKM
Price: $298 USD

-AK-105 and AK-107
Price: $400 USD[AK-105]/$800 USD[AK-107]

-AK-102 and AK-108
Price: $450 USD[AK-102]/$800 USD[AK-108]

-AK-103 and AK-104
Price: $500 USD

-AN-94 “Abakan”
Price: $1,150 USD

-AK-74 and AK-74U
Price: $452 USD[AK-74]/$490 USD[AK-74U]

-Steyr AUG/Police/HBAR
Price: $1,150 USD[STD]/$980 USD[Police]/$1,500 USD[HBAR]

-HK 416 and HK417
Price: $1,200 USD[HK416]/$1,600 USD[HK417]
(Please specify length of barrel when ordering,10.5in,14.5in,16in,18in)

-HK G-36 & G-36V or HK G-36K & G-36KV or HK G-36C
Price: $850 USD[G-36/G-36V]|$820 USD[G-36K/G-36KV]|$700 USD[G-36C]

-HK 33K and HK53
Price: $1,000 USD[HK33K] and $900 USD[HK53]

-HK XM8
Price: $500 USD

-HK G11
Price: $1,100 USD

-HK G3
Price: $900 USD

-HK G41
Price: $700 USD

-Vector CR-21
Price: $616 USD

-CIS SAR-21
Price: $995 USD

-SA-80
Price: $768 USD

-SIG 550/551
Price: $900 USD

-SIG 551-1Pand SIG 551 SWAT
Price: $1,000 USD

-SIG 552 Commando
Price: $900 USD

-Beretta AR-70/223 or AR-70/90(SC-70/90) or SCP-70/90
Price: $500 USD

-I.M.I Tavor TAR-21
Price: $1,130 USD

-FN FAL | L1A1
Price: $1,300 USD

-FN FNC | AK5
Price: $630 USD

-FN F2000 Standard|FN F2000 Tactical
Price: $1,390 USD

-FN SCAR
Price: $1,400USD

-GIAT FAMAS
Price: $780 USD

-IMBEL MD-2 and MD-3
Price: $650 USD

-IMI Galil
Price: $1,350 USD

-INSAS (Indian National Small Arms System)
Price: $450 USD

Rifles:

-M1 Garand
Price: $385 USD

-M1A1 Carbine
Price: $420 USD

-Mauser K98K Carbine
Price: $220 USD

-SMLE No 4 Lee-Enfield Rifle
Price: $180 USD

-SKS
Price: $300 USD

Sniper Rifles:

-Enfield L42A1
Price: $1,253 USD

-Barrett M82A1
Price: $6,420 USD

-Accuracy International L96A1/L115A1
Caliber: 7.62 x 51 mm/ 8.60 x 70 mm
Price: $2,124 USD[L96A1]/$2,604 USD[L115A1]

-SIG SSG 3000
Price: $1,840 USD

-Accuracy International AS50
Price: $6,908 USD

-SIG SSG 500
Price: $1,360 USD

-HK PSG1A1
Price: $7,150 USD

-MSG90A1
Price: $4,750 USD

-SVD Dragunov
Price: $1,250 USD

Pistols:

-Walther PP/PPK
Price: $350 USD

-Walther P99
Price: $450 USD

-Colt Government Model M1991A1
Price: $340 USD

-HK P7 Series
Price: $700 USD

-SIG-Sauer P225
Price: $740 USD

-SIG-Sauer P226
Price: $750 USD

-SIG-Sauer P228/P229
Price: $830 USD

-SIG-Sauer P239
Price: $680 USD

-Beretta PX4 Storm
Price: $450 USD

-Beretta Army M9A1 (Model 92SB/92F)
Price: $570 USD

-Beretta 90-Two
Price: $670USD

-Ruger P89/P90
Price: $300 USD

-Glock Series of 9 x 19mm| Glock17C Glock18(C);Glock19C; Glock26
Price: $350 USD

-Glock Series of 10 mm Auto| Glock20C and Glock29
Price: $360 USD

-Glock Series of .357SIG| Glock31C and Glock32C and Glock33
Price: $400 USD

-Glock Series of .40SW| Glock22C,Glock23C and Glock27
Price: $420 USD

-Glock Series of .45 ACP| Glock21C and Glock30
Price: $450 USD

-FN Five-Seven
Price: $850 USD

-FN FNP Series of 9mm| FNP9 and FNP9-M
Price: $320USD

-FN FNP 40
Price: $390USD

-I.M.I Micro Uzi
Price: $280 USD

-HK P30
Price: $730 USD

-HK P8
Price: $605 USD

-HK P10
Price: $670 USD

-HK USP [Universal Self-loading Pistol]/USP Compact/USP Expert/USP Tactical/USP B&T SD
Price: $705 USD

-HK Mk.23 Mod0 SOCOM
Price: $1,415 USD

-HK P2000
Price: $785 USD

-CZ 83
Price: $338 USD

-CZ 100B
Price: $358 USD

-CZ 75B/CZ 75BD
Price: $444 USD

-CZ 85B/CZ 85 Combat
Price: $455 USD

-I.M.I Jericho 941
Price: $425USD

-Magnum Research Desert Eagle|.357MAG,.44MAG,.50AE
Price: $700 USD

-Calico M110 Pistol
Price: $400 USD

Shotguns:

-Remington 870
Caliber: 12-/16-/20-gauge
Price: $385 USD

-Franchi SPAS-12
Price: $718 USD

-Mossberg Model 500/590
Price: $296 USD[500]/$370 USD[590]

-Benelli M3 Super 90
Price: $861 USD

-Benelli M4 Super 90/M1014 JSCS
Price: $880 USD

-Benelli Nova Tactical
Price: $280 USD

-Franchi SPAS-15
Price: $650 USD

-AA-12
Price: $518 USD

Submachine Guns:

-Thompson M1A1
Price: $460 USD

-MP5A variants
Price: $640 USD

-HK UMP
Price: $520 USD

-HK MP5K (PDW) variants
Price: $550 USD

-HK MP7 PDW
Price: $610 USD

-MP5SD Variants
Price: $1,160 USD

-Spectre M-4
Price: $794 USD

-Steyr AUG 9X19 Para
Price: $782 USD

-Steyr TMP
Price: $520 USD

-FN P-90
Price: $1,220 USD

-T.D.I KRISS Super V .45ACP
Price: $660 USD

-Brugger+Thomet MP-9
Price: $450 USD

-I.M.I Mini Uzi:
Price: $320 USD

-PM-84 Glauberyt
Price: $310 USD

-Calico M-900 9x19 Liberty Series
Price: $540 USD

-Calico M100/FS .22 Series
Price: $380 USD

-PP-19 Bizon
Price: $500 USD

Machine Guns:

-Browning .50 in (12.7 mm) M2HB
Price: $14,002 USD

-MG42
Price: $3,354 USD

-RPK-74
Price: $1,104 USD

-SACO/Maremont M60E4 GPMG
Price: $4,000 USD

-FN GPMG/M-240
Price: $6,600 USD

-FN Minimi/M-249 SAW
Price: $4,250 USD

-FN BRG-15
Price: $14,552 USD

-Kord 12.7 mm HMG
Price: $10,752 USD

-CIS .50 IN
Price: $9,902 USD

-HK-21e and HK-23e
Price: $3,100 USD[HK-21] or $3,300 USD[HK-23]

-Kalashnikov PKM General Purpose Machine Gun
Price: $2,180 USD

-MG43 (MG4) SAW
Price: $4,050 USD

-MG3
Price: $3,116 USD

-Gatling M-134 Six-Barrel Cannon
Price: $14,370 USD

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We hope that our products can satisfy your requirements.

M.A.C has special payment plans and conditions for large contracts.

For additional equipment please visit our storefront to view our entire catalogue.

Link To Storefront: http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=570831


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M.A.C Direct Line: 21-456-3450

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Thank you,

M.A.C Heavy Industries Defense Management.

To: Thomas Breyer, FNAT
From: Mondo Advertising
Re: Equipment Drive

First, we encourage you to examine our catalog (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=577616) in detail to better determine which of our products suits your needs. Still, we offer the following equipment:

Army:
Close-Support Fighter/Bomber - AT-36 light strike plane (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5215), AC-62 gunship (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5466), AC-15 heavy gunship (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5461&view=findpost&p=3467184), FA-21 fighter-bomber (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5456)
Indirect Fire Artillery (shell ammunition) (preferably self-propelled) - GT-11 SPG (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5454&view=findpost&p=3467102)
Indirect Fire Rocket Artillery (self-propelled, preferably) - none yet.
980 HEAVY MBT's - T-11H heavy tank (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5454&view=findpost&p=3481648)
Anti-tank weaponry (guns and mines) - no anti-tank guns nor anti-tank mines. We do offer the ATGM-11 (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5312) man-portable anti-tank missile and the ATGM-85 (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5376) hypersonic anti-tank missile.
SAW (Squad Automatic Weapon) - R-25L 6.8x43mm LMG, which uses M-68 magazines (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5459&view=findpost&p=3467162)
SHW (Squad Heavy Weapon (grenade launcher, etc) - GL-10 25x60mm AGL (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5469&view=findpost&p=3467347)
Assault/Troop landing Gunship - CAH-4 assault helicopter (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5603&view=findpost&p=3481651)

Naval:
Capital Ship (battleship or battlecruisers) - this type of warship is not really effective, as its guns are outranged by cruise missiles, which are more than capable of penetrating its armor. Nonetheless, if you must, please consider the BC-1 and B-13 offered by Michael Shipyards (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=14335975&postcount=7)
Destroyer - DDH-30 (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=14335975&postcount=7)
Carrier (main) - AC-67 (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=14335975&postcount=7)
Minelayer - MC-8 (variant of LC-8), or AS-709 or PS-5 submarines (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=14335975&postcount=7)
Minesweeper - MH-1 (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=14335975&postcount=7)
Frigate (missile) - not offered yet
Fast-Attack Submarine - AS-709 (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=14335975&postcount=7)
Ballistic-Missile Submarine - not offered yet
Carrier-planes (fighters and light bombers) - F-7N naval interceptor (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5457); no carrier-borne light bombers yet offered
amphibious landing/transport ship - LC-8 (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=14335975&postcount=7)

Airforce:
Air-superiority fighter - F-21 (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5456)
Strategic bomber - none offered yet
Attack Gunship - AC-62 gunship (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5466), AC-15 heavy gunship (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5461&view=findpost&p=3467184)
Refueler - C-15F (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5461&view=findpost&p=3467179)
Night fighter/bomber - N/A; modern fighters are capable of operating at night and in daytime using night vision gear and, more importantly, radars.
stealth bomber - none offered yet

Domestic production rights for any of these weapons are negotiable.

OOC: Dear Lord, Anghele, a link will suffice!

OOC: Dear Lord, Anghele, a link will suffice!

OOC: It would suffice if the requirement of the Nation was "links to defense equipment storefronts".

M.A.C Heavy Industries | Defense enters military trials to win,and to do so we use a very informative marketing campaign.

Since the requesting nation asked for products to be showcased,that´s what we did.

OOC: Lolz. I am sorry if I forgot to clarify: links to the pages detailing such equipment would suffice. However, it is not too much of a problem Anghele. Don't worry about it.

IC:
To M.A.C. Heavy Industries (Defense)

We would like to order 300,000 Asgarn 12.7x99mm Heavy Machine Guns with DPR, which amounts to, I believe, $8,810,000,000 USD.

Sincerely, Thomas Breyer, Federal Armed Forces, General Quartermaster

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To: Defense Corporations, Mondo Advertising

We are at this stage very interested in purchasing 1050 T-11H MBTs, which would, if I am not mistaken, cost $16,800,000,000 USD. However, we are by no means done making decisions as to your other products and would also like to discuss the purchase of the DPR for the T-11H MBT.

Sincerely, Thomas Breyer, Federal Armed Forces, General Quartermaster

To Chazaka Defense Works

We are interested in your products, though our final order is being worked out at this time, we know at this point we wish to purchase 8,000 C002 Howitzers, which should amount to $6,400,000,000 USD, and we wish to discuss the purchase of DPR, if possible.

Sincerely, Thomas Breyer, Federal Armed Forces, General Quartermaster

To: Thomas Breyer
From: Vo Law, CoDC
Re: DPR

Do you intend to only build 980 T-11H tanks in the next 5-10 years? If so, we can grant you a limited domestic production license (for 980 tanks, with associated equipment) for the cost of the 980 tanks plus a 1% fee, making the total cost $15,836,800,000. If not, let us know how many tanks you expect to build over that time period, and we can work out an appropriate fee.
Obviously, we can only accept if you agree to neither transfer the tanks elsewhere nor to transfer the technology found in the tanks into your own vehicles, without securing our permission to do so.

OOC: Lolz. I am sorry if I forgot to clarify: links to the pages detailing such equipment would suffice. However, it is not too much of a problem Anghele. Don't worry about it.

IC:
To M.A.C. Heavy Industries (Defense)

We would like to order 300,000 Asgarn 12.7x99mm Heavy Machine Guns with DPR, which amounts to, I believe, $8,810,000,000 USD.

Sincerely, Thomas Breyer, Federal Armed Forces, General Quartermaster

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To: Defense Corporations, Mondo Advertising

We are at this stage very interested in purchasing 1050 T-11H MBTs, which would, if I am not mistaken, cost $16,800,000,000 USD. However, we are by no means done making decisions as to your other products and would also like to discuss the purchase of the DPR for the T-11H MBT.

Sincerely, Thomas Breyer, Federal Armed Forces, General Quartermaster


M.A.C Heavy Industries | Defense

Your order is approved.

We hope the Asgarn system suits well with your armed forces.

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For any inquiries please contact us:

Link To Storefront: http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=570831

M.A.C Direct Line: 21-456-3450

M.A.C@DefenseNet.Agle

Thank you,

M.A.C Heavy Industries Defense Management.

OOC: The Fanboyists,telegram.

To: Thomas Breyer
From: Vo Law, CoDC
Re: DPR

Do you intend to only build 980 T-11H tanks in the next 5-10 years? If so, we can grant you a limited domestic production license (for 980 tanks, with associated equipment) for the cost of the 980 tanks plus a 1% fee, making the total cost $15,836,800,000. If not, let us know how many tanks you expect to build over that time period, and we can work out an appropriate fee.
Obviously, we can only accept if you agree to neither transfer the tanks elsewhere nor to transfer the technology found in the tanks into your own vehicles, without securing our permission to do so.

To: Vo Law, CoDC
The limited DPR will do fine, in that case. We are planning, in any event, with a revision in our needs, 210 tanks, but the capability to produce replacements as necessary would be useful. Perhaps limited DPR for 500, then? Over the next 5-10 years?
Sincerely, Thomas Breyer, General Quartermaster, Federal Armed Forces

M.A.C Heavy Industries | Defense

Your order is approved.

We hope the Asgarn system suits well with your armed forces.

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For any inquiries please contact us:

Link To Storefront: http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=570831

M.A.C Direct Line: 21-456-3450

M.A.C@DefenseNet.Agle

Thank you,

M.A.C Heavy Industries Defense Management.

OOC: The Fanboyists,telegram.

To M.A.C. Heavy Industries Defense Management

In addition to our previous purchase, we wish to purchase an additional 630 BT140 "Wild Boar" MBT's, and wish to purchase the DPR for it if possible as well. Other purchases are still being debated within the Federal Military Supply Board. Thank you.

Sincerely, Thomas Breyer, General Quartermaster, Federal Armed Forces

To: Vo Law, CoDC
The limited DPR will do fine, in that case. We are planning, in any event, with a revision in our needs, 210 tanks, but the capability to produce replacements as necessary would be useful. Perhaps limited DPR for 500, then? Over the next 5-10 years?
Sincerely, Thomas Breyer, General Quartermaster, Federal Armed Forces

To: Thomas Breyer, GQM, Federal Armed Forces
From: Vo Law, CoDC
Re: Contract

For 500 T-11H heavy tanks (and associated equipment, including ammunition and electronics), limited domestic production rights will run you $8.08 billion. Is this acceptable?

To: Vo Law, CoDC
From: Thomas Breyer, GQM, FNAT FAF
Re: Contract

Yes, this is acceptable. Thank you.

To: The Fanboyists
From: The Great People's Republic of Falkasia

The People's Republic of Falkasia is know for it's gigantic arms exporting business, going so far as saying that it has cornered the world in a few select markets. Our companies product high-quality weapons for prices near unbeatable by other similar arms manufacturing businesses. One of our most successful, the Universal Defense (http://s10.invisionfree.com/Universal_Defense/) Corporation, is renowned world-wide for it's wide array of both civilian and military products, as well as extremely efficient customer service. As a new and relatively small customer, you'll be elegible for the Developing Nations Discount, resulting in almost a 25% refund rate on your orders. Please, tell us what you think.

To M.A.C. Heavy Industries Defense Management

In addition to our previous purchase, we wish to purchase an additional 630 BT140 "Wild Boar" MBT's, and wish to purchase the DPR for it if possible as well. Other purchases are still being debated within the Federal Military Supply Board. Thank you.

Sincerely, Thomas Breyer, General Quartermaster, Federal Armed Forces


M.A.C Heavy Industries | Defense

Your order is once again approved.

With such a large addition to the order record,we are forced to extend the delivery date of your systems to 20NS Days.

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For any inquiries please contact us:

Link To Storefront: http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=570831

M.A.C Direct Line: 21-456-3450

M.A.C@DefenseNet.Agle

Thank you,

M.A.C Heavy Industries Defense Management.

OOC: I'm not clear on something: did I purchase DPR or is that not available?

To: The Fanboyists
From: The Great People's Republic of Falkasia

The People's Republic of Falkasia is know for it's gigantic arms exporting business, going so far as saying that it has cornered the world in a few select markets. Our companies product high-quality weapons for prices near unbeatable by other similar arms manufacturing businesses. One of our most successful, the Universal Defense (http://s10.invisionfree.com/Universal_Defense/) Corporation, is renowned world-wide for it's wide array of both civilian and military products, as well as extremely efficient customer service. As a new and relatively small customer, you'll be elegible for the Developing Nations Discount, resulting in almost a 25% refund rate on your orders. Please, tell us what you think.

To: The Great People's Republic of Falkasia
From: Thomas Breyer, GQM, FNAT FAF
Re: Your offers

Unfortunately, at this point you do not have anything that we are currently in need of.

However, we would like to inquire to a specific job, if possible: would it be possible to contract the design of a self-propelled rocket artillery platform to you for our purchase?

A puntual reply would be appreciated. Thank you.

It would be possible. We see that it seems we have been beaten to the order by other corporations already.

To: Vo Law, CoDC
From: Thomas Breyer, GQM, FNAT FAF
Re: Expansion of Order

We have decided to purchase the following in addition to our earlier purchase.

300,000 GL-10 ($6,000,000,000)
9,000 F-21 Anteater Fighter ($900,000,000,000)
500 C-15F Refuelers ($47,500,000,000)
240 AC-15 Telemachus Close Air Support fighter ($50,400,000,000)
750 CAH-4 Assault Copters ($5,625,000,000)
8 BC-1 Naseby Battlecruisers ($12,800,000,000)
6 AC-12 Cyprus MAC ($4,920,000,000)
1104 F-7N Seagull Fighter ($64,032,000,000)

Total: $1,091,277,000,000

If you have any objections or comments regarding either payment, delivery, or anything else, do not hesitate to contact us.

Thank you.

It would be possible. We see that it seems we have been beaten to the order by other corporations already.

Not on everything. However, much of what we still require is not offered by many, including yourself (certain types of naval equipment, especially). However, we are still in need of a Rocket Indirect Fire Artillery Piece, preferably self propelled (motorized) and would be willing to contract the designing and construction of such pieces to you. Simply name a reasonable price.

To: Vo Law, CoDC
From: Thomas Breyer, GQM, FNAT FAF
Re: Expansion of Order

We have decided to purchase the following in addition to our earlier purchase.

300,000 GL-10 ($6,000,000,000)
9,000 F-21 Anteater Fighter ($900,000,000,000)
500 C-15F Refuelers ($47,500,000,000)
240 AC-15 Telemachus Close Air Support fighter ($50,400,000,000)
750 CAH-4 Assault Copters ($5,625,000,000)
8 BC-1 Naseby Battlecruisers ($12,800,000,000)
6 AC-12 Cyprus MAC ($4,920,000,000)
1104 F-7N Seagull Fighter ($64,032,000,000)

Total: $1,091,277,000,000

If you have any objections or comments regarding either payment, delivery, or anything else, do not hesitate to contact us.

Thank you.
To: Thomas Breyer, GQM
From: Vo Law
Re: Expansion

Are you buying limited domestic production rights to this equipment, or do you want us to produce it? If the latter, please note that ammunition is sold separately, so you should probably purchase the following ammunition only available through us:
grenades for the GL-10 (prices listed at bottom) (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5469&view=findpost&p=3467347),
AAM-97 series (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5470) short-range air-to-air missiles for the CAH-4s and fighters,
AAM-100 series (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5471) long-range air-to-air missiles for the F-21s,
AGM-238 (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=14335950&postcount=3) anti-tank missiles for the AC-15s and CAH-4s,
SAM-97S (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5470) shipborne short-range surface-to-air missiles for the AC-12s and BC-1s,
CM-8 (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5633) shipborne cruise missiles for the BC-1s,
and shells for the Mk.11 naval guns (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=14335963&postcount=4) on the BC-1s.

Furthermore, you may want new maritime patrol helicopters for your carriers. We recommend you purchase 4 SH-4 (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5603&view=findpost&p=3479102) maritime patrol helicopters for each AC-12 carrier.

Once you have finalized your order, we will discuss delivery.

To: Thomas Breyer, GQM
From: Vo Law
Re: Expansion

Are you buying limited domestic production rights to this equipment, or do you want us to produce it? If the latter, please note that ammunition is sold separately, so you should probably purchase the following ammunition only available through us:
grenades for the GL-10 (prices listed at bottom) (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5469&view=findpost&p=3467347),
AAM-97 series (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5470) short-range air-to-air missiles for the CAH-4s and fighters,
AAM-100 series (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5471) long-range air-to-air missiles for the F-21s,
AGM-238 (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=14335950&postcount=3) anti-tank missiles for the AC-15s and CAH-4s,
SAM-97S (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5470) shipborne short-range surface-to-air missiles for the AC-12s and BC-1s,
CM-8 (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5633) shipborne cruise missiles for the BC-1s,
and shells for the Mk.11 naval guns (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=14335963&postcount=4) on the BC-1s.

Furthermore, you may want new maritime patrol helicopters for your carriers. We recommend you purchase 4 SH-4 (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5603&view=findpost&p=3479102) maritime patrol helicopters for each AC-12 carrier.

Once you have finalized your order, we will discuss delivery.

To: Vo Law
From Thomas Breyer, GQM, FNAT FAF

Are the DPRs for the various munitions available?

We would also then, like to purchase 32 of the maritime patrol 'copters (one set for each carrier and 2 replacement sets) which should add up to $640 million USD.

OOC: I'm not clear on something: did I purchase DPR or is that not available?


M.A.C Heavy Industries | Defense

Yes,you purchased the DPR.

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For any inquiries please contact us:

Link To Storefront: http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=570831

M.A.C Direct Line: 21-456-3450

M.A.C@DefenseNet.Agle

Thank you,

M.A.C Heavy Industries Defense Management.

OOC: Good, just wanted to make sure.

To: Thomas Breyer, GQM, FNAT FAF
From: Vo Law, CoDC
Re: Munitions

Certainly. How much of each munition you wish to purchase do you estimate you'll build over the next 5-10 years? Also, do you want unlimited or limited DPR? Once you've laid that out, we'll be able to set a price.

Otherwise, your orders are confirmed. The grenade launchers will take the shortest amount of time to build, and should be completed in 3 months at our facility in Burtford. From the same facility, we will deliver 8 SH-4 helicopters in 4 months. The F-21 fighters and 828 of the F-7N fighters will be completed next, in 9 months, from our factories in Macao; the AC-15s and C-15Fs will be completed 15 months from now. The CAH-4 assault helicopters will take 16 months, as we have only recently opened up production lines for them, and will be built in our factory complex in Saigon. The carriers will take 40 months to build, and will be built at Hyundai Yards 1-6 in Incheon; 276 of the F-7N fighters and 24 SH-4 helicopters will be delivered to Incheon, 46 fighters and 4 helicopters aboard each carrier. Finally, the battlecruisers will be finished in 60 months, being built at Corfu Yards 1-8.

For the ships, please have commissioning crews present at our shipyards at the appropriate times; for the aircraft, you can fly them out to The Fanboyists or have them delivered by ship. The grenade launchers can be delivered by ship, or, as we recommend, by our preferred air freight company, Universal Air Freight (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=14484874&postcount=24).

We appreciate doing business with you.

What would unlimited DPR for each cost?

As mentioned, that depends on how much of each you think you'll build. If you can give us estimates - even guesses - then we will be able to price unlimited DPRs.

Bluntly, we have no idea how much we'll need, even a rough estimate... probably billions of bullets, tens of thousands of shells, a few thousand of each type of missile...We honestly are not sure. We do, however, want the means to produce as many as we need in the event of an emergency.

Army:
Close-Support Fighter/Bomber: F-7 Buccaneer (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5524), not quite finished yet; but I'm throwing it out on the table anyways, vast improvement over what it'll replace (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=3322).
HEAVY MBT's: Mac's Nakil or something from Lyras (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=4773)
SAW (Squad Automatic Weapon) LAR-655 (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=3597) and/or CMG-3/07 (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?showtopic=5397)
SHW (Squad Heavy Weapon (grenade launcher, etc): HM-320 (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=10796159&postcount=15)

We are sorry that we forgot to update what is still needed: the close support, assault gunship, SAW, SHW, and HMBT requirements have already been filled. Sorry...

Based on price estimates from other DPRs, we'll price your unlimited DPRs as follows:
25x60mm smoke grenade - $14.3 million
25x60mm target practice (TP) grenade - $14.3 million
25x60mm tear gas grenade - $17.6 million
25x60mm HE 'frag' grenade - $19.5 million
25x60mm white phosphorous (WP) grenade - $24.4 million
25x60mm HE air burst (HEAB) grenade - $44 million
25x60mm high-explosive dual purpose (HEDP) grenade - $44 million
25x60mm thermobaric grenade - $48.8 million
25x60mm pre-programmable HE (PPHE) grenade - $73.3 million
AAM-97 - $79.7 billion
AAM-97H - $90 billion
AAM-100 - $3.02 trillion
AAM-100LR - $3.6 trillion
AGM-238 - $800 million
SAM-97S - $40.8 billion
CM-8 - $40.2 billion
304.8mm/45-caliber APC shell - $518.4 million
304.8mm/45-caliber supercharged APC shell - $576 million

Unlimited DPR, naturally, provides the right to produce as much as needed - thus, the term 'unlimited'.

That is acceptable. Thank you for your help. We shall wire the money at the first opportunity possible.

Well, at least you purchased an F-7N (though not mine) and the epic AAM-97L...

Can I reffer you to Mix 44 "Lightish red" (http://z13.invisionfree.com/The_NS_Draftroom/index.php?showtopic=3274)?

That should do quite nicely, actually. I had never thought of something like that. How much is the DPR?

It's on Jolt (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=12013008&postcount=1690), now go to Macabees and demand some of ZMI's goop!

OOC: Will do! Siryessir!

OOC: Umm...the link only takes me to a single post...

OOC: Here you go (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?p=12013008#post12013008).

OOC: Thanks.

OOC: Sorry for the delayed response.

Yes, we would be more than willing to design a custom rocket artillery piece, motorized and self-propelled as you have requested. Give us a few days, and we should have a working prototype shortly.

Very good. We would like the prototype to be ready whenever possible before we make any final decisions.