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I used that too, and I used the maltese cross for it, but i really want to change it to be original
Designed a new(ish) tank for my army.
Weight: 44.3 tons
Length: 6.8m (hull); 9.2m (including gun)
Width: 3.6m
Height: 2.5m
Crew: 4 (commander, driver, gunner, loader)
Main Armament: 105mm rifled cannon
Secondary Armament: 7.62 x 45mm coaxial machinegun
engine: 780 hp v-12 diesel
Power/weight: 15 hp/ton
Transmission: automatic with three forward, 1 reverse
Suspension: torsion bars with shock absorbers
Maximum Speed: 65 km/h
Operational Range: 450 km.
Cost: $4.1 million IAD.
The Usumgallu (Great Serpent) is the main battle tank for the Wellsian Army. The Chanani word for tank is pasalatti mushussu which translates into crawling dragon. The tank is a modern up to date armored vehicle with the exception of the main gun, which for political and financial reason is a 105mm. Since the primary role of the Usumgallu is to provide armored support for the mechanized infantry, a larger mor e expensive weapon was felt unneeded.
Hull:
The base hull consists of composite silicate armor and is covered by composite applique armored panels. The basic armor is 200mm upper hull front, 95mm lower hull front and sides, 78mm rear, the floor is V-shaped and 51mm. Over the base armor is spaced armor of 32mm across front, 25mm on sides.
There is a headlight on each side of the front hull, together with blackout markers. The hull has mounting points for tools and two storage bins that extend from the top of the hull towards the fenders. It has two rear view mirrors on each fender. The driver sits at the front left of the hull and has three sights of which the center sight can be changed to night vision. The driver seat is suspended and located over an escape hatch in the tank floor. The driver has a fuel selector for the two 300liter tanks and the 100liter reserve tank. The transmission is automatic with the following gear selections: neutral, pivot, low, high and reverse. Steering is done by an adjustable steering wheel. The accelerator petal is on the right and the brake petal on the left.
To the right of the driver in a protected blow out apartment are 20 rounds of 105mm stored. On the back of the tank is an infantry phone box that is connected to the commander's and gunner's headsets.
Mobility:
The Usumgallu is powered by a water-cooled diesel engine in a separate compartment. The engine produces 780 hp @ 2300 rpm giving the tank a power to weight ratio of 17.6 hp per ton. This gives the tank a top road speed of 65 km/h. The engine can be removed and replaced in less than 40 minutes. There are two 300liter fuel tanks located on the sides and a 100liter reserve tank located in front of the engine. This gives the tank an operational range of 450 km.
The Usumgallu uses a torsion bar suspension with seven road wheels and three return rollers on each side. There is a drive sprocket 1n the front of each track and an idler wheel on the back. Each side has three shock absorbers installed with 2 mounted on the front two wheels and the other on the last wheel, The suspension is protected by the side skirts.
The tracks have a width of 530mm and ground contact length of 4.75 meters. The tank has a trench crossing ability of 2.4 meters and a fording capability of 1.2 meters. The engine can operate without problem up to 124 degrees Fahrenheit (51 degrees Celsius). The exhaust passes through rear grills and cooling air to reduce thermal signatures.
Turret
The turret is made of siliceous cored armor consisting of fused silica between leaves of steel. The base armor of the turret is 320mm on front with the sides 102mm and rear 95mm; the roof was 51mm thick. Over the base armor is a layer of spaced armor 51mm on the front, 32 mm on the sides and rear. The front has an equivalence of 580mm RHA.
The turret has two hatches, one for the commander and gunner, one for loader, The gunner has access to a periscope located on the front right of the turret and a coaxial telescope with the gun. The commander has seven periscopes which are passive day/night sights. Located over the gun is a laser range finder connected to a ballistic computer with view screens for both gunner and commander. The gunner also has a stereoscopic rangefinder. The gun is balanced to allow the tank to fire on the move. The main weapon can be elevated 18 degrees and depressed 6 degrees. Located next to the main gun is the coaxial machinegun.
The turret has six smoke/flair discharges mounted on either side at the front of the turret. The turret top has 2 mounting ports for antenna and the ventilation for the NBC system. Located between the hatches is a meteorological unit. Besides a number of places to attach tools, including one pickax, the turret has a storage box mounted on the rear. Normally two jerrycans of water are carried on each side of the storage box.
Armament
The 105mm main armament is protected by a standard thermal sleeve and fume extractor that helps sustain accurate fire and reduces barrel drop from heat by 70%. The weapon is issued with five types of rounds. The APFSDS-T round travels at 1455 m/s with a maximum effective range of 3km, and can penetrate 444mm RHA at 500m, 425mm at 1000m and 328mm RHA at 4km. The Smoke Round has a M/V of 750 m/s with an effective range of 7.5km. The High Explosive (HE) has a M/V of 700 m/s and a range of 7.5km. The HE shell has a lethal radius of 15 meters. A HEAT-T round able to penetrate 580mm. The fifth round is the Abattu (sling-stone) tube launched laser guided missile with a range of 500 to 4,500m and a penetration of 800mm RHA. The tank carries 58 total rounds including eight Abattu. The rounds are placed in four reinforced armored blowout bins. One with 20 rounds is located in the hull, the other three are in the turret, with two each holding 15 rounds and the third for the eight missiles. The machine gun is mounted coaxial to the main gun but has separate controls connected to both the gunner and commander stations.
Countermeasures
Besides the smoke/flare launchers, the driver can release diesel on the exhaust also creating a smoke screen. The smoke is a thick smoke that blocks both vision and thermal imaging.
More advance system is the Nasaru or protector, which is a laser and radar illumination warning system that can locate and identify the threat, warning the crew and triggering the countermeasures launching device.
Can I buy some of those tanks
my tanks are outdated
I was reading through that and noticed the gun calibre: "105mm?", I thought. "That's puny!"
But actually, in all fairness, the 105mm would be sufficient to take out most armoured vehicles - minus main battle tanks.
Speaking of which, fancy purchasing some !Challenger3/Chieftain800 hybrids?
A-37 'Valiant' MBT
The "Iron Fist" of the Alteran Armed Forces
The A-37 Valiant is a modern, frontline Alteran main battle tank (MBT)
in service with the armies of the Alteran Armed Forces. Designed and built by the Alteran company
Verhun Defence Systems, it is one of the few vehicles rarely sold internationally by Altera. The
Valiant encompasses a modular design, allowing for easy installment of upgraded systems.
Verhun Defence Systems 'Valiant' MBT
Photo of A-37 Valiant
with 120MM Rifled Gun
Name | A-37 'Valiant' MBT |
Role | Main Battle Tank |
Origin | |
Manufacturer | Verhun Defence Systems |
Unit Cost | ~$9,800,000 |
Produced | 1999 - |
In-Service | 2001 - |
Status | In Production |
Primary Users |
Type | Main Battle Tank |
Complement | 4 crew |
Armament | x1 120MM Autocannon or |
The Valiant was originally a Verhun Defence Systems private initiative to improve the then aging A-30 Viscount. Whilst the Viscount was a strong and capable vehicle, it's potential was hindered by the indecisiveness of politicians and defence industry experts. On top of this, the original use of rolled steel armour, even when 'sandwiched' with layers of rubber, was not resistant enough against new forms of ammunition, including Sabot and Depleted Uranium rounds. The aim of the private venture was to increase the capability of the Viscount with a variety of upgrades, which over time, evolved into a new design of tank: the A-37 Valiant.
Taking advantage of new engineering and design developments in Altera, the Valiant main battle tank was to feature ceramic-composite armour - the first of its kind for the nation - as well as a new improved gun, engine, sights and targeting system. Whilst some of these developments were trialled on testing-variants of the Viscount, they would be fitted onto the Valiant as standard.
Hoping for possible sales overseas and to the Alteran government, they successfully lobbied for the selection and introduction of the Valiant into the Alteran arsenal in 1999, with deliveries beginning in 2000 and acceptance into service in 2001. Since its introduction, Verhun, along with the Council for Defence have continued to upgrade the design of the vehicle over the years, incorporating new developments in sighting, gunnery and mobility.
Design
The Valiant originated from a Verhun design of a new tank, dating as early as the 1960s, when the Council for Defense requested a replacement for the Viscount medium tank - which saw limited success in several countries. The Viscount itself was not seen as ideal in firepower since the arrival of rival heavy tanks armed with 120 mm (4.72 in) guns. The Altera "Heavy Viscount" tank (1963) tried to respond with a high velocity, long 120 mm (4.72 in) gun, but not surprisingly failed on the mobility aspect. The next tank had to have a heavier gun in a more mobile package.
Design of the A-37 started in 1969, and the first prototype was built in 1981. Two other prototypes and a pre-production series of 10 tanks followed from 1986 and 1988. Over the years it was constantly tweaked and improved, until receiving a huge boost to investment from the Alteran government, as the government grew more interested in the private venture. It was eventually accepted for service in May 2001, officially designated the Valiant Mark I MBT.
The Valiant emerged from its long development with a brand-new hull and turret design. Apart from the tracks and some elements of the wheel trains and some mechanical parts linked to the new engine, nothing was shared with the Viscount. The initial design combined some unique features, including a mantle-less turret, allowing superior depression angles. The turret was well sloped and roomy, allowing the loader, commander, and gunner to be comfortably housed.
The turret, based on concepts from the Viscount turret, the Valiant's turrets was embedded with a wide range of interchangeable sensors and vision equipment. Smoke grenade launchers were mounted on the front of the turret, while the rear received a large gallery to house spare parts and magazines, acting as extra protection - those these are largely removed if modular armour is added. Large storage bins were also mounted on the track covers, and after its introduction into service, armoured side skirts were added to protect the main part of the tracks.
The Valiant was armed with the excellent rifled 120mm gun, moved by the electro-hydraulic gun control system. The gun was controlled by an advanced fire control system (as seen on the Viscount) and was fully stabilised. Two types of ammunition were used an APFSDS-T round and a multi-purpose HEAT round. The vehicle carried 42 two-part rounds (15 in turret bustle), though it could carry up to 64 rounds using single-piece ammunition. To improve its night-fighting capabilities, 200 of the first production run vehicles were equipped with a low-level TV system, a stopgap measure before the arrival of more advanced night fighting solutions.
The 60-tonne tank was powered by a Rowlands LVT-2K 'Reliant' 1,200hp engine, itself an upgraded version of the engine mounted in the Viscount, allowing it to go at an impressive 60 km/h. Altera originally wished to operate and the more heavily armoured tank to work alongside their Viscount tank, which was already in service. The Valiant was envisioned to take on a more "slow-and-steady" approach the combat - using its highly armoured turret and hull to absorb a great deal of potential damage when on the offensive - as opposed to the Viscount's speed and agility. However, this plan was revised to simply replace all Viscounts in service; mothballing them instead.
As the vehicle remained in service, it was upgraded over the years with various new sights, communications, and other systems - though it wouldn't be until the arrival of the Mk.IV in 2021 that the tank would see its largest upgrade to date; which included a whole new turret (though largely identical to the untrained eye) featuring new sights, targeting and gunnery systems; as well as additional armour protection.
Partnerships
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Variants
Over the years, the A-37 Valiant remained a single type of vehicle, with different batches of upgrades; rather than continuous overhauls. Whilst there were some small improvements made to each of the types of upgrades; the vast majority of major improvements were delivered in series of major overhauls - indicated by the 'Mark' (Mk).
Image | Variant | Status | Developers | Features |
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Valiant Mk.I | Post-Production Support |
Alteran Republics |
Weight Length / Width / Height Crew / Passengers Main Armament Engine / Top Speed |
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Valiant Mk.II | Post-Production Support |
Alteran Republics |
Weight Length / Width / Height Crew / Passengers Main Armament Engine / Top Speed |
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Valiant Mk.III | In Production |
Alteran Republics |
Weight Length / Width / Height Crew / Passengers Main Armament Engine / Top Speed |
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Valiant Mk.IV | In Production |
Alteran Republics |
Weight Length / Width / Height Crew / Passengers Main Armament Engine / Top Speed |
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Armoured Recovery Vehicle | In Production |
Alteran Republics |
Weight Length / Width / Height Crew / Passengers Main Armament Engine / Top Speed |
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Anti-Aircraft Vehicle (Missile) | In Production |
Alteran Republics |
Weight Length / Width / Height Crew / Passengers Main Armament Engine / Top Speed |
Operators
Alteran Republics - Alteran Ground Defence Force
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It'll probably be replaced within the next 10 years just like all the tanks Britain makes as of late.
Most second tier nations still use the 105, plus I have a missile armed tank destroyer on the same chassis that will be added soon.
Likewise, the 105mm is on my light, export tank model
Verhum Mk.III Vigilant
Effective, efficient and affordable export tank
The Verhun Mk.III Vigilant is a family of main battle tanks, designed and produced
by Verhun Defence Systems. It is aimed at export markets, for countries after an
effective but affordable armour solution, but can not afford or require the more
expensive and logistically challenging tanks made with costly high-end armour solutions.
The Mk.III Vigilant, is a development of the successful and original Mk.I Vigilant main battle tank, first developed and fielded in the 1950s. The Mk.III was first tested in 1964 and began full production in 1968, though its development was first conceived back in the mid twentieth century.
Developed by Verhun Defence Systems, the company realised that designing and building an indigenous main battle tank, armoured with composite or ceramic armour, was not something that all nations could afford.
Verhun Defence Systems found that many nations wanted to purchase a low cost, easy to maintain main battle tank that was not expected to go up against heavily armoured vehicles. Thus, the company opted to produce a vehicle comprised of hardened steel, with optional additional armour. Keeping the same basic turret as the Mk.I, the Mk.III Vigilant features a new hull, allowing for greater crew comfort and upgraded systems, including the new 900 hp engine.
Although the Mk.III is not equipped with composite or ceramic armour as standard; additional armour packages were made available to prospective customers. Central to the design was a focus on ease and low cost of maintaining and arming the tank, with over 70% of components said to be easily reproduced without the need for high-end machinery or technical knowledge.
Design
The Mk.III Vigilant main battle tank followed on from a 24-tonne 20-pdr gunned tank design intended for export, known as the Mk.I Vigilant. This would be as well equipped as a contemporary tank, but substantially cheaper and, coupled with external missiles, as effective. However with the appearance of the 105 mm gun into the many nations' tank designs, this light tank would have been less powerful while too large for the reconnaissance role, and so a new design was required. With armour twice that of the light tank design, it would still be 12 tonnes lighter than its rivals and thus more mobile. The design would use the new engine and transmission of the Vanquisher tank then being developed. The development coincided with an agreement with Weinam in 1961 to produce a tank design and help set up a factory there to produce it.
The Vigilant was designed to be a simple, low-cost, but effective tank. The first prototype was completed in 1963. In 1964 one of the prototypes was sent to Weinam, prior to full production commencing.
The Vigilant was made of welded rolled homogeneous armour plates. It weighed 38,600 kg, carried a 105mm gun with 44 rounds and had a top speed of 48 km/h. 70 tanks were sold to Altera and a large number of a modified versions were made in Weinam, where it would serve until being replaced with the Vanquisher.
Variants
Mk.III Vigilant
The first production version of the Mk.III Vigilant. Early production models were fitted with a high calibre machine gun for range-finding, though this was quickly replaced with a laser range finder. Equally, the original 20 pdr gun was replaced with the 105 mm gun once production ramped up. Improvements over the Mk.I include better armour, a new 900 hp diesel engine and a more modern fire control system with a commander's day/night sight, gunner's sight and laser rangefinder. Production started in 1968 and a number of tanks were sold to Altera and Weinam - who later went on to produce the tank under license. The tank is armed with the same 105mm main gun with 50 APFSDS, APDS, HEAT, HESH, HE, Smoke and Canister rounds.
Sub-Variants
Mk.III Vigilant I - New power and transmission pack, armoured side-skirts and optional ERA armour pack
Mk.III Vigilant W - Licensed version of the 'I' variant for Weinam production, though often still labelled 'I' variant
Mk.III Vigilant M - Hunter-Killer fire control system and optional composite armour pack
Mk.III Vigilant ARV - Armoured recovery vehicle, fitted with engineering equipment, tow-cables and small crane
Mk.III Vigilant AVLB - Equipped with a hydraulically operated launch and recovery system for a scissors bridge with a length of 13.41 m
Mk.III Vigilant AA - Anti-aircraft turret, fitted with twin-30 mm cannons and surface-to-air missiles
Variant | Mk.III Vigilant | Mk.III Vigilant I | Mk.III Vigilant M | Mk.III Vigilant AA |
Crew | Four | Four | Four | Three |
Weight | 39.5 t | 39.5 t | 39.5 t | 38.0 t |
Length (gun forward) | 9.79 m | 9.79 m | 9.79 m | 7.85 m |
Length (hull) | 7.56 m | 7.56 m | 7.56 m | 7.56 m |
Width | 13.17 m | 3.17 m | 3.17 m | 3.17 m |
Height | 2.49 m | 2.49 m | 2.49 m | 3.06 m |
Armament (main) | 105 mm | 105 mm | 105 mm | 40 mm |
Armament (MGs) | x2 Light MGs | x2 Light MGs | x2 Light MGs | x1 Light MGs |
Shell Capacity | 50 | 50 | 50 | 2,000 |
Engine Power | 750 hp | 900 hp | 950 hp | 750 hp |
Range | 520 km | 550 km | 600 km | 550 km |
Standard Mk.III Vigilant (Base)
Upgraded Mk.III Vigilant I (Base)
Upgraded Mk.III Vigilant M (Base)
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As dies my tank destroyer:
L-55 'Vantage' MRV
Modular Reconnaissance Vehicle for the 21st Century
The Verhun 'Vantage', is a medium, modular, advanced, tracked combat vehicle
vehicle developed by Verhun Defence Systems. It is seen as the direct successor to the L-34
L-34 'Vulcanite', to be used in a wide variety of roles within the Armed Forces. Its modular design allows
for greater cross-compatibility and off-the-shelf equipment design.
Verhun Defence Systems 'Vantage' MRV
Photo of L-55 Vantage
with 50MM Autocannon
Name | L-55 'Vantage' MRV |
Role | Reconnaissance/PMRS |
Origin | |
Manufacturer | Verhun Defence Systems |
Unit Cost | ~$4,800,000 |
Produced | 2002 - |
In-Service | 2004 - |
Status | In Production |
Primary Users |
Type | Tracked Combat Vehicle |
Complement | 3 to 7 (variant dependable) |
Armament | x1 50MM Autocannon or |
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Design
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Partnerships
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Variants
Unlike previous vehicles developed by Verhun Defence Systems, the L-55 Vantage has its developments and variants divided into four "Blocks". Block One includes the Reconnaissance and Recovery/Repair types. Block Two includes Armoured Personnel carrier, Anti-Tank and Anti-Air vehicles. Block Three focuses on the heavier vehicles; the Logistics Carrier, Ambulance, Command and Bridge Laying vehicles. Block Four focuses on the 'Medium Armour', namely the Direct-Fire and Indirect-Fire/Mortar variants. The development was separated into blocks to allow for different teams within Verhun to focus on their designated designs; whilst all still be cross-compatible with each other.
Block One
Sub-Variants
Combat Reconnaissance Vehicle - MRV-CRV
Repair/Recovery Vehicle - MRV-RRV
Block Two
Sub-Variants
Infantry Fighting Vehicle - MRV-IFV
Armoured Personnel Carrier - MRV-APC
Anti-Tank Missile Launcher (Missile) - MRV-ATV(M)
Anti-Aircraft Missile Launcher (Missile) - MRV-AAV(M)
Tank Destroyer (105MM Gun) - MRV-TD(105)
Aerial Defence (40MM Autocannon) - MRV-AA(40)
Block Three
Sub-Variants
Logistics Carrier - MRV-LG
Armoured Combat Ambulance - MRV-ACA
Command Post - MRV-CP
Armoured Bridge Layer - MRV-ABL
Block Four
Sub-Variants
Medium Direct Fire - MRV-MDF
Medium Indirect Fire - MRV-MIF
Image | Variant | Status | Developers | Features |
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Combat Recon. Vehicle | In Production |
Alteran Republics Dormill and Stiura Domanania |
Weight Length / Width / Height Crew / Passengers Main Armament Engine / Top Speed |
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Repair/Recovery Vehicle | In Production |
Alteran Republics Dormill and Stiura |
Weight Length / Width / Height Crew / Passengers Engine / Top Speed |
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Infantry Fighting Vehicle | In Production |
Alteran Republics Dormill and Stiura Domanania |
Weight Length / Width / Height Crew / Passengers Main Armament Engine / Top Speed |
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Armoured Personnel Carrier | In Production |
Alteran Republics Dormill and Stiura |
Weight Length / Width / Height Crew / Passengers Engine / Top Speed |
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Anti-Tank Vehicle (Missile) | In Production |
Alteran Republics Dormill and Stiura |
Weight Length / Width / Height Crew / Passengers Main Armament Engine / Top Speed |
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Anti-Aircraft Vehicle (Missile) | In Production |
Alteran Republics Dormill and Stiura |
Weight Length / Width / Height Crew / Passengers Main Armament Engine / Top Speed |
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Tank Destroyer (105 mm) | In Production |
Alteran Republics Dormill and Stiura |
Weight Length / Width / Height Crew / Passengers Main Armament Engine / Top Speed |
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Anti-Aircraft Vehicle (40 mm) | In Production |
Alteran Republics Dormill and Stiura Domanania |
Weight Length / Width / Height Crew / Passengers Main Armament Engine / Top Speed |
Operators
Alteran Republics - Alteran Ground Defence Force
Domanania - Domananian Armed Forces
North Oscotia - Oscotian Army
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welp if i cant buy a tank guess ill make a tank
I don't recall anyone saying no to you ...
well nobody responded when i asked
You can purchase some from me.
what tanks you got?
Type 22 Main Battle Tank.
NOTE: This is not a complete list, this is merely an infobase for older equipment that are soon to be removed from the stockpile or for those that have not received a factbook.
Official Abbreviated Designation (OAD): ICVW-8
Statistics:
Hull Length: 7.56 m (~25 ft)
Width: 2.83 m (~9 ft)
Height: 2.31 m (~8 ft)
Mass: 11.5 tons
Armor: 10 mm Steel
Engine: V-12 Diesel
Power/Weight: 18 hp/ton
Range: 500 km (300 mi)
Top Speed (Road): 90 km/h (56 mph)
Top Speed (Off-Road): 65 km/h (40 mph)
Top Speed (Water): 7 km/h (4.3 mph)
Crew: 2 (+14 Passengers)
Built Between: 1960-CURRENT
Smoke/Chaff Launchers Equipped
Armament:
1x 14.5mm Heavy Machine Gun
Official Abbreviated Designation (OAD): IFVT-3
Statistics:
Hull Length: 6.735 m (~22 ft)
Width: 3.15 m (~10 ft)
Height: 2.45 m (~8 ft)
Mass: 15.8 tons
Armor: 33 mm Steel
Engine: V-12 Diesel
Power/Weight: 21 hp/ton
Range: 600 km (370 mi)
Top Speed (Road): 65 km/h (40 mph)
Top Speed (Off-Road): 45 km/h (28 mph)
Top Speed (Water): 7 km/h (4.3 mph)
Crew: 2 (+8 Passengers)
Built Between: 1960-CURRENT
Armament:
Main Armament:
1x 30mm Autocannon
Secondary Armament:
1x 12.7mm Heavy Machine Guns
2x Light Guided Missile Launchers
4x Anti-Tank Guided Missiles
OR
4x MANPADS
Smoke/Chaff Launchers Equipped
Fire-Control System: Dual-Axis Stabilized
Main Cannon Loader: Automatic
Main Cannon Range: 4km (2.5 mi)
Main Cannon Rate of Fire: 30 Rounds/Minute
Official Abbreviated Designation (OAD): LCVW-7
Statistics:
Hull Length: 5.99 m (~20 ft)
Width: 2.48 m (~8 ft)
Height: 2.48 m (~8 ft)
Mass: 15 tons
Armor: 20 mm Composite
Engine: V-12 Diesel
Range: 650 km (403 mi)
Top Speed (Road): 115 km/h (71.86 mph)
Top Speed (Off-Road): 72 km/h (44.7 mph)
Crew: 3
Built Between: 1990-CURRENT
Armament:
Main Armament:
1x 35mm Autocannon
Secondary Armament:
1x 7.62 mm Heavy Machine Gun
Smoke/Chaff Launchers Equipped
Stabilization Dual-Axis Stabilized
Main Cannon Loader: Automatic
Main Cannon Range: Ceiling: 4,000 m (13,000 ft)
Main Cannon Rate of Fire: 550 Rounds/Minute
Self-Propelled Artillery
Official Abbreviated Designation (OAD): MRAU-11
Statistics:
Hull Length: 7.56 m (~25 ft)
Width: 2.83 m (~9 ft)
Height: 2.83 m (~9 ft)
Mass: 22 tons
Armor: 10 mm Steel
Engine: V-12 Diesel
Power/Weight: 18 hp/ton
Range: 500 km (311 mi)
Top Speed (Road): 120 km/h (75 mph)
Top Speed (Off-Road): 90 km/h (56 mph)
Crew: 3
Built Between: 1982-CURRENT
Armament:
2x 3x2 220 mm Rocket Launch Units
1x 7.62mm Machine Gun
Official Abbreviated Designation (OAD): MAAU-20
Statistics:
Hull Length: 11.7 m (~38 ft)
Width: 3.6 m (~11 ft)
Height: 3.1 m (~10 ft)
Mass: 61.5 tons
Armor: 15 mm Steel
Engine: V-12 Diesel
Power/Weight: 18 hp/ton
Range: 500 km (311 mi)
Top Speed (Road): 120 km/h (75 mph)
Top Speed (Off-Road): 90 km/h (56 mph)
Crew: 6
Built Between: 1984-CURRENT
Armament:
Main Armament
1x 155 mm Howitzer
Secondary Armament:
1x 12.7mm Heavy Machine Guns
Fire-Control System: Dual-Axis Stabilized
Main Cannon Loader: Assisted Manual
Main Cannon Range: 30km (18.6 mi)
Main Cannon Rate of Fire: Varies on Crew, 6-15 Rounds/Minute
(RTLU-17A Shown)
Official Abbreviated Designation (OAD): RTLU-17
Statistics:
Hull Length: 14.08 m (~46 ft)
Width: 3.6 m (~11 ft)
Height: 2.83 m (~9 ft)
Mass: 22 tons
Armor: 10 mm Steel
Engine: V-12 Diesel
Power/Weight: 17.5 hp/ton
Range: 420 km (260 mi)
Top Speed (Road): 67 km/h (41 mph)
Top Speed (Off-Road): 45 km/h (28 mph)
Crew: 3
Built Between: 1982-CURRENT
Armament:
1x R-32 Tactical Ballistic Missile (RTLU-17A)
4x R-11 Surface to Air Missile (RTLU-17B)
Official Abbreviated Designation (OAD): SPAD-1
Statistics:
Hull Length: 6.95 m (~22 ft)
Width: 3.59 m (~12 ft)
Height: 4.10 m (13 ft 5 in) (radar erected)
Mass: 44 tons
Armor: 33 mm Composite
Engine: V-12 Diesel
Power/Weight: 18.5 hp/ton
Range: 650 km (403 mi)
Top Speed (Road): 90 km/h (56 mph)
Top Speed (Off-Road): 65 km/h (40 mph)
Crew: 3
Built Between: 2000-CURRENT
Armament:
Main Armament:
2x 35mm Autocannon
Main Cannon Fire Control: Radar
Stabilization Dual-Axis Stabilized
Main Cannon Loader: Automatic
Main Cannon Range: Ceiling: 4,000 m (13,000 ft)
Main Cannon Rate of Fire: 550 Rounds/Minute
Logistical Support Vehicles
Official Abbreviated Designation (OAD): LSV-18
Statistics:
Hull Length: 7.95 m (~26 ft)
Width: 2.55 m (~8 ft)
Height: 3.11 m (~10 ft)
Mass: 7.8 tons
Engine: V8 Diesel
Engine Power: 2400rpm
Range: 1000 km (621 mi)
Top Speed (Road): 137 km/h (85 mph)
Top Speed (Off-Road): 96.5 km/h (60 mph)
Crew: 1
Capacity: 27 Troops or 4.1 Tons (Cargo Bay) or 7.0 Tons (Towing)
Built Between: 2000-CURRENT
Official Abbreviated Designation (OAD): LSV-09
Statistics:
Hull Length: 8.65 m (~28 ft)
Width: 2.55 m (~8 ft)
Height: 3.11 m (~10 ft)
Mass: 7.8 tons
Engine: V12 Diesel
Engine Power: 3600rpm
Range: 1000 km (621 mi)
Top Speed (Road): 137 km/h (85 mph)
Top Speed (Off-Road): 96.5 km/h (60 mph)
Crew: 1
Capacity: 27 Troops or 5 Tons (Cargo Bay) or 10.0 Tons (Towing)
Built Between: 1980-CURRENT
Statistics:
Length: 90 meters (~295 feet)
Beam: 9 meters (~29.5 feet)
Draught: 7 meters (~23 feet)
Displacement: 3,800 tons
Propulsion: 3 diesel electric engines
Surface Speed: 14 knots
Submerged Speed: 18 knots
Maximum Range: 37,000 km (~22,990 mi)
Maximum Endurance: 1 week submerged
Complement: 50 enlisted, 10 officers
Armament:
6x 530 mm (21 in) Bow Torpedo Tubes
2x 530 mm (21 in) Stern Torpedo Tubes
32x 530 mm (21 in) Torpedoes
Sensors:
Advanced Attack SONAR (Passive/Active)
Navigation SONAR (Passive, Long-Range)
Early-Warning Surface RADAR
Ships:
Total: 8
Built: 8
Planned: 0
Built Between: 1970-1999
P-72A, P-72B, P-72C, P-72D, P-72E, P-72F, P-72G, P-72H
Design Comments:
Quite silent, decent turn radius and speed for size. Note engine issues during extended submerged durations (> 3 days) and propeller vibrations at high speeds.
Statistics:
Length: 133 meters (~436 feet)
Beam: 12 meters (~39 feet)
Draught: 8 meters (~26 feet)
Displacement: 9,300 tons
Nuclear Reactors: 2 
PWR
Power: 4 steam-driven turbines
Propulsion: 2 electric engines
Surface Speed: 14 knots
Submerged Speed: 26 knots
Maximum Range: Unlimited (theoretical)
Maximum Endurance: Unlimited (theoretical)
Complement: 100 enlisted, 20 officers
Armament:
2x 530 mm (21 in) Bow Torpedo Tubes
2x 530 mm (21 in) Stern Torpedo Tubes
12x 530 mm (21 in) Torpedoes
16x SLBM Launch Tubes
16x SLBMs (R-23 Poseidon's Wrath)
Sensors:
Advanced Attack SONAR (Passive/Active)
Navigation SONAR (Passive, Long-Range)
Early-Warning Surface RADAR
Ships:
Total: 4
Built: 2
Planned: 2
Built Between: 1972-1982, 2013-2023
P-74A, P-74B, P-74C, P-74D
Design Comments:
Quite silent. Excellent turning radius- especially for size. Note low ASW armament and unreliable torpedo targeting sonar.
SURFACE COMBAT SHIPS
Statistics:
Length: 114 meters (~374 feet)
Beam: 12 meters (~39 feet)
Draught: 5 meters (~16 feet)
Displacement: 2,500 tons
Propulsion: 4 diesel engines
Speed: 36 knots (cruise speed 15 kts)
Maximum Range: 10,200 km (6,300 mi)
Complement: 240 enlisted, 20 officers
Armament:
5x 127 mm (5 in) Main Batteries
4x 30 mm CIWS Autocannon Units
4x Depth Charge Projectors
2x 5x1 530 mm (21 in) Torpedo Launch Units
40x 530 mm (21 in) Torpedoes
28x Depth Charges
Sensors:
Attack SONAR (Active)
Navigation RADAR (Passive, Long-Range)
Fire Control RADAR
Early Warning Surface RADAR
Ships:
Total: 8
Built: 8
Planned: 0
Built Between: 1952-1963
Modernized: 1972
HCPB 631 ("Revolution"), HCPB 632 ("Resolute"), HCPB 633 ("Revenge"), HCPB 634 ("Retaliator"), HCPB 635 ("Relentless"), HCPB 636 ("Resilient"), HCPB 637 ("Raptor"), HCPB 638 ("Reliant")
Design Comments:
Decent turn radius, good for basic coastal ASW operations. Note propeller vibrations at high speeds. Poorly armed, nearly obsolete.
Statistics:
Length: 56 meters (~374 feet)
Beam: 10.5 meters (~34 feet)
Draught: 2.5 meters (~8 feet)
Displacement: 549 tons
Propulsion: 2 diesel engines
Speed: 42 knots (cruise speed 12 kts)
Maximum Range: 4,400 km (2,800 mi)
Complement: 45 enlisted, 5 officers
Armament:
1x 127 mm (5 in) Main Batteries
2x 30 mm CIWS Autocannon Units
4x Cruise Missile Launch System
2x SAM Launch System
8x SAM Missiles (IPSAM-3)
4x ASM Missiles (R-14 Spear)
Sensors:
Attack SONAR (Active)
Navigation RADAR (Passive, Long-Range)
Fire Control RADAR
Early Warning Surface RADAR
Ships:
Total: 8
Built: 8
Planned: 0
Built Between: 1989-CURRENT
HC 891, HC 892, HC 893, HC 894, HC 895, HC 896, HC 897, HC 898
Design Comments:
Swift, nimble corvette. Reliable. Not for long-range missions, unstable in bad weather in open ocean.
Statistics:
Length: 160 meters (~520 feet)
Beam: 16 meters (~52.5 feet)
Draught: 6.4 meters (~21 feet)
Displacement: 6,200 tons
Propulsion: 4 boilers, 2 steam turbines, 4 gas turbines
Speed: 30 knots (cruise speed 14 kts)
Maximum Range: 3,500 km (4,000 mi)
Complement: 350 enlisted, 10 officers
Armament:
4x 127 mm (5 in) Main Batteries (2 turrets of 2 guns)
4x 30 mm CIWS Autocannon Units
4x 6x2 Rocket Depth-Charge Launcher Units
2x 2x1 530 mm (21 in) Torpedo Launch Units
2x 2x1 CIWS SAM Launcher Units
2x VLS Units (6x8 Cells)
48x Rocket Depth Charges
10x 530 mm (21 in) Torpedoes
16x SAM Missiles (R-10 Javelin)
48x ASM Missiles (R-14 Spear)
Sensors:
Advanced Attack SONAR (Passive/Active)
Navigation SONAR (Passive, Long-Range)
Navigation RADAR
Early Warning Surface RADAR
Fire Control RADAR
Missile Control RADAR
Missile Intercept RADAR
Aviation Capacity:
1x Helicopter
Ships:
Total: 4
Built: 4
Planned: 0
Built Between: 1990-2005
D16/D901 ("Victory"), D17/D902 ("Valliant"), D18/D903 ("Dauntless"), D19/D904 ("Devastator")
Design Comments:
Excellent ship, heavily armed, great turning radius and speed for size. Low AA armament. Expensive to maintain and build.
Hull numbers differed from naval designation until 2000.
SURFACE AUXILIARY SHIPS
Statistics:
Length: 152 meters (~499 ft)
Beam: 21 meters (~68 ft)
Draught: 8.4 meters (~28 ft)
Displacement: 16,543 tons
Propulsion: 2 oil-fired boilers
Speed: 35 knots (cruise speed 15 kts)
Maximum Range: 10,200 km (6,300 mi)
Complement: 200 Enlisted, 20 Officers
Capacity: 23,200 m3
Armament:
4x 30 mm CIWS Autocannon Units
2x 6x2 Rocket Depth-Charge Launcher Units
Sensors:
Attack SONAR (Active)
Navigation RADAR (Passive, Long-Range)
Early-Warning Surface RADAR
Missile Intercept RADAR
Ships:
Total: 4
Built: 4
Planned: 0
Built Between: 1942-1952
Modernized: 1972
FRS-421, FRS-422, FRS-423, FRS-424
Design Comments:
Decent turn radius, decently armed for ship type. Nearly obsolete.
Statistics:
Length: 95.8 meters (~314 ft)
Beam: 10.8 meters (~35 ft)
Draught: 2.38 meters (~8 ft)
Displacement: 1,745 tons
Propulsion: 3 diesel engines
Speed: 20 knots (cruise speed 10 kts)
Maximum Range: 1,570 km (980 mi)
Complement: 25 Enlisted, 3 Officers
Capacity: 135 troops, 10 tanks OR 18 trucks
Armament:
4x 30 mm CIWS Autocannon Units
2x 6x2 Rocket Depth-Charge Launcher Units
Sensors:
Attack SONAR (Active)
Navigation RADAR (Passive, Long-Range)
Early-Warning Surface RADAR
Missile Intercept RADAR
Ships:
Total: 8
Built: 8
Planned: 0
Built Between: 1992-2002
MLS-921, MLS-922, MLS-923, MLS-924, MLS-925, MLS-926, MLS-927, MLS-928
Design Comments:
Decent turn radius, decently armed for ship type.
Official Abbreviated Designation (OAD): UCA-001
Statistics:
Hull Length: 8.3 m (27 ft 3 in)
Wingspan: 15 m (49 ft 3 in)
Height: 1 m (3 ft, 4 in)
Mass: 1,100 kg (2,425 lb)
Engine: 1x Diesel-Electric Propeller
Range: 3,000 km (1,865 mi) @ 112 km/h
Service Ceiling: 5,500 m (18,000 ft)
Top Speed: 220 km/h (140 mph)
Crew: 0
Built Between: 2021-CURRENT
Armament:
1x 23mm Autocannon
OR
227 kg (500 lb) of Bombs, Missiles
OR
1x Advanced Aerial Reconnaissance Pod
Rotary-Wing Aircraft
Official Abbreviated Designation (OAD): T-17
Statistics:
Hull Length: 18 m (60 ft)
Main Rotor Diameter: 21.25 m (70 ft)
Height: 5.65 m (18 ft 6 in)
Empty Mass: 7,489 kg (16,510 lb)
Engine: 2x Turboprop Engines
Range: 800 km (500 mi)
Service Ceiling: 6,000 m (20,000 ft)
Top Speed: 280 km/h (170 mph, 150 kn)
Crew: 2 (Pilot, Co-Pilot)
Capacity: 20 Passengers / 4,000 kg (8,818 lb) Max Cargo
Built Between: 1980-CURRENT
Nation of Origin: Solaryia
Armament:
4x Rocket Pylons
32x Chaff/Flare Launchers
Notes:
Modified from original design with domestic engines.
Official Abbreviated Designation (OAD): GT-24
Statistics:
Hull Length: 17.5 m (57 ft 5 in)
Wingspan: 6.5 m (21 ft 4 in)
Main Rotor Diameter: 17.3 m (56 ft 9 in)
Height: 6.5 m (21 ft 4 in)
Empty Mass: 8,500 kg (18,739 lb)
Engine: 2x Turboprop Engines
Range: 450 km (280 mi)
Service Ceiling: 17,500 m (57,400 ft)
Top Speed: 335 km/h (208 mph, 181 kn)
Crew: 3 (Pilot, Co-Pilot, Gunner)
Passengers: 12
Built Between: 1960-CURRENT
Armament:
1x 23mm Autocannon
4x Rocket Pylons
32x Chaff/Flare Launchers
125mm main cannon, 2 machine guns, and an additional 2 optional missile launchers.
I'll take the MBT
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Alright. Feel free to add the information and image to your factbooks. How many units? Just curious.
im gonna make a mongolian-esque cavalry division but instead of horses, it'll be tanks so i'll need a division's worth
Is there a nation that exports semiconductors in the western isles?
It seems about half the nations in TWI do. We do, for example. What are you in the market for?
If you need smaller tanks for your recon battalion let me know, but to be honest Costavozkas MBT is significantly faster. Ill be glad to sell you some.
Semiconductors for cars is what I'm looking for. Looking to establish an electric car manufacturing industry so I need a lot of them.
I see everyone with foreign relations Factbooks, is there a template I can use to make one that is similar to most peoples?
Feel free to copy mine if you like it. It contains some additional code to prevent the illegibility of yellow on a white background ^_^
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