Current armed forces WIP

Ceremonial Leadership Tanks:
Centurion Mk.IX

Surviving “Wyvern-smited” tanks

Context: During the outbreak of a previously-unknown bioterror virus named “Wyvern”, which spread two variants: Control Strains and Vector Strains (also known as Henchmen Variant), both of which are highly virulent, and result in the formation of “Deathhives” within both human and machines, including half-mechanical and half-biological weaponry on tanks. Human hosts are often assimilated as a bloody mess within any afflicted host vehicles, turning them into highly-coordinated empty shells of their former individuals. The former strain, however, does not heavily mutate the organic lifeform, restraining both machine and organic lifeform as separate entities, and are capable of transmitting neural commands to Vector-afflicted individuals, and occurs extremely rarely and long after the initial spread, with only two recorded cases. Some argue that it is an opportunistic infection as the virus may have detected a “command tank” and the host is chosen for “Viral Leadership”, while others argue the opposite. Few specimens of all types survive due to their extremely hostile and aggressive behaviour, which necessitates immediate neutralisation, as well as the “cure” only resulting in the immediate self-destruction of any individuals afflicted with the vector strain. The two individuals (one of which had successfully created the cure before her temporary corruption) likely survived due to their extreme importance to the nation, defying the extermination protocol, and the cure suppressing the self-elimination mechanism on the control strain. Their “enhanced” tanks are fully operational, despite the annihilation of all virus cells.
AMX 30 “Melancholia” (Wyvern Command Tank)

Operator: Cassandra Emily Vickers, General of the NBU National Gendarmerie.
Former host:AMX 30-35B prototype V37 medium tank.

A42C “Harbinger” Mk. IV D (Wyvern Command Tank)

Operator: Cromwell Edward Vickers, Commander of the NBU Special Air Service.
Former host:A27M Cromwell “Berlinia” Mk.VIIc cruiser tank.

Current Main Battle Tanks
M808B Main Battle tanks

Centurion Mk.IV

Centurion Mk.XII

FV4034 Challenger 2

FV4202

AS-90 Braveheart

FV4007 Centurion Stage II

FV214 Conqueror

FV4201 Chieftain

(WIP)

Self-propelled guns and missile launchers
XM551 “Sheridan” experimental tanks

Armoured Personal Carriers
FV721 fox light APCs

Small arms

Section 19.1.0:Cassandra’s official armoury

(Due to the massive volume of weapons, a separate Factbook will be made)

Section 19.2.1:Ceremonial Weapons
This section covers firearms that are of the following categories:
“Commemorative/award” variants of weapons.
Weapon projects cancelled without ever entering mass production.
Experimental prototype weapons that failed to enter active service duty.
Weapons no longer in active service, but are used outside of standard military combat.
Weapons here often number at most 10 functional units, are unable to be acquired as standard ordnance, while still able to fulfill their role as firearms.

De Lisle Carbine:


Units in service: 20-100

Ultima Ratio “Serpent”:

Units in service: 1
Description: A highly experimental prototype variant of the French-made Ultima Ratio, the significantly lighter and higher-quality materials used for its components, along with extensive tinkering by its sole user, allows for an extremely agile and precise application of lethal force, as compared to its heavier and more cumbersome standard counterpart. Due to its high-cost, only one was ever made, and is capable of being fed four different types of ammunition:
.338 Lapua Magnum
.339 Lapua Magnum Armour-Piercing Sabot
.347 Londonia Tracer Alpha
.19 Experimental SAP High-explosive

FG 42 automatic rifle

The FG 42, in the hands of Cassandra(Right).

Section 19.2.2:Current-issue firearms

M392 Service Battle Rifle

(WIP)