Betushka

Betushkas are small Loyalist Tanks. They are equipped with one Turret and one Small hardpoint, and have fast chassis rotation speed.
== Acquisitions Entry ==
Lightly armoured, but reasonably well-armed for the time, and with far better mobility than other contemporary tank designs. Designated BT33s, the moniker 'Betka' or its diminutive 'Betushka' came from the acronym and stuck. You can tell how long a driver and their BT have been together based on which they use. It's an intimate relationship, BT drivers loving their 'Betushkas' better than most love their spouses.-MB
== Notes & Strategy ==
* For an army, a Betka serves as a light recon vehicle and a distraction from it's deadlier cousins, teaming up to conquer it's foe. But for a lone brigador, a Betka is clearly designed for the resourceful skirmisher.
* Might not be as fast as an Arlo but just as maneuverable, a mouse in a battlefield. This thing isn't designed for head on assault or a strafing run, it's designed for urban tactics such as hit & run, indirect fire, etc. 
* Compact size allowing you to hide in the smallest of spaces.
* Betushka's weapon slots provides a wide array of loadout meant for sneak attacks such as the Scimitar, Gutterball, Carlos, Black Hand, etc. You can remain stealthy with small weapons but might need to relocate when using a main weapon.
== Trivia ==
* The nicknames of "Betka" and especially "Betushka", as well as the vehicle's official designation are a nod to the Soviet WW2 "BT" series of tanks, which were commonly called "beteshka" or "betushka" by their crews. The designation "BT" stands for "fast/swift tank" in Russian.
*A Disco laser armed Loyalist Betushka can be encountered in Think It Over. This enemy is unique cannot be encountered anywhere else.
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