Bulldog HMLTV

==Summary==
The HMLTV-998 Bulldog is a light tactical and utility vehicle in service with the US armed forces and also some US law enforcement agencies. It is also employed by the troopers of the CELL Corporation. It is likely a successor to the Humvee as part of the US armed forces’ JLTV programme. The Bulldog has proven to be quite dependable, so much so that it has become a favoured workhorse of the US Marine Corps and CELL Corporation, and even seemingly inspired a Chinese or North Korean copy in the form of the Type 2B Staff Car.
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: by ramming and with mounted machine gun
Name: HMLTV-998 Bulldog LTV
Origin: Crysis
Classification: Light armoured military utility vehicle
Users: US military and law enforcement, CELL Corporation, Anti-CELL Resistance
Needed prerequisite for use: An experienced driver, and also a gunner to man the mounted machine gun.
Attack Potency: Wall level by ramming (A military light transport such as this going at speed would be able to generate at least several hundred Kilojoules of kinetic energy; possibly a couple of Megajoules at most, depending on speed and load) and with mounted machine gun (Mounted with a .50 HMG)
Speed: At least Superhuman, likely Subsonic (Most real life LTVs can easily manage top speeds of 90 km/hr or more, while some models can hit 150 km/hr or even more). Supersonic+ attack speed (Mounted HMG would be capable of spitting out bullets with muzzle velocities in the 900+ m/s range)
Durability: Likely Small Building level (Military LTVs such as this can continue operating after ramming a thin brick wall at speed. Can also take sustained small arms fire and continue to work properly. Can take a close proximity detonation of grenades like these and press on [albeit with severe damage, and a direct hit from such grenades will destroy them])
Range: Likely 1.8 to 2 km for the heavy machine gun (Modern day heavy machine guns of similar calibre are capable of such ranges)
Weaknesses: The gunner for the mounted HMG is left in an exposed position at the rear of the vehicle, being extremely vulnerable to enemy small arms fire and shrapnel from explosives. They are especially vulnerable to enemy sniping if the vehicle is moving slowly or stationary.
Category:Crysis
Category:Machines
Category:Vehicles
Category:Items
Category:Military Weapons