Marsh Combat Systems

Marsh Combat Systems is an American defense subcontractor to Armat Battlefield Systems, developing several components for ARMAT weapons as a part of their greater supply chain. 
== Overview ==
Marsh Combat Systems came onto the defense scene with their work on the targeting system for the M83 SADAR, as they specialize in advanced electronics and microprocessors. Renowned for their cost-effective approach to proliferating microchips and various electronic systems, Marsh quickly slid into the role of developing various electro-optical targeting systems for ARMAT as a subcontractor for several major defense contracts. 
Marsh proved effective with the delivery of the Block II SADAR in 2193, which included a sophisticated top-attack guidance system. This increased the lethality of Marine anti-tank teams until the SADAR returned to the Block I model in 2194 due to budget reallocations. They are also responsible for the IR tracking suite on the SL-SAM and several other advanced optical systems in both Armored Corps and Aerospace Corps vehicles. 
== Background ==
Marsh Combat Systems is a reference to Galactic's discord username of Marsh-rum. It was created to avoid copyright issues with future models using the ARMAT logo.
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