M7A1 Rhino

The is a further development of the M7 battle tank, built in the late 80s as a massive upgrade. Not to mention, eliminating the foreign components on the vehicle such as the Aryan L69A1 rifled cannon and the electronic systems.
== Overview ==
The M7A1 Rhino was a heavy upgrade of the first M7 Rhino tank. It features a better upgraded composite armour, an original Panamoan MK200 smoothbore cannon, that has the capability to fire at a range of 9 kilometres, or even 10 kilometres with deadly precision. It also incorporated improved optics, blow panels and a sophisticated air conditioning system. It is usually painted in desert tan.
The M7A1 has an improved armour protection comparing with its predecessor. Front turret and hull armour of the M7A1 features advanced composite armour reinforced with depleted uranium mesh for better protection. Like in the previous version ammunition is stored in the turret bustle with blow-out panels for better survivability and crew protection. Interior is lined with AR700 Kevlar for protection against spalling.
As with all variants, they feature Blow Out Panels, Terrain Analysis System, Damage Control System, NBC Protection, advanced fire control system and a cannon stabiliser that gives the primary cannon the ability to hit its targets at insane distances even when the tank is moving at full speed.
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