Leviathan 2-Series Light Tank

The **Leviathan 2-Series** were a series of light tanks which shared the same chassis. Operated by the LERA, the 2-Series vehicles proved to be surprisingly versatile despite their small size and primitive control systems. Of the 2-Series several variant designs, the SPG-1 is the only one still in service with the LERA.

## LT-2C

 Role
 Armor
 Primary Armament
 Secondary Armament
 Powerplant
 Top Speed

The first ACF tank fielded by the LERA since the 1-Series Main Battle Tanks, the **LT-2 Zealot** was a significant departure from the last model of standard tank, favoring maneuverability and speed instead of armor or firepower. While the initial LT-2A and LT-2B models were equipped with modest V8 and V12 engines, the C model was equipped with the largest V12 ACF offers, allowing the tiny tank to reach speeds as high as 55 MPH on level ground. Firepower and defense were exceptionally poor, however, limiting the tank to lower-tier combat or scouting.

The LT-2 was fairly successful in combat, especially against tanks of its weight class. It was retired mid 2016 after it was replaced by newer Panzer IIs and M3 Stuarts.

## MT-1

 Role
 Armor
 Primary Armament
 Secondary Armament
 Powerplant
 Top Speed

The **MT-1 Stanier** was a Medium tank built on the chassis of the LT-2. Initially a proof of concept testing the adaptability of the 2-Series chassis, the MT-1 had only barely reached operational status. Despite its title as a Medium Tank, the MT-1 weighed a little over 20 tons with comparatively poor armor. Its firepower was better than the LT-2 due to its 75mm Howitzer, however the lack of adequate defense severely limited its offensive capabilities. Its only asset, its speed, was also mired with problems due to its V8 powerplant: an engine which limited the MT-1's climbing abilities.

In combat, the MT-1 ultimately failed as a medium tank. It was retired in late 2015.

## TD-1

 Role
 Armor
 Primary Armament
 Secondary Armament
 Powerplant
 Top Speed

The **TD-1 Longsword** was a dedicated Tank Destroyer model built on the 2-Series chassis. With its large 75mm cannon, thick front armor, powerful engine, and robust interior layout, the TD-1 was at one time the mainstay of LERA armored divisions. Despite the fact that it was slower than the LT-2, the TD-1 had proven to be exceptionally good in combat thanks to its excellent firepower and armor.

In combat, the TD-1 performed well and stayed in service even after the introduction of better tanks, although it was finally retired in late 2016.

## EC-1

 Role
 Armor
 Primary Armament
 Secondary Armament
 Powerplant
 Top Speed

The **EC-1** is an Equipment Carrier built on the 2-Series chassis, equipped with a single .50 caliber machine gun. Its main purpose was to ferry troops behind the front lines, as well as transport equipment. It was retired in early 2017.

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## SPG-1

 Role
 Armor
 Primary Armament
 Secondary Armament
 Powerplant
 Top Speed

The **SPG-1 Gizamaluke** is a Self-Propelled Artillery piece built on the EC-1 Chassis. The SPG-1 is armed with a 105mm Howitzer capable of quick and accurate indirect fire. Its limited mobility restricts it to a small area of operations, and its light armor makes it vulnerable to most enemy tanks. The SPG-1 is the last vehicle in service with the LERA to use the 2-series chassis.

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## Design Information

The design of the LT-2 is based on the British Cruiser MKVI Crusader.

The MT-1 is based off of the British Cromwell.

The TD-1 is essentially a shorter-chassis version of the German Jagdpanzer IV/L70.

The SPG-1 is a ripoff of the German Wespe