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FN SCAR-H

721 mm (stock folded)

645 mm (stock folded)

823 mm (stock folded)

The FN SCAR-H is a battle rifle developed by FN Herstal. It is a larger-calibre variant of the 5.56mm SCAR-L. It can be fitted with an FN40GL underbarrel grenade launcher.

## Variants

**SCAR-H CQC:** Carbine variant.

**SCAR-H PR:** DMR variant.

**SCAR-H TPR:** Sniper rifle variant.

## Specifications

### Length

1,085 mm (stock extended)1,040 mm (stock collapsed)
MEADS

The Medium Extended Air Defence System (MEADS) is a mobile medium-to-long-range surface-to-air missile system developed for the Imperial Army as a replacement for the Patriot and Roland missile systems. Its main role is to defend manoeuvre forces and key installations against fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, UAVs, tactical and short-range ballistic missiles, and cruise missiles. It incorporates the PAC3 MSE anti-ballistic missile, IRIS-T SLX long-range surface-to-air missile, IRIS-T SLM medium-range surface-to-air missile and IRIS-T SLS short-range surface-to-air missile. Its components are based on the MAN SX45 heavy utility truck.

## Components

The MEADS system is made up of the following components:

* Multifunction Fire Control Radar (MFCR)
* Surveillance Radar (SR)
* Battle Management, Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (BMC4I) Tactical Operations Centre (TOC)
* Launcher
* Reloader
* Power and Communications Unit
* PAC3 MSE anti-ballistic missile
* IRIS-T SLX long-range surface-to-air missile
* IRIS-T SLM medium-range surface-to-air missile
* IRIS-T SLS short-range surface-to-air missile

## Gallery

MEADS Tactical Operations CentreMEADS TOC with LauncherMEADS Power and Communications UnitMEADS Multifunction Fire Control RadarMEADS LauncherMEADS MFCR seen from frontBasic components of MEADS
Heckler & Koch USP

USP9

821 g (USP10, w/o magazine)

50 g (empty USP10 magazine)

887 g (USP11, w/o magazine)

98 g (empty USP11 magazine)

11.43x23mm ACP (USP11)

### Feed system

15-round USP9 detachable box magazine (USP9)13-round USP10 detachable box magazine (USP10)

12-round USP11 detachable box magazine (USP11)

The USP is a semi-automatic pistol developed by Heckler & Koch for the military, police and civil markets. It is available in 9x19mm Parabellum, 10x22mm S&W and 11.43x23mm ACP. In its 9mm version, it served as the main service pistol of the Imperial Army and the Imperial Guard from 1994 to 2008 under the designation M94. It replaced the SIG-Sauer P226 and was in turn superseded by the M08.

## Variants

**USP Compact:** Scaled-down version with smaller frame. Intended primarily for use as a police service pistol or as a self-defence pistol for civilians.

**USP Expert:** Version with extended barrel, longer slide and adjustable target sights. Intended for use as a competition pistol.

**USP Elite:** Variant of the USP Expert with a longer 153 mm barrel and 235 mm extended slide. Designed for use as a target pistol.

**USP SD:** Version with extended threaded barrel and fully adjustable suppressor height sights. Intended for use by special operations forces and police special intervention units. Offered in 9x19mm Parabellum and 10x22mm S&W.

**USP Tactical:** Version with match-grade trigger with adjustable trigger stop, fully adjustable suppressor height sights and extended threaded barrel with O-ring. Initially available only in 11.43x23mm ACP, though variants in 10x22mm S&W and 9x19mm Parabellum were later introduced.
The Chronicles of the Magical 8-Ball Plush

8 as he appears in the first ever episode "8 Uses a Computer".

***The Chronicles of the Magical 8-Ball Plush*** (or simply **8-Ball Chronicles**) is an animated web series created, produced and animated by CoolSuperBlitz.

## History/Production

CoolSuperBlitz bought an IKEA 8-ball plush toy in March 2016 (he mentioned that he bought it on March 5th, 2016). He really liked the plush toy, and had always wanted to do animation.

CoolSuperBlitz had animated one clip, "8-Zeppelin", in December 2017. The first episode of the series aired on March 25th, 2018. The series used to be called "8 From IKEA", but CoolSuperBlitz changed it to "The Chronicles of the Magical 8-Ball Plush" to avoid copyright issues.

In Season 1, CoolSuperBlitz used room backgrounds instead of creating his own, and his videos were different resolutions. The worst-quality episode of the series is "8 and Joey's Moon Observation", but as announced in October 2019, the episodes will now be animated in 1920x1080 (16:9) resolution.

The series has been on hiatus for six months, but CoolSuperBlitz announced on his DeviantArt site that he will start production on the series again under a new title.

## Characters

CoolSuperBlitz voices all the characters in the series, except for in Season 1. In the next seasons, 8 is going to have a high-pitched voice, while Joey will have a really deep teenage voice.

* 8, the titular character and the main protagonist.
* Joey, a rebellious baseball cap wearing 8-ball plush who is 8's best friend.
* Mr. Eightsworth, 8 and Joey's strict and unneccesarily abusive school teacher.
UR-416

The UR-416 was an armoured personnel carrier developed by Thyssen-Henschel and based on the body of the Mercedes-Benz Unimog light truck. It was the second in a series of Unimog-based armoured vehicles used by the Imperial Guard. It replaced the Unimog SH and was in turn superseded by the TM-170.

## Variants

**Ambulance:** Carries eight sitting, or four sitting and two stretcher patients plus a crew of two.

**Command and Communications:** Fitted with additional communications equipment and map boards.

**Internal Security:** The internal security model can be fitted with an obstacle-clearing blade at the front of the hull. The lower half of the blade is made of welded steel with web stiffening, and the upper half consists of a pipe framework with a robust wire grille which gives the driver and commander forward observation. The height of the blade can be adjusted hydraulically from the driver's seat and it can also be removed for transport when it is usually stowed at the rear of the hull. The vehicle can be fitted with the same turrets as the reconnaissance model but one cupola has been specifically developed for the internal security role. This cupola can be rotated through 360° and is infinitely lockable in any required position. At the front of the cupola above each other are two vision blocks with bulletproof glass and ball mounts. The cupola hatch opens to the rear and can be locked at 180°. Two vision blocks with ball mounts and a further 10 vision blocks (in double rows) give improved observation. To the right of the two ball mounts is a flap which is opened to hold a tear gas nozzle. Tear gas mixture is provided from tanks which hold a maximum of 500 litres.

**Reconnaissance:** This could be fitted with many types of weapons turrets.

**Maintenance/Repair Workshop:** This has a full range of tools, work benches, a vice and cutting equipment, and an A-frame can be erected at the front of the hull to enable the vehicle to change engines and other components. When the A-frame is in use, two stabilisers are lowered at the front of the hull.
Heckler & Koch M66

M66A2

690 mm (stock extended)

The M66 is a submachine gun developed by Heckler & Koch and chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum. It was the standard submachine gun of the Imperial Army and the Imperial Guard during the Third Great War, replacing the Carl-Gustaf M45. It was largely superseded in military use by the M97S carbine, M01 compact carbine and M03 submachine gun in the early 2000s, though it remains in use with various regional police services.

## Variants

### Basic variants

**M66:** Original model with slimline handguard and three-position numbered trigger group.

**M66A1:** Upgraded version with wide tropical handguard, ambidextrous trigger group in polymer housing and threaded barrel. Introduced in 1985.

**M66A2:** Further upgraded version designed to handle high-pressure ammunition, introduced in 1998. External changes included a longer retractable stock with thick rubber butt pad and additional sling attachment point, along with a second attachment point on the front sight base, a shorter magazine-release lever and an extended fire selector. Internal changes included strengthened locking roller holder, multi-strand firing-pin string, heavier recoil-spring assembly and more durable extractor.

### Semi-automatic variants

**M66P:** Semi-automatic variant of M66A1 fitted with ambidextrous two-position semi-automatic trigger group. Intended for use by police patrols as a reinforcement weapon.

**M66PA1:** M66P with select-fire bolt carrier permitting easy conversion to fully automatic by swapping out the trigger module.

**M66PA2:** M66P upgraded to M66A2 standard.

**HK94:** Semi-automatic carbine intended for civilian market and fitted with a 420 mm barrel.

### Derivatives

**M74:** Integrally suppressed variant. Introduced in 1974.

**M76:** Compact variant. Introduced in 1976.

## Gallery

Early M66 with slimline handguard, SEF trigger group and straight waffle magazineM66 with slimline handguard, SEF trigger group and curved magazineM66A1 with wide handguard and four-position Navy trigger groupM66A1 with Surefire 628 weaponlight forearmM66A2 with 2-round burst Navy trigger group, Aimpoint CompM2 red dot sight and Surefire 628 weaponlight forearmM66A2 with HK MLI upgrade kitM66PA2 with B&T upgrade kit
Almeida-class destroyer

## Almeida-class

### Sensors and processing systems

Selex-ES EMPAR phased array G band multi-purpose radarBAE/Thales Group S1850M long-range radar

Thales Group UMS 4110 CL sonar

Selex RAN 30 X/I (RASS) E/F band surface search radar

GEM Elettronica navigation radar

2x Selex ES RTN-30X fire direction radar

Sagem IRST Vampir MB (IRAS)

### Electronic warfare and decoys

Elettronica Spa 4100 NettunoSIGEN EW

2x OTO Melara ODLS-H decoy launching system

2x SLAT anti-torpedo system

### Armament

Anti-air missiles: PAAMS air-defence system, 48-cell A50 Sylver VLS for a mix of up to 48x Aster 15 and Aster 30 missilesAnti-ship missiles: 8x Otomat Mk2E anti-ship and land attack missiles

Guns and CIWS: 3x OTO Melara 76mm Super Rapid guns with Davide/Strales system, 2x Mauser MK-30-2/ABM 30mm autocannons mounted on Marlin RWS, 2x LRAD Sitep MS-424

Anti-submarine warfare: 2x WASS B515/1 single torpedo tubes for MU90 Impact (with 24 torpedoes stored)

### Aviation facilities

Flight deck: 24.8 x 16.0 mHangar for one NH90 NFH

The *Almeida*-class is a class of destroyers built for the Imperial Navy. It is based on the Horizon design and is intended primarily for anti-aircraft and anti-missile warfare.
Heckler & Koch M74

The M74 is a suppressed submachine gun developed by Heckler & Koch. It is derived from the M66.

## Variants

**M74A1:** Receiver end cap.

**M74A2:** Fixed stock.

**M74A3:** Retractable stock.

**M74A4:** Receiver end cap, 4-position trigger group.

**M74A5:** Fixed stock, 4-position trigger group.

**M74A6:** Retractable stock, 4-position trigger group.
TAI T129 ATAK

The T129 ATAK is a twin-engine, tandem seat, multi-role, all-weather attack helicopter based on the A129 Mangusta. It was developed by TAI in cooperation with AgustaWestland (now Leonardo). It is the primary attack helicopter of the Federal Army.

## Specifications (T129)

**General characteristics**

* **Crew:** 2
* **Length:** 13.45 m
* **Height:** 3.4 m
* **Empty weight:** 2,350 kg
* **Max takeoff weight:** 5,000 kg
* **Powerplant:** 2x LHTEC CTS800-4A turboshaft, 1,014 kW each
* **Main rotor diameter:** 11.9 m
* **Main rotor area:** 111.22 sq m

**Performance**

* **Maximum speed:** 278 km/h
* **Cruise speed:** 269 km/h
* **Range:** 561 km
* **Ferry range:** 1,000 km
* **Service ceiling:** 6,096 m
* **Rate of climb:** 14 m/s

**Armament**

* **Guns:** 1x M197 20x102mm three-barrel rotary cannon (500 rounds)
* **Hardpoints:** 4 with provisions to carry combinations of:
	+ **Rockets:** maximum 4 pods with
		- 76x Hydra 70 unguided rockets
		- 12.7mm machine gun pod
	+ **Missiles:**
		- 8x Spike-ER anti-tank missiles
		- 2x AIM-92 Stinger air-to-air missiles
Avro Vulcan

The Avro Vulcan was a jet-powered, tailless, delta-wing, high-altitude strategic bomber operated by the Imperial Air Force from 1956 until 1980. It was the first jet-powered strategic bomber in IAF service and was employed extensively alongside the supersonic Mirage IV to bombard strategic targets within the Federation during the Third Great War. It was eventually replaced by the Rockwell Lancer.
Heckler & Koch UMP

The UMP is a submachine gun developed by Heckler & Koch as a simpler, lighter and cheaper successor to the famed M66. It is a multi-calibre design that can be chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum, 10x22mm S&W and 11.43x23mm ACP. It was adopted by a number of civil police services in both semi-automatic configuration for patrol units and in selective-fire configuration for tactical units.
Steyr AUG A1

Light machine gun

Designated marksman rifle

3.9 kg (HBAR)

900 mm (HBAR)

621 mm (HBAR)

500 m (HBAR)

800 m (HBAR-T)

The AUG A1 is a modular rifle developed by Steyr-Mannlicher (now Steyr Arms). It is the first major version of the AUG family.

## Variants

**AUG HBAR:** Light machine gun variant with heavy barrel and bipod.

**AUG SR:** Designated marksman rifle variant fitted with scope mount.
Airbus Voyager

The Airbus Voyager (manufacturer designation: A330 MRTT) is an aerial refueling and transport aircraft based on the civil A330. It is currently in service with the Imperial Air Force.

## Specification

**General characteristics**

* **Crew:** 3: 2 pilots, 1 AAR operator
* **Capacity:** Various passenger configurations are available including 291 passengers and 8 military pallets + 1LD6 container + 1 LD3 container (lower deck cargo compartments)
* **Payload:** 45,000 kg non-fuel payload
* **Length:** 58.80 m
* **Wingspan:** 60.3 m
* **Height:** 17.4 m
* **Wing area:** 362 m2
* **Empty weight:** 125,000 kg
* **Max takeoff weight:** 233,000 kg
* **Powerplant:** 2× Rolls-Royce Trent 772B, or General Electric CF6-80E1A4, or Pratt & Whitney PW 4170 turbofans, 320 kN each
* **Fuel capacity:** 111,000 kg max, 65,000 kg at 1852 km with 2 hours on station

**Performance**

* **Maximum speed:** 880 km/h
* **Cruise speed:** 860 km/h
* **Combat radius:** 1,800 km with 50 tonnes of fuel for 4 hours
* **Ferry range:** 14,800 km
* **Service ceiling:** 13,000 m
Sako TRG M10

6 kg (7.62x51mm, 510 mm barrel)

510 mm (7.62x51mm)

800 m (7.62x51mm, 510 mm barrel)

### Feed system

8-round detachable box magazine (8.6x70mm)11-round detachable box magazine (7.62x51mm)

### Sights

Telescopic sights

The Sako TRG M10 is the latest evolution of the Sako TRG series of military and police sniper rifles. It is a user-configurable modular design that can be switched between 7.62x51mm and 8.6x70mm by changing the bolts, magazines, forends and barrels. It is the standard long-range sniper rifle of the Imperial Army and is also in use with the Imperial Guard.
SIG-Sauer P228

### Feed system

13-round P228 detachable box magazine (also compatible with 15-round P229 magazines)

The SIG-Sauer P228 was a compact version of the P226 intended for use by police services. It was the standard service pistol of the Royal Mirnovian Police Corps from 1990 until 1997, when it was replaced by the P229.
New Jeff (FNwB2Plus)

New Jeff Appears in five nights with bud 2+ as one of the characters that first appears in Night Encore in Story Mode.

## Appearance

"Have you ever heard of the guy named jeffery woods, aka jeff the killer? Well, take that, and make it into a toy animatronic from FNaF2". - The Original Writer of this Article

## Mechanics

If he appears, punch him in the frickin' nose. In the Custom Night Gamemode, he will just distract you by "staring into your soul".

## Trivia

* This is a bad wiki, and I regret making this page. At the same time, memes.
* Also dummy thicc.
Vought Crusader

The Vought Crusader was a single-engine, supersonic, carrier-based fighter aircraft developed as a replacement for the Hawker Sea Hawk and de Havilland Sea Venom. It was the first supersonic aircraft to enter service with the Imperial Navy and saw action during the early years of the Third Great War. It was replaced in the late 1960s and early 1970s by the McDonnell Douglas Sea Phantom.
M113

M113A2

Mk 19 40mm grenade launcher

### Engine

M113: Chrysler 75M V8 gasoline engine (156 kW)M113A1 and A2: Detroit Diesel 6V-53 diesel engine (160 kW)

M113A3: Detroit Diesel 6V-53T, 6-cylinder diesel engine (205 kW)

### Speed

67.6 km/h5.8 km/h swimming

The M113 was a tracked armoured personnel carrier developed by FMC. It was the base vehicle for a wide range of variants, including armoured ambulances, mortar carriers and other versions. It was used by the Imperial Army during the Third Great War.

## Variants

### Basic variants

**M113:** Original version, powered by Chrysler 75M V8 gasoline engine.

**M113A1:** Introduced in 1964. Gasoline engine replaced with Detroit Diesel 6V-53 engine to take advantage of the better fuel economy and the reduced fire hazard of the diesel engine. The suffix A1 was used on all variants to denote a diesel engine, i.e. an M106A1 was an M106 mortar carrier equipped with a diesel engine.

**M113A2:** Introduced in 1979. Engine cooling was improved by switching the locations of the fan and radiator. Higher-strength torsion bars increased ground clearance, and shock absorbers reduced the effects of ground strikes. Armored fuel tanks were added externally on both sides of the rear ramp, freeing up 0.45 cubic metres of internal space. The weight of the M113A2 was increased to 11,740 kilograms. Because the added weight affected its freeboard when afloat, it was no longer required to be amphibious. Four-tube smoke grenade launchers were also added. The suffix A2 is used on all variants to denote upgrade to A2 standard.

**M113A3:** Introduced in 1987. Further improvements for enhanced survival, including a yoke for steering instead of laterals, a more powerful engine (the turbocharged 6V-53T Detroit Diesel), external fuel tanks and internal spall liners for improved protection. The suffix A3 is used on all variants to denote upgrade to A3 standard.

### Derivatives

**M48 Chaparral:** Anti-aircraft variant equipped with a launcher armed with four MIM-72 Chaparral surface-to-air missiles. Introduced in 1969.

**M58 Wolf:** Smoke screen generator vehicle.

**M106:** Mortar carrier armed with an M30 106.7mm mortar.

**M113 AMEV:** Armoured ambulance.

**M125:** Mortar carrier armed with an M29 or L16 81mm mortar.

**M150:** Anti-tank variant equipped with a TOW anti-tank missile launcher.

**M163 VADS:** Anti-aircraft variant equipped with a turret armed with an M61 Vulcan 20mm autocannon. Introduced in 1969.

**M548:** Unarmoured cargo carrier equipped with a rear cargo bed.

**M577:** Command variant with a high roof, additional radios, and a generator.

**M579:** Repair vehicle equipped with a crane.

**M806:** Repair and recovery vehicle equipped with an internal winch and two earth anchors mounted on the rear hull.

**M901 ITV:** Anti-tank variant equipped with a launcher armed with two TOW missiles. Introduced in 1979.

**M981 FISTV:** Artillery forward observer vehicle. Equipped with sights and other targeting instrumentation in a turret resembling that of the M901. Introduced in 1987.

**M1064:** Mortar carrier armed with a Soltam K6 120mm mortar. Introduced in 1990.
Heckler & Koch M97

M97A4

0.14 kg (empty magazine)

The M97 is an assault rifle developed by Heckler & Koch and chambered in 5.56x45mm Remington. It was the main service rifle of the Imperial Army from 1997 to 2023 and remains in use with reserve and territorial defence units.

## Variants

### Basic variants

**M97:** Original model with skeleton-style folding stock and Hensoldt ZF 3x dual optical sight.

**M97A1:** Introduced in 2001. Fitted with composite tri-rail handguard with integrated heat shield.

**M97A2:** Introduced in 2006. Fitted with new top handle with Hensoldt 3x optic and rail for quick-detachable reflex sights, aluminum tri-rail handguard, enlarged magazine release with drop-free capability, extended bolt release and three-position retractable folding stock.

**M97A3:** Introduced in 2010. Fitted with aluminum top-rail handle and quad-rail handguard, threaded flash hider for use with suppressors, and four-position retractable folding stock with adjustable cheek riser.

**M97A4:** Introduced from 2015 onwards. Fitted with HKey modular rail handguard permitting attachment of HK269 under-barrel grenade launcher. All M97 rifles in service upgraded to this standard.

### Derivatives

**M97H:** Magazine-fed light machine gun fitted with a heavy barrel and bipod. Typically employed with Beta C-Mag 100-round double drum magazines.

**M97S:** Carbine issued to non-infantry personnel and special operations forces.

**M01:** Compact carbine used by special forces and naval boarding teams.

**M06:** M97S variant with longer 400 mm barrel capable of supporting rifle grenades and a bayonet. Developed to meet the requirements of the Imperial Guard. Commonly referred to as either a long carbine or a short rifle.
Heckler & Koch HK333E

HK333EC: 3.12 kg (empty)

HK333EL: 3.85 kg (empty)

### Length

HK333E: 848 mm (stock retracted) / 944 mm (stock extended)HK333EK: 797 mm (stock retracted) / 893 mm (stock extended)

HK333EC: 709 mm (stock retracted) / 805 mm (stock extended)

HK333EL: 934 mm (stock retracted) / 1030 mm (stock extended)

### Barrel length

HK333E: 419 mmHK333EK: 368 mm

HK333EC: 280 mm

HK333EL: 505 mm

### Muzzle velocity

890 m/s (HK333E)882 m/s (HK333EK)

788 m/s (HK333EC)

917 m/s (HK333EL)

### Effective range

600 m (HK333E)500 m (HK333EK)

300 m (HK333EC)

700 m (HK333EL)

### Feed system

30-round AR-15 magazine

The HK333E is an assault rifle developed by Heckler & Koch for the export market and chambered in 5.56x45mm Remington. It is an improved version of the earlier HK333.

## Variants

**HK333E:** Standard assault rifle.

**HK333EL:** Designated marksman rifle.

**HK333EK:** Carbine.

**HK333EC:** Compact carbine.

## Gallery

HK333EKHK333ECHK333ELHK333E in green brown finishHK333EK in green brown finishHK333EC in green brown finishHK333EL in green brown finish
Heckler & Koch USP Compact

USP9 Compact

782 g (USP10 Compact w/ unloaded magazine)

86 g (empty USP10 Compact magazine)

797 g (USP11 Compact w/ unloaded magazine)

83 g (empty USP11 Compact magazine)

11.43x23mm ACP

### Feed system

13-round USP9 Compact detachable box magazine (USP9 Compact)12-round USP10 Compact detachable box magazine (USP10 Compact)

8-round USP11 Compact detachable box magazine (USP11 Compact)

The Heckler & Koch USP Compact is a semi-automatic pistol developed as a compact small-frame variant of the full-size USP. It is available in 9x19mm Parabellum, 10x22mm S&W and 11.43x23mm ACP and was formerly offered in 9x22mm SIG as well. It saw extensive use with various regional police services in the United Empire during the 1990s and 2000s. It has since been largely superseded by newer designs such as the P2000, P30 and SFP9.
Dassault Mirage F1

The Mirage F1 was a third-generation jet fighter developed by Dassault Aviation as a successor to the Mirage III. Unlike its predecessor, it was never adopted by the Imperial Air Force, since it was a private venture intended mainly for the export market. However, it did see use with a number of foreign air forces.

## Variants

**Mirage F1A:** Single-seat ground-attack fighter aircraft, with limited daylight-only air-to-air capability. Fitted with lightweight EMD AIDA 2 ranging radar instead of Cyrano IV of other variants, with laser rangefinder under nose, retractable refueling probe and more fuel.

**Mirage F1B:** Two-seat operational conversion trainer. The extra seat and controls added only 30 cm to the length of the fuselage, but at the cost of less internal fuel capacity and the loss of the internal cannon. The empty weight increased by 200 kg, partly due to the addition of two Martin-Baker Mk 10 zero-zero ejection seats, in place of the Mk 4 used in the F1C, which had a forward speed limitation. In all other aspects the F1B is a combat-capable aircraft and it can compensate for lost capacity with cannon pods and drop tanks.

**Mirage F1C:** Interceptor version, used in air defence.

**Mirage F1D:** Two-seat training version, based on the Mirage F1E multi-role fighter.

**Mirage F1E:** Single-seat all-weather multi-role fighter and ground-attack aircraft.

## Specifications (Mirage F1)

**General characteristics**

* **Crew:** 1
* **Length:** 15.3 m
* **Wingspan:** 8.4 m
* **Height:** 4.5 m
* **Wing area:** 25 m2
* **Empty weight:** 7,400 kg
* **Gross weight:** 10,900 kg (clean take-off weight)
* **Max takeoff weight:** 16,200 kg
* **Powerplant:** 1 × SNECMA Atar 9K-50 afterburning turbojet engine, 49.03 kN thrust dry, 70.6 kN with afterburner

**Performance**

* **Maximum speed:** 2,338 km/h at 11,000 m
* **Maximum speed:** Mach 2.2
* **Combat range:** 425 km hi-lo-hi at Mach 0.75/0.88 with 14 × 250 kg bombs
* **Ferry range:** 3,300 km with maximum external fuel
* **Endurance:** 2 hr 15 min (combat air patrol, with 2 × Super 530 missiles and centreline drop tank)
* **Service ceiling:** 20,000 m
* **Rate of climb:** 243 m/s
* **Thrust/weight:** 0.66

**Armament**

* **Guns:** 2× 30 mm DEFA 553 cannons with 150 rounds per gun
* **Hardpoints:** 1 centreline pylon, four underwing and two wingtip pylons with a capacity of 6,300 kg (practical maximum load 4,000 kg),with provisions to carry combinations of:
	+ **Rockets:** 8× Matra rocket pods with 18× SNEB 68 mm rockets each
	+ **Bombs:** various
	+ **Other:** reconnaissance pods or Drop tanks
* **Missiles:** 2× AIM-9 Sidewinders or Matra R550 Magics on wingtip pylons, 2× Super 530Fs underwing, 1× AM-39 Exocet anti-ship missile, 2× AS-30L laser-guided missiles
Heckler & Koch M97H

The M97H was a magazine-fed light machine gun derived from the M97 assault rifle. It was the standard squad automatic weapon of the Imperial Army from 1997 until 2005, when it was replaced by the M05.

## Variants

**M97H:** Original version introduced in 1997.

**M97HA1:** Upgraded version introduced in 2001. Fitted with composite tri-rail handguard with integrated heat shield.
Iveco LMV2

### Main armament

M2HB 12.7mm heavy machine gun or HK GMG 40mm automatic grenade launcher mounted on RCWS

### Engine

Iveco F1D four-cylinder turbodiesel (162 kW)

### Speed

110 km/h

The Iveco LMV2 is a four-wheeled light armoured vehicle developed by Iveco as an improved version of its original LMV. It is distinguished from its predecessor by its increased payload capacity, improved ballistic and mine protection, larger size, more powerful engine, higher-performance 8-speed automatic transmission, and use of automatic drive management and electronic stability control systems, as well as other changes. It is currently in use with the Imperial Army and Imperial Guard.
AMX-13

The AMX-13 was a light tank used by the Federal Army during the Second and Third Great Wars. It was employed primarily in armoured reconnaissance units, replacing the wheeled Sd.Kfz. 234 armoured car. It was the basis for a wide range of variants, including self-propelled guns, anti-aircraft systems, APCs, IFVs and tank destroyers.

## Variants

### Basic variants

**AMX-13/75 Model 1951:** Initial variant armed with SA 50 75mm high-velocity gun in FL-11 turret.

**AMX-13/90 Model 1964:** Upgraded variant armed with F3 90mm high-velocity gun in FL-10 turret.

**AMX-13 T75:** Tank destroyer fitted with SS.11 wire-guided anti-tank missiles in addition to the 75mm gun.

**AMX-13 T75 TCA:** Upgraded T75 with electronic guidance system for SS.11 missiles.

### Infantry variants

**AMX-13 VTT:** APC variant armed with turret-mounted MG42 or MG3 machine gun. Introduced in 1956.

**AMX-13 VCI:** IFV variant armed with F2 20mm autocannon.

**AMX-13 VCPM:** VTT-based mortar carrier armed with 81mm or 120mm mortar.

### Artillery variants

**AMX-13 155 AMF3:** Self-propelled howitzer variant.

**AMX-13 LT:** VTT-based artillery fire control vehicle.

**AMX-13 RATAC:** VTT-based ground surveillance vehicle equipped with RATAC radar system.

**AMX-13 VCA:** Support vehicle designed to accompany AMF3 self-propelled howitzer.

### Air defence variants

**AMX-13 DCA:** SPAAG variant equipped with twin Hispano-Suiza HS831 30mm autocannons.

### Engineer variants

**AMX-13 VCG:** Armoured engineer vehicle variant.

**AMX-13 PDP:** Bridgelayer variant.

### Support variants

**AMX-13D:** Recovery and repair variant.

**AMX-13 PC:** VTT-based command post.

**AMX-13 VCBT:** Armoured ambulance variant.
TM-170

### Main armament

1x pintle or ring-mounted 7.62mm machine gun or 2x turret-mounted 7.62mm machine guns or 1x turret-mounted 20mm autocannon

### Engine

Daimler-Benz OM366 (final production model - 1993)

### Speed

100 km/h (road)

The TM-170 was an armoured personnel carrier developed by Thyssen-Henschel as a replacement for the UR-416. Like its predecessor, it was based on the chassis and components of the Mercedes-Benz Unimog light truck. It was used by the Imperial Guard during the later phase of the Third Great War and in the postwar years, before being replaced by the Dingo 2.

## Gallery

Illustration of TM-170 fitted with 20mm turretTM-170 configured for riot control
McDonnell Douglas Sea Phantom

The Sea Phantom was a navalised version of the McDonnell Douglas Phantom developed to meet the Imperial Navy's requirement for a long-range fleet defence interceptor. It replaced the Vought Crusader as the United Empire's primary carrier-based fighter from 1968 onwards and was in turn superseded by the Hornet in the mid-1980s.

## Specifications

**General characteristics**

* **Crew:** 2
* **Length:** 17.55 m
* **Wingspan:** 11.7 m
* **Height:** 4.9 m
* **Empty weight:** 14,061 kg
* **Max takeoff weight:** 25,402 kg
* **Powerplant:** 2 × Rolls-Royce Spey 203 low bypass turbofans, 54.0 kN thrust each dry, 91 kN with afterburner

**Performance**

* **Maximum speed:** 2,231 km/h at 12,190 m
* **Maximum speed:** Mach 1.9
* **Ferry range:** 2,816 km
* **Service ceiling:** 18,300 m

**Armament**

* **Air defence**
	+ 4× Sparrow or Skyflash in fuselage recesses plus 2× Sparrow / Skyflash on underwing pylons and 4× Sidewinders on underwing shoulder rails
* **Strike**
	+ Up to 180 SNEB 68mm unguided rockets;
	+ Mix of 230 kg, 340 kg and 450 kg free-fall or retarded bombs
	+ B28/B43/B57 tactical nuclear weapons

**Avionics**

* Ferranti AN/AWG-11 multi-mode radar
* Marconi ARI18228 Radar Warning Receiver
* Marconi AN/ASN-39A computer
* AN/ARN-91 TACAN bearing/distance navigation system
* Cossor IFF
* STR-70P radio altimeter
Gallet TC Police

9x33mmR Magnum at 420 m/s

10.9x33mmR Magnum at 426 m/s

BFD < 15 mm against 9x19mm and 9x33mmR

The Gallet TC Police was an anti-riot helmet with ballistic protection derived from the M92 combat helmet. It was developed by CGF Gallet at the request of the Royal Mirnovian Police Corps, which issued it to mobile reserve departments and other units employed in crowd and riot control missions. It also saw use with various specialised units of the Imperial Guard, most notably the operational reserve regiments and the Mobile Corps.
Leopard 1

### Main armament

1x 105mm Royal Ordnance L7A3 L/52 rifled gun (13 rounds in turret, 42 rounds in hull)

### Secondary armament

2x 7.62mm MG3 machine guns (coaxial and commander's hatch) (5500 rounds)

### Engine

MTU MB 838 CaM 500, 10-cylinder, 37.4 litres, multi-fuel engine (830 PS)

### Speed

65 km/h

The Leopard 1 was a second-generation main battle tank developed by Porsche. It was used by the Imperial Army during the Third Great War. It replaced the Centurion and was in turn replaced by the Leopard 2.

## Variants

**Leopard 1:** Original model. Delivered between 1965 and 1966.

**Leopard 1A1:** New gun stabilization system from Cadillac Gage, skirts to protect upper tracks, and thermal jacket on gun barrel to control heating. Rectangular blocks fastened to the treads with a single pin instead of the earlier two-pin "shaped" versions. Rubber blocks can be replaced with metal X-shaped crampons for movement on ice and snow. Delivered between 1966 and 1972.

**Leopard 1A1A1:** 1A1s upgraded between 1974 and 1977 with additional turret armour developed by Blohm & Voss.

**Leopard 1A1A2:** 1A1 upgraded with PZB 200 image intensification system.

**Leopard 1A1A3:** 1A1 upgraded with SEM80/90 all-digital radios.

**Leopard 1A1A4:** Improvements to the image intensifier.

**Leopard 1A2:** Heavier and better armoured turret. Delivered between 1972 and 1974.

**Leopard 1A2A1:** 1A2 upgraded with PZB 200.

**Leopard 1A2A2:** 1A2 upgraded with digital radios.

**Leopard 1A2A3:** 1A2 upgraded with both PZB 200 and digital radios.

**Leopard 1A3:** New welded turret equipped with a new armour consisting of two spaced steel plates with a plastic filling between them and a wedge-shaped gun mantlet. Delivered in 1974.

**Leopard 1A3A1:** 1A3 upgraded with PZB 200.

**Leopard 1A3A2:** 1A3 upgraded with digital radios.

**Leopard 1A3A3:** 1A3 upgraded with both PZB 200 and digital radios.

**Leopard 1A4:** New computerized fire control system and new EMES 12A1 sighting system. Commander provided with independent PERI R12 night sighting system. Ammunition load reduced to 55 rounds. Delivered from 1974 onwards.

**Leopard 1A5:** Modernization of Leopard 1 for reserve units. Fitted with EMES 18 fire control system and and Lexan bolt-on polycarbonate armour panels. All remaining examples in service upgraded to this standard from 1987 to 1988.

**Biber:** Bridge-layer variant.

**Bergepanzer 2:** Armoured recovery vehicle variant.

**Pionierpanzer 2 Dachs:** Armoured engineer vehicle variant.

**Gepard:** SPAAG variant.
MAN HX81

### Armour

MAC: Level 2 ballistic protection and Level 1 mine protectionIAC: Level 3 ballistic protection and Level 3b mine protection

### Speed

88 km/h

The MAN HX81 is a heavy equipment transporter and tractor unit developed by MAN as part of its HX family of logistic trucks. It is designed to tow semi-trailers with armoured fighting vehicles, self-propelled artillery systems, construction materials and other heavy loads over long distances. It is currently in use with the Imperial Army, having replaced the SLT-50 Elefant. In Imperial service, it complements the SX44 and SX45 utility trucks.
Mauser Model 1893

The Mauser Model 1893 was a bolt-action rifle chambered in 7x57mm Mauser. It was the service rifle of the Imperial Army from 1893 to 1908 and remained in use with second-line and reserve units until 1914. It was also the basis for the later Model 1895.

## Variants

**Model 1893 Rifle:** Standard-length rifle used by infantry.

**Model 1893 Carbine:** Shortened variant used by cavalry, artillery, engineer and support units.
Heckler & Koch M85

The M85 is a compact carbine chambered in 5.56x45mm Remington. It is an improved version of the HK53, itself a derivative of the HK33 export rifle. Like its full-size counterpart the M83, it is adapted to fire the Imperial-standard SS109 cartridge. It was used by Imperial Army and Imperial Guard special operations forces from 1985 until 2001, when it was replaced by the M01.
Dassault Mirage IV

The Dassault Mirage IV was a supersonic, delta-wing strategic bomber used by the Imperial Air Force between 1964 and 1982. It was the first supersonic strategic bomber in IAF service and was employed alongside the Avro Vulcan to strike targets deep inside the Federation during the Third Great War. Both it and the Vulcan were eventually superseded by the Rockwell Lancer.
Model 1940 helmet

The Model 1940 helmet was a steel combat helmet introduced in 1940 as a replacement for the Model 1931. It was the standard helmet of the Imperial Army from 1940 to 1976 and saw use during most of the Second Great War and the first decade of the Third Great War. It was replaced by the Model 1976 composite helmet.
Heckler & Koch USP SD

### Feed system

15-round USP9 detachable box magazine18-round USP9 Expert detachable box magazine (w/ jet funnel modification)

### Sights

Patridge 3-dot type with adjustable rear

The USP SD is a derivative of the USP fitted with a threaded barrel and suppressor height sights. It was developed to meet the requirements of military special operations forces and police special intervention units. It was initially offered in 9x19mm Parabellum and 10x22mm S&W, though the 10mm version was later discontinued in favor of the USP10 Tactical.

## Gallery

USP9 SD with suppressor (left side)USP9 SD with suppressor (right side)
Roland

FlaRakPz 1

The Roland was a mobile short-range surface-to-air missile system developed by the Euromissile consortium. It was used by the Imperial Army during the latter phase of the Third Great War and remained in service until 2015.

## Variants

### Fire units

**Roland 1:** The initial fair-weather, daylight-only version mounted on the AMX-30R chassis with entry into service in 1976. Roland 1 can also fire the Roland 2 and Roland 3 missiles.

**Roland 2:** This is the all-weather version mounted on the AMX-30R chassis, the Marder chassis and also as a shelter mount in either a static location or mounted on a 6×6 or 8×8 all-terrain truck. Euromissile, MaK, IBH and Blohm and Voss in 1983 proposed the Leopard 1 tank chassis as a carrier for the Roland system. Roland 2 can also fire the Roland 3 missile.

**Roland 3:** As part of the development process for the Roland 3 missile, Euromissile developed an upgraded launcher with 4 ready to fire missiles.

**Roland LVB:** Shelter-mounted, air-transportable version intended for use with rapid deployment forces. The upgraded fire unit could user either the existing Roland missile or the new Roland 3 missile.

**Roland NDV:** Extended service life version developed by LFK. Control system digitized and integrated into common air defence command and control system. All examples in Imperial service upgraded to this standard between 2004 and 2005.

### Missile variants

**Roland 1/2:** The initial missile for the Roland system, entering production in 1977. Roland has a speed of 550 m/s and a range of 6.2 km. Roland 1 and 2 missiles have identical statistics but differ in tracking modes, Roland 1 being optically tracked, while Roland 2 missiles incorporate a continuous wave beacon to allow automatic radar tracking.

**Roland 3:** An upgraded missile which entered production in 1988 with speed increased from 550 m/s to 620 m/s and range increased from 6.3 to 8.5 km with maximum effective altitude increased to 6,000 m. Warhead size is also increased to 9.1 kg with 84 hollow-charges. Response time for the first target is quoted as 6–8 seconds with 2–6 seconds for subsequent targets. The Roland 3 missile can be used by all Roland systems.

**Roland RM5:** This was a joint project between Matra, Aerospatiale and MBB begun in 1987 for a missile with increased speed and range. RM5 was designed to achieve speeds of 1,600 m/s (Mach 5.0) with the range increased to 10 km. The RM5 warhead had an 11 kg warhead with dual detonation modes, able to produce either large, high energy fragments for use against armoured targets, or larger numbers of smaller fragments for use against small targets. The companies had committed to only the preliminary design phase and when the Imperial Defence Ministry opted not to fund full scale development in 1991 development of RM-5 ceased.

### Launch platforms

**Flugabwehrraketenpanzer 1 (abbr. FlaRakPz 1 or FRP 1):** Modified Marder chassis equipped with Roland 2 fire unit.

**FlaRakRad Roland (FRR Roland):** MAN KAT1A1 15 t 8x8 truck chassis equipped with Roland 2 fire unit.

**FlaRakRad LVB (FRR LVB):** MAN KAT1A1 7 t 6x6 truck chassis equipped with Roland LVB fire unit.
Heckler & Koch SFP9

SFP9-M

124 g (20-round magazine)

The Heckler & Koch SFP9 is a semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum. It was developed by Heckler & Koch for the police and civil markets.

## Variants

**SFP9-SF:** Version intended for use by police tactical units. The SFP9-SF has a trigger travel of approximately 6 mm with a relatively short trigger reset of 3 mm and a trigger pull of approximately 24 N with a maritime marine coating.

**SFP9-TR:** Version intended for general police use. The SFP9-TR has a trigger travel of approximately 11 mm with a trigger reset of 5 mm and a trigger pull of approximately 30–35 N to accommodate legislation on police duty handguns.

**SFP9-M:** Maritime variant with saltwater resistant special coating (weapon fully usable according to the Ministry of Defence salt spray test and long-term saltwater test as per AC225 requirements) and OTB (Over The Beach) capability.

**SFP9-OR:** Variant designed for use with optics. Uses the same trigger system as the SFP9-SF.

**SFP9-SD:** Sound-suppressed variant.

**SFP9-SK:** Variant with 86-milimetre barrel.

**SFP9-L:** Variant with 127-milimetre barrel.
Heckler & Koch M13

Carbine (M13S)

4.22 kg (M13S, empty weapon)

0.16 kg (unloaded magazine)

### Length

M13: 914 mm (stock retracted) / 994 mm (stock extended)M13L: 1002 mm (stock retracted) / 1082 mm (stock extended)

M13S: 824 mm (stock retracted) / 904 mm (stock extended)

### Barrel length

419 mm (M13)508 mm (M13L)

330 mm (M13S)

### Muzzle velocity

775 m/s (M13)817 m/s (M13L)

742 m/s (M13S)

### Effective range

600 m (M13)800 m (M13L)

500 m (M13S)

### Feed system

20-round HK131 detachable box magazine

The Heckler & Koch M13 (manufacturer designation HK131E) is a battle rifle chambered in 7.62x51mm Winchester. It is derived from the earlier HK131 export rifle. It saw limited use with the armed forces of the United Empire before being superseded by the M22 modular automatic rifle. It was particularly favored by special operations forces, which preferred it over the 5.56mm M97 family for its greater terminal performance at longer distances and against armoured targets.

## Variants

**M13:** Standard battle rifle issued to special operations forces.

**M13A1:** M13 upgraded with HKey modular rail system. Introduced in 2015.

**M13L:** Long-barrelled variant utilised as a designated marksman rifle.

**M13LA1:** M13L upgraded with HKey modular rail system. Introduced in 2015.

**M13S:** Short-barrelled carbine issued to special operations forces.

**M13SA1:** M13S upgraded with HKey modular rail system. Introduced in 2015.
Heckler & Koch M81

M81V1

8.00 kg (V3)

8.75 kg (V4)

910 m/s (V3, V4)

600 m (V3, V4)

### Feed system

50-round HK11 detachable drum magazine or 20-round M59 detachable box magazine (V1)DM1 non-disintegrating belt or M13 disintegrating belt (V2)

100-round HK13 detachable drum magazine or 30-round HK33 detachable box magazine (V3)

M27 disintegrating belt (V4)

### Sights

100-1200 m diopter drum

The M81 was a modular light machine gun designed and manufactured by Heckler & Koch. It could be configured to fire either the 7.62x51mm Winchester or 5.56x45mm Remington cartridges and to feed from detachable box magazines or belts. It was the main squad automatic weapon of the Imperial Army from 1981 until 1997 and remained in general use with the Imperial Guard until 2005.

## Variants

**M81V1:** Magazine-fed light machine gun chambered in 7.62x51mm Winchester.

**M81V2:** Belt-fed light machine gun chambered in 7.62x51mm Winchester and fitted with a longer barrel than the other versions.

**M81V3:** Magazine-fed light machine gun chambered in 5.56x45mm Remington.

**M81V4:** Belt-fed light machine gun chambered in 5.56x45mm Remington.
Scimitar Squad

Scimitar Squad, officially the 1st Squad, 1st Troop, 1st Squadron, 1st Battalion, 1st Special Missions Regiment, was an Imperial Guard special forces squad comprised of eight troopers.

## Roster

Scimitar Squad was split into two fireteams, callsigns Scimitar 1 and Scimitar 2.

### Scimitar 1

* Lieutenant Sara Haddad: Squad commander and fireteam leader. KIA during Operation Lion's Roar.
* Master Corporal Raphael Goldin: Grenadier. WIA during Operation Lion's Roar.
* Corporal Colin Byrne: Automatic rifleman. KIA during Operation Lion's Roar.
* Corporal Ava Coleman: Marksman. KIA during Operation Lion's Roar.

### Scimitar 2

* Sergeant Sofia Perez: Deputy squad commander and fireteam leader. Transferred to Sabre Team after Operation Lion's Roar.
* Master Corporal Camilla Olsen: Grenadier. KIA during Operation Lion's Roar.
* Corporal Agostinho Sousa: Automatic rifleman. WIA during Operation Lion's Roar.
* Corporal Vincenzo Russo: Marksman. WIA during Operation Lion's Roar.
Viking

### Armour

Basic hull protection against small-arms fire and artillery threat (STANAG 4569 Level 2) Enhanced protection (option) with add-on up to 14.5 mm (STANAG 4569 Level 4)

### Main armament

MG5 7.62mm machine gun, M2HB 12.7mm heavy machine gun or HK GMG 40mm automatic grenade launcher mounted on Protector RCWS

### Engine

Cummins 5.9 litre in-line six-cylinder turbocharged diesel (210 kW)

### Transmission

Allison automatic (6 speed forward/1 reverse)

### Speed

70 km/h (roads)5 km/h (water)

The BvS 10 Viking is an amphibious all-terrain armoured vehicle developed by Hägglunds. It is in use with the amphibious and mountain warfare units of the Imperial Army, having replaced the AAV7 and Bv 206 respectively. It is also employed by select units of the Imperial Guard, including the border ranger regiments and the Special Missions Division.

## Variants

### Basic variants

**Viking Mk1:** Original version introduced in 2004.

**Viking Mk2:** Improved version with superior mine protection, more powerful engine and many other changes. Introduced in 2010.

### Configurations

The modular nature of the Viking design, which consists of a common front cab and interchangeable rear cabs, means that it can be configured for a variety of roles. Several mission-specific configurations have been developed.

* Armoured personnel carrier
* Ambulance
* ARTHUR radar system carrier

* Command vehicle
* IRIS-T SLS missile system carrier
* Mortar carrier
* Repair and recovery vehicle
* Supply vehicle

## Gallery

BvS 10 mortar carrier fitted with NEMO 120mm automated mortar turretBvS 10 SHORAD configuration equipped with IRIS-T SLS short-range surface-to-air missiles