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LG Defense Systems Inc., - When You Need The Very Best

Postby Libertarian Governance » Sat Oct 31, 2009 6:08 am

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Welcome To LG Defense Systems, Inc.,
"Opera Non Verba - Deeds Not Words"


LG Defense systems is the international marketing arm of Libertarian Governance arms manufacturers. The Libertarian Governance Arms industry has grown domestically due to the governments requirements for bleeding edge systems. One advantage of dealing with LG Defense Systems is that Libertarian Governance completely lacks arms control legislation or restrictions. The organization is intent on providing the very best real world military technology to its trading partners. LG Defense Systems Inc., is currently screening select designs through V-10's excellent Hightech forums and at times through NSDraftroom. If you do have any insights on any of our systems please contact me by TG.

Discounts Available:
A trade treaty entitles you to a 10% discount on all purchases. If you have a non-aggression pact you will be eligible for an additional 5% discount (15% total) on all purchases. Additionally, with a non-aggression pact LG Defense Systems will provide you a line of credit equal to five times your yearly defense budget. That line of credit has a 10% interest rate and a term up to 10 years. Please notify us if you are eligible for a discount due to treaty.Treaties are available through our Office of Foreign Affairs.

Nations Choose LG Defense Systems When They Want The Very Best Capabilities

Maximizing Lethality:
We look at Lethality by simply using three factors. Deny the enemy the ability of reconnaissance. Establish and maintain air superiority. Kill the enemy using superior firepower, speed and mobility. This is the doctrine that Libertarian Governance Defense forces operate under and the prime reason why our weapons systems are designed to be superior to all other systems currently available.

Nations Using Our Systems:
The Free Republic of Libertarian Governance
Empire of Greater Ithera
Confederacy of Novalands
Corporate Sanctuary of Merkonia
Democratic Republic of Atari Tetris IV
Republic of Tunsrinika
Republic of Free Commonalities
Confederacy of Welas
Armed Republic of Mount Kip
The Allied States of Kirgoslav
The Conservative Democracy of Pokemonman
The Holy Empire of Vetok
The Empire of The House of Castile
The United Socialist States of Muscov Russia
The United Federal Federation of Lioh
The Empire of the Eagleland
The People's Commonwealth of Gestron
The Confederacy of Brostan
(Name Withheld Due To Security)
The Republic of Monarchist California
The Allied States of Sivonaa
The Empire of Tergnitz
The United Territory States of Justorica
The Military States of Karatakgh
The Armed Republic of Royalsoldiers
The Allied States of BravenessofWarrior
The United Kingdom of Telvira
Empire of Europe-prussia
The Allied States of Zarabad
The Federal Republic of Sierra Apathia
The Dictatorship of Gebeta
The Emirate of Emeraria
The Federation of Serbian_Soviet_Union
The Commonwealth of Strykla
The Holy Empire of Tybra
The Kingdom of Nouvelle Rhodes
The Federal Republic of Teccor
The Ever-Lasting Dominion of The Corparation
The Democratic Republic of Verzia
The Federation of The American States51
The United States of Allanea
The Empire of Spectare
The United Dominion
The Armed Republic of Ubernisme
The Communist People's Republics of Strathy
The Rhine-Ruhr Reich of Hornopolis
The Confederacy of Clavia
The Federal Republic of The Baltic Alliance
The Huge Mistake of Bluth Corporation
The Sultanate Of Shaff
The Federation Of Brewdomia
The Empire of Rajesthan
The United Federation of Military Command
The Imperium of Former Principalities
The Camroxian Empire of Andertion
The Dictatorship of Hogusho
The Confederacy of Vesser
The Forlorn Realm of New Azura
The Nation of Lashuga
The Holy Empire of Kiotop
The Republic of Arabiak
The Confederacy of Minami Atollia
The Empire of Sol-Kar
The People's Republic of Kriania
United People's Totalitarian State of Aldarminia
Imperial Commonwealth of Malkyer
The Allied States of Scandinavia Reformed
The Imperial Empire of ViperLord
The Corporate Commonwealth of Dinosians
The Republic of United and Free
The Armed Republic of Lithara
The Federal Republic of Sremski okrug
The Republic of Furi curi
The Federation of Crystillaeia
The Golden Imperium of Trescott
The Armed Republic of Finnian Bastada
The Capitalist Democracy of Jazan
The United Marxist Republics of Kelzar
The Security Syndicate of The Black Plains
The Kingdom of Eastern Azusa
The democratic peoples Republic of karvoco
The Free Republic of Urstanian Governance
The United States of Buresta
The Free Freedom Loving Land of Living Freedom Land
The Holy Empire of Madox
The Democratic States of Remedean
The United States of Fashiontopia
The Kingdom of Antalla
The Protectorate of Holy Roman Confederate
The Unified Realm Defense Forces
The Republic of Molvadia
The Arab Republic of Phalangia
The Republik of Solm
The Social Anarchy of Mediterreania
The New United States of Jordtopia
The Principality of Rhodoktarius
The Honourable Confederation of New Azura
The Republic of Minnysota
The Sarmian Colony of Western Sarmatia
The Unitary Indonesian Empire of Yohannes
The United States of Cadonica
The Republic of Stromburg
The Constitutional Monarchy of Angenwit
The Imperial Monarchy of Marzeron
The dictatorship POD
The Republic of Ziyou Guo
The Sultanic Empire of Malascen
The Kingdom of Third Mexican Empire
The Dominion of Valedia
The Empire Of Latnya
The Royal Isolationist Empire of St George of England
The Academic state of Ugazagaztan
The People's Union of Power and Stability
The Empire if Davishire
The Grand Holy Empire of MInroz
The Armed Republic of Spirit of Hope
The Free Kingdom of Erathore
The Armed Republic of HomeLand Safety
The Holy Empire of Tanzoria
The Solarian Leauge
The Democratic Republic of Marulia
The People's Republic of Endoranian
The Federation of Port-du-sud
The Holy Empire of Ahtreil
The Grand Holy Empire of MInroz
The Armed Republic of Spirit of Hope
The United Nation of Dinosians
The Kingdom of Vixandia
The Commonwealth of 32BN
Free Republic of Lamoni
The Dominion of Valedia
The Indie Union of British Kuwait


Fast Production and Fulfillment:
LG Defense Systems Inc., is able to fulfill contracts fast because of our extremely high manufacturing capabilities. We have developed subsidiary companies in a number of third countries to ensure that we can build your system fast and get it to you fast. No other armament company comes close. Our subsidiaries are:

LG Defense Systems of Belkin Provinces, Inc.,
LG Defense Systems of Brostan, Inc.,
LG Defense Systems of Hogusho, Inc.,
LG Defense Systems of Er-rath, Inc.,
LG Defense Systems of Merkonia, Inc.,
LG Defense Systems of Pan-Freeland Inc.,
LG Defense Systems of Pattyonia, Inc.,
LG Defense Systems of Satirius Inc.,
LG Defense Systems of Spectare, Inc.,
LG Defense Systems of Strykla, Inc.,
LG Defense Systems of Tergnitz, Inc.,
LG Defense Systems of The Eagleland Inc.,
LG Defense Systems of Xyliod Inc.,
LG Defense Systems of Lemonius Inc.,
LG Defense Systems of Aldarminia Inc.,
LG Defense Systems of Third Mexican Empire Inc.,
LG Defense Systems of Erathore Inc.,
LG Defense Systems of Strathy Inc.,
LG Defense Systems of New Azura Inc.,


LG Defense Systems In The News:
    LG Defense Systems signs $46 Trillion NSD deal with The Empire of Spectare." The Fonion Magazine
    LG Defense Systems Inc., signs 9.46 Trillion dollar weapons deal" Business.lg
    At least 35 Yousefrian ships were sank by Tigershark anti-ship missiles" Voice Of Liberty TV
    Jinn II UCAV shoots down three Su-27 Fighters, by itself!" New Rome Centurian Newspaper
    Miniature Air Vehicles successful against Joesavi Troops" Hyphae Times Newspaper
    Carrier Battle Group Tracks and films stealth aircraft and subs without enemy knowing." Voice of Liberty TV

What Our Customers Say:
"We have crippled a now-defunct slave state using your missiles. Thanks, Libertarians!" District Commander-elect, Militia Corps Shahr-e Kitab, Mediterreania
"Just 1 Valkyrie IDS took out a New Merston airbase. We thank you very much for the weapons." Royalsoldiers High Commander Ranger Hawk
"Thanks to your marvelous armaments we were able to avoid war due to the fact that the enemy was equipped with T-72s and M-60s" The Confederacy of Brostan
"In one surprise attack our military destroyed 44 Cerberii Ships, 220 F-22, 40 Predator UAVs, 45 Alligator Transport Helicopters, 50 Leopard Attack Helicopters and the entire satellite networks of three nations using LG Defense weapons without 1 casualty" Emperor Locutus of Greater Ithera
"The Insect Spy machine, is such a marvel....it can even be controlled by a Cybus Industries Earpod...with the right codes that is. These marvelous little devices helped us track down Thaddus Roth, and capture him....but then he escaped. but the Insect Spy units found his hide-out!"-Torchwood(Cybus1 Intelligence)

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Small Arms and Munitions

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LG Defense Systems Small arms are infantry weapons designed to give the individual soldier light weight highly accurate and highly reliable tools to destroy the enemy with. They denote weapons smaller then 20mm. Most of our small arms are manufactured by Shrec Military Industries Inc.,. Except for hand grenades all of our small arms come with 1000 rounds of ammunition. Please note the Shrec AWS is the primary weapon of the LGDF and the replacement for the AR-9 series of weapons. The Ar-9 now carries a 300 round magazine of 6.3 mm and higher rate of fire.

Shrec Advanced Weapon System

The Shrec AR-9
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The Shrec AR-9 is the ultimate assault rifle chambered for the 6.5mm x 41mm 100gr caseless round using High Ignition Temperature Propellant (HITP). The weapons are designed with heavy fluted barrels to maximize sustained automatic fire and each internal part is coated with a molecular lubricant. Utilizes a 250 round disposable compact magazine housed in the buttstock of the weapon. Standard equipment includes a 40mm under barrel grenade launcher and electronic scope.

The weapon uses a 6.5mm x 41mm caseless ammunition, with the propellant shaped into rectangular shapes. The projectile is 6.5 mm in diameter with a case length of 41mm. The 6.5mm round is 70% the weight of a conventional 6.5mm Grendel round. The round also has similar ballistics to a 6.5 mm Grendel round, but the 6.5 mm HITP caseless has a higher muzzle velocity due primarily to the characteristics and formulation of the HITP propellent. That increased velocity gives the round a lbs ft of energy rating of 2418.

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The weapon has two firing modes: semi-auto and full-auto at 750 rounds per minute. The loading and feed mechanism is physically very complicated but exceptionally fast and reliable.

1. As the cocking handle on the side is rotated clockwise by the weapon operator:
2. A round is dropped into the revolving chamber vertically (a loading piston assists this process).
3. The mechanism is then pulled forward by the return spring rotating the chamber 90° until it is lined up with the barrel. This completes the chambering of the round and charging of the electronic firing pin.
4. When the trigger is pulled, an electronic firing pin ignites the primer, which then ignites a powder booster charge that pushes the bullet into the barrel. The solid block of propellant is broken up to increase the ignition surface area and ignites, accelerating the bullet out of the barrel.
5. As the projectile is accelerating up the barrel, recoil forces drive the barrel, chamber and operating mechanism rearwards within the weapon, dissipating energy for single shot and fully automatic modes.
6. Gas tapped off from the barrel rotates the chamber and actuates the loading mechanism then rotating the chamber back to the vertical original position until it is lined up with the feed mechanism and the process repeats.

Because the Shrec uses caseless ammunition there are no extraction and ejection steps. If a round fails to fire the rifle can be manually unloaded by twisting the cocking handle counterclockwise. This pushes the failed/training round out an emergency ejection port on the side of the rifle and loads the next round.

When the rounds are fired, the barrel, chamber and operating mechanism recoils back against recoil springs several inches. Only when it strikes the buffer at the back of the rifle does the user feel the recoil. The rifle only loads and fires one round per movement of the internal mechanism. When the barrel and mechanism reaches the rearmost point in it's travel, the recoil springs push it forward back into its normal forward position. This movement also powers a plunger based generator that powers the electronic firing pin. The cocking lever is used to manually charge the firing pin.

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To avoid cookoff of caseless rounds a denatured hexogen propellant with a special binder and coating for the ammunition has increased the spontaneous ignition temperature to 371 °C (700 °F). This HITP round is fired by a patented electronic firing pin that sends a small electrical current to cause detonation of the primer which provides the thermal impulse necessary to ignite the propellant which then deflagrates, producing pressure. For added safety and efficiency during prolonged automatic fire we have incorporated a fluted barrel design in the AR-9. The fluted barrel will definitely dissipate heat quickly. This is due to the heat being allowed to reach the outside temperature at a faster rate by removing materials.

Our patented AC-3 Dry Lubricant system is used to coat all internal parts and the barrel. AC-3 is the controlled atmospheric application of a
proprietary formulated, modified tungsten disulfide. When the tungsten disulfide is applied in lamellar form through our precision process it forms a thin, uniform coating that forms a molecular bond with the substrate, and will not chip, flake or peel. It is inert,inorganic, non-toxic, non-corrosive and resistant to most petrochemical fuels, solvents and acids. Yet it is compatible will all wet lubricants.

Weight: 4.57kg
Length: 725mm
Barrel length: 460 mm
Rate of fire: Single shot, full auto at 750 rpm
Muzzle velocity: 3300 ft/sec (1005.8 m/s)
Energy: 2418 fpe (3288 joules)
Effective range: 914.4 meters
magazine: 250 round Disposable compact magazine, waterproof, reloadable, no magazine spring
accessories 40mm Grenade launcher, range 800 m
Price: 3200 NSD

The Shrec AR-9L
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The Shrec AR-9L is the mainline assault rifle for the LGDF. It is chambered for the 6.5mm x 41mm 100gr caseless round using High Ignition Temperature Propellant (HITP). The weapons are designed with heavy fluted barrels to maximize sustained automatic fire and each internal part is coated with a molecular lubricant. Utilizes a 250 round disposable compact magazine housed in the buttstock of the weapon. Standard equipment includes a bipod and electronic scope.

The weapon uses a 6.5mm x 41mm caseless ammunition, with the propellant shaped into rectangular shapes. The projectile is 6.5 mm in diameter with a case length of 41mm. The 6.5mm round is 70% the weight of a conventional 6.5mm Grendel round. The round also has similar ballistics to a 6.5 mm Grendel round, but the 6.5 mm HITP caseless has a higher muzzle velocity due primarily to the characteristics and formulation of the HITP propellent. That increased velocity gives the round a lbs ft of energy rating of 2418.

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The weapon has two firing modes: semi-auto and full-auto at 750 rounds per minute. The loading and feed mechanism is physically very complicated but exceptionally fast and reliable.

1. As the cocking handle on the side is rotated clockwise by the weapon operator:
2. A round is dropped into the revolving chamber vertically (a loading piston assists this process).
3. The mechanism is then pulled forward by the return spring rotating the chamber 90° until it is lined up with the barrel. This completes the chambering of the round and charging of the electronic firing pin.
4. When the trigger is pulled, an electronic firing pin ignites the primer, which then ignites a powder booster charge that pushes the bullet into the barrel. The solid block of propellant is broken up to increase the ignition surface area and ignites, accelerating the bullet out of the barrel.
5. As the projectile is accelerating up the barrel, recoil forces drive the barrel, chamber and operating mechanism rearwards within the weapon, dissipating energy for single shot and fully automatic modes.
6. Gas tapped off from the barrel rotates the chamber and actuates the loading mechanism then rotating the chamber back to the vertical original position until it is lined up with the feed mechanism and the process repeats.

Because the Shrec uses caseless ammunition there are no extraction and ejection steps. If a round fails to fire the rifle can be manually unloaded by twisting the cocking handle counterclockwise. This pushes the failed/training round out an emergency ejection port on the side of the rifle and loads the next round.

When the rounds are fired, the barrel, chamber and operating mechanism recoils back against recoil springs several inches. Only when it strikes the buffer at the back of the rifle does the user feel the recoil. The rifle only loads and fires one round per movement of the internal mechanism. When the barrel and mechanism reaches the rearmost point in it's travel, the recoil springs push it forward back into its normal forward position. This movement also powers a plunger based generator that powers the electronic firing pin. The cocking lever is used to manually charge the firing pin.
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To avoid cookoff of caseless rounds a denatured hexogen propellant with a special binder and coating for the ammunition has increased the spontaneous ignition temperature to 371 °C (700 °F). This HITP round is fired by a patented electronic firing pin that sends a small electrical current to cause detonation of the primer which provides the thermal impulse necessary to ignite the propellant which then deflagrates, producing pressure. For added safety and efficiency during prolonged automatic fire we have incorporated a fluted barrel design in the AR-9L. The fluted barrel will definitely dissipate heat quickly. This is due to the heat being allowed to reach the outside temperature at a faster rate by removing materials.

The AR-9 is optionally configurable to use 6.3 mm HITP telescopic case-less rounds. In this configuration the Shrec sports a 300 round magazine. The rate of fire is increased to 850 rounds per minute.

Our patented AC-3 Dry Lubricant system is used to coat all internal parts and the barrel. AC-3 is the controlled atmospheric application of a
proprietary formulated, modified tungsten disulfide. When the tungsten disulfide is applied in lamellar form through our precision process it forms a thin, uniform coating that forms a molecular bond with the substrate, and will not chip, flake or peel. It is inert,inorganic, non-toxic, non-corrosive and resistant to most petrochemical fuels, solvents and acids. Yet it is compatible with all wet lubricants.

Weight: 3.27kg
Length: 725mm
Barrel length: 460 mm
Rate of fire: Single shot, full auto at 750 rpm
Muzzle velocity: 3300 ft/sec (1005.8 m/s)
Energy: 2418 fpe (3288 joules)
Effective range: 914.4 meters
magazine: 250 round Disposable compact magazine, waterproof, reloadable, no magazine spring
accessories Bipod
Price: 2800 NSD

The Shrec LMG-9L
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The LMG-9L and heavier LMG-9 are caseless light machine guns chambered for the 6.5mm x 41mm 100gr caseless round using High Ignition Temperature Propellant. The LMG-9 series uses a 250 round detachable magazine that is inserted into the butt of the weapon. The weapons are designed with heavy fluted barrels to maximize sustained automatic fire and each internal part is coated with a molecular lubricant. Standard equipment includes a bipod and electronic scope.

The weapon uses a 6.5mm x 41mm caseless ammunition, with the propellant shaped into rectangular shapes. The projectile is 6.5 mm in diameter with a case length of 41mm. The 6.5mm round is 70% the weight of a conventional 6.5mm Grendel round. The round also has similar ballistics to a 6.5 mm Grendel round, but the 6.5 mm HITP caseless has a higher muzzle velocity due primarily to the characteristics and formulation of the HITP propellent and longer barrel. That increased velocity gives the round a lbs ft of energy rating of 2537.

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The weapon has an adjustable firing mode controlled by a thumb controlled switch with full auto at 650 and 1100 rpm. The loading and feed mechanism is physically very complicated but exceptionally fast and reliable.

1. As the cocking handle on the side is rotated clockwise by the weapon operator:
2. A round is dropped into the revolving chamber vertically (a loading piston assists this process).
3. The mechanism is then pulled forward by the return spring rotating the chamber 90° until it is lined up with the barrel. This completes the chambering of the round and charging of the electronic firing pin.
4. When the trigger is pulled, an electronic firing pin ignites the primer, which then ignites a powder booster charge that pushes the bullet into the barrel. The solid block of propellant is broken up to increase the ignition surface area and ignites, accelerating the bullet out of the barrel.
5. As the projectile is accelerating up the barrel, recoil forces drive the barrel, chamber and operating mechanism rearwards within the weapon, dissipating energy for single shot and fully automatic modes.
6. Gas tapped off from the barrel rotates the chamber and actuates the loading mechanism then rotating the chamber back to the vertical original position until it is lined up with the feed mechanism and the process repeats.

Because the Shrec uses caseless ammunition there are no extraction and ejection steps. If a round fails to fire the rifle can be manually unloaded by twisting the cocking handle counterclockwise. This pushes the failed/training round out an emergency ejection port on the side of the rifle and loads the next round.

When the rounds are fired, the barrel, chamber and operating mechanism recoils back against recoil springs several inches. Only when it strikes the buffer at the back of the rifle does the user feel the recoil. The rifle only loads and fires one round per movement of the internal mechanism. When the barrel and mechanism reaches the rearmost point in it's travel, the recoil springs push it forward back into its normal forward position. This movement also powers a plunger based generator that powers the electronic firing pin. The cocking lever is used to manually charge the firing pin.

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To avoid cookoff of caseless rounds a denatured hexogen propellant with a special binder and coating for the ammunition has increased the spontaneous ignition temperature to 371 °C (700 °F). This HITP round is fired by a patented electronic firing pin that sends a small electrical current to cause detonation of the primer which provides the thermal impulse necessary to ignite the propellant which then deflagrates, producing pressure. For added safety and efficiency during prolonged automatic fire we have incorporated a fluted barrel design in the LMG-9/L. The fluted barrel will definitely dissipate heat quickly. This is due to the heat being allowed to reach the outside temperature at a faster rate by removing materials.

Our patented AC-3 Dry Lubricant system is used to coat all internal parts and the barrel. AC-3 is the controlled atmospheric application of a
proprietary formulated, modified tungsten disulfide. When the tungsten disulfide is applied in lamellar form through our precision process it forms a thin, uniform coating that forms a molecular bond with the substrate, and will not chip, flake or peel. It is inert,inorganic, non-toxic, non-corrosive and resistant to most petrochemical fuels, solvents and acids. Yet it is compatible will all wet lubricants.

Weight: 5.27kg
Length: 1,041 mm
Barrel length: 521 mm
Rate of fire: Adjustable full auto at 650 and 1100 rpm
Muzzle velocity: 3380 ft/sec (1030.2 m/s)
Energy: 2537 fpe (3450 joules)
Effective range: 1000 meters
magazine: 250 round Disposable compact magazine, waterproof, reloadable, no magazine spring
accessories Bipod
Price: 4100 NSD

The Shrec MP-7 PDW
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The 4.6 x 30mm caseless PDW are intended, as name implies, to be a defensive sidearm for second-line troops, vehicle crews and other military personnel who normally not issued with assault rifles. Previously, these troops were issued with pistols or submachine guns, but proliferation of body armor in recent years made those guns ineffective. Achieves 100% penetration of the CRISAT body armor (1.6mm of Titanium plus 20 layers of Kevlar) at effective range of 200 meters. After CRISAT penetration, the 4.6mm round will penetrate 12-14 inches of tissue. Once it defeats the armor, the round will yaw inside the target, thus creating a larger wound channel. Other types of ammunition, including tracer, frangible, spoon-tip (rapid-tumbling for use against unarmored human targets), blank and trill (inert) are available.

The MP7 operates in a more conventional fashion than the 9 series weapons. It fires a specially designed, armor-piercing round with a muzzle velocity of 2800 fps. This ammunition is unique among submachine guns in that the bullet is made almost entirely of a hardened steel penetrator instead of softer brass or lead. The ammunition and design result in almost no recoil. The round also has a small diameter (it can almost be described as a scaled down .223 Remington), allowing for high capacity in a very small magazine.

The weapon uses 20-round, 30-round, or 40-round box magazines fitted within the pistol grip. The weapon features an ambidextrous fire-select lever and rear cocking grip. It has an extendable stock and a folding front grip; it can be fired either one-handed or two-handed. It is compact and light using polymers in its construction.

The weapon has two firing modes: semi-auto and full-auto at 950 rounds per minute. The loading and feed mechanism though more conventionally designed are none the less exceptionally fast and reliable.

1. As the cocking grip is pulled back by the weapon operator:
2. A round is picked up by the revolving chamber.
3. The chamber rotates clockwise until it is lined up with the barrel. This completes the chambering of the round and charging of the electronic firing pin.
4. When the trigger is pulled, an electronic firing pin ignites the primer, which then ignites a powder booster charge that pushes the bullet into the barrel. The solid block of propellant is broken up to increase the ignition surface area and ignites, accelerating the bullet out of the barrel.
5. As the projectile is accelerating up the barrel, recoil forces drive the barrel, magazine, chamber and operating mechanism rearwards within the weapon, dissipating energy for single shot and fully automatic modes.
6. Gas tapped off from the barrel rotates the chamber and actuates the loading mechanism then rotating the chamber back to the original position until it is lined up with the feed mechanism and the process repeats.

Because the Shrec uses caseless ammunition there are no extraction and ejection steps. If a round fails to fire the rifle can be manually unloaded by pulling the charging grip to the rear. This ejects the failed/training round out an emergency ejection port on the side of the rifle and loads the next round.

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When the rounds are fired, the barrel, magazine, chamber and operating mechanism recoils back against recoil springs several inches. Only when it strikes the buffer at the back of the rifle does the user feel the recoil. The rifle only loads and fires one round per movement of the internal mechanism. When the barrel and mechanism reaches the rearmost point in it's travel, the recoil springs push it forward back into its normal forward position. This movement also powers a plunger based generator that powers the electronic firing pin. The cocking lever is used to manually charge the firing pin.

To avoid cookoff of caseless rounds a denatured hexogen propellant with a special binder and coating for the ammunition has increased the spontaneous ignition temperature to 371 °C (700 °F). This HITP round is fired by a patented electronic firing pin that sends a small electrical current to cause detonation of the primer which provides the thermal impulse necessary to ignite the propellant which then deflagrates, producing pressure. For added safety and efficiency during prolonged automatic fire we have incorporated a fluted barrel design in the MP-7. The fluted barrel will definitely dissipate heat quickly. This is due to the heat being allowed to reach the outside temperature at a faster rate by removing materials.

Our patented AC-3 Dry Lubricant system is used to coat all internal parts and the barrel. AC-3 is the controlled atmospheric application of a
proprietary formulated, modified tungsten disulfide. When the tungsten disulfide is applied in lamellar form through our precision process it forms a thin, uniform coating that forms a molecular bond with the substrate, and will not chip, flake or peel. It is inert,inorganic, non-toxic, non-corrosive and resistant to most petrochemical fuels, solvents and acids. Yet it is compatible will all wet lubricants.

Weight: 1.5kg
Length(stock closed/open): 340 / 540 mm
Barrel length: 180 mm
Rate of fire: 950 rpm
Muzzle velocity: 2800 ft/sec (853.4 m/s)
Energy: 696 fpe (947 Joules)
Effective range: 300 meters
magazine: 40 round detachable
accessories Silencer, Day/Night Scope
Price: 1600 NSD

The Shrec AP-9 Pistol
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The Shrec AP-9 Automatic Pistol is a select-fire 10x25mm 200 gr caseless machine pistol used as a sidearm by LGDF and police forces. It is renowned for its controllability, allowing a shooter to accurately fire the weapon in bursts of more than 10-15 rounds, instead of the typical two or three round bursts that other submachine guns are limited to. It has greater knock down power than the MP-7 though it isn't as accurate. Magazines come in a 30 round detachable box. A suppressor can be also fitted. The forward pistol grip folds down for use and there is a folding stock.

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The MP 9 is a short recoil operated, locked breech, selective fired caseless weapon. The MP 9 features a rotating barrel locking, and the bolt is telescoped around the barrel for about half of its length. The entire bolt/barrel group is enclosed in lightweight polymer housing, which protects the mechanisms from elements and rough handling.

The MP 9 is fired by an electronic firing pin. Trigger unit features a drop safety, as well as ambidextrous safety / fire selector in the form of the cross-bolt push-button, located in the grip behind the trigger. The cocking handle is located at the top rear of the receiver/housing, and does not reciprocate when gun is fired due to its caseless non-ejecting operation. The muzzle end of the barrel is protected by a muzzle cap, which is shaped to accept proprietary silencer. Side-folding buttstock is made from polymer, and easily goes out of way when not required. Standard sights are of ghost ring (diopter with large aperture) type, and are fully adjustable, with ability to mount red-dot or night sights onto integral Picatinny/MIL-STD rail.

To avoid cookoff of caseless rounds a denatured hexogen propellant with a special binder and coating for the ammunition has increased the spontaneous ignition temperature to 371 °C (700 °F). This HITP round is fired by a patented electronic firing pin that sends a small electrical current to cause detonation of the primer which provides the thermal impulse necessary to ignite the propellant which then deflagrates, producing pressure. For added safety and efficiency during prolonged automatic fire we have incorporated a fluted barrel design in the AP-9. The fluted barrel will definitely dissipate heat quickly. This is due to the heat being allowed to reach the outside temperature at a faster rate by removing materials.

Our patented AC-3 Dry Lubricant system is used to coat all internal parts and the barrel. AC-3 is the controlled atmospheric application of a
proprietary formulated, modified tungsten disulfide. When the tungsten disulfide is applied in lamellar form through our precision process it forms a thin, uniform coating that forms a molecular bond with the substrate, and will not chip, flake or peel. It is inert,inorganic, non-toxic, non-corrosive and resistant to most petrochemical fuels, solvents and acids. Yet it is compatible will all wet lubricants.

Weight: 1.3kg
Length: 282 mm
Barrel length: 130 mm
Rate of fire: 900rpm
Muzzle velocity: 1400 ft/sec (426.7 m/s)
Energy: 870 fpe (1184 joules)
Effective range: 100 meters
magazine: 30 round detachable
accessories Silencer, Day/Night Scope
Price: 900 NSD

Shrec Annihilator 12 gauge
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The Shrec Annihilator 12 guage is a select fire drum feed caseless 12-gauge shotgun designed to provide sustained firepower in close-combat scenarios. It accepts 32-round drum magazines. Both types of magazine are made of polymerwith their rear side made from translucent polymer for quick determination of the number of shot shells left. It has a range of 40m and can be fired in semi-auto mode and full auto mode.

The Annihilator makes use of an advanced adaptation of the constant recoil system that reduces recoil by 90% as compared to a traditional 12 gauge shotgun. This recoils system also powers a plunger based generator that powers the electronic firing pin. The cocking lever is used to manually charge the firing pin.The reduction in recoil is the primary reason that this shotgun can be fired effectively in the automatic mode. The Annihilator uses many different types of cartridges such as 00 buck shot, #4 bird shot, 12-bore lead slugs, or less-than-lethal rubber stun batons. It can also fire flares or special FRAG-12 18.5mm fin-stablized HE, HEAP, and sensor fused HEAB "high explosive air-burst" fragmentation shells that can detonate in mid-air using a proximity fuse.

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Frag 12 HEAB Projectile


The weapon has two firing modes: semi-auto and full-auto at 350 rounds per minute both controlled by the trigger. The loading and feed mechanism though more conventionally designed are none the less exceptionally fast and reliable.

1. As the cocking grip is pulled back by the weapon operator:
2. A round is picked up by the revolving chamber.
3. The chamber rotates clockwise until it is lined up with the barrel. This completes the chambering of the round and charging of the electronic firing pin.
4. When the trigger is pulled, an electronic firing pin ignites the primer, which then ignites a powder booster charge that pushes the bullet into the barrel. The solid block of propellant is broken up to increase the ignition surface area and ignites, accelerating the bullet out of the barrel.
5. As the projectile is accelerating up the barrel, recoil forces drive the barrel, magazine, chamber and operating mechanism rearwards within the weapon, dissipating energy for single shot and fully automatic modes.
6. Gas tapped off from the barrel rotates the chamber and actuates the loading mechanism then rotating the chamber back to the original position until it is lined up with the feed mechanism and the process repeats.

Because the Shrec uses caseless ammunition there are no extraction and ejection steps. If a round fails to fire the rifle can be manually unloaded by pulling the charging grip to the rear. This ejects the failed/training round out an emergency ejection port on the side of the rifle and loads the next round.

To avoid cookoff of caseless rounds a denatured hexogen propellant with a special binder and coating for the ammunition has increased the spontaneous ignition temperature to 371 °C (700 °F). This HITP round is fired by a patented electronic firing pin that sends a small electrical current to cause detonation of the primer which provides the thermal impulse necessary to ignite the propellant which then deflagrates, producing pressure. For added safety and efficiency during prolonged automatic fire we have incorporated a fluted barrel design in the Annihilator. The fluted barrel will definitely dissipate heat quickly. This is due to the heat being allowed to reach the outside temperature at a faster rate by removing materials.

Our patented AC-3 Dry Lubricant system is used to coat all internal parts and the barrel. AC-3 is the controlled atmospheric application of a
proprietary formulated, modified tungsten disulfide. When the tungsten disulfide is applied in lamellar form through our precision process it forms a thin, uniform coating that forms a molecular bond with the substrate, and will not chip, flake or peel. It is inert,inorganic, non-toxic, non-corrosive and resistant to most petrochemical fuels, solvents and acids. Yet it is compatible will all wet lubricants.

Weight: 4.2 kg (empty); 4.4 kg (loaded)
Length: 960 mm (37.79 inches)
Barrel length 460 mm (18.11 inches)
Rate of fire: 350 rpm
Muzzle velocity: 1680 ft/s (512.1 m/s)
Energy: 2739 fpe (3724 joules)
Effective range: 15 m; 200 m with Frag 12
magazine: 32 round detachable drum
Price: 2,800 NSD

The Shrec LM-320
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The LM-320 is a multiple-shot weapon, intended to significantly increase a small squad's firepower when compared to traditional single-shot grenade launchers The LM-320 is designed to be simple, rugged, and reliable. It uses the well-proven revolver principle to achieve a high rate of accurate fire which can be rapidly brought to bear on a target. A variety of 40x53mm caseless rounds such as HE, HEAT, anti-riot baton, irritant, and pyrotechnic can be loaded and fired as fast as the trigger can be pulled; the cylinder can be loaded or unloaded rapidly to maintain a high rate of fire. Although intended primarily for offensive and defensive use with high-explosive rounds, with appropriate ammunition the launcher is suitable for anti-riot and other security operations.

The LM-320 is shoulder-fired spring-driven 40 mm grenade launcher with a six-round revolver-style magazine capable of accepting most 40x46mm grenades. The cylinder is spring-loaded and rotates automatically while firing, but it must be wound back up after every reloading.

The LM-320 grenade launcher consists of a lightweight, progressively rifled steel barrel, sight assembly, frame with firing mechanism, spring-actuated revolving cylinder magazine, and a folding stock. The weapon has a fire selector safety switch just above the rear pistol grip which can be operated from either side. The launcher cannot be accidentally discharged if dropped.

The launcher is loaded by releasing the cylinder axis pin and swinging the steel frame away from the cylinder. The rear of the cylinder (including the pistol grip) is unlatched and pivoted counter-clockwise to expose the chambers during reloading. By inserting the fingers into the empty chambers and rotating the aluminum cylinder it is then wound against its driving spring. The grenades are then inserted into the chambers, one-by-one (because the cylinder cannot be removed), the frame closed, and the axis pin re-engaged to lock. When the trigger is pressed an electronic firing pin fires the grenade. Gas pressure on a piston unlocks the cylinder and allows the spring to rotate it until the next chamber is aligned with the firing pin, whereupon the next round can be fired. If a misfire occurs the trigger can be pulled repeatedly. The firing pin is powered by a rechargeable battery stored in the pistol grip. The battery contains an integrated solar cell for recharging in the field and allows for 240 shots on a full charge.

The LM-320 is equipped with a collimating reflex sight which provides a single aiming dot. The shooter aims with both eyes open and the effect is to see the aiming spot superimposed on the target, both target and aiming dot being in sharp focus. The launcher is also fitted with an artificial boresight which can be used to zero the sight. The CFS includes a radio-luminous lamp which provides the spot contrast and which has a life of approximately 10 years. The CFS was designed to be used to determine the range to the target and instantly adjusted. It enables the user to increase the hit probability at ranges up to 400 m. The range quadrant is graduated in 25 m increments and aim is automatically compensated for drift.

Weight: 5.3 kg (11.68 lb)
Length: 756 mm (29.8 in) stock extended / 676 mm (26.6 in) stock folded
Barrel length: 260 mm (10.2 in)
Rate of fire: 2 rounds/sec (rapid fire); 8 rounds/min (sustained)
Muzzle velocity: 220.69 m/sec
Effective range: 800 m
magazine: 6-Round, Revolving, Swing Out-Type Cylinder
accessories Electronic reflex sight in quadrant
Price: 2200 NSD

Shrec M-15 Sniper Rifle
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The 12.7x100mm 694gr caseless M-15 Sniper Rifle is designed for employment against personnel and material. The long effective range, over 1,500 metres, along with high energy and availability of highly effective ammunition such as Armor Piercing Incendiary and Explosive Incendiary, allows for effective operations against targets like radar cabins, trucks, parked aircraft and the like. Its extreme range eliminates the need for a silencer.

The weapon has fires semi-auto. The loading and feed mechanism though more conventionally designed are none the less exceptionally fast and reliable.

1. As the cocking grip is pulled back by the weapon operator:
2. A round is picked up by the revolving chamber.
3. The chamber rotates clockwise until it is lined up with the barrel. This completes the chambering of the round and charging of the electronic firing pin.
4. When the trigger is pulled, an electronic firing pin ignites the primer, which then ignites a powder booster charge that pushes the bullet into the barrel. The solid block of propellant is broken up to increase the ignition surface area and ignites, accelerating the bullet out of the barrel.
5. As the projectile is accelerating up the barrel, recoil forces drive the barrel, magazine, chamber and operating mechanism rearwards within the weapon, dissipating energy.
6. Gas tapped off from the barrel rotates the chamber and actuates the loading mechanism then rotating the chamber back to the original position until it is lined up with the feed mechanism and the process repeats.

Because the Shrec uses caseless ammunition there are no extraction and ejection steps. If a round fails to fire the rifle can be manually unloaded by pulling the charging grip to the rear. This ejects the failed/training round out an emergency ejection port on the side of the rifle and loads the next round.

When the rounds are fired, the barrel, magazine, chamber and operating mechanism recoils back against recoil springs several inches. Only when it strikes the buffer at the back of the rifle does the user feel the recoil. The rifle only loads and fires one round per movement of the internal mechanism. When the barrel and mechanism reaches the rearmost point in it's travel, the recoil springs push it forward back into its normal forward position. This movement also powers a plunger based generator that powers the electronic firing pin. The cocking lever is used to manually charge the firing pin.

To avoid cookoff of caseless rounds a denatured hexogen propellant with a special binder and coating for the ammunition has increased the spontaneous ignition temperature to 371 °C (700 °F). This HITP round is fired by a patented electronic firing pin that sends a small electrical current to cause detonation of the primer which provides the thermal impulse necessary to ignite the propellant which then deflagrates, producing pressure. For added safety and efficiency during prolonged automatic fire we have incorporated a fluted barrel design in the M-15. The fluted barrel will definitely dissipate heat quickly. This is due to the heat being allowed to reach the outside temperature at a faster rate by removing materials.

Our patented AC-3 Dry Lubricant system is used to coat all internal parts and the barrel. AC-3 is the controlled atmospheric application of a
proprietary formulated, modified tungsten disulfide. When the tungsten disulfide is applied in lamellar form through our precision process it forms a thin, uniform coating that forms a molecular bond with the substrate, and will not chip, flake or peel. It is inert,inorganic, non-toxic, non-corrosive and resistant to most petrochemical fuels, solvents and acids. Yet it is compatible will all wet lubricants.

Weight: 11.8 kg
Length: 1,168 mm
Barrel length: 50.8 cm
Rate of fire: 450 rpm
Muzzle velocity: 3609 f/s (1100 m/s)
Energy: 20070 fpe (27296 joules)
Effective range: 2,000 m , Max Range 7,200 m
magazine: 10 round detachable
accessories Bi-pod, Day/Night Scope
Price: 9,000 NSD

The Shrec M-300 HMG
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The 12.7x100mm caseless M-300 is 50% lighter and have 60% less recoil than comparable HMGs. The M-300 also has improvements to user safety and is easier to disassemble.

Weight: 20kg and 30kg with ground mount system
Length: 1,650m
Barrel length: 180 mm
Rate of fire: 600 rpm to 1200 rpm adjustable
Muzzle velocity: 1100 m/s
Effective range: 2000 meters
magazine: 250 round detachable box
accessories Ground Mount system, Day/Night Scope
Price: 12,000 NSD

MP-320 Grenade Launcher
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The MP-320 is a man-portable crew-served weapon that can fire caseless 40mm grenades from a tripod mounted position or from a vehicle mount. The primary ammunition for MP-320 is the high explosive dual-purpose M4 Fire Frag grenade. Upon impact, the grenade will kill anyone within the radius of 10 meters, and wound them within the radius of 20 meters. It can also punch through three inches of rolled homogeneous steel with a direct hit (0 Degree Obliquity), which means it can penetrate most infantry fighting vehicles and armored personnel carriers.

Weight: 32.89kg
Length: 1094.74 mm
Barrel length: 412.75 mm
Rate of fire: 600 rpm
Muzzle velocity: 240.69 m/sec
Effective range: 1800 meters
magazine: 200 round detachable
accessories Day/Night Scope
Price: 12,500 NSD

DPR on Shrec Small Arms
For nations that do consider domestic production a necessity, we offer a domestic production package, which includes the manufacturing specifications, the key equipment used in all stages of the production process, its installation, necessary personnel training, and the DPR themselves. The DPR covers the complete caseless series of weapons and all accessories. This DPR does not include production license for the Shrec AWS.

Current Cost: 50,000,000,000

Caseless Munitions in Bulk
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Shrec Military Industries offers Caseless High Ignition Temperature Propellant rounds for bulk purchase. Our standard rounds are available in a variety of styles including armor piercing depleted uranium core, armor piercing incendiary, tracer, armor piercing incendiary explosive, and our patented armor piercing stress fragmentation round. This composite round is slick enough to punch through body armor but than as it encounters tissue it fragments into thousands of high speed razor sharp shards. The armor piercing stress fragmentation round in 6.5X41mm leaves an internal wound like double ought buckshot from a 12 gauge. Our 40mm grenade rounds are available in high explosive duel purpose and high explosive incendiary. Pricing is per 10000 rounds regardless of type.

6.3x40 mm HITP3 is 9000 NSD
6.5X41mm is 4000 NSD
10x25mm is 3700 NSD
4.6X30mm is 3500 NSD
12 Gauge is 3500 NSD
12.7X100mm is 8800 NSD
40mm Grenade is 10000 NSD
DPR on all Caseless Munitions: 10,000,000

Fire Frag Hand Grenade
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The Fire Frag can be thrown about 30 meters by the average soldier. It has a 5.0 second fuse that ignites a mixture of explosives and nanothermite packed inside a round body. Shrapnel is provided by the grenade casing and with the white hot fireball produces a casualty radius of 20 meters, with a fatality radius of 10 meters, though some fragments can disperse as far out as 230 meters. Its effectiveness is not just its blast radius, which measures approximately 45 feet (13.7 m) since shrapnel fly much further. The weapon can also be used in a limited role to destroy equipment. Weight is 14 oz (400 g).
Cost: 100 NSD

Thermite Grenade
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Thermite is a chemical composition, which produces extremely high heat when ignited. Grenades of this type are used to destroy equipment (it will destroy a gun breech or engine block within minutes) or to ignite fires or ammunition (the grenade burns at 2200ºC). The Thermite Grenade burns for 9 combat phases (45 seconds). The burst represents sputters of molten metal scattered in random directions and is treated as a burn. Weight is 0.9 kg.
Cost: 100 NSD

Smoke Grenade
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This grenade produces a dense cloud of white smoke without the intense incendiary effects of WP grenades (although it is hot enough to occasionally ignite easily combustible substances like hay or dry grass). This smoke grenade burns four times as long as a standard smoke grenade (including the periods of less dense smoke). Weight is 0.7 kg
Cost: 80 NSD

Stun Grenade
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Shaped similar to the firefrag grenade, but the body is plastic and in the interior is a paper-wrapped pyrotechnic device which produces the flash-bang effects. The blast produces a 175-decibel bang as well as a 1-million-candlepower flash of light, which produce disorientation. The fuze mechanism has a delay of 3 seconds and the flash can ignite combustibles within a 1-meter radius including the paper within the grenade. Weight .23kg
Cost: 80 NSD

Colored Smoke Grenade
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The cloud of smoke produced by this grenade depends on the chemicals included and can be red, green, yellow, or violet (the famous "purple haze"). A colored band on the grenade indicates the smoke color. The grenade produces very little heat, and can actually be held in a gloved hand during and after detonation (detonation merely ruptures a small hole in the base. Weight .5kg
Cost: 50 NSD
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Tanks, Armor, Vehicles, Artillery and SAM

Postby Libertarian Governance » Sat Oct 31, 2009 6:09 am

These systems are designed to combine high operational mobility and tactical offensive and defensive capabilities. In terms of our tanks and armor the vehicles bring to bear superior speed and mobility with exceptionally strong firepower. Our Artillery systems shoot further and more accurately including a howitzer that can fire on the move. Our Mars Sam system is the most advanced in the world and provides the ability to knock down stealth aircraft as well as ballistic and cruise missiles.

Katana MBT
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The Katana MBT is a Libertarian Governance effort to develop a MBT superior to all others. The Katana Mod 2 uses a Saturn 7 gas turbine rated at 2550 lbs. The Katana utilizes a combination of steel encased depleted uranium/titanium alloy armor and Chobham with to give this 80 metric ton MBT an estimated maximum frontal turrent of 2,250mm RHAe vs HEAT rounds and 1344 mm versus kinetic energy penetrators. This is accomplished both with the composition of the armor and the sloping of the armor which cause both shaped charges and kinetic-energy penetrators to be a great deal less effective.

Armed with a 140mm auto-loading smooth bore high pressure gun with Advanced Integrated Propulsion System (AIPS) in a low profile automated turret, hydropneumatic suspension, Contact Reactive armor, K10 Multi-sensor Target Acquisition Sensor, CDC ADA based fire control system, lightweight track, advanced chemical agent alarm, NBC collective protection system and a Vehicle Integrated Defense System with countermeasures, threat sensors and smoke. The tank is equipped with an automatic Halon fire extinguishing system which is activated within 2 milliseconds of a fire outbreak and extinguishes a fire within 250 milliseconds.

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The automated turret holds the 140mm auto loading anti-tank gun which has a muzzle energy of 24MJ and a reload time of 3 secs. The gun uses an advanced autoloader that utilizes software and sensors to spot ammunition anomalies and is located in the turret bustle. With ammunition separated from the crew compartment by an armored blowout bulkhead crew survivability greatly increases. Finally, horizontal ammunition arrangement in the turret bustle permits using longer (and therefore, more powerful) APFSDS rounds, unitary ammunition, simplified automatic loading process and an increased rate of fire of 20 rounds per minute.

The three-man crew is seated in an armored capsule inside the hull of the tank. With supplies and lavatory for 72 hours of combat operations the crew each man has 6 LCD screens providing data over the integrated combat network and by exterior high-resolution cameras with light-intensification and infrared sensors, an infrared laser rangefinder, and an integrated Electronic Support Measures (ESM) array. Millimeter wave radar allows gun engagements on attack helos using airbursting rounds. With the ability to use Aries fire and forget, top attack ATGMs, Puma laser guided SAMs, Puma 2 fire and forget, IR homing SAMs and 140 mm Hades Rockets.

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The Contact Reactive Armor ERA gives the turret an angled appearance, with the ERA bricks forming a "clam shell" appearance. ERA bricks on the turret roof provide protection from top-attack weapons. The design of contact features explosive sandwiched between two metal plates. The plates are arranged in such a way as to move sideways rapidly when the explosive detonates. This will force an incoming KE-penetrator or shaped charge jet to cut through more armor than the thickness of the plating itself, since "new" plating is constantly fed into the penetrating body.

Additionally, the Optronic counter measures system is designed to disrupt laser target designation and rangefinders of incoming ATGM round. Optronic includes a laser warning package that warns the tank crew when it is being lased and an electro-optical jammer. Plus there is a grenade discharging system which produces an aerosol screen and a computerized control system to coordinate the vehicles defense and its Chainmail 2 active protection system.

Chainmail Phase 2 includes an F/G band fire-control radar with four flat-panel antennas mounted on the vehicle, with a 360-degree field of view. When a weapon is fired at the vehicle, the internal computer uses the signal from the incoming weapon and calculates an approach vector. Once the incoming weapon is fully classified, the computers calculate the optimal time and angle to fire the neutralizers to intercept the threat at a distance of 5 to 30 meters from the protected vehicle. The response comes from two rotating launchers installed on the sides of the vehicle.The launchers are normally stowed behind armored plating and only deploy when a threat is detected.The launchers fire the neutralizing agents, which explode in front of a threat forming a dense "curtain" of high velocity reactive explosive fragments within one millisecond. The system is designed to have a very small kill zone, so as not to endanger troops adjacent to the protected vehicle. Due to its use of reactive materials Phase 2 is considered about 500 times more effective then the first generation system on other LG Defense vehicles.The system is designed to have a very small kill zone, so as not to endanger troops adjacent to the protected vehicle. Additionally, the system can track and defend against several simultaneous threats from different directions.

Weight: 80 tonnes
Length: Gun forward: 11.8 m (38.71 ft)
Hull length: 7.8 m (25.59 ft)
Width: 4.28 m (14.04 ft)
Height: 2.20 m (7.48 ft)
Crew: 3
Armor: Chobham, RH armor, steel encased depleted uranium mesh plating
Armament: 140 mm auto loading smooth bore gun, 1 x 12.7 mm M-300 heavy machine gun automated turret, 1 x 12.7 mm M-300 heavy machine gun - coaxial
Engine: Saturn 7 multi-fuel turbine engine 2,550 hp
Transmission: DDA X-1100-3B
Suspension: hydropneumatic
Clearance: 0.48 m
Fuel capacity: 500 gal (1,892 liters)
Range: 550 km
Speed: Road: 70. km/h Off-road: 48.3 km/h
Price: 10,000,000 NSD
DPR: 250,000,000,000 NSD

Cougar Jeep
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The Cougar Jeep uses a 4 WD system with independent suspensions and portal geared hubs similar to portal axles to make for a full 16 inches of ground clearance. The vehicle also has disk brakes on all 4 wheels, and 4-wheel double-wishbone suspension. The brake disks are not mounted at the wheels as on conventional automobiles, but inboard mounted disk brakes, which are attached to the outside of each differential. When sealed the Cougar provides protection against nuclear, biological, and chemical threats.

Full time all wheel drive, 7 spd automatic electronically controlled transmission, electronic data bus, an anti-lock brake system, GPS and satellite navigation, and interactive electronic technical manuals. Additional safety features include the Electronic Stabilization Program (ESP) that helps make the vehicle easier to control in handling situations close to the limit. ESP enables you to maximize control in adverse conditions or when the vehicle is at its handling limit. By employing a number of Safety systems By employing a number of Safety systems including ABS [Anti-lock Brake System], EBD [Electronic Brake-force Distribution], EDL [Electronic Differential Locks] and ASR [Anti-Slip Regulation] in a fraction of a second, the Cougar intuitively helps the driver maintain control.

Armaments consist of the 10 Barrel Multiple Ordinance Missile Launcher. This system can fire Aries fire and forget, top attack ATGMs, Puma laser guided SAMs, Puma 2 fire and forget , IR homing SAMs and 140 mm Hades Rockets. Each door has a firing port so that the crew can utilize their weaponry. Some Cougars replace the Aries launcher with a remotely operated M300 12.7 mm HMG with 2400 rounds of ammunition and MP320 40mm auto-loading grenade launcher with 600 rounds of ammunition.

An Accu-Trak unit attaches on a mast to the rear of a vehicle and uses an array of seven small microphone sensors. The sensors detect and measure both the muzzle blast and the supersonic shock wave from a speeding bullet as it zips through the air above the speed of sound. Each microphone picks up the sound waves at slightly different times. Accu-Trak then uses sophisticated algorithms to compute what direction a bullet is coming from, and how high above the ground and how far away the shooter is, all in less than one second. Users receive simultaneous visual and auditory information on the point of fire on a dash mounted display and integrated speakers. For example, if someone is firing from the rear, the system tells the user "Shot, 6 o'clock", an LED lights up at the 6 o'clock position, and the computer tells the user the shooter's range, elevation, and azimuth. Accu-Trak works in extreme weather conditions, in the open field and in urban environments, whether static or moving.

Equipped with ERP resistant armor, the Cougar is a true combat worthy vehicle. With low profile armored windows and a anti-mine "V" shaped hull to deflect away any explosive forces originating below the vehicle the vehicles feature a high degree of survivability on the battlefield.

Engine is a 7.0L Twin Turbo V-8 Diesel producing 450 BHP@3500 rpm and 640 lb ft torque@2000 rpm, curb weight is 10,900 lbs with a 40 gallon fuel tank. Vehicle includes a winch with a maximum load capacity 6000 lb (2700 kg).

Weight: 10,900 lb (4,944 kg) curb weight
Length: 15 ft (4.6 m)
Width: 7.08 ft (2.1 m)
Height: 6 ft (1.8 m), reducible to 4.5 ft (1.4 m)
Primary armament: see above
Engine: Tigner 7.0 L (429 cu inches) 8 Cyl. Diesel ; Twin watercooled turbochargers and twin air to liquid intercoolers
Suspension: Independent
Fuel capacity: 40 U.S. gal (151.41 L)
Price: 150,000 NSD

Medium Tactical Vehicles
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Medium Tactical Vehicles (MTV) are a series of vehicles based on a common chassis. Trucks in the series vary by payload and mission requirements. The MTV is a 5 ton vehicle with multiple variants, including the addition of Material Handlling Equipment (MHE) to some models.

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MTV is rapidly deployable worldwide for operation on primary and secondary roads, trails, and cross-country terrain, in all climatic conditions. MTV is able to be carried by all LG transport aircraft and carried externally by the UH-5 Wwyvn. All MTV vehicles are capable of airdrop by LVAD or LAPES/AD delivery systems. Commonality of parts across truck chassis variants significantly reduces the logistics burden and operating and support costs.

All models include full time all wheel drive, 7 spd automatic electronically controlled transmission, electronic data bus, an anti-lock brake system, GPS and satellite navigation, and interactive electronic technical manuals. Additional safety features include the Electronic Stabilization Program (ESP) that helps make the vehicle easier to control in handling situations close to the limit. ESP enables you to maximize control in adverse conditions or when the vehicle is at its handling limit. By employing a number of Safety systems By employing a number of Safety systems including ABS [Anti-lock Brake System], EBD [Electronic Brake-force Distribution], EDL [Electronic Differential Locks] and ASR [Anti-Slip Regulation] in a fraction of a second, the MTV intuitively helps the driver maintain control.

MTV with 5 ton-capacity:
5 ton Cargo truck : 10,000 lb (4,536 kg) payload : 21,000 lb (9,596 kg)
5 ton Cargo Truck with MHE : MHE is Materials Handling Equipment, a crane added to the rear of the vehicle
5 ton Van
5 ton Long-wheelbase Cargo Truck
5 ton Long-wheelbase Cargo Truck with MHE
5 ton Tactical Rocket Assault Vehicle - 6 300 mm Spartan Rockets + NS $350,000
5 ton Tractor
5 ton Wrecker
5 ton Dump Truck
5 ton Fuel Truck
5 ton Chassis
5 ton Long-wheelbase Chassis

Curb Weight: 19,797 lb 8,980 kg
Length: 274 in 6,960 mm
Width: 96 in 2,438 mm
Oper. Height: 112 in 2,845 mm
Air Trans. Height: 105.5 in 2,680 mm
Wheelbase : 161 in 4,100 mm
Range (Min. Gr. Wt.): 300+ mi 483+ km
Engine: 7.0l Twin Turbocharged V-8 Diesel 450 BHP@3500 rpm and 640 lbs ft torque@2000 rpm
Approach Angle: 40°
Departure Angle: 60°
Payload: 10,000 lb 4,536 kg
Towed Load: 21,000 lb 9,596 kg
Inside Cargo Bed Length: 170 in 4,318 mm
Inside Cargo Bed Width: 91 in 2,314 mm

Price: 125,000 NSD (5 ton)

Heavy Equipment Transport System
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The Heavy Equipment Transport System is designed to transport, deploy, recover and evacuate combat-loaded main battle tanks and other heavy tracked and wheeled vehicles to and from the battlefield. HETS provides line-haul, local-haul and maintenance evacuation on and off road during tactical operations worldwide.

The Heavy Equipment Transport System (HETS) consists of the HETS Truck Tractor and the HETS Semi-trailer. The HETS transports payloads up to 75 tons – primarily Katana tanks. It operates on highways worldwide, secondary roads, and cross-country. The HETS has a number of features that significantly improve the mobility and overall performance of the system in a tactical environment. The HETS tractor has front- and rear-axle steering, a central tire-inflation system, and cab space for six personnel to accommodate the two HETS operators and four tank crewmen. The HETS semi-trailer has automatically steerable axles and a load-leveling hydraulic suspension.

Equipped with GPS and satellite navigation as well as a datalink the HETS transport can be rapidly deployed by both the C-7 and C-9 transports. With an 8 x 8 drive system mated to a 6 spd transmission, dual air and spring brakes on axles 2, 3 and 4 and a modulated emergency system, the vehicles also include (2) 55,000lbs wenches and a supplemental 6000 lbs wench and a 18 Liter (1100 cu in) Twin watercooled turbochargers and twin air to liquid intercooled V-10 engine producing 750 Bhp @ 2250 rpm and 2250 lb ft torque @ 1100 rpm. 8 x 8

Tractor Length: 358 in (9.09 m)
Tractor Width: 102 in (2.59 m)
Trailer Length: 622 in (15.79 m)
Trailer Width (at rear bumper): 144.8 in (3.67 m)
Tractor Curb Weight: 41,000 lbs (18,597.28 kg)
Trailor Curb Weight: 50,000 lbs (22,679.61 kg)
Payload: 150,000 lbs (68,038.85 kg)
Engine: 750 BHP Tigner V-10 Diesel
Transmission: 5-speed automatic
Speed: 40-45 mph on highway (25-30 mph with 70 ton payload)
Range: 300 mi
Fording: 28 in
Price: 220,000 NSD

Sickle SPAAG
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The cannons are fired alternatively with a combined rate of fire of between 3,900 and 5,000 rounds per minute (1,950 to 2,500 rpm for each gun), and have a muzzle velocity of 1050 m/s. Bursts of between 83 and 250 rounds are fired as determined by the target type, with an engagement range between 0.2 and 4.0 km and to an altitude of 4 km. HE-T and HE-I shells are used and fitted with a time and impact fuze which includes an arming delay and self destruct mechanism. The cannons can be elevated and depressed to +87 to -10 degrees and as such can be used to engage ground as well as aerial targets.

The Sickle can fire its cannons in several modes of operation, radar, passive radar, passive vortex and optical, in radar mode the target tracking is fully automatic, with the guns aimed using data from the radar. Passive radar tracking allows the vehicle to home in on the radar emissions of an attacking aircraft or missile, while passive vortex utilizes sensors that monitor aerial disturbances produced by helicopter rotors and soundwaves to engage targets out to 5km, In optical mode the gunner tracks the target through the stabilized sight, with the radar or passive radar providing range data. Provides protection against nuclear, biological, and chemical threats.

To increase survivability the Sickle is equipped with the Chainmail active protection system. Chainmail includes an F/G band fire-control radar with four flat-panel antennas mounted on the vehicle, with a 360-degree field of view. When a weapon is fired at the vehicle, the internal computer uses the signal from the incoming weapon and calculates an approach vector. Once the incoming weapon is fully classified, the computers calculate the optimal time and angle to fire the neutralizers. The response comes from two rotating launchers installed on the sides of the vehicle. The launchers fire the neutralizing agents, which explode in front of a threat forming a dense "curtain" of high velocity steel buckshot like fragments within one millisecond. The system is designed to have a very small kill zone, so as not to endanger troops adjacent to the protected vehicle. Additionally, the system can track and defend against several simultaneous threats from different directions.

To increase the weapons effectiveness there is a 24 tube pop up Puma SAM launcher on the rear of the turret. The focal plane array guidance system of the SAMS enhance the effectiveness against helicopters and the missiles are independently targetable. Thus the vehicle can engage targets simultaneously with both guns and missiles.

PUMA SAM Specs:
Length: 1.64m (5.5 ft)
Finspan: 9.1 cm (3.6 in)
Diameter: 7.62 cm (3 in)
Weight: 13.88 kg (30.6 lb); complete system: 18.14 kg (40 lb)
Speed: Mach 2.2
Ceiling: 4724.4 m (15500 ft)
Range: 6000 m (19685 ft)
Propulsion: dual-thrust (boost/sustain) solid-fueled rocket motor
Warhead 3 kg (6.6 lb) blast-fragmentation
Price: 60,000 per missile;

Sickle SPAAG specs:
Weight: 34,000 kg
Length: 7.93 m
Width: 3.24 m
Height: 4.01 m or 3.36 m (radar stowed)
Crew: 3
armament: 4 x 40 mm 2A38M (3000 rounds carried)
Engine: Twin Turbocharged Sparelli V-12 watercooled 4 cycle diesel with 900 bhp (671 Kw)
Suspension: Hydropneumatic
Clearance: 450 mm
Operational:
range: 500 km
Speed: 65 km/h
Price: 8,000,000 NSD

Warhammer Self Propelled Howitzer
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The Warhammer artillery system was intended to provide enhanced survivability, lethality and mobility and be more easily deployable and sustainable than current artillery systems. A battery of six Warhammers can deliver 15t of ammunition in less than 5mins.The 160 mm cannon cannon tube is Integral Midwall Cooled (IMC) which enables extremely high rates of fire.

The Warhammer consists of two vehicles, the Warhammer 160 mm self-propelled howitzer and the Warhammer armoured re-supply vehicle. The high level of automation means that the howitzer and re-supply vehicle each require only three soldiers to operate it. The gunners can control the entire loading and firing process from the safety of the computerised cockpit under armour and nuclear biological and chemical warfare protection.

The Warhammer 160 mm self-propelled howitzer has fully automated ammunition handling and firing that allows firing of the 48 on-board rounds at rates of up to 12 rounds per minute to ranges in excess of 40km and with long-range ERA ammunition a range of 80km. The Warhammer features a stabilized gun and can fire accurately on the move. The Warhammer has the capability to fire multiple rounds to achieve simultaneous impact on target (MRSI). One Warhammer vehicle can fire up to 12 rounds to strike a single target at the same time. The digital fire control system calculates separate firing solutions for each of the 12 projectiles.

Additional advancements include autonomous navigation and gun laying system (AGLS) and all main turret functions are controlled by a Turret Control Computer (TCC). Every gun is fitted with a radar Muzzle Velocity Measuring Device. The V3 Ballistic Triagulation System can instantly return fire based on the flight path of an incoming round. It is fitted with an auxiliary power unit to eliminate the need to run the main engine to keep the batteries charged while stationary; electrical servos drive the automated elevation, traverse, magazine and loader as well as power for electronics and communications.

The Warhammer is networked which allows it to share data with aircraft, ground troops, satellites and other weapons systems. Networking gives Warhammer an unparalleled ability to accurately place indirect fire on targets.

Warhammer is re-supplied by the Warhammer ammunition re-supply vehicle, which is equipped with a fully automated ammunition handling subsystem. This allows its three-man re-supply crew to automatically transfer, under armour, up to 48 rounds of ammunition and fuel to the howitzer in less than 12 minutes. Resupply can be carried out in a contaminated environment.

The resupply vehicle itself can be fully loaded with fuel and 110 rounds of ammunition in less than 60 minutes.

Weight : 40 tons
Length: 7.5 m
Width: 3.31 m
Height: 3.00 m
Crew : 3
Armour: Max. 24 mm Aluminum Alloy and ceramic
Armament: 160 mm gun, 48 rounds with 208 charges and 12.7mm M-300, 1200 rounds
Engine: 1800 BHP Saturn 7 Gas Turbine Engine
Suspension: Hydropneumatic (Hydrogas)
Operational
range: 420km
Speed: Road: 70. km/h Off-road: 48.3 km/h
Price: 5,500,000 NSD for Warhammer 160mm SP howitzer
Price: 3,500,000 NSD for Ammunition Re-supply vehicle

Spartan Multiple Launch Rocket System
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The Spartan MLRS is designed to ensure battlefield mass destruction. A number of fundamentally new technical solutions embodied in a design of rocket projectile and Spartan's launcher allows the classification of it as a completely new weapon’s generation. First of all it applies to the world's first spinning rocket projectile flight correction system. Flight correction in pitch and yaw accomplished via control system signals is effected by gas actuator. Correction is made relative of flight task, which are input remotely by the equipment of the fighting vehicle through the patented attachment device.

The Spartan MLRS fires the 300mm M2 rocket. This has a solid propellant rocket motor. Firing range is a maximum of to 100km. The M2 rocket is 7.5m long and weighs over 800kg. M2 rockets are fitted with flight control system, correcting rockets flight trajectory with GPS/INS data. Correction is made with hydrodynamic correction wings, powered by high pressure gas, from a onboard gas generator. Furthermore, the rocket is stabilized by spinning around it's axis after leaving the launch tube. Flight stabilizers began to work right after the rocket leaves and stabilize it as well. The Spartan MLRS salvo accuracy is 0.10% of rockets flying range.

A salvo of 12 rockets can be fired in 18 seconds. This high fire rate gives the vehicle a very great ability to immediately move away to avoid returning counter-battery fire. The Spartan can be completely reloaded in just 3 minutes by the Spartan Reloading vehicle. The reloading vehicle is based on the same 8x8 chassis and is fitted with a hydraulic crane and carries 12 reload rockets. Reloading usually takes place remotely from firing position, to avoid counter-battery fire. The fire control system for Spartan can function automatically or under manual control. Provides protection against nuclear, biological, and chemical threats. Due to their networking capability the Spartan can use sensor data from external platforms to accurately strike long range targets.

Warheads:
M3 : Contains 72 × 1.75 kg sub-munitions, each with 96 fragments (4.5 g each) and a maximum range of 100km
M5 : Contains 5 × 15 kg "smart" parachute-retarded sub-munitions with dual-color infrared sensors for terminal guidance and kinetic energy fragment warheads able to penetrate 120mm of armor at an angle of 30° to the normal. 100km maximum range
M7 : Contains 25 × 5 kg anti-tank mines with a maximum range of 100km. Mines can be set with delay of up to 72 hours
M9 : Contains 646 × 0.25 kg sub-munitions with a maximum range of 100km. Can be set with delay of up to 72 hours
M11 : Contains 280 kg reactive nanoparticle composition of aluminum in a polytetrafluroethylene matrix with a maximum range of 100km
M13 : Contains 4 SWARM munitions with a maximum range of 100km
M15 : Contains 280kg thermobaric warhead with a maximum range of 100km

Special Load Outs:
Spartan MLRS vehicles can launch a 4 Tigershark Cruise missiles by replacement of the M2 launch tubes with the GLTS launch tube Spartan MLRS vehicles can also fire two Seahag Cruise missile by replacement of the M2 launch tubes with the GLS launch tube

Weight (fully loaded, with crew): 41500 kg
Crane lifting capacity: 1000 kg
Max speed (fully loaded, road): 65 km/h
Fuel distance endurance: 850 km
Crew: 3
Price: 4,500,000 NSD and comes with reloading vehicle

Panther MICV
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The Panther is designed to transport infantry while offering armored protection and while providing covering fire to dismounted troops and suppressing enemy tanks and armored vehicles. The Panther holds a crew of three: a commander, a gunner and a driver; as well as six fully equipped soldiers. Soldiers can fire their weapons from side mounted firing ports.

Primary weaponry in the remotely controlled turret is a 40 mm caseless cannon firing up to 350 rounds per minute. This round has the same performance as 40mm Bofors and the 50mm Supershot in a design that is just 233mm long. Its 1 kg high explosive round is three times the size of a 30mm projectile so it will penetrate the thick walls which currently defeat the smaller round, or can be detonated in mid-air to attack troops behind cover. Its armor-piercing round can penetrate more than 150mm of armor plate.

Secondary weaponry includes a twin Aries ATGM missile launcher connected to the right side of the turret. The Aries ATGM is capable of destroying most hostile tanks at a maximum range of 6000 m. The Panther's turret also carries an LMG-7 coaxial 6.5mm medium machine gun. The turret is remotely operated by the crew in the vehicle.

The Panther like the Katana is designed to carry out prolonged combat missions and has supplies and lavatory for 72 hours of combat operations the crew, each man has 6 LCD screens providing data over the integrated combat network and by exterior high-resolution cameras with light-intensification and infrared sensors, an infrared laser rangefinder, and an integrated Electronic Support Measures (ESM) array.

Both the gunner and Commander have independent FLIR and an electro-optical/TV imaging systems, and direct-view optics with the eye-safe laser rangefinder.The fire control software (FCSW) combines laser range, environmental readings, ammunition type, and turret control inputs to automatically elevate the gun for range and to automatically generate a kinematic lead solution if a target is moving.

The one-piece crew cabin that enables direct crew interaction ("face-to-face"; like replacing the driver or gunner in case of a medical emergency) and minimizes the protected volume. The cabin is air conditioned, NBC-proof with internal nuclear and chemical sensors and has a fire suppressing system using non-toxic agents. The engine compartment has its own fire extinguishing system. The only compromise of the otherwise nearly cuboid cabin is the driver station, located in a protrusion in front of the gunner, in front of the turret.

The Panther is a well protected armored vehicle that utilizes spaced aluminum/titanium alloy armor that is able to withstand 30mm APFSDS projectiles to the front and side of the vehicle. The roof of the vehicle is able to withstand withstand artillery or mortar bomblets. There are six 8 shot smoke launchers installed on the back of the turret.

The whole vehicle is protected against heavy blast mines (up to 10kg) and projectile charges from below while retaining 450mm ground clearance. Almost all equipment within the cabin, including the seats, has no direct contact to the floor. All cabin roof hatches are of the side-slide type which make them easier to open manually, even when they are obstructed by debris. The exhaust is mixed with fresh air and vented at the rear left side. Together with a special IR-suppressing paint, this aims at reducing the thermal signature of the vehicle.

The Contact Reactive Armor ERA consisting of an explosive sandwiched between two metal plates adds to the 60 degree frontal protection. The plates are arranged in such a way as to move sideways rapidly when the explosive detonates. This will force an incoming KE-penetrator or shaped charge jet to cut through more armor than the thickness of the plating itself, since "new" plating is constantly fed into the penetrating body.

The Optronic counter measures system is designed to disrupt laser target designation and rangefinders of incoming ATGM. Optronic includes a laser warning package that warns the crew when it is being lased and an electro-optical jammer. Plus there is a grenade discharging system which produces an aerosol screen and a computerized control system to coordinate the vehicles defense and its Chainmail Phase 2 active protection system.


Chainmail Phase 2 includes an F/G band fire-control radar with four flat-panel antennas mounted on the vehicle, with a 360-degree field of view. When a weapon is fired at the vehicle, the internal computer uses the signal from the incoming weapon and calculates an approach vector. Once the incoming weapon is fully classified, the computers calculate the optimal time and angle to fire the neutralizers to intercept the threat at a distance of 5 to 30 meters from the protected vehicle. The response comes from two rotating launchers installed on the sides of the vehicle.The launchers are normally stowed behind armored plating and only deploy when a threat is detected.The launchers fire the neutralizing agents, which explode in front of a threat forming a dense "curtain" of high velocity reactive explosive fragments within one millisecond. The system is designed to have a very small kill zone, so as not to endanger troops adjacent to the protected vehicle. Due to its use of reactive materials Phase 2 is considered about 500 times more effective then the first generation system on other LG Defense vehicles.The system is designed to have a very small kill zone, so as not to endanger troops adjacent to the protected vehicle. Additionally, the system can track and defend against several simultaneous threats from different directions.

Weight: 38 tonnes
Length: 7.4 m
Width: 3.7 m
Height: 3.1 m
Crew: 3 + 6
Armor: Spaced Aluminum/Titanium Alloy, Explosive Reactive Armor. Front Armor protects against 30 mm APDS
Primary armament: 40 mm Chain Gun 600 rounds; Aries ATGM (8)
Secondary armament : 12.7mm HMG with 2,200 rounds
Engine Tigner 12-cylinder diesel 820 kW (1100 bhp)
Suspension Hydropneumatic
Operational range 600 km
Speed 70 km/h
Price: 6,100,000 NSD
DPR: 152,500,000,000 NSD

Lynx IFV
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The Lynx IFV is a wheeled armored fighting vehicle designed for combat reconnaissance and seek and destroy operations while transporting infantry. The Lynx holds a crew of three: a commander, a gunner and a driver; as well as six fully equipped soldiers. Soldiers can fire their weapons from side mounted firing ports.

The Turrent houses 88 mm auto-loading gun system firing 220 rounds a minute to a range of 18km. Twin Aries ATGM launcher to destroy tanks and APCs. It also houses a 12.7mm HMG coaxial machine gun.

The Lynx utilizes state of the art electronics, sensors and counter measures. Both the gunner and Commander have independant FLIR and an electro-optical/TV imaging systems, and direct-view optics with the eye-safe laser rangefinder.The fire control software (FCSW) combines laser range, environmental readings, ammunition type, and turret control inputs to automatically elevate the gun for range and to automatically generate a kinematic lead solution if a target is moving. NBC protection systems.

A variant of the Lynx designated Lynx Air Defense Variant of ADV replaces the 88 mm gun turret with a 30 mm, 7,200 rpm vulcan cannon and a 8 tube Spike - S missile launcher. The cannon utilizes several modes of operation, radar, passive radar, passive vortex and optical, in radar mode the target tracking is fully automatic, with the guns aimed using data from the radar. Passive radar tracking allows the vehicle to home in on the radar emissions of an attacking aircraft or missile, while passive vortex utilizes sensors that monitor aerial disturbances produced by helicopter rotors and soundwaves to engage targets out to 5km, In optical mode the gunner tracks the target through the stabilized sight, with the radar or passive radar providing range data. The Spike - S missile is a naval air defense version of the The Spike AMRAAM. It possess a focal plane array guidance system, the same system as the Puma and a range of 48.28 km (30 mi).

To increase survivability the Lynx is equipped with the Chainmail Phase 2 active protection system. Chainmail Phase 2 includes an F/G band fire-control radar with four flat-panel antennas mounted on the vehicle, with a 360-degree field of view. When a weapon is fired at the vehicle, the internal computer uses the signal from the incoming weapon and calculates an approach vector. Once the incoming weapon is fully classified, the computers calculate the optimal time and angle to fire the neutralizers to intercept the threat at a distance of 5 to 30 meters from the protected vehicle. The response comes from two rotating launchers installed on the sides of the vehicle.The launchers are normally stowed behind armored plating and only deploy when a threat is detected.The launchers fire the neutralizing agents, which explode in front of a threat forming a dense "curtain" of high velocity reactive explosive fragments within one millisecond. The system is designed to have a very small kill zone, so as not to endanger troops adjacent to the protected vehicle. Due to its use of reactive materials Phase 2 is considered about 500 times more effective then the first generation system on other LG Defense vehicles.The system is designed to have a very small kill zone, so as not to endanger troops adjacent to the protected vehicle. Additionally, the system can track and defend against several simultaneous threats from different directions.

Weight: 28 tons
Length: 7.2 m / 8.5 m with gun forward
Width: 3.4 m
Height: 2.6 m
Crew: 3 + 6
Armor: Spaced Aluminum/Titanium Alloy, Explosive Reactive Armor. Front Armor protects against 30 mm APDS ; side armor against 14.75mm
Primary armament: 88 mm Gun 70 rounds; Aries ATGM (8)
Secondary armament 12.7mm HMG with 2,400 rounds, 8 - 81mm Smoke grenade launchers
Engine Tigner 8-cylinder diesel 600 hp (447 kW)
Suspension 8×8 wheeled, Fully independent active trailing arm
Operational range 1000 km
Speed 140 km/h road; 70 km/h off road
Price: 4,000,000 NSD
DPR: 100,000,000,000

Mars SP ADMS
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The Mars SP ADMS is a leading edge Surface to Air and Anti-Ballistic Missile System that comprises the Quad Tube Mars Vertical Missile Launcher, the self propelled AN/MPQ-100 all altitude detection Active Electronically Scanned Array Radar, the Tomb Stone 3D Ladar and the M700 Launching station. A Mars Battery consist of 4 launchers with a total of 16 Mars missiles, and 1 each AN/MPQ-100, Tomb Stone 3D Ladar and M700 station. The entire Battery can cover hundreds of miles and can be networked limitlessly. That means that thousands of batteries can be chained together to create a ultra smart air defense system covering thousands of miles. The system can also receive and utilize data from from aircraft, ships, ground units and satellites.

The Mars Missile contains an AESA radar seeker and dozens of tiny rocket motors mounted in the forward body for steering of the missile. This allows the missile to drop its uplink to the system and acquire its target itself in the terminal phase of its intercept, which improves the reaction time of the missile against a fast-moving ballistic missile target. The Mars missile is accurate enough to select, target, and home in on the warhead portion of an inbound ballistic missile. The active AESA radar also gives the warhead a "hit-to-kill" capability. In Anti-ECM mode the Mars works similar to an anti-radiation missile in that it flies a highly lofted trajectory and then locates, homes in on, and destroys the most significant emitter in an area designated by the operator.

The AN/MPQ-100 all altitude detection radar is capable of detecting ballistic missile class targets up to 1000 km (620 mi) away travelling at up to 10000 km/h (6200 mph) and cruise missile class targets up to 300 km (185 mi) away. It also employs electronic beam steering and performs a scan once every three seconds. The Tomb Stone Ladar can detect a missile-sized target flying at an altitude of 60 meters (200 ft) at least 40 km away, at an altitude of 100 meters at least 60 km away, and at high altitude up to 175 km away. In addition target acquisition Ladar can be used which has a maximum detection range of 300 km (186 mi). The system can differentiate between manned and unmanned aircraft and ballistic re-entry vehicles carrying ordinance.

As a fail safe and somewhat of a passive mode can be attained with the systems AN/ALR-12 radar warning receiver which is a passive receiver system capable of detecting radar signals in the environment. Composed of antennas spread among the batteries vehicles the AN/ALR-12 has a range of greater then 250+ nmi. This allows Mars batteries to fire their weaponry while their own radars are in passive mode thus avoiding anti-radiation missile fire. At attitude the Mars missile will go live with its own AESA radar and track to the target.

The AN/MPQ-100 are and its Tombstone Ladar are extremely resistant to jamming. The AN/MPQ-100 is low-observable, active-aperture, electronically-scanned array that can track 600 targets in any weather. The AN/MPQ-100 changes frequencies more than 2,000 times per second to reduce the chance of being intercepted. The radar can also focus its emissions to overload enemy sensors and burn out the unprotected electronics of missile systems, giving the MARS an electronic-attack capability. The AN/MPQ-100 transmits data at the rate of 600 Megabit per second while receiving data at 1 gigabit per second.

Each vehicle in a Mars Battery is equipped with the Chainmail Phase 2 active protection system. Chainmail includes an F/G band fire-control radar with four flat-panel antennas mounted on the vehicle, with a 360-degree field of view. When a weapon is fired at the vehicle, the internal computer uses the signal from the incoming weapon and calculates an approach vector. Once the incoming weapon is fully classified, the computers calculate the optimal time and angle to fire the neutralizers to intercept the threat at a distance of 5 to 30 meters from the protected vehicle.

The response of the Phase 2 systems comes from two rotating launchers installed on the sides of the vehicle.The launchers are normally stowed behind armored plating and only deploy when a threat is detected.The launchers fire the neutralizing agents, which explode in front of a threat forming a dense "curtain" of reactive explosive fragments within one millisecond. The system is designed to have a very small kill zone, so as not to endanger troops adjacent to the protected vehicle. Due to its use of reactive materials Phase 2 is considered about 500 times more effective then the first generation system on other LG Defense vehicles. Additionally, the system can track and defend against several simultaneous threats from different directions.

Weight: 1000 kg
Length: 7,555 mm
Diameter: 410 mm
Warhead: Composition B HE blast/fragmentation with two layers of reactive nanoparticle composition of aluminum in a polytetrafluroethylene matrix with nano-thermite.
Warhead weight: 50 kg
Detonation mechanism: Proximity fuze and kinetic impact in ABM mode
Wingspan: 920 mm
Propellant: Solid-fuel rocket
Operational range: 600 km (373 mi)
Flight altitude: 42,672 m (140,000 ft)
Speed: Mach 6.0
Maneuverability: 25g engagement capability with single shot kill probability of 0.9 for manned/unmanned maneuvering aircraft
Price: 100,000,000 per battery
Missiles: 3,000,000 per missile

Badger Bridging Vehicle
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Overview

The Badger was designed to meet the needs of Libertarian Governance Defense Forces for an efficient system to cross waterways. Experience in several conflicts that resulted in high levels of infrastructure destruction to enemy forces saw the LGDF using a decent but all together inefficient system of deploying pontoon bridges by trucks. While the LGDF were able to cross waterways the time lag in engineering groups manually building long stretches of pontoon bridge was deemed unacceptably high.

The Badger is designed to allow for the deployment of a 100m (328 ft) section of bridge in 15 minutes with a three person crew. The vehicle could also immediately ferry a 90 ton MBT across a stretch of waterway. Other features seen as important were a high degree of mobility, the ability to deploy bridges under fire and a high level of crew survivability. In short the LGDF wanted the world’s most modern, most efficient and fastest Amphibious Bridging and Ferrying System.

Design

The Badger is designed to operate as a six-wheeled vehicle with a six speed automatic gearbox on roads and propels itself in water using two large aluminum pontoons that create buoyancy. When the vehicles are linked together, these pontoons form a bridge capable of supporting heavy battle tanks.

The design uses an aluminum alloy armored body incorporating ALON for the front and side windows. The composite aluminum armor is supported by NERA tiles around the crew cab and is capable of stopping 14.75mm rounds. The remainder of the vehicle is protected against 7.62 x 51mm. The crew compartment also includes an anti-spalling liner of kevlar. The armor further provides protection against mines consistent with a category two MRAP vehicle.

The crew compartment is sealed and further includes a NBC system that pressurizes the crew cabin with filtered air. The NBC system is integrated with chemical and radiation detectors at five points around the vehicle and are designed to provide for external and internal detection. The system will provide both visual and audio alarms upon positive detection. There is also an automated activation of the system upon positive detection.

The integrated pontoon system operates hydraulically. It includes two large pontoons that are normally stored on the top of the vehicles bed. The pontoons can be deployed on the move, in or out of the water, and without the need for on-site preparation. During bridging or ferrying operations hydraulics lower the pontoons into position along the side of the vehicle.

The vehicle includes a hydraulically-powered articulated arm that is fitted to move roadway sections into position. Each vehicle carries two sections of roadway which are attached to the vehicle by extending them port and starboard. This arm is highly automated and is able to unload or stow itself without an operator's instruction. The vehicle carries these roadway sections to be used during bridging operations.These sections are each stowed under the pontoons.

Additionally, the vehicle features a MRE oven with a hot-water tap and small sink, full climate control, computer-based training, maintainer and diagnostic systems. The system is network capable. There is a multiband software- defined combat-net radio with a frequency range of 30 to 512 MHz using both 5 and 6.25 kHz step size with an output of 20 watts. The radio allows for encrypted communication while using a frequency hopping mode. It opens up a broad range of secure and anti-jamming voice and data applications and can use a number of waveforms such as satcom, VHF/UHF, AM/FM, HPW and ANDVT. Each crewman has an encrypted wireless headset that functions up to range of 20 meters (60 ft) from the vehicle.

A crystal clear view of the back of the vehicle is provided by a backup camera system with integrated infra-red. To further enhance mobility the system uses differential and longitudinal locks, retractable axles and a tire pressure adjusting system. Finally, there is an automated fire suppression system using non-toxic Novec 1230. The fire suppression system is activated within 2 milliseconds of a fire outbreak and extinguishes a fire within 250 milliseconds

Main Armament

The vehicle is armed with a single remotely operated turret on the front center of the vehicle. The turret houses a 12.7 mm HMG with 1200 rounds available in the vehicle and a 40mm automatic grenade launcher with 250 rounds available in the vehicle. The turret is operated by the gunner from an area in the rear of the cabin using a joystick and LCD monitor. The gun has sighting equipment that includes a camera with 10X zoom and FLIR.

Counter Measures

Chainmail II includes an F/G band fire-control radar with four flat-panel antennas mounted on the vehicle, with a 360-degree field of view. They are enhanced by 8 infra-red/ultraviolet sensors around the vehicle. When a weapon is fired at the vehicle, the internal computer uses the signal from the incoming weapon and calculates an approach vector. Once the incoming weapon is classified, the computers calculate the optimal time and angle to fire the neutralizers to intercept the threat at a distance of 5 to 30 meters from the protected vehicle.

The response comes from two rotating launchers installed on the sides of the vehicle. The launchers are normally stowed behind armored plating and only deploy when a threat is detected.The launchers fire the neutralizing agents, which explode in front of a threat forming a dense curtain of reactive nano-thermite fragments within one millisecond. The system is designed to have a very small kill zone, so as not to endanger troops adjacent to the protected vehicle. Additionally, the system can track and defend against 8 simultaneous threats from different directions. Each of the two re-loadable magazine holds 24 rounds.

Protection against electromagnetic interference and EMP attack is provided by the use of fiber optic cabling and circuitry composed of Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) where possible. Additional protections are provided by utilization of antennas and power connections with surge protectors designed specifically to defend against EMP attack, the crew area is coated with a conductive coating, and all doors and wiring/tubing pathways through protective shielding is sealed with conductive gaskets as is the vehicle itself. A grounding chain is connected to the rear of the vehicle.

Water Operations

The Badger is able to enter water without any preparation. It can move its two pontoons to a position along the sides of the vehicle either before or after entering the water and can further deploy the pontoons when moving or stationary. Once in the water the vehicle has several configurations available. The two pontoons should measure 45 feet in length, a combined 17 feet across and 10 feet in height. This is sufficient buoyancy for a maximum load of a 90 ton vehicle.

Once in the water the Badger can operate as a ferry carrying the equivalent of one 90 ton vehicle. It can also link with a second badger to form a 2 bay ferry. This will allow a total of 180 tons to be carried by both vehicle. Vehicles can form together using both closed and open coupling. Two vehicles can be coupled together in just 3 minutes time. Additional vehicles can be coupled together to carry larger loads.

Bridging operations are also designed to be very fast. Eight Badger vehicles can be coupled together in just 15 minutes to form a 100m (328 ft) section of bridge. Bridging operations also support the open and closed coupling methods.

Key Data

Crew: 3

Dimensions
Length : 14.78 m (48 ft 6 in)
Height : 4.57 m (15 ft)
Width : 5.18 m/ 8.69 m (17 ft /28 ft 6 in)
Weight : 30 tonnes
Ground Clearance: 0.7m (2 ft 4 in)

Performance
Maximum Speed: 80 km/h (50 mph)
Water Travel Speed: 14 km/h (9 mph)
Maximum Climbing Capability: 60% = 31°
Maximum Ditch Crossing: 1 m (3 ft)
Vertical Step Capability: 0.70 m (2 ft 4 in)
Turning Circle: 30 m (90 ft )
Range: 750 km (466 miles)
Endurance in Ferry Configuration: 7 hours

Ferry Operations
Payload (Single vehicle): 90 tons
Payload (Multi-vehicle): 180 tons
Time to join two vehicles together: 3 minutes
Usable roadway width: 4.72 m (15 ft 6 inches)

Armament
Main Armament: 12.7 mm HMG (1200 rounds)
Auxilliaryl: 40 mm automatic grenade launcher (250 rounds)

Power
Propulsion: Diesel 597 Kw (800 BHP)
Transmission: Hydropneumatic automatic transmission, 6 fwd + 1 reverse gears
Power-to-Weight Ratio: 19.9 Kw/ton (26.66hp/ton)
Suspension: hydropneumatic

Maneuverability:
Laden Speed: 9km/h (5.6 mph)
Unladen Speed: 14km/h (9 mph)
Marine Propulsion: 360° turn water pump jets
Maneuver depth : up to 1.05m (3.3 ft)
Operational Water Currents : 3.5m/s (11.5ft/s)

Armour and Protection
Armour: Aluminum-composite blend, NERA
Anti-spalling: Kevlar lining
NBC Protection: Overpressure system
Missile Countermeasures: Chainmail II

Price: NS $4,500,000
DPR: NS $4,500,000,000
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Aircraft

Postby Libertarian Governance » Sat Oct 31, 2009 6:09 am

All Libertarian Governance aircraft take advantage of the latest stealth, sensor and engine technology. Air superiority is the most important element of a nations defense. LG Defense Systems aircraft and helicopters provide proven combat systems that get the job done.

Chimera ATF
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Overview:
The Chimera ATF was a child of the X-17 and X-19 concepts put forth during the fighter trials that led to the adoption of the Valkyrie IDS. In that competition the X-17 and X-19 both took the path of high stealth and capable electronic suites while the Valkyrie IDS took the path of maneuverability and low observability. The Valkyrie won that competition due to its exceptional dog fighting characteristics, its powerful electronics and its overall survivability.

The governments parameters for the Advanced Tactical Fighter were to develop an aircraft with the ability to operate from carriers and take the fight to the enemy. This meant that the aircraft would often be forced to penetrate heavily defended enemy areas. The ability to conducted lengthy combat air patrols were also an important consideration. The aircraft needed all weather operation, an effective strike ability with the use of stand off weapons preferred and the ability to penetrate heavily defended enemy air defenses.

Rushing Aircraft Company borrowed from its X-17. Rushing married a slippery high stealth airframe to the electronics package, including LPI radar and multi-spectral sensors, used in the Valkyrie thus cutting development cost. Rushing also developed a digital electronic warfare ability by attached wing pods. Though Rushing would go far beyond an updated X-17 by taking a look at a test craft called the Hummingbird.

The Hummingbird was a tailless research aircraft designed to determine the feasibility of thrust vectoring and tailless design that flew in the early 90's. The Hummingbird had proven its design in over 500 test flights and managed to achieve controlled flight at a 70° angle of attack.

The Hummingbird design had an inherently lower RCS then aircraft with tails. Therefore, Rushing decided to build their ATF from the ground up to be a tailless stealth aircraft. In initial test and comparisons the Chimera ATF showed a superior ability to penetrate enemy air defense. Stealth, super maneuverability and electronics give the Chimera respectable air to air capability.

Airframe:
There are two broad aspects of RCS minimization techniques. One falls under the effort to restructure the frame, and covers the geometric design considerations that are taken into account when aiming for a low RCS. The other principle is referred to as “radar absorbent materials” and is concerned with the materials that help to reduce the reflectivity of the airframe, as well as the structures that will support these materials and integrate them into the airframe often referred to as “Radar-absorbent structures”. These two path are of course not taken in isolation during the design; trade-offs have to be made between them in the design of the Chimera.

The most efficient way to reflect radar waves back to the transmitting radar is with orthogonal metal plates, forming a corner reflector consisting of either a dihedral or a trihedral. This configuration occurs in the tail of a conventional aircraft, where the vertical and horizontal components of the tail are set at right angles. To reduce this effect the Chimera was designed as a tailless airplane.

This tailless design results in an exceptionally maneuverable aircraft with outstanding low observability features. The fuselage and canopy have sloping sides. The canopy seam, bay doors and other surface interfaces are saw-toothed. The engine face is deeply hidden by a serpentine inlet duct and weapons are carried internally.

The tailless design utilizes a modified Lambda wing design mounted at the rear of the aircraft and supported by a slight delta shaping which moves towards the aircraft cockpit. The wing is constructed of nearly 90% composites reinforced with carbon nanotube doped carbon fiber reinforced plastic. The Chimera can maintain a constant angle of attack of over 60° and utilizes split ailerons, deflectable slats on the leading edge, thrust vectoring and a powerful fly by optics system.

The Chimera was designed with low observance throughout the entire spectrum of sensors including radar signature, visual, infrared signature, acoustic, and radio frequency as primary considerations. The low radar signature is due to a combination of factors which include special shaping techniques that include double curvature surfaces, the use of radar absorbent material, and attention to detail such as hinges and pilot helmets that could provide a radar return.

The engines use radar-absorbent material-coated S-shaped intake ducts that shield the compressor fan from reflecting radar waves. The intakes are designed through careful shaping of the airflow to prevent engine surge resulting in a compressor stall to enhance the top speed of the aircraft and performance at high angles of attack.

To disguise its infrared emissions and make it harder to detect by infrared homing surface-to-air or air-to-air missiles the Chimera uses a new ceramic-matrix RAM on its engine exhaust nozzles that is designed to reduce both the radar and IR signatures. Additionally, the aircraft uses a complicated series of paints and coatings. A new type of paint, or topcoat, first used to increase the Valkyrie's stealthiness by reducing its vulnerability to infrared threats is also applied to the Chimera. The topcoat protects the aircraft against a broad range of wavelengths and uses metal oxides for optimal radar cross section compatibility.

The Chimera is 40% titanium, 30% composite, 20% aluminum and 1% thermoplastic by weight. Titanium is used for its high strength-to-weight ratio in critical stress areas, including some of the bulkheads, and also for its heat-resistant qualities in the hot sections of the aircraft where it is combined with thermal coatings. Carbon-fiber composites have been used for the fuselage frame, the doors, the wings, and for the honeycomb sandwich construction of its skin panels.

The Chimera with its inherently unstable tailless design and 3D thrust vectoring is more maneuverable and agile than other fighters. In addition, the tailless design reduces the weight, drag and radar cross section of the aircraft. The Chimera includes a tailhook, concealed in a bay when not in use, to effect carrier landings.

The Chimera is tough and resistant to engine surge even during extreme maneuvers like classic, inverted and flat spins. This results in an aircraft capable of greater reliability and maneuverability. The Chimera is capable of performing a 180 degree turn. With such a high angle of attack the plane retains control and can perform such maneuvers as the Herbst maneuver, Pugachev's Cobra, and the Kulbit. The Chimera thrust vectoring nozzles, fly by optic system and tailless design allow the aircraft to turn tightly, and perform extremely high alpha (angle of attack) maneuvers.

Engine:
Thrust is provided by two ALTECH 30 low bypass turbofans with afterburning. The ALTECH 30 features 3D thrust vectoring technology. These engines allow the Chimera to fly in a different direction to where the nose is pointing. The nozzles can be pointed 32 degrees in either direction on the y axis, and 15 degrees in either direction on the x axis. The engine generates a larger thrust and has a complex automation system, to facilitate flight modes such as maneuverability. Each engine can independently vector its thrust upwards, downward or side to side. Vectoring one engine up with the other one down can produce a twisting force. Each ALTECH 30 produces 30,550 lbf (135.89 kN) of dry thrust and 42,000lbs lbf (186.82 kN) of thrust with afterburner.

The fuel is cooled to reduced temperatures which are substantially less than ambient temperature so that the volume of the fuel is reduced. The fuel is then stored in the fuel tanks while the fuel is at the reduced temperatures with the reduced volume of the fuel thereby allowing more fuel to be held. A further benefit of this method of fueling is that the energy value of the fuel per unit volume is increased. The onboard fuel cooling system uses liquid nitrogen as a fuel coolant. The refrigerated fuel system provides for more power and increased range through enhanced efficiency and greater fuel volume.

The refrigerated fuel is used to actively cool the aircraft leading edges and its engines tail pipes. This active cooling increases the aircraft resistance to infra-red tracking substantially. Not only does the aircraft have a very low RCS but it is much harder to track by heat seeking weapons. Both factors contribute to an aircraft that can get closer to the enemy and deeper into enemy air space.

Avionics:
The Chimera ATF shares the AN/APG-7 Active Electronically Scanned Array designed by Nemesis Electronic Systems for the Valkyrie IDS. The AN/APG-7 provides positive target identification, autonomous tracking of all targets in range, coordinate generation, and precise weapons guidance from extended standoff ranges as great as 200 miles (321 km). The radar features 15 kw of peak power and 120° Azimuth and elevation.

Designed for air superiority and strike operations, the AN/APG-7 features a low-observable, active-aperture, electronically-scanned array that can track 100 targets in any weather. The AN/APG-7 changes frequencies more than 2,000 times per second to reduce the chance of being intercepted. The radar can also use complicated search patterns that reduce the chance of detection.

The AN/APG-77 has a dedicated high resolution Synthetic-aperture radar mode. The radar can also focus its emissions to overload enemy sensors, giving the Chimera an electronic-attack capability. The AN/APG-7 transmits data at the rate of 600 Megabit per second while receiving data at 1 gigabit per second. This is the Chimera's primary connection to the combat network system. The aircraft also contains a dedicated SATCOM module to provide for combat network connectivity even on deep strike missions.

Three Nemesis Electronic Systems Common Integrated Processing Units (CIPU) are the “brains” of the Chimera avionics. Each CIPU is composed of twin quad core processors, each with four cores on one die and an integrated memory controller, front side bus and 4 megabyte cache. Each core can process 13.1 billion instructions per second. Each CIPU has 8 gigabyte of memory. Each CIPU, which is the size of an oversized bread box, supports all signal and data processing for all sensors and mission avionics. Additionally, information can be gathered from the radar and other onboard and offboard systems, filtered by the CIPU, and offered in easy-to-digest ways on several cockpit displays, enabling the pilot to remain on top of complicated situations.

Each CIPU is a sealed unit that is actively cooled by the aircraft's refrigerated fuel system. Like any liquid cooled computer case the CIPU runs cooler and as designed provides for greater resistance to the elements.

The AN/ALR-9 radar warning receiver has been demonstrated detecting radars at ranges as long as 400 nmi (740 km). This radar warning receiver allows the Chimera ATF to limit its own radar emission to preserve its stealth. The AN/ALR-9 is composed of over 30 antennas smoothly blended into the wings and fuselage that provide all around coverage plus azimuth and elevation information. As a target approaches, the receiver can cue the AN/APG-7 radar to track the target with a narrow beam, which can be as focused down to 1° by 1° in azimuth and elevation.

The Electronic Optical Targeting System (EOTS) augments the AN/APG-7 and includes a laser designator and tracker (60,000' attitude) for guiding laser-guided bombs, cryogenically cooled FLIR receiver and CCD television cameras mounted under the nose of the aircraft.

Eight additional passive infrared/Ultra violet sensors are distributed over the aircraft as part of Nemesis Electronic Systems' AN/AAQ-7 distributed aperture system (DAS), which performs several important functions. The DAS acts as a missile warning system, reports missile launch locations, detects and tracks approaching aircraft spherically around the Chimera, and replaces traditional night vision goggles for night operations and navigation. DAS functions are performed simultaneously, in every direction, at all times.

Sensor fusion combines data from all onboard and offboard sensors into a common view to prevent the pilot from being overwhelmed. The Chimera cockpit is all glass without any conventional instrumentation. The centerpiece are four multi-function heads down displays which are manipulated by means of softkeys, touch screen, XY cursor and voice command. The Symmetriad AHG-1 helmet features the latest avionics systems, including a full projected helmet-mounted display, active noise cancellation, and a filtered microphone to improve the work of voice control systems and replaces the traditional heads up display.

The DVI system used by Nemesis Electronics is a speaker-dependent system that provides the pilot command and control of all non-critical cockpit functions. Confirmation of voice commands is either visual or aural. This system is capable of sending text based orders to other aircraft or facilities through the aircrafts AESA based datalink.

Emergency escape is provided by a Symmetriad Laertes IV Advanced Ejection Seat. Furthermore, the pilot wears a Symmetriad AMS-4 g-suits with built-in air management and health monitoring systems.

The Chimera uses combined radio frequency and infrared (SAIRST) situational awareness to track all nearby aircraft continually with the pilot's helmet-mounted display system (HMDS). The Chimera uses fibre optic cabling and circuitry is composed of Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) for protection against electromagnetic interference or EMP attack where possible. Additional protections are provided by utilization of antennas and power connections with surge protectors designed specifically to defend against EMP attack, the cockpit is coated with a conductive coating, and all doors and wiring/tubing pathways through protective shielding is sealed with conductive gaskets.

Armaments:
Armaments include an internal 20 mm (0.787 in) M31A2 six-barreled, air-cooled, electrically fired Gatling-style cannon, which fires 20 mm rounds at 6600 rpm in starboard wing root with 480 rounds with a remotely operated door that shields the gun from radar when not in use. A bomb bay carries the Chimera's standard ordinance internally. Many more missiles, bombs and fuel tanks can be attached on wing pylons near wingtip positions at the expense of stealth.

Countermeasures:
Countermeasures include the Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radars which can act as an ECM device to track, locate and eventually jam enemy radar. The electronic attack capability is developed enough that a Chimera can burn out unshielded electronics. 60 flares and 60 chaff are carried in two side mounted dispensers.

General characteristics:
Crew: 1
Length: 67.9 ft (20.69 m)
Wingspan: 45.2 ft (13.77 m )
Height: 18.44 ft (5.5m)
Wing area: 667 ft² (62.0 m²)
Empty weight: 48,500 lb (18,400 kg)
Loaded weight: 70,050 lb (31,774.15 kg)
Max takeoff weight: 87,000 lb (39,462.53 kg)
Powerplant: 2 x ALTECH 30
Dry thrust: 30,550 lbf (135.89 kN)
Thrust with afterburner: 42,000lbs lbf (186.82 kN)
Fuel capacity: 24,310 lb (11,026 kg) internally or 32,700 lb (14,832.14 kg) with two external fuel tanks.


Performance:
Maximum speed:
At altitude: Mach 2.25
Supercruise: Mach 1.6
Range: 2,000 nmi (2,440 mi, 3,926 km with 2 external fuel tanks)
Combat radius: 600 nmi (690 mi, 1,110 km)
Ferry range: 3,417 miles (5,500 km)
Service ceiling: 70,000 ft (21,336 m)
Wing loading: 79.4 lb/ft² (360 kg/m²)
Thrust/weight:
Maximum g-load: -4.0/+10.0 g

Armament:
Guns: 1× 20 mm (0.787 in) M31A2 Gatling gun in starboard wing root, 500 rounds
Air to air loadout:
8× Spike AMRAAM
4× Spectre BVRAAM
Air to ground loadout:
4× Spike AMRAAM and
2× Spectre BVRAAM for self-protection, and one of the following:
4× 1,000 lb (450 kg) JDAM or
4× Wind Corrected Munitions Dispensers (WCMDs) or
16× 250 lb (110 kg) GBU-39 Small Diameter Bombs
Hardpoints: 4 × under-wing pylon stations can be fitted to carry 600 gallon drop tanks or weapons, each with a capacity of 5000 lb

Price: 285,500,000
DPR Price: 285,500,000,000

Valkyrie IDS
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The Kirov Design Valkyrie IDS is a single-seat, twin-engine, low observability multirole fighter, that can perform close air support, tactical bombing, and air defense missions. The Valkyrie IDS is intended to be among the best dog fighters in the world with close and long-range air-to-air capability. The aircraft blends supercruise speed, super-agility, low observability and sensor fusion into a single air dominance platform. The Valkyrie IDS is capable of Mach 1.88 with a maximum service ceiling of 70,000'.

The Valkyrie is highly maneuverable, at both supersonic and subsonic speeds. It is extremely departure-resistant, enabling it to remain controllable at extreme pilot inputs. The Valkyrie's thrust vectoring nozzles allow the aircraft to turn tightly, and perform extremely high alpha (angle of attack) maneuvers such as the Herbst maneuver (or J-turn), Pugachev's Cobra, and the Kulbit, though the J-Turn is more useful in combat. The Valkyrie is also capable of maintaining a constant angle of attack of over 60°, yet still having some control of roll.

Airframe:
The Valkyrie has earned the nickname Devils Cross due to its wing design. A substantial part of the lift generated by the forward-swept wing occurs at the inner portion of the wingspan. The lift is not restricted by wingtip stall. The ailerons - the wing's control surfaces - remain effective at the highest angles of attack, and controllability of the aircraft is retained even in the event of airflow separating from the remainder of the wings' surface.

The wing panels are constructed of nearly 90% composites reinforced with carbon nanotube doped carbon fiber reinforced plastic. The forward-swept midwing has a low aspect ratio, which contributes to speed and maneuverability. The leading-edge root extensions blend smoothly to the wing panels, which are fitted with deflectable slats on the leading edge; flaps and ailerons on the trailing edge.

The downside of such a wing design is that it produces strong rotational forces that try to twist the wings off, especially at high speeds. This twisting necessitates the use of a large amount of composites in order to increase the strength and durability of the wing. The thrust vectoring of ±20° at in pitch and 5° yaw will greatly support the agility gained by the forward-swept-wings.

The Valkyrie has extremely high agility at subsonic speeds, enabling the aircraft to alter its angle of attack and its flight path very quickly while retaining maneuverability in supersonic flight. Maximum turn rates, and the upper and lower limits on airspeed for weapon launch, are important criteria in terms of combat superiority. The Valkyrie has very high levels of maneuverability with maintained stability and controllability at extreme angles of attack. Maximum turn rates are important in close combat and also at medium and long range, when the mission may involve engaging consecutive targets in different sectors of the airspace.

The swept-forward wing provides a number of advantages:
    Higher lift-to-drag ratio
    Higher capacity in dogfight maneuvers
    Higher range at subsonic speed
    Improved stall resistance and anti-spin characteristics
    Improved stability at high angles of attack
    A lower minimum flight speed
    A shorter take-off and landing distance
The Valkyrie IDS design places a much higher degree of importance on low observance throughout the entire spectrum of sensors including radar signature, visual, infrared, acoustic, and radio frequency then previous generation LGDS fighters. Consequently, the Valkyrie IDS has a low radar signature that is due to a combination of factors, including special shaping techniques that include double curvature surfaces, the use of radar absorbent material, and attention to detail such as hinges and pilot helmets that could provide a radar return.

The Valkyrie has been designed to disguise its infrared emissions to make it harder to detect by infrared homing ("heat seeking") surface-to-air or air-to-air missiles. For example, new ceramic-matrix RAM is utilized on the engine exhaust nozzles to reduce radar and IR signatures. Additionally, a complicated series of paints and coatings are used to meet both RCS and infra-red suppression requirements. A new type of paint, or topcoat, increases the Valkyrie’s stealthiness by reducing its vulnerability to infrared threats. The topcoat protects the aircraft against a broad range of wavelengths and uses metal oxides for optimal radar cross section compatibility.

Engine:
The Valkyrie IDS is powered by two ALTECH 25 thrust vectoring afterburning engines. Each ALTECH 25 produces 23,780 lbf (105.78 kN) of dry thrust and 35,000lbs lbf (155 kN) of thrust with afterburner. The 3D thrust vectoring gives the Valkyrie higher maneuverability with each nozzle capable of ±20° in the pitch and 5° yaw axis.

Avionics:
The Valkyrie shares the Chimera ATF sensor suite. It’s AN/APG-7 AESA look down shoot down radar, designed by Nemesis Electronic Systems is augmented by the Electro-Optical Targeting System (EOTS) mounted under the nose of the aircraft. The AN/APG-7 provides positive target identification, autonomous tracking of all targets in range, coordinate generation, and precise weapons guidance from extended standoff ranges as great as 200 miles.

The AN/APG-7 is designed for air superiority and strike operations and features a low-observable, active-aperture, electronically-scanned array that can track multiple targets in any weather. The AN/APG-7 changes frequencies more than 2,000 times per second to reduce the chance of being intercepted. The radar can also use complicated search patterns that reduce the chance of detection.

The radar can also focus its emissions to overload enemy sensors, giving the aircraft an electronic-attack capability. The AN/APG-7 transmits data at the rate of 600 Megabit per second while receiving data at 1 gigabit per second. This is the Valkyrie's primary connection to the combat network system.

Three Nemesis Electronic Systems Common Integrated Processing Units (CIPU)s are the “brains” of the Valkyrie avionics. Each CIPU can process 13.1 billion instructions per second and has 1 gigabyte of memory. Each CIPU, which is the size of an oversized bread box, supports all signal and data processing for all sensors and mission avionics. Additionally, information can be gathered from the radar and other onboard and offboard systems, filtered by the CIPU, and offered in easy-to-digest ways on several cockpit displays, enabling the pilot to remain on top of complicated situations.

The avionics include the AN/ALR-9 radar warning receiver which is a passive receiver system capable of detecting the radar signals in the environment. The AN/ALR-9 is composed of more than 30 antennas smoothly blended into the wings and fuselage that provide all around coverage plus azimuth and elevation information. The AN/ALR-9 has been demonstrated detecting radars at ranges as long as 400 nmi and enables the Valkyrie to limit its own radar emission to preserve its stealth. As a target approaches, the receiver can cue the AN/APG-7 radar to track the target with a narrow beam, which can be as focused down to 1° by 1° in azimuth and elevation.

The Electronic Optical Targeting System (EOTS) include a laser designator and tracker (60,000' attitude) for guiding laser-guided bombs, cryogenically cooled FLIR receiver and CCD television cameras mounted under the nose of the aircraft. Eight additional passive infrared sensors are distributed over the aircraft as part of Nemesis Electronic Systems' AN/AAQ-7 distributed aperture system (DAS), which acts as a missile warning system, reports missile launch locations, detects and tracks approaching aircraft spherically around the Valkyrie, and replaces traditional night vision goggles for night operations and navigation. All DAS functions are performed simultaneously, in every direction, at all times.

Sensor fusion combines data from all onboard and offboard sensors into a common view to prevent the pilot from being overwhelmed. The cockpit is all glass without any conventional instruments. Three multi-function heads down displays are the center pieces of the glass cockpit. The Symmetriad AHG-1 helmet features the latest avionics systems, including a full projected helmet-mounted display, active noise cancellation, and a filtered microphone to improve the work of voice control systems mounted display system replaces the conventional heads up display.

The DVI system by Nemesis Incorporated is a speaker-dependent system that provides the pilot command and control of non-critical cockpit functions, to reduce pilot workload, improve aircraft safety, and expand mission capabilities. Confirmation of voice commands is either visual or aural. Emergency escape is by a Symmetriad Laertes IV Advanced Ejection Seat. Pilots wear Symmetriad AMS-4 g-suits with built-in air management and health monitoring systems.

The Valkyrie IDS uses combined radio frequency and infrared (SAIRST) situational awareness to track all nearby aircraft continually with the pilot's helmet-mounted display system (HMDS) to display and select targets. This gives the Valkyrie the ability to use High Off-Boresight (HOBS) weapons to eliminate threats.

The Valkyrie uses fibre optic cabling and circuitry is composed of Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) for protection against electromagnetic interference or EMP attack where possible. Additional protections are provided by utilization of antennas and power connections with surge protectors designed specifically to defend against EMP attack, the cockpit is coated with a conductive coating, and all doors and wiring/tubing pathways through protective shielding is sealed with conductive gaskets.

Armaments:
Armaments include an internal 20 mm (0.787 in) M31A2 six-barreled, air-cooled, electrically fired Gatling-style cannon, which fires 20 mm rounds at 6600 rpm in starboard wing root with 500 rounds, and an internal bomb bay for up to 6× Spike AMRAAM and 2× Spectre BVRAAM or other weaponry. At the expense of being more detectable by radar, many more missiles, bombs and fuel tanks can be attached on four wing pylons and two near wingtip positions (10,000lbs per wing).

Countermeasures:
Countermeasures include the Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radars which can act as an ECM device to track, locate and eventually jam enemy radar. The electronic attack capability is developed enough that a Valkyrie IDS can burn out unshielded electronics. 60 flares and 60 chaff are carried in two side mounted dispensers.

General characteristics:
Crew: 1
Length: 65 ft 9 in (19.80 m)
Wingspan: 16.7 m (54 ft 9 in)
Height: 19 ft 8 in (6.05 m)
Wing area: Wing area: 61.87 m² (666 ft²)
Empty weight: 45,130 lb (20,470.62 kg)
Loaded weight: 66,040 lb (29,955.24 kg)
Max takeoff weight: 83,500 lb (38,000 kg)
Powerplant: 2× ALTECH 25 pitch and yaw thrust vectoring turbofans
Dry thrust: 23,780 lbf (105.78 kN) each
Thrust with afterburner: 35,000lbs lbf (155 kN) each
Fuel capacity: 22,711 lb (10,300 kg) internally or 30,700 lb (13,930.27 kg) with two external fuel tanks

Performance:
Maximum speed:
At altitude: Mach 1.88
Supercruise: Mach 1.3
Range: 2,000 nmi (2,440 mi, 3,926 km) with 2 external fuel tanks
Combat radius: 510 nmi (561 mi, 902 km)
Ferry range: 3,416 mi (2,969 nmi, 5,500 km)
Service ceiling: 70,000 ft (21,336 m)
Wing loading: 79.4 lb/ft² (360 kg/m²)
Thrust/weight: 1.21
Maximum g-load: -3.0/+9.0 g

Armament:
Guns: 1× 20 mm (0.787 in) M31A2 Gatling gun in starboard wing root, 500 rounds
Air to air loadout:
6× Spike AMRAAM
2× Spectre BVRAAM
Air to ground loadout:
2× Spike AMRAAM and
2× Spectre BVRAAM for self-protection, and one of the following:
2× 1,000 lb (450 kg) JDAM or
2× Wind Corrected Munitions Dispensers (WCMDs) or
8× 250 lb (110 kg) GBU-39 Small Diameter Bombs
Hardpoints: 4× under-wing pylon stations can be fitted to carry 600 gallon drop tanks or weapons, each with a capacity of 5,000 lb

Price: 215,000,000 NSD
DPR Price: 215,000,000,000 NSD

Jinn II UCAV
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The Kirov Design Jinn UCAV is a pilotless, single-engine, stealth-capable unmanned vehicle, that can autonomously penetrate deeply into enemy territory to attack enemy targets perform surveillance, and suppress enemy air defenses. The Jinn can also autonomously control a section of airspace against airborne threats. The systems AI system can communicate, allocate resources and conduct combat with a team of up to 100 Jinn operating together. Maximum speed is mach 1.3.

The Jinn UCAV is equipped with the AN/APG-5L AESA look down shoot down radar augmented by the Sharpshooter Targeting System mounted under the nose of the aircraft to provide positive target identification, autonomous tracking of 16 targets in range, coordinate generation, and precise weapons guidance. Sharpshooter includes a laser designator and tracker (50,000' attitude) for guiding laser-guided bombs and cryogenically cooled FLIR receiver. The Jinn can be controlled when needed by an operator using the Matroiska Neural Net.

Designed with two weapons bays, one on each side of the engine, that may be each loaded with a single 2000 pound bomb or two air-to-air missiles and two air-to-air or air-to-ground weapons the Jinn can autonomously deliver ordinance with pinpoint accuracy.

Countermeasures include the Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radars which can act as an ECM device to track, locate and eventually jam enemy radar. Flares and chaff are also carried.

Range: 2,600 nautical miles
Service ceiling: 65,000 ft
Dimensions
Wingspan: 14.93m
Overall Length: 11.89m
Overall Height: 2.03m
Fuselage Length: 8.03m
Price: 10,000,000 NSD
DPR Price: 50,000,000,000 NSD

Storm Shadow B-1
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The Storm Shadow B-1is a heavy bomber designed to penetrate dense anti-aircraft defenses and deploy both conventional and nuclear weapons. It uses speed, its very high altitude and standoff weapons to devastate its targets. Capable of speeds of Mach 4.03 and an attitude of 160,000 feet this aircraft packs a formidable punch carrying 60,000 lbs of ordinance internally. Capable of air launching 12 Seahag Stealth Cruise Missiles.

The Storm Shadow has a range of 8000 nautical miles without refueling. Jointly developed by Rushing Aircraft and Kirov Design this Jet features an advanced engine design that increases efficiency and power over previous designs while lowering fuel cost significantly. It combines GPS Aided Targeting System (GATS) with GPS-aided bombs such as Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM). This uses its passive mode on its AESA electronically scanned array APQ-200 radar to correct GPS errors of targets and gain much better than laser-guided weapon accuracy when "dumb" gravity bombs are equipped with a GPS-aided "smart" guidance tail kit. Electro-Optical Targeting System (EOTS) mounted under the nose of the aircraft provides positive target identification, autonomous tracking of all targets in range, coordinate generation, and precise weapons guidance from extended standoff ranges as great as 200 miles without compromising the aircraft's stealth. EOTS include a laser designator and tracker (50,000' attitude) for guiding laser-guided bombs, cryogenically cooled FLIR receiver and CCD television cameras.

Countermeasures include the Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radars which can act as an ECM device to track, locate and eventually jam enemy radar. Flares and chaff are also present carried.

Crew: 2 (aircraft commander, copilot/weapons officer)
Length: 44.5 m
Wingspan: Extended: 41.8 m
Height: 5.4 m
Wing area: 181.2 m²
Empty weight: 70,100 kg
Loaded weight: 140,000 kg
Maximum speed: Mach 4.03
Cruise speed: Mach 3.2
Price: 1,235,000,000 NSD
DPR Price: 1,235,000,000,000 NSD

AH-3 Archangel
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The AH-3 Archangel is a five-blade, twin-engine attack helicopter with reverse-tricycle landing gear, and tandem cockpit for a crew of two. Its incorporated stealth features to avoid detection, such as retractable weapon stations and main gun, and stealth faceting and radar absorbent materials. The AH-3 Archangel's noise signature is noticeably smaller than others in its class being 10 times quieter than an AH-64 Apache.

The helicopter is armed with a case-less 30 mm automatic M230 Electric Cannon firing depleted uranium armor piercing rounds at the rate of 10,800 rounds per minute that can be slaved to the gunner's Helmet mounted display, fixed to a locked forward firing position, or controlled via the Target Acquisition and Designation System (TADS). The Archangel carries a range of external stores on its retractable weapon stations, typically a mixture of Aries ATGM, Cobra 7 general-purpose unguided 70 mm rockets, and Puma laser guided SAMs, Puma 2 fire and forget , IR homing SAMs for countermeasures defense.

TADS contains stabilized electro-optical sensors, a laser rangefinder and laser target designator. The TADS assembly can rotate +/- 120 degrees in azimuth, +30/-60 degrees in elevation and can move independently of the Pilot Night Vision System (PNVS). The movements of TADS can be 'slaved' to the head movements of the helicopter crew to point where they are looking. This allows images from TADS to be projected onto the crew helmet-mounted optical sights, overlaid upon their view of the cockpit and battle space.

TADS contains a thermal imaging infrared camera, a full color television camera and a directional laser microphone. The AN/APG-18 millimeter-wave Fire Control Radar (FCR) target acquisition system as well as the Radar Frequency Interferometer (RFI) is housed above the rotor. The elevated position of the radome allows detection and (arcing) missile engagement of targets even when the helicopter itself is concealed by an obstacle. The RFI has a highly sensitive 360 degree field of view and integration with the aircraft survivability equipment.

Mounted above the TADS, the PNVS contains an infrared camera slaved to the head movements of the pilot. PNVS can rotate +/- 90 degrees in azimuth and +20/-45 degrees in elevation. Pilot Night Vision System (PNVS) has a high rate of movement (120° per second) so as to accurately match the head movements of the pilot.

All Archangel feature a digital communication suite capable of utilizing and sharing data across the interconnected combat network. This allows the use of sensor data from air, ground, ships and satellites to target enemy forces.

The helicopter utilizes Black Hole OrcanaTM technology to move the engines heat signature to a point above and behind the helicopter. Utilizing aerodynamic shaping the aircraft concentrates engine heat signature up and behind the helicopter. The aircraft also carries flare and chaff dispensers.

Crew: 2 (Pilot, copilot/weapons officer)
Length: 15.73 m
Rotor diameter: 12.90 m
Height: 3.37 m
Empty weight: 3,942 kg
Loaded weight: 4,806 kg
Maximum speed: 500 km/h
Cruise speed: 500 km/h
Range: 500 km (internal fuel)
Ferry range: 2,430 km
Service ceiling: 7,200 m
Price: 25,000,000 NSD
DPR Price: 250,000,000,000 NSD

UH-5 Wwvyn
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The UH-5 Wwvyn is a Advancing Blade system consisting of two rigid, contra-rotating rotors which make use of the aerodynamic lift of the advancing blades. At high speeds, the retreating blades are offloaded, as most of the load is supported by the advancing blades of both rotors and the penalty due to stall of the retreating blade is thus eliminated. This system does not even require a wing to be fitted for high speeds or to improve maneuverability, and also eliminates the need for an anti-torque rotor at the tail.

The UH-5 Wwvyn is optimized for low signatures (acoustic, radar, infrared). It is equipped with a night vision system (Forward Looking Infra-Red, Night Vision Goggles, Helmet Mounted Sight & Display). Other features include weather radar, digital mapping, Obstacle Warning System, cable cutters, armored to protect against 12.7mm armor piercing rounds, defensive weapons suite including two LMG-9 machine guns, passive and active counter measures and the addition of 76mm rocket pods, 30mm gun pods or Quad Aries ATGMs on each of two detachable stub wings. The UH-5 Wwvyn is equipped with the rear-loading ramp to facilitate fast loading.

The helicopter utilizes Black Hole OrcanaTM technology to move the engines heat signature to a point above and behind the helicopter. Utilizing aerodynamic shaping the aircraft concentrates engine heat signature up and behind the helicopter. The aircraft also carries flare and chaff dispensers.

Crew: 2 (Pilot, copilot/weapons officer)
Capacity: 2,640 lb of cargo internally, including 14 troops or 6 stretchers, or 10,000 lb of cargo externally
Length: 12.42 m
Rotor diameter: 10.97 m
Height: 4.01 m
Empty weight: 3,942 kg
Loaded weight: 4,989.51 kg
Maximum speed: 550 km/h
Cruise speed: 400 km/h
Range: 600 km (internal fuel)
Ferry range: 2,430 km
Service ceiling: 7,000 m
Price: 6,900,000 NSD
DPR Price: 34,500,000,000

Transport and AWACS
C-7 Titan
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The C-7 Titan is an advanced VSTOL large military transport aircraft that is capable of being configured as an aerial refueling platform. A version of the aircraft designated E-7 Cats Eye serves as the AWACs platform for the Libertarian Governance Defense Force (LGDF). The aircraft features the extensive usage of carbon fibre and is equipped with 4 Rushing Aircraft J100 engines and two Ventner Ducted fan engines. The Rushing engines can direct their trust downward and with the two ducted fans can lift the aircraft vertically.

The nose and aft doors open the full width and height of the cargo compartment to permit faster and easier loading. Ramps are full width at each end for loading double rows of vehicles. The cargo floor has rollers (used for palletized cargo) that can be flipped to provide a flat floor suitable for rolling stock.The cockpit features a fly-by-wire flight control system with sidestick controllers and flight envelope protection. C-7 has a full glass cockpit with digital screens.

The aircraft is equipped with flare and chaff dispensers.

E-7 Cats Eye Awacs is a modified C-7 that has a MESA" Electronically Scanned Array radar mounted in a dorsal arrangement atop the C-7 rear fuselage. and designed to provide all-weather surveillance, command, control and communications. It has an increased range of 8000 km due to internal fuel cells placed in the cargo hold and it carries a crew of 28. The AN/APY-9 "MESA" Electronically Scanned Array radar system provides surveillance from the Earth's surface up into the stratosphere, over land or water.

The MESA radar has a range of more than 250 miles (400 km) for low-flying targets at its operating altitude (essentially to the radar horizon), and a range of approximately 400 miles (650 km) for aerospace vehicles flying at medium to high altitudes (essentially above the radar horizon). The electronically scanned array features three apertures sharing "L" band frequency transmit and receive modules to attain 360 degrees of coverage. The "L" band frequency is an optimum blend of range, detection capability, size and weight. The steerable beam, L-band electronically scanned array is designed to provide optimal performance in range, tracking, accuracy and growth. The radar is able to track air and sea targets simultaneously and can help the operator maintain control of high-performance aircraft while continuously scanning the operational area.

The AN/APY-9 radar can simultaneously track 6000 air, sea and ground targets. The system's variable track update rates and dedicated tracking modes allow the operator to track allied and hostile high performance aircraft while continuously scanning the area of operations.

The Cats Eye has ESM for passive detection of targets and an electronic surveillance capability to detect and identify air and surface-based radar, laser and infra red emitters. The Cats Eye can relay and receive data to/from aircraft, ships, ground personnel and vehicles and control UCAV vehicles.

The system SAR modes can produce images of stationary objects. Objects with many angles (for example, the interior of a pick-up bed) will give a much better radar signature (called specular returns). In addition to being able to detect, locate and track large numbers of ground vehicles, the radar has the capability to detect helicopters, rotating antennas and low, slow moving fixed wing aircraft.

Crew:3 (Pilot, copilot and loadmaster)
Capacity: 102 troops with standard centerline seats or 134 troops with palletized seats or, 36 litter and 54 ambulatory patients or Cargo, such as Katana Tanks
Payload: 200,000 lb (90,718 kg) of cargo distributed at max over 20 553L master pallets or a mix of palletized cargo and vehicles
Length: 53 m
Wing span: 51.75 m
Height: 16.8 m
Empty weight: 125,100 kg
Max take off weight: 275,350 kg
Cruise speed: 900 km/h
Range: 6000 km (internal fuel)
Service ceiling: 14,000 m
Price: 100,000,000 NSD
DPR Price: 100,000,000,000 NSD
Price: 425,000,000 NSD for E-7 Cats Eye version
DPR Price: 425,000,000,000 NSD
C-9 Atlas
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The C-9 Atlas is a strategic airlift transport aircraft which is built by Kirov Design and is among the largest fixed-wing aircraft ever built. Featuring 6 Stage 3 turbofan engines this aircraft can handle a payload of 250,000 kg (550,000 lb).

The nose door will open the full width and height of the cargo compartment to permit faster and easier loading. A full width ramp allows for loading double rows of vehicles. The cargo floor has rollers (used for palletized cargo) that can be flipped to provide a flat floor suitable for rolling stock.The cockpit features a fly-by-wire flight control system with sidestick controllers and flight envelope protection. C-9 has a full glass cockpit with digital screens.

Crew:6
Payload: 250,000 kg (550,000 lb)
Door dimensions: 440 x 640 cm (14.4 x 21 ft)
Length: 84 m (275.6 ft)
Wingspan: 88.4 m (290 ft 2 in)
Height: 18.1 m (59.3 ft)
Empty weight: 285,000 kg (628,315 lb)
Cargo Volume: 1,300 m3 (46,000 cu ft)
Max take off weight: 600,000 kg (1,323,000 lb)
Cruise speed: 850 km/h (460 knots, 530 mph)
Range: With maximum fuel: 15,400 km (9,570 mi); With maximum payload: 4,000 km (2,500 mi)
Service ceiling: 11,000 m (36,100 ft)
Price: 180,000,000 NSD
DPR Price: 180,000,000,000 NSD


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Naval Vessels

Postby Libertarian Governance » Sat Oct 31, 2009 6:09 am

LG Defense Systems knows how to achieve the capacity for naval projection of power. In one operation recently far from the shores of Libertarian Governace a hand full of our attack submarines destroyed an entire fleet of 35 Yousefrian ships with one volley of Tigershark cruise missiles. None of our vessels were touched. The relentless demands of this world, manifested through numerous crises around the globe, continually require a strong navy to maintain a strong forward naval presence.

Krakon Class Attack Submarine
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Krakon class subs are designed to be larger, faster, more manueverable and significantly quieter then potential opponents; they also carry more weapons and have twice as many torpedo tubes, for a total of 8. As a result of their advanced design, however, Krakon subs are much more expensive. They are intended to combat the threat of large numbers of advanced enemy submarines.

The Krakon utilizes an advanced titanium alloy that gives it a depth of 4200 feet. That is about the depth of the Soviet submarine K-278 Komsomolets. Instead of periscopes, the subs have a pair of extendable photonics masts outside the pressure hull. Each contains several high-resolution cameras with light-intensification and infrared sensors, an infrared laser rangefinder, and an integrated Electronic Support Measures (ESM) array. Signals from the masts' sensors are transmitted to the control center. The subs also make use of pump-jet propulsors for quieter operations. The subs contain an advanced electromagnetic signature reduction system.

The advanced ARC-1 combat system includes a large Conformal active/passive bow array, a Conformal Acoustic Velocity Sonar (CAVES) WAA, and a towed-array sonar. CAVES is a "smart skin" sonar using numerous fiber-optic accelerometers buried in the submarine's anechoic coating. These sensors detect sound by their movement and combined with the Bow array and towed array provide the ARC-1 unparalleled ability to identify and pinpoint enemy positions with a highly accurate 3d image. The ARC-1 uses a optimal combination of low and medium wavelengths for maximum range and accuracy of data.

The Krakon uses 4 88-inch (2.2 m) diameter large vertical launch systems (VLS) to carry a wide array of missiles, unmanned aerial vehicles or other equipment. Each VLS system can carry a 7 tube cluster of Seahag Cruise Missiles for a total of 28 missiles or Tigershark Cruise Missiles or a variety of unmanned vehicles. The missile tubes can also carry ASROC or any other weapon available for standard VLS tubes.

For special operations, the Advanced Swimmer Delivery System and the Dry Deck Shelter can be mounted on the lock out chambers and the boat will be able to host up to 66 special operations soldiers. Improved communications equipment installed during the upgrade allows the submarines to serve as a forward-deployed, clandestine Small Combatant Joint Command Center.

The Mark-10 torpedo has a 300kg warhead. It is capable of operating with or without wire guidance and uses either or both active and passive homing. Range is 60km (active) and 40km (passive).
Displacement: 9000 ton
Length: 107 m
Beam: 12 m
Propulsion: S6W PWR 65,000 hp, 1 secondary propulsion submerged motor, 1 shaft, 1 propeller
Speed: Surfaced: 20 knots, Submerged: 45 knots
Range: unlimited except by food supplies
Test depth: 2000 m
Complement: 140
Crew: 14 Officers; 126 Enlisted
Armament: 8 × 660mm torpedo tubes (60 Seahag stealth cruise missile/Tigershark ASM/Mk-10 torpedo); 28 × VLS in 4 tube 7 packs (Seahag stealth cruise missile or Tigershark ASM); 2 Diver Lockout Chambers
Price: 2,800,000,000 NSD

Great White Class Missile Submarine
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The Great White Class Missile Submarine is part of the Libertarian Governance Triad of nuclear forces. It is designed to be nearly impossible to defeat; they also carry more weapons and have twice as many torpedo tubes, for a total of 8. As a result of their advanced design, however, Great White Class Missile Submarines are much more expensive. They are intended to provide a nuclear cruise missile attack on enemy targets.

The Great White Class Missile Submarine utilizes an advanced alloy that gives it a depth of 6000 feet. Instead of periscopes, the subs have a pair of extendable photonics masts outside the pressure hull. Each contains several high-resolution cameras with light-intensification and infrared sensors, an infrared laser rangefinder, and an integrated Electronic Support Measures (ESM) array. Signals from the masts' sensors are transmitted to the control center. The subs also make use of pump-jet propulsors for quieter operations. The subs contain an advanced electromagnetic signature reduction system.

The advanced ARC-1 combat system includes a large Conformal active/passive bow array, a Conformal Acoustic Velocity Sonar (CAVES) WAA, and a towed-array sonar. CAVES is a "smart skin" sonar using numerous fiber-optic accelerometers buried in the submarine's anechoic coating. These sensors detect sound by their movement and combined with the Bow array and towed array provide the ARC-1 unparalleled ability to identify and pinpoint enemy positions with a highly accurate 3d image. The ARC-1 uses a optimal combination of low and medium wavelengths for maximum range and accuracy of data.

The Great White Class Missile Submarine utilize 22 88-inch (2.2 m) diameter large vertical launch systems (VLS) to carry a wide array of missiles, unmanned aerial vehicles or other equipment. Each VLS system can carry a 7 tube clusters of Seahag Cruise Missiles for a total of 154 missiles but the tubes have the capability of carrying a wide range of other missile systems and UAVs.

For special operations, the Advanced Swimmer Delivery System and the Dry Deck Shelter can be mounted on the lock out chambers and the boat will be able to host up to 66 special operations soldiers. Improved communications equipment installed during the upgrade allows the submarines to serve as a forward-deployed, clandestine Small Combatant Joint Command Center.

Export version does not come with nuclear missiles.

The Mark-10 torpedo has a 300kg warhead. It is capable of operating with or without wire guidance and uses either or both active and passive homing. Range is 60km (active) and 40km (passive).
Displacement: 16,800 ton
Length: 560 ft (170 m)
Beam: 42 ft (13 m)
Propulsion: S6W PWR 65,000 hp, 1 secondary propulsion submerged motor, 1 shaft, 1 propeller
Speed: Surfaced: 20 knots, Submerged: 25 knots
Range: unlimited except by food supplies
Test depth: 2000 m
Complement: 155
Crew: 15 Officers; 140 Enlisted
Armament: 8 × 660mm torpedo tubes (60 Seahag stealth cruise missile/Tigershark ASM/Mk-10 torpedo); 154 × VLS in 22 tube 7 packs (Seahag stealth cruise missile with 1mt fusion warhead); 2 Diver Lockout Chambers
Price: 4,800,000,000 NSD

Littoral Combat Ship
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The LCS is a fast, highly maneuverable, networked surface combat ship. The design combines high-speed maneuverability with a comfortable seakeeping motion that supports launch and recovery operations, combat missions and optimal human performance from the crew. The ship can turn 360 degrees in less than eight lengths at its rated sprint speed and it can accelerate to full speed in less than two minutes. The ship uses a modular design to facilitate rapid mission configuration. The mission modules will be able to be changed, tested and working within 24 hours.The mission packages will be: mine warfare (MIW), anti-submarine warfare (ASW) and anti-surface warfare (SUW). The mission modules may be integrated into standard-sized containers that can be installed in the ship and other systems will be transferred onto the ship on pallets. The mission systems will be connected to the ship's network and communicate with the other ship systems and other surface ships and aircraft.

The main armament on all modules is the 88mm naval gun system firing 220 rounds a minute to a range of 18km. This gun is guided by radar and FLIR. The MIW module includes: the AN/WLD-1 remote minehunting system, AN/AQS-20A sonar mine detecting set, organic airborne surface influence sweep, airborne laser mine detection system and airborne mine neutralization system.

The ASW module includes the Sea Snake undersea surveillance system, developed by Nemesis Electronics, which integrates a range of acoustic sensors with semi-submersible vehicles and network-centric communications. Passive sensors include the advanced deployable system (ADS), a rapidly deployable bottom array acoustic surveillance system. The semi-submersible, the AN/WLD-1 with an ASW mission system, tows a remote towed active source (RTAS), a multiband transducer with a remote towed array multi-function sonar. The ASW module also includes systems to be deployed from the Wwvyn S helicopter (mk10 torpedoes, sonobuoys, AN/AQS-12 airborne low-frequency sonar) and unmanned surface vehicles, USVs (dipping sonar, multi-static active sonar and ULITE ultra-lightweight towed array).

The SUW module includes a mk7 40 mm case-less cannon which fires at up to 420 rounds a minute, and 24 Tigershark Stealth ASM tubes. The Wwvyn S is armed with guns and Aries ATGM missiles. The Wwyvvn can also carry torpedoes and 60kg depth charges.

Four large, acoustically optimized waterjets provide flexible, high performance propulsion from two diesel powerplants and two gas turbines. This adaptable and reliable power system will provide excellent performance over the range of speeds required for LCS missions. The craft includes a 12 tube rolling airframe defense turret for air and point defense. The base radar is the The AN/SPY-3 which is a naval version of the AN/MPQ-100 system guiding Mars Sams. The Tomb Stone Ladar is identical to the Mars system.

Hull: Advanced semi-planing steel monohull with aluminum superstructure
Length: Overall 115.3 meters
Beam: Overall 17.5 meters
Draft: 4.1 meters
Displacement 3000 metric tons
Crew: 50
Sensors and processing systems: AN/SPY-3 Multi-Function Radar (MFR), Volume Search Radar (VSR), The Tomb Stone Ladar (TSL)
Top Speed 60 knots
Price: 300,000,000 NSD

Guided Missile Destroyer
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The Archer Class Guided Missile Destroyer features the following: a low radar profile; an integrated power system, total ship computing environment infrastructure, serving as the ship's primary LAN and as the hardware-independent platform for all of the ship's software ensembles; automated fire-fighting systems and automated piping rupture isolation. The destroyer is designed to require a smaller crew and be less expensive to operate than comparable warships. It will has a wave-piercing tumblehome hull form whose sides slope inward above the waterline. This will reduce the radar cross-section, returning much less energy than a more hard-angled hull form.

The Archer class has a radar signature akin to a fishing boat and sound levels are compared to the Los Angeles-class submarine. The tumblehome hull reduces radar return and the composite material deckhouse also has a low radar return. Water sleeting along the sides, along with passive cool air induction in the mack reduces thermal emissions. The AN/SPY-3 is the naval version of the AN/MPQ-100 system guiding Mars Sams. The Tomb Stone Ladar is identical to the Mars system.

Displacement: 14,800 tons
Length: 182.9 m
Beam: 24.6 m
Draft: 8.4 m
Propulsion: 2 gas turbines and emergency diesel generators, 78 MW
Speed: 40 kn
Complement: 140
Sensors and processing systems: AN/SPY-3 Multi-Function Radar (MFR), Volume Search Radar (VSR), The Tomb Stone Ladar (TSL)
Armament: 80 × VLS modules, comprising a total of 80 missiles, Mars S Missile, Seahag Stealth Cruise Missile, Tigershark Stealth ASM, Anti-Submarine Rocket 2× 160 mm Advanced Gun System, 1200 rounds in automomatic store, 70-100 LRLAP rounds, 2 × 30 mm gun CIWS; 2x 12 tube rolling airframe defense turrets
Aircraft carried: 2 Wwvyn S helicopters
Price: 2,250,000,000 NSD

Guided Missile Cruiser Nuclear
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The Archer Class Guided Missile Cruiser features the following: a low radar profile; an integrated power system, total ship computing environment infrastructure, serving as the ship's primary LAN and as the hardware-independent platform for all of the ship's software ensembles; automated fire-fighting systems and automated piping rupture isolation. The Cruiser is designed to require a smaller crew and be less expensive to operate than comparable warships. It will has a wave-piercing tumblehome hull form whose sides slope inward above the waterline. This will reduce the radar cross-section, returning much less energy than a more hard-angled hull form.

The Archer class has a radar signature akin to a fishing boat and sound levels are compared to the Los Angeles-class submarine. The tumblehome hull reduces radar return and the composite material deckhouse also has a low radar return. Water sleeting along the sides, along with passive cool air induction in the mack reduces thermal emissions. Its advanced radar systems can guide Zephyr SAMS and Theatre Ballistic Defense Missiles. Zephyrs are capable of hitting and killing a ballistic missile warhead out to a distance of 200 miles.

AN/SPY-5 Multi-Function Radar (MFR), Volume Search Radar (VSR) all altitude detection radar can track/attack 6000 targets and is capable of detecting ballistic missile class targets up to 1200 km (746 mi) away travelling at up to 10000 km/h (6200 mph) and cruise missile class targets up to 600 km (373 mi) away. It also employs electronic beam steering and performs a scan once every one point five seconds.The Tomb Stone Ladar can detect a missile-sized target flying at an altitude of 60 meters (200 ft) at least 40 km away, at an altitude of 100 meters at least 60 km away, and at high altitude up to 175 km away. In addition target acquisition Ladar can be used which has a maximum detection range of 300 km (186 mi). The AN/SPY-5 are nearly immune to ECM. There is no known jammer against the Tomb Stone Ladar.

Displacement: 48,000 tons
Length: 216.5 m
Beam: 24.6 m
Draft: 16.4 m
Propulsion: 200 MW nuclear reactor
Speed: 40 kn
Complement: 450
Sensors and processing systems: AN/SPY-5 Multi-Function Radar (MFR), Volume Search Radar (VSR) can track/attack 6000 targets simultaneously, Tomb Stone Ladar
Armament: 500 × VLS modules, comprising a total of 500 missiles, Zephyr SAM/TBMD, Mars S Missile, Seahag Stealth Cruise Missile, Tigershark Stealth ASM, Anti-Submarine Rocket, 1(twin)× 160 mm Advanced Gun System, 2400 rounds in automomatic store, 150-200 LRLAP rounds, 6× 40 mm gun CIWS, 4x 12 tube rolling airframe defense turrets
Aircraft carried: 2 Wwvyn S helicopters, 4 Jinn II UCAV
Price: 4,500,000,000 NSD

Archer Class Carrier
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The Archer Class Nuclear Powered Carrier, the centerpiece of our next generation carrier Fleet, is a large-deck, nuclear-powered ship. Featuring newly designed and integrated combat systems that eliminates rotating antennas. Archer Nuclear Carrier incorporates new integrated combat systems, and advanced nuclear propulsion plant and a new electrical power and distribution system. Carriers will feature additional new technologies including an Electromagnetic Aircraft Launching System (EMALS), an Electromagnetic Aircraft Recovery System (EARS), improved crew habitability, survivability improvements, performance improvements, and new functional arrangements and distributed systems.

The Archer Nuclear Carrier is designed to deliver more combat power through its ability to arm and refuel, launch, and recover aircraft more rapidly and effectively than current ships. An advanced weapons-information management systems automates the process of weapons movement from magazines to aircraft. The electromagnetic aircraft launching and arresting systems require less wind across the deck for aircraft launch recovery, and significantly accelerates the process of "turning around" combat aircraft and generating high sortie rates. The Archer Nuclear Carrier is optimized to support the Chimera ATF.

The Archer Nuclear Carrier features a substantially smaller redesigned command "island" (the carrier superstructure) than current aircraft carriers, as well multifunction arrays that replace the forest of antennas that current ships sprout, making the carrier inherently harder to detect and attack. Finally, a redundant electrical grid system and advanced damage-control features make the ship more capable of surviving battle damage.

Displacement: 100,000 tons
Length: 333 m
Beam: 41 m
Propulsion: 2 nuclear reactor 340 MW
Speed: 40 kn
Complement: 3800
Sensors and processing systems: AN/SPY-3 Multi-Function Radar (MFR), Volume Search Radar (VSR), The Tomb Stone Ladar
Armament: 240 × VLS modules, comprising a total of 500 missiles, Mars S Missile, Seahag Stealth Cruise Missile, Tigershark Stealth ASM, 6 × 30 mm gun CIWS, 4x 12 tube rolling airframe defense turrets
Aircraft carried: 80 - 100
Price: 9,000,000,000 NSD

Drake Amphibious Assault
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The Drake Class Amphibious Assault Ships are designed to land forces on hostile shores anywhere in the world. The Drake-class has an air group of helicopters that are used to ferry troops and equipment to the shore from the ships. These helicopters are supplemented by a squadron of up to eight Chimera ATF. Up to 20 Chimera can be embarked when the ship is used as a temporary STOL or "Chimera Carrier". They also possess a well-deck for launching up to six Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) hovercraft . Each Drake-class warship has medical and dental facilities capable of providing intensive medical assistance to 600 casualties, whether combat incurred or brought aboard ship during humanitarian missions.

For the comfort of the 1,075 crew members and 2,400 embarked troops, all manned spaces and berthing areas are individually heated and air conditioned. Berthing areas are subdivided to provide semi-private spaces without adversely affecting efficiency. Deck and wall coverings are decorative but also serviceable and easy to maintain. Messing areas facilitate rapid dining in a restaurant atmosphere. Onboard recreational facilities include a Library Multi-Media Resource Center with Internet access, a weight room, and satellite television capabilities.

Displacement: Approx. 48,500 tons (43,999 metric tons) full load
Length: 844 ft (257 m)
Beam: 106 ft (32 m)
Propulsion: two LM4500 geared gas turbines, two shafts, 80,000 shaft-horsepower (52 megawatt)
Speed: 25 knots (46 km/h)
Complement: 104 officers, 1,004 enlisted; 2400 troops
Armament: 48 VLS modules, comprising a total of 48 missiles, Mars S Missile, Seahag Stealth Cruise Missile, Tigershark Stealth ASM, Anti-Submarine Rocket, 6 × 30 mm gun CIWS, 2x 12 tube rolling airframe defense turrets
Aircraft carried: Actual mix depends upon the mission; Typical 48 UH-5 Wwyvn, 8 AH-3 Archangel, 24 Chimera ATF
Price: 1,500,000,000 NSD

Fast Combat Support Ship
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The fast combat support ship (AOE) is the LGDF's largest combat logistics ship, designed as an oiler, ammunition and supply ship. All fast combat support ships currently in service with the LGDF are operated by Libertarian Governance Merchant Marine (LGMM). The AOE has the speed and armament to keep up with carrier battle groups. It rapidly replenishes Navy task forces and can carry more than 200,000 barrels of oil (28,000 m³), 3,150 tons of ammunition, 500 tons of dry stores and 250 tons of refrigerated stores. It receives petroleum products, ammunition and stores from shuttle ships and redistributes these items simultaneously to carrier battle group ships. This reduces the vulnerability of serviced ships by reducing alongside time.

Displacement: 50,800 tons full load
Length: 754 ft (229.9 m)
Beam: 107 ft (32.6 m)
Propulsion: four LM2500 gas turbines; two shafts; 105,000 hp (78 MW)
Speed: 25 knots (46 km/h)
Complement: 160 Merchant Marine
Armament: 12 VLS modules, comprising a total of 24 Mars S Missiles Anti-Submarine Rocket, 2× 30 mm gun CIWS, 1x 12 tube rolling airframe defense turrets
Aircraft carried: 2 Wwyvn
Price: 480,000,000 NSD
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Missile, Rockets, Special Bombs

Postby Libertarian Governance » Sat Oct 31, 2009 6:10 am

The weaponry in this section is without a doubt superior to any comparable system anywhere in the world. The more advanced weapons here enable countries to strike anywhere in the world within minutes with devastating accuracy. LG Defense Forces has many more weapons available by special export permit. If you do not see exactly what you may need please don't hesitate to ask for assistance.

HGM-RPG
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HGM-RPG was developed as an inexpensive anti-armor weapon for use by members of the Home Guard Militia. The HGM-RPG is intended to defeat most modern tanks fitted with ERA protection. The HGM-RPG is a shoulder fired, single-shot, smooth-bored, recoilless launcher. Unlike many RPG-type launchers, the HGM-RPG is a breech-loading weapon, with large caliber barrel, made from two quick-detachable parts, front and rear. The rear part of the barrel is fitted with folding mono-pod support. The front part of the barrel has the fire control module with pistol grip, trigger and manual safety, the folding iron sights, and 2.7X telescope sight.

The rocket warhead is a tandem shaped charge HEAT and a rocket booster with eight folding stabilization fins at the rear. With this design, the smaller front warhead is intended to set off the ERA (Explosive Reactive Armor) block from the safe range, and then second larger warhead strikes the hull of the tank. When used against buildings or entrenchments, the rocket can penetrate more than 1.5 meter (5ft) of concrete or brick wall and then cause significant damage to troops beyond the wall.

Caliber: 105 mm barrel; 65/105mm warheads
Type: rocket booster
Overall length: 1850 mm ready to fire; 1000 mm disassembled for transportation
Weight: 12.1 kg unloaded, with optical sight; 18.8 kg loaded and ready to fire
Effective range: 600 m
Armour penetration: ERA plus 900 mm RHA
Cost: Launcher: 1500 NSD
Cost: Rocket: 1500 NSD

DPR is available for 300,000,000 and includes launcher and all warheads

Aries ATGM
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Aries ATGM is a fire-and-forget missile that will lock-on before launch and has automatic self-guidance. The system takes a top-attack flight profile against armored vehicles (attacking the top armor which is generally thinner) but can also take a direct-attack mode for use against buildings or fortifications. This missile also has the ability to engage helicopters in the direct attack mode. The missile reaches a peak altitude of 150m in top attack mode and 50m in direct fire mode. The missile is equipped with an imaging infrared seeker. The tandem warhead is fitted with two shaped charges: a precursor warhead to detonate any explosive reactive armor and a primary warhead to penetrate base armor.

The missile’s tandem warhead is a high-explosive antitank round. The Aries ATGM counters the advent of explosive reactive armor (ERA) by using two shaped-charge warheads in tandem. The precursor charge sets off the ERA and clears it from the path of the main charge, which then penetrates the target’s primary armor. A two-layered molybdenum liner is used for the precursor and a copper liner for the main charge.

The system uses a soft launch to eject the missile from the launch tube but the launcher also eliminates the backblast. The Aries ATGM has 1200 mm RHA armor penetration.

The Aries ATGM uses an advanced AI system that couples laser designation with Infra-red and video pattern recognition to score a 80% kill rate. The command launch unit allows tracking of targets with up to 12x magnification and day or thermal sites.

Weight Missile: 15.4 kg CLU: 6.4 kg
Length Missile: 1.1 m; Launch tube: 1.2 m
Diameter Missile: 130 mm; Launch tube: 142 mm
Crew 2
Effective range 75 to 6000 m
Warhead Tandem shaped charge HEAT
Warhead weight 12 kg
Detonation
mechanism Laser proximity fuse
Price: 80,000 NSD per missile, 120,000 NSD per launcher

DPR is available for 20,000,000,000 and includes launcher and all warheads

Puma Shoulder Fired Sam
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Overview:

The Puma SAM was designed to provide Libertarian Governance Defense Forces (LGDF) with a man portable missile capable of engaging and killing airborne threats. The Puma was designed to be light weight and counter measure resistant.

History:

Libertarian Governance Defense Forces saw the need for a man portable anti-aircraft missile during the mid sixties. LG Defense Systems was given a contract to produce an infra-red guided SAM that it called the Cricket. The Cricket was produced in the 1972 and quickly became an export favorite in the region.

Advancements in aircraft design and counter measures led to the need of a replacement to the Cricket. By 1988 the Cricket 3 was seen as a weapon that was on the verge of losing its ability to effect high probability interceptions of enemy airpower. The emergence of low observable designs and the industry focus on such technology meant that a new type of missile would be necessary to provide air defense at the squad level.

In 1992 LG Defense Systems was again contracted to produce a design with at its heart the ability to resist counter measures and insure a high probability of kills even on stealthy air frames. The company begin to develop missiles along two separate tracks. The first and the first to actually be fielded was the development of a laser guided weapon designated the Puma.

The Puma was accurate and largely immune to counter measures when it was released. In the Urstanian Conflict over 10 years after it was first released it destroyed large numbers of enemy aircraft and proved capable of surface to surface engagements. The Puma missile was supplemented in 2010 by a weapon designated Puma II which used a cutting edge QWIP Focal Plane Array to provide a fire and forget option.

Design:

The Puma and Puma 2 are identical in size and nearly so in weight. Both use a common launcher and as such are light to carry and easy to operate. The Puma is designed to be fired by a single operator. The Puma missile is transported in a sealed launch tube that is mated to a digital aiming unit (DAU) for firing. This unit provides up to 10x magnification and day and nightvision modes.

To start the launch process a battery coolant unit is attached to the missile tube. This battery provides power for the laser. In Puma 2 itineration the battery coolent unit also fills the seeker head with liquid nitrogen. The laser guided Puma requires the operator to paint the target with the DAU site on the missile tube. An integrated identify friend of foe antenna interrogates the aircraft automatically and will place a red dot over the cross hair if it is aimed at an aircraft broadcasting the proper code. Once an aircraft is in the cross hairs the operator activates the ultraviolet laser by depressing a button with his thumb. The weapon will respond with a green rectangle over the target and if desired, if its not switched off, an audio tone announcing weapon lock.

The missile is then fired by squeezing the trigger. The missile is launched by a small ejection motor that pushes it a safe distance from the operator before engaging the main two-stage solid-fuel sustainer, which accelerates the Puma to a maximum speed of Mach 2.2 (750 m/s). Variants of the Puma can also be fired from the Cougar Jeep, Lynx IFV, Panther MICV, Katana MBT, helicopters and ships.

After launch the Puma is gathered by the laser beam and flies into it. From this stage onwards, the missile attempts to keep itself inside the beam, while the aiming station keeps the beam pointing at the target. The missile, controlled by a computer inside it, rides the beam to the target. The Puma 2 also uses the laser but only to mark the targets range and speed. Lock on is provided by an imaging infra-red seeker using a C - QWIP Focal Plane Array.

The QWIP (Quantum Well Imaging Photodetector) allows a single chip to concurrently image targets in two infrared color bands while permitting the added benefit of allowing for tailored infrared color sensitivity. This allows the Puma 2 to utilize a focal plane array composed of 5 - 1024 x 1024 corrugated QWIPs (C-QWIPs) using inclined micromirrors on the detector sidewalls to reflect light into parallel propagation. This creates the necessary vertical field required for QWIP usage. With a wide range of wavelength bands and high quantum efficiency the Focal Plane Array is capable of highly detailed imaging.

In flight the infra-red imaging system compares the target image to the information in its targeting database which gives the missile a high probability to identify and disregard countermeasures. The missile makes use of proportional navigation to over correct for the targets course changes in order to achieve a high probability of intercept. In fact, the Puma being fully re-programmable by use of either a USB connection or flash drive connected to the transport tube, can have mission/theater specific targeting and counter measure data loaded into its database.

The Puma and Puma 2 both take advantage of a 3 kg directed energy blast fragmentation warhead. This warhead is composed of multiple detonators encased in a contoured fragmentation casing. This arrangement is designed to optimize the initial available explosive energy and efficiently transfer that energy into high velocity fragments.

An added benefit of the multiple detonators is that fragments can be focused more effectively. For example, when both ends are detonated the fragmentation pattern forms an isotropic annular disk and fragmentation occurs in a forward or aft conical disk when detonated on either end. During its terminal flight the Puma 2 will drop off the heat source and direct the missile towards the most vulnerable point of the target as directed by the onboard targeting database.

The Puma system includes a ring laser gyro to eliminate the need to super elevate prior to firing. Both the Puma and Puma 2 are extremely accurate and capable especially against low signature targets and in environments with high clutter or counter measures. Both the DAU and the IFF antenna are powered by rechargeable batteries.

With the focal plane array utilizing Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) it was determined that the Puma system should be hardened against EMP attack. All currently produced Puma systems, laser guided or infra-red guided, uses Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) circuitry while antenna and power supply wiring make use of surge protectors designed specifically to defend against EMP attack. The launch unit, DAU and missiles use fiber optic cabling where ever possible and are sealed with conductive gaskets.

Length: 1.64m (5.5 ft)
Finspan: 9.1 cm (3.6 in)
Diameter: 7.62 cm (3 in)
Weight: 13.88 kg (30.6 lb); complete system: 18.14 kg (40 lb)
Speed: Mach 2.2
Ceiling: 4724.4 m (15500 ft)
Range: 6000 m (19685 ft)
Propulsion: dual-thrust (boost/sustain) solid-fueled rocket motor
Warhead 3 kg (6.6 lb) blast-fragmentation
Price: 60,000 per missile; 90,000 per launcher

DPR is available for 15,000,000,000 and include all warheads and launcher

Osiris Thermobaric Bomb
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The Osiris vacuum device yields the equivalent of 45 tons of TNT using 7.8 tons of a new high explosive called Brimstone and developed with the use of nanotechnology. Because of this, the bomb has the same destructive power as a small tactical nuclear weapon. The bomb is pulled out of the cargo hold of the aircraft by a parachute, the parachute releases, and the GPS guides the bomb to the target destination where the bomb detonates in mid-air. Most damage is inflicted by a supersonic shockwave and extremely high temperatures, which incinerate everything nearby. Thermobaric weapons differ from conventional explosive weapons by using oxygen from the atmosphere, rather than carrying an oxidizing agent in their explosives. They produce more energy than normal weapons with the Osiris producing a blast radius of 300 m (1000 ft). Delivery is by Stormshadow Bomber.

Weight: 20,000 lb (9.1tonnes)
Length: 26.67 feet (8.13 m)
Diameter: 40.5 in (102.9 cm)
Guidance: inertial/GPS
Price: 250,000 NSD

DPR available for 25,000,000,000

Seahag Hypersonic Cruise Missile
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The Seahag is a ramjet powered hypersonic cruise missile that can be launched from air, land or sea. The design is based upon the need to strike quickly and accurately with a high probability of success in order to destroy targets such as space launch facilities, power grids, communication facilities, command centers and time sensitive high value mobile targets. The range and response time inherent in a hypersonic weapon like the Seahag gives armed forces the ability to destroy any surface target in any theater within minutes.

Waverider Concept:
A waverider is a vehicle that uses its own shock wave to improve its overall performance. The concept is probably most familiar from the world of water sports-motorboats ride the bow wave they create to reduce friction drag and surfers similarly ride the crests of waves. An aircraft traveling at Mach 1 or higher also produces a wave, a shock wave of air The Seahag is tailored to ride this shock wave of air to produce greater lift, less drag, greater range, and overall improved performance.

The Seahag takes advantage of the characteristics of hypersonic flow by integrating in its design an aft portion of the vehicle that promotes expansion of the exhaust so that it is actually an extension of the ramjet nozzle. Thus, the entire undersurface of the vehicle can be considered to be part of the propulsion system. This has the effect of improving the vehicles engine thrust and performance.

Guidance, Networking and Artificial Intelligence:
Targeting information is first dumped into the missile. This is can be very detailed and can include not only current GPS coordinates along with target speed and direction of travel but can include, rules of engagement, scanned pictures of the target, target type, radar, laser or IR readings. Secondary targets can be identified and even prioritized by type or location. This information is loaded into an onboard targeting database and is constantly updated over the Seahag’s combat network link.

The missile then computes an intercept course for the target and once launched proceeds at hypersonic speed to the target area using inertial and GPS guidance. Terminal phase guidance includes a millimeter wave AESA radar which initially acquires the target. The radar has an elevation of +/- 120° and an azimuth of +/- 120°/120°. The radar features mapping capability using synthetic aperture radar (SAR), real beam and doppler beam narrowing modes with very high resolutions. The radar can detect and track with measurement of range and speed both moving and static ground and naval targets.

An imaging infrared (IIR) seeker located in a conformal low RCS pod at the bottom of the radar system scans the area for its target while comparing its data to the information in its strike profile database and off the combat network. The C - QWIP Focal Plane Array has elevation of +/- 12° and an azimuth of +/- 15°. The use of QWIP (Quantum Well Imaging Photodetector) allows a single chip to concurrently image targets in two infrared color bands while permitting the added benefit of allowing for tailored infrared color sensitivity. The focal plane array is composed of 5 - 1024 x 1024 corrugated QWIPs (C-QWIPs) using inclined micromirrors on the detector sidewalls to reflect light into parallel propagation thereby creating the necessary vertical field required for QWIP usage. Efficiency is enhanced due to the wide range of wavelength bands and high quantum efficiency of the array. This provides highly detailed imaging.

The weapon is able to estimate damage and effect from the strikes of other weapons by counting the numbers of missiles that successfully strike its designated targets. This is accomplished by each Seahag being programmed to transmit a high-power signal prior to detonation. Thus a Seahag can re-target itself on nearby secondary targets according to previously set parameters should its primary target be determined to have been sufficiently damaged by other weapons. This gives the Seahag the capacity for independent detection, recognition, and discrimination of targets at sea or on land.

The networking of the Seahag with systems sharing the combat network is coupled with the ability of the missiles to communicate with each other and other weapon packages. The AI can share and utilize sensor data with other networked systems, determine what weapons hit their targets and using such information can effectively deliver the most devastating strike on enemy forces. Like all networked systems the Seahag uses unique hardware encoded keyfiles and a launcher generated keyfile coupled with cascaded ciphers using individual randomly generated keys.

Seahag uses fibre optic cabling and circuitry composed of Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) for protection against electromagnetic interference or EMP attack where possible. Additional protections are provided by utilization of antennas and power connections with surge protectors designed specifically to defend against EMP attack, the optical inputs have conductive coatings over them and all doors and wiring/tubing pathways through protective shielding is sealed with conductive gaskets.

Counter Measures System:
A missile warning system is capable of deploying both chaff and flares. Each Seahag carries flare and chaff dispensers on both sides of the weapon. Forty flare and forty chaff packages are carried for deployment. In addition the Seahag will deploy chaff and flares in its terminal phase.

The Seahag is capable of carrying in place of its warhead a sophisticated digital electronic warfare suite. With sophisticated adaptable jamming capabilities, the system is programmed to activate under a number of preset parameters determined prior to launch. This allows only a few missiles to attempt jamming of enemy systems at a time. This provides a defense against home on jam weapons through the cascaded activation of EW systems.

The Seahag can carry a modified SWARM warhead called the SWARM - B. This warhead deploys 16 SWARM munitions that have been modified to act as decoys that confuse CIWS and point defense missile systems. The Swarm B mimic the infra-red and radar signature of the Seahag perfectly.

Ramjet Engine:
Twin liquid-fueled ramjets are responsible for sustained hypersonic cruise.

Flight Profile:
Both the surface launched and air launched versions of the weapon use a detachable booster rocket. The rocket varies in size and burn duration for each application. The rocket will boost the missile to 120,000 feet and mach 4 before being jettisoned. The ramjet then ignites and pushes the missile to a cruising speed of mach 5.35. This cruise phase brings the missile 508 nautical miles down range. Finally, the missile pitches over into the descent phase. This phase lasts for 5 minutes and allows a target that is an additional 253 nautical miles away to be destroyed. While in decent phase the missile travels a minimum of mach 4.

Submarine launched missiles are fired from VLS tubes using a buoyant launch capsule. The missile glides to the surface where the capsule lid blows and the missile's booster ignites launching the missile. The capsule is launched by pressure.

Warheads:
MK-3 - 1000 lbs (454 kg) Thermobaric
MK-4 - 551 lbs (250 kg) cluster that disperses 166 anti-personnel fragmentation munitions with programmable fuze.
MK-5 - 1000 lbs (454 kg) armor piercing incendiary
MK-6 - 810 lbs (367 kg) 16 SWARM munitions.
Mk-7 - 1000lbs Reactive nanoparticle composition of aluminum in a polytetrafluroethylene matrix
Mk-22 - 860 lbs 640 kt fusion warhead - add NS $25,000,000 to the basic cruise missile price
Length: 28 ft in (8.53 m)
Diameter: 4 ft 6 inches (1.37 m)
Weight: 4,000 lb (1,814 kg)
Range: 761 nmi (1,400 km)
Maximum speed: Mach 5.35
Cost: 8,000,000
DPR Cost: 90,000,000,000

Tigershark Stealth Cruise Missile
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Overview:

The Tigershark cruise missile is a state of the art design marrying composite materials, low observable design, advanced guidance system and artificial intelligence. Designed as a cruise missile capable of being launched from air, land and sea, the Tigershark is capable of attacking a wide range of targets. It is designed to provide a high probability of mission success and pinpoint accuracy against technically sophisticated enemies.

Tigershark cruise missiles have been used by the Libertarian Governance Defense Forces and by countries around the world to conduct devastating air or sea launched attacks on shipping and land based targets. Targets available to the Tigershark include airfields, command and control facilities, anti-aircraft batteries, infrastructure and mobile targets such as armored columns.

The Tigershark is all the more lethal due to the large number of launch platforms available. The Tigershark can be fitted to most fighter, attack and bomber aircraft. Additionally, the missile can be launched by ship, submarine and the Spartan Multiple Launch Rocket System.

Airframe:

The airframe of the Tigershark is a designed taking into account low observance throughout the entire spectrum of sensors systems available to a potential enemy. The airframe makes use of radar absorbent materials, carbon fiber and stealth shaping techniques so as not to compromise its aerodynamics while lowering the RCS.

The airframe is a blended semi-cylindrical body blended to allow good area ruling and low drag. The wings and V tail are kept folded during transport and extend as the missile leaves the launcher. The missile utilizes a conformal S-shaped intake duct that uses radar-absorbent material to shield the compressor fan from reflecting radar waves. The engine flows through a cylindrical trough lined with heat ablating tiles to shield the exhaust from infrared (IR) missile detection. A series of paints and coatings with a metal oxide based topcoat protect the missile against a broad range of infra-red and laser wavelengths. Radar cross section reduction is aided as well.

Guidance, Networking and Artificial Intelligence:

The Tigershark uses a sophisticated guidance system designed to provide exceptionally high accuracy. It begins with a GPS guidance system that is aided by inertial navigation. The GPS uses an anti-jam null steering antenna system. Targeting information is dumped into the missile during the programming phase where GPS coordinates from the launch vehicle to the target are generated. Immediately after a GPS path is chosen TERCOM maps are loaded into the system.

Due to the network centric design the weapon can utilize other platform and sensor information to identify, track and strike a target and receives constant updating of targeting information. During flight the Tigershark updates its targeting database constantly through encrypted network link.

A wide range of targeting information can be entered into the missiles strike profile database. This includes scans of the target, vulnerable areas, areas of least resistance (like flying into windows or doors), air defense systems in place and steps to defeat them, secondary targets. which can be identified and prioritized by type or location. The missile can be directed to any of 15 pre-programmed alternate targets autonomously through parameters assigned to the strike profile or by direction over two way combat network link.

During its flight to target the Tigershark uses a sophisticated laser altimeter system to allow it to hug the surface. As the missile travels the laser altimeter system scans the area forward, under and to the sides of the missile. The system is accurate enough to distinguish between the surface and vegetation and can keep the missile at a height of 3 to 5 meters above the surface.

The unique side scan is designed to allow the missile to take better advantage of terrain features to conceal its flight. A Tigershark can be programmed to fly through a canyon or a tunnel and then pop out and attack a target.

Terminal phase guidance includes a millimeter wave AESA radar which initially acquires the target. The radar has an elevation of +/- 120° and an azimuth of +/- 120°/120°. The radar features mapping capability using synthetic aperture radar (SAR), real beam and doppler beam narrowing modes with very high resolutions. The radar can detect and track with measurement of range and speed both moving and static ground and naval targets.

An imaging infrared (IIR) seeker located in a conformal low RCS pod at the bottom of the radar system scans the area for its target while comparing its data to the information in its strike profile database and off the combat network. The C - QWIP Focal Plane Array has elevation of +/- 12° and an azimuth of +/- 15°. The use of QWIP (Quantum Well Imaging Photodetector) allows a single chip to concurrently image targets in two infrared color bands while permitting the added benefit of allowing for tailored infrared color sensitivity. The focal plane array is composed of 5 - 1024 x 1024 corrugated QWIPs (C-QWIPs) using inclined micromirrors on the detector sidewalls to reflect light into parallel propagation thereby creating the necessary vertical field required for QWIP usage. Efficiency is enhanced due to the wide range of wavelength bands and high quantum efficiency of the array. This provides highly detailed imaging.

The Tigershark makes a comparison of the information from both sensor systems to execute its kill. This gives the Tigershark the capacity for independent detection, recognition, and discrimination of targets at sea or on land and pinpoint accuracy.

The weapon is able to estimate damage and effect from the strikes of other weapons by counting the numbers of missiles that successfully strike designated targets. This is accomplished by each Tigershark being programmed to transmit a high-power signal prior to detonation. Thus a Tigershark can re-target itself on nearby secondary targets according to previously set parameters should its primary target be determined to have been sufficiently damaged by other weapons.

Submarine launched missiles are fired from VLS tubes using a buoyant launch capsule. The missile glides to the surface where the capsule lid blows and the missile's booster ignites launching the missile. The capsule is launched by pressure.

The Tigershark uses fibre optic cabling and circuitry composed of Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) for protection against electromagnetic interference or EMP attack where possible. Additional protections are provided by utilization of antennas and power connections with surge protectors designed specifically to defend against EMP attack, the optical inputs have conductive coatings over them and all doors and wiring/tubing pathways through protective shielding is sealed with conductive gaskets.

Flight Profile:

After being launched into the air by a solid rocket booster which is jettisoned upon burning out or dropped from its carrier aircraft the missile is propelled to its target in high subsonic speed by a liquid-fueled turbojet. The missile immediately takes up an attitude of 3 to 5 meters above the surface and proceeds by GPS/Inertial and TERCOM guidance to its target area.

The Tigershark utilizes bank and turn flight and as it approaches the target area it enters terminal phase. In terminal phase the Tigershark will switch to its radar and IIR guidance system. If it is programmed to attack a mobile target or deliver SWARM munitions it will pop up to 45 meters. Here it has a wider field of view for its sensors to acquire the target and execute the attack.

If it is attacking a ship or a static position then it remains at its low altitude during its attack run. However, there are a couple of options available and still others that are warhead specific. First, it can be set to either impact a ship at the waterline or to top attack a ship. This can be programmed during the strike profile to leave the missile an autonomous choice. For example, if a missile detected that there were two top attacks on a cruiser it was targeting it could decide based on mission parameters to send its warhead in at the waterline.

During top attack mode at a range of 1500 meters the missile will climb to an attitude of 30 meters before tipping over and diving onto the the target. This often has the effect of throwing off CIWS as well as hitting sections of ships carrying lighter armor. Top attack mode can be utilized on other targets as well. During its last 10 km the missile will execute a series of random maneuvers to make it harder for CIWS to engage.

Turbojet Engine:

ALTECH MT 3 producing thrust of 5.7 kN (1281 lbf). The MT 3 uses a 4 stage compressor with a 6.3:1 compression ratio.

Available Warhead:

Mk 1 warhead - Multi-purpose blast/fragmentation warhead weighing 249.48 kg (550 lbs)
Mk 2 warhead - 8 SWARM munitions 185.97 kg (410 lbs)
Mk 3 warhead - Armor piercing thermobaric (400 lbs)

Specifications:

Length: 4.2 m (13.8 ft) and 4.88 m (16 ft) with booster
Wingspan : 2.1 m (6 ft 11 in)
Diameter: 0.6 m (1.96 ft)
Weight: 806.94 kg (1,779 lb) for air launched version and 870.88 kg (1920 lbs) for submarine/surface launched version
Range: 1000 km (621 mi)
Maximum speed: Mach 0.85 (1,040 km/h, 645 mph)
Cost: 3,500,000
DPR Cost: 35,000,000,000

Hunter Killer Hypersonic Cruise Missile

Under Write up for another epic LG Defense Systems Weapon to be completed by Sunday


Key Features

Weight: 22,500 kg
Length: 11.75 m
Diameter: 1.8 m
Warhead: (3) Maneuverable Re-entry Vehicles 333 kg (734 lbs) Conventional or Nuclear
Operational Range: 5500 kilometers (3500 miles)
Engine: Solid Propellant Booster
Speed: Mach 20
Launch Platform(s): Submarines, Surface Vessels, Mobile ground launcher
Price: $A lot of money

ASP HARM
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The ASP HARM (High Speed Anti-Radiation Missile) is designed to destroy surface to air missile radars and can detect, attack and destroy a radar antenna or transmitter with minimal aircrew input. The proportional guidance system that homes in on enemy radar emissions has a fixed antenna and seeker head in the missile's nose. A smokeless, solid-propellant, dual-thrust rocket motor propels the missile at Mach 3.0. Weapon features passive radar homing with the ability to home-on-jamming sources and backup active radar homing. 68 kilograms (150 lb) direct fragmentation warhead is detonated either by contact or laser proximity fuse.

The ASP has autonomous detection (not dependent on aircraft radar warning receivers) and target recognition (Target ID) capability. The seeker supports a conformal antenna and Millimeter Wave (MMW) seeker as well. With the two seekers ASP supports 'blended strike solutions', implementing INS/GPS for midcourse navigation and active or passive RF techniques for the terminal phase (active MMW or passive RF seeker).

The missile can 'memorize' a target signature and location, therefore pursuing the attack even when the target ceases to emit (switched off). It also has the ability to employ a selective aimpoint, by attacking the target's most vulnerable parts (i.e. the processor) rather than the emitting elements (radar antennae). The weapon's geolocation capability enables the ASP to memorize Impact Avoidance Zones (IAZ), eliminating much of the risks of fratricides and collateral damage typically restricting the use of standoff weapons in close proximity to friendly forces or in situations where the risk of collateral damage is too high. As a fully netted weapon, the ASP's uses an Integrated Broadcast Service Receiver (IBS-R) enabling the missile to receive target updates from remote sources throughout its flight.

Length: 13 ft (4.1 m)
Weight: 900 lb (408.23 kg)
Range: 90 nmi (166.68 km)
Maximum speed: Mach 3.0
Cost: 350,000

DPR available for 35,000,000,000

Spectre BVRAAM
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Spectre is an active radar guided beyond-visual-range air to air missile with three to six times the kinematic performance of air/air missiles of its type due to its throttleable ducted rocket (ramjet) motor. Spectre is designed to offer a multi-shot capability against long range maneuvering targets in a heavy electronic countermeasures (ECM) environment and provide air superiority against a range of fixed and rotary wing targets including UAVs, stealth aircraft and cruise missiles.

A single fighter, equipped with an operational load of Spectre BVRAAM missiles, has the potential to destroy even the most maneuverable of fighters well before they reach combat range, and simultaneously engage bombers at long range. Targets are prioritized prior to launch, and the missiles are fired towards the predicted interception points. The Spectre uses active radar target tracking, proportional navigation guidance, and active Radio Frequency (RF) target detection coupled with an active LADAR seeker. It employs active, semi-active, and inertial navigational methods of guidance to provide an autonomous launch and leave capability against single and multiple targets in all environments. Targeting information can be updated, via the data-link, throughout the entire flight - either from the launch aircraft or from third party sources such as AWACs, surface radar or satellites. At the appropriate time, the Spectre’s active LADAR seeker autonomously searches for and locks onto the target. The missile is now fully autonomous, making its own decisions to home in on the target, despite any evasive maneuvers, decoys or sophisticated electronic countermeasures. Capable of 60 G maneuvers.

Length: 3.65 m (12.00 ft)
Weight: 245.84 kg (542 lb)
Range: 100+ NM (115+ mi, 184+ km)
Warhead: 135 pounds (61 kg), high explosive blast fragmentation
Maximum speed: Mach 5.0
Cost: 1,000,000

DPR available for 100,000,000,000

Spike AMRAAM
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The Spike AMRAAM is a sophisticated short and medium ranged air to air infrared-guided (heat-seeking) missile with a sensitive, cryogenic cooled seeker with a substantial "off-boresight" capability: the seeker can "see" targets up to 60° off the missile's centerline. It can be targeted by a helmet-mounted sight (HMS) allowing pilots to designate targets by looking at them. Minimum engagement range is about 300 meters, with maximum range of nearly 48.28 km (30 mi) at altitude.

The Spike has a simple but highly effective thrust vectoring system allowing 45 G maneuvers. It is equipped with advanced improved IRCCM (Infra red counter counter measures) and at long range is targeted by the aircraft's sensors using inertial data on the targets speed and course to proceed towards the predicted interception points. Once it closes the infra-red seeker takes over with the ability to monitor and utilize the aircraft target data as well as third party data from AWACs, satellites and surface units. Lock on is provided by an imaging infra-red seeker using a C - QWIP Focal Plane Array.

The QWIP (Quantum Well Imaging Photodetector) allows a single chip to concurrently image targets in two infrared color bands while permitting the added benefit of allowing for tailored infrared color sensitivity. This is the same seeker used on the fire and forget version of the Puma 2 and uses a focal plane array composed of 5 - 1024 x 1024 corrugated QWIPs (C-QWIPs) using inclined micromirrors on the detector sidewalls to reflect light into parallel propagation. This creates the necessary vertical field required for QWIP usage. With a wide range of wavelength bands and high quantum efficiency the Focal Plane Array is capable of highly detailed imaging.

In flight the infra-red imaging system compares the target image to the information in its targeting database which gives the missile a high probability to identify and disregard countermeasures. The missile makes use of proportional navigation to over correct for the targets course changes in order to achieve a high probability of intercept. The Spike is fully re-programmable by use of either a USB connection or flash drive or through information relayed over the combat network and can have mission/theater specific targeting and counter measure data loaded into its database.

The Spike uses a 11.34 kg (25 lbs) directed energy blast fragmentation warhead. This warhead is composed of multiple detonators encased in a contoured fragmentation casing. This arrangement is designed to optimize the initial available explosive energy and efficiently transfer that energy into high velocity fragments.

An added benefit of the multiple detonators is that fragments can be focused more effectively. For example, when both ends are detonated the fragmentation pattern forms an isotropic annular disk and fragmentation occurs in a forward or aft conical disk when detonated on either end. During its terminal flight the Spike will drop off the heat source and direct the missile towards the most vulnerable point of the target as directed by the onboard targeting database.

The Spike system is extremely accurate and capable especially against low signature targets and in environments with high clutter or counter measures. The missile is designed to image low observable aircraft and missile.

With the focal plane array utilizing Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) it was determined that the system should be hardened against EMP attack. All Spike missiles uses Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) circuitry while antenna and power supply wiring make use of surge protectors designed specifically to defend against EMP attack. The launch unit, DAU and missiles use fiber optic cabling where ever possible and are sealed with conductive gaskets.

A navalized version of the weapon is used for point, short and medium range defense by naval vessels. The missiles are designated Spike - S and are launched from rotating rolling airframe defense turrets composed of 12 missile tubes each. The naval version can be guided by external sensors.

Length: 290 m (9 ft 6 in)
Weight: 105 kg (231 lb)
Range: 48.28 km (30 mi)
Warhead: 25 pounds (11.34 kg), high explosive fragmentation
Maximum speed: Mach 3.0
Maneuverability: 45g
Cost: 625,000

DPR available for 62,500,000,000

Cerebus ATGM
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The Cerebus ATGM is an advanced air-launched anti-tank guided missile designed to meet the LGDF's requirement for a long range anti-armor weapon, allowing strike aircraft to attack tanks and armored vehicles at stand-off range. Cerebus is a fire and forget missile, which is loaded with targeting data by the launch aircraft prior to launch. It is programmable to adapt to particular mission requirements. This capability includes the ability to find targets within a certain area (such as those near friendly forces), and to self-destruct if it is unable to find a target within the designated area. This information is provided by network link by AWACS, aircraft, surface units and troops.

The missile's advanced sensors and artificial intelligence package includes its millimeter wave radar (MMW), which allows the weapon to image the target and find the most effective location on the target to impact. The bandwidth of the MMW radar gives Cerebus an all weather capability. In addition to the semi-autonomous ability to decide its own targets, the Cerebus has the capacity to determine where on a target to best impact causing the most damage to eliminate the target. The seeker incorporates a terrain avoidance capability, allowing it to cruise at a fixed height above the ground.

A Tandem Shaped Charge warhead employs a smaller initial charge, designed to defeat reactive armor, followed by a larger, more destructive charge, designed to penetrate and defeat the base armor.

Length: 2.0 m (6 ft)
Weight: 48.5 kg kg (107 lb)
Range: 16.5 km (10.25 mi)
Warhead: HEAT tandem warhead
Maximum speed: Mach 2.0
Cost: 650,000

DPR available for 65,000,000,000

Nova Anti-Satellite Missile
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The Nova Anti-Satellite Missile designed to destroy satellites for strategic military purposes. The Nova features a three stage missile with an infrared homing kinetic energy warhead. The Nova is carried to an altitude of 60,000 feet by a modified Valkyrie IDS. The Valkyrie is out fitted with a set of mission specific sensors that through their networked capability can determine the location, speed and orbital path of an enemy satellite. Once that information is gathered it is transferred to the Nova missile and a launch occurs. The missile uses inertial navigation to proceed to an intercept point at which time a cryogenic cooled infra red seeker takes over.

The MHV guidance system tracks targets in a 60 degree field of view of the infrared sensor and uses information from the detector to maneuver and null out any course changes by the target. A Bang-bang control system is used to fire 80 full charge maneuvering rocket motors arranged around the circumference of the MHV. Additionally four pods at the rear of the MHV contain small attitude control rocket motors. These motors are used to dampen off center rotation by the MHV.

Length: 5.42 m (17 ft 9.5 in)
Weight: 1180 kg (2600 lb)
Range: 600 km (373 mi) Ceiling of missile
Warhead: kinetic kill vehicle
Maximum speed: 24000 km/h (15000 mph)
Cost: 3,500,000

DPR available for 35,000,000,000

SWARM Munition
LG Defense prides itself on highly lethal systems that enable small armies to kill large numbers of enemy troops with efficiency and utmost prejudice. One key component of our systems has always been their smart nature. The ability to independently determine the best target and through networking to maximize their impact on the degradation of enemy forces.

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SWARM Munitions take that intelligence to new heights as they are designed to be delivered deep behind enemy lines by a variety of aircraft dispensers, artillery dispensers and missile dispensers where they loiter then autonomously track and kill the enemy. The SWARM munition is designed to provide capability to attack deep, high-payoff and time critical targets such as armored units, self propelled artillery, supply convoys and other high value targets.

Warhead:
The primary warhead is the SWARM’s 8.4 kg (18.5lbs) Hellraiser. This warhead combines the ability to take out tanks, Soft stationary and soft mobile targets. Hellraiser utilizes a reactive jet-shaped charge. The result is a high velocity jet that can penetrate and utterly destroy armor while providing a cluster bomb effect on surrounding equipment and personnel.

In a conventional shaped charge explosive surround a hollow cone made of copper. When the explosive detonates, the cone is converted into a high-speed jet that does the damage. In the SWARM we have replaced the copper with a reactive material, which releases energy as it is driven forward. This jet has a much greater destructive power. Although penetration is not increased damage to the penetrated material and lethality are greatly enhanced.

The SWARM counters the advent of explosive reactive armor (ERA). ERA panels lie over a vehicle’s main armor and explode when struck by a warhead. This explosion does not harm the vehicle’s main armor, but causes steel panels to fly into the path of the antitank round’s jet, so that the jet expends its most potent energy cutting through the panels, rather than through the main armor. The SWARM uses two shaped-charge warheads in tandem. The conventional precursor charge sets off the ERA and clears it from the path of the main Hellraiser charge, which then penetrates the target’s primary armor. A two-layered molybdenum liner is used for the precursor and a reactive nanoparticle composition of aluminum in a polytetrafluroethylene matrix for the main charge.

To protect the main charge from the explosive blast, shock, and debris caused by the impact of the missile's nose and the detonation of the precursor charge, a blast shield of composite material is used between the main and precursor charge. The second charge causes the SWARM casing and its reactive material liner to detonate in a cloud of fragmentation. The fragments ignite on impact, releasing their energy inside the target. This gives a corresponding increase in the chance of causing catastrophic damage.

The destructive power of reactive fragments are similar to a cluster bomb attack with the exception that there is no danger afterward. This makes the warhead exceptionally lethal when used on structures or personnel in the area of effect. The SWARM can kill heavily armored vehicles and tanks and is effective on softer targets as well.

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Guidance:
The advanced sensors and artificial intelligence package includes a combination of millimeter wave radar (MMW) coupled with an imaging infrared (IIR) seeker using a QWIP (Quantum Well Imaging Photodetector) and an onboard target database, which allows the weapon to image the target and find the most effective location on the target to impact. The bandwidth of the MMW radar gives SWARM an all weather capability. In addition to the capacity for independent detection, recognition, and discrimination of targets, the SWARM has the capacity to determine where on a target to best impact causing the most damage to eliminate the target.

The QWIP (Quantum Well Imaging Photodetector) allow a single chip to concurrently image targets in two infrared color bands, and permit tailored infrared color sensitivity. This allows the SWARM to utilize a focal plane array composed of 5 - 1024 x 1024 corrugated QWIPs (C-QWIPs) using inclined micromirrors on the detector sidewalls to reflect light into parallel propagation, thus creating the vertical field. This FPA has a wide range of wavelength bands and high quantum efficiency.

A digital autopilot provides mid-course guidance using data from the network link. The digital autopilot with a high accuracy digital inertial measurement system provides the high precision navigation to locate targets at long range and in off-boresight operations. This is coupled with the ability of the bomblets to communicate with each other and other weapon packages. The AI can share sensor data with other bomblets and other platforms, determine what weapons hit their targets by having each bomblet emit a high pitched tone at impact and thereby effectively deliver devastating hits on enemy forces. Like all networked systems the SWARM uses unique hardware encoded keyfiles and a launcher generated keyfile coupled with cascaded ciphers using individual randomly generated keys.

Delivery Platform:
The SWARM is delivered by a variety of platforms with its primary delivery system being the Seahag Hypersonic Cruise missile. Each Seahag can carry 16 SWARM munitions to its target. Prior to dispense, the SWARM thermal battery is initiated, the flight software and mission parameters are downloaded, and the IMU is aligned. After dispense the SWARM stabilizes itself, slows to acquisition speeds, and deploys its aerodynamic surfaces. The SWARM acquires the target or target groups, glides to the immediate target area and selects an individual vehicle to be engaged, ensuring that not all SWARMs pick the same target. A top down, hit-to-kill terminal profile is prosecuted toward a selected vulnerable region of the targeted vehicle. On impact, the tandem conventional shaped-charge warhead is detonated, assuring an M, F, or K-kill and collectively securing delay, disruption or destruction of the targeted enemy unit.

The SWARM may be deployed by the following systems:

Seahag Hypersonic Cruise Missile: 16 SWARM munitions
Tigershark Cruise Missile: 8 SWARM munitions
300mm MLRS Rocket: 4 SWARM munitions
160mm Howitzer Round: 2 SWARM munitions
2000 lbs Glide Bomb: 16 SWARM munitions and INS/GPS guidance and electro-optical video feedback with 99mi (160km range)

Bomblet Specifications:
Diameter: 5.5 inches
Wingspan: 36 inches
Lenght: 36 inches
Weight: 35 lbs
Glide Rate: 10:1
Field of Vision: 60 degrees
Warhead: 8.4kg (18.5lbs) tandem shaped charge

Purchase:
The SWARM munition is being offered in the form of domestic production rights license. The license includes infinite production of all warhead variants and SWARM bomblets for each of the above missile systems, infinite production of the 2000lbs Glide bomb, access to technical data, assistance in the set up of production facilities, production of the reactive material and all upgrades and improvements. Warhead modifications for comparable delivery systems is included.

The DPR includes a great deal of technology transfer, chiefly being the reactive material composition but also the advanced networking capability of the weapon systems. As such the cost of the DPR is NSD 200,000,000,000
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Advanced Robotics

Postby Libertarian Governance » Sat Oct 31, 2009 6:10 am

Advanced Robotics features our collection of advanced unmanned vehicles. Many leading technology firms assist with the development of the sophisticated AI systems and processors that power these incredible machines.

Insect Spy
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Micro air vehicles (MAVs), are able to buzz over enemy territory nearly unnoticed by the enemy troops below. These MAVs are designed to mimic the flying motions of insects, including flies, bees and dragonflies. At only 10 to 25 mm in width and weighing a scant 43mg this device can send back audio and video signals as far as 6.2 miles (10 km). Solar power runs a piezoelectric actuator that will push the wings to flap giving the bug movement or the system can operate on battery power.

This small flying vehicle can not only relay images of troop movements, but it can also be used to detect biological, chemical or nuclear weapons. Additionally, the robotic insect can land on an enemy vehicle, position or soldier and place an electronic tag on it so it could be more easily targeted. The Black version of the MAV is capable of injecting a chemical into enemy personnel, with a small needle much like a mosquito, to bring about incapacitation or death.

Pack of 12 MAVs and 1 controller : 1,200,000 NSD

Squid UUV
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The Squid UUV is the most advanced UUV in the LGDF arsenal. It is designed to conduct Mine Warfare (MIW); Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR); and undersea environmental sensing and mapping. It can achieve extremely deep depths of 10,000 feet (3048 m) and is nearly undetectable as a result of its design and battery powered propulsion. The Squid UUV can be deployed by Wwyvn S helecopters, E-7 aircraft, surface ships and submarines by their torpedo tubes. It is 12.5 feet (3.81 m) in lenght and 660mm in diameter.

The Squid UUV has an advanced AI system for autonomous operation or optionally can be tethered and controlled by fiber optic cable. Equipped with a variety of passive systems and no light video cameras. Electro-Magnetic (EM) sensors passively scan the radio frequency spectrum for intentional electronic transmissions from hostile forces. MAD sensors are used to detect the natural and manmade differences in the Earth's magnetic fields caused by large ferrous objects. Passive sonar is also used. The Squad can electronically tag enemy vessels and mines and be used to relay targeting information to aircraft, subs and ships.

The Squid UUV propels itself by wiggling like a fish. Metal muscles made of alloys that remember shapes are connected to evenly spaced vertebrae and shrink and expand as much as 8 percent as they're alternately heated and cooled, causing the sectioned hull to bend and flex. The result: No ripple evidence on the surface of the sub's presence, making it much quieter than today's vessels. Powered by advanced batteries with a life of 4 hours and a speed of 5 knots.

The Squid UUV can navigate using an underwater acoustic positioning system. When operating within a net of sea floor deployed baseline transponders; this is known as (LBL) navigation. When a surface reference such as a support ship is available, ultra-short baseline (USBL) or short-baseline (SBL) positioning is used to calculate where the subsea vehicle is relative to the known (GPS) position of the surface craft by means of acoustic range and bearing measurements. When it is operating completely autonomously, the The Squid UUV will surface and take its own GPS fix. Between position fixes and for precise maneuvering, an inertial navigation system onboard the The Squid UUV measures the acceleration of the vehicle and Doppler velocity technology is used to measure rate of travel. A pressure sensor measures the vertical position. These observations are filtered to determine a final navigation solution.

Length: 3.81 m (12 ft 6 in)
Weight: 340 kg (750 lb)
Range: 32.18 km (20 mi)
Maximum speed: 5 knots
Cost: 3,500,000
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Weapon Packages

Postby Libertarian Governance » Sat Oct 31, 2009 6:10 am

Combined Arms Division
A combined arms division is a highly capable division composed of 24,000 soldiers that forms the back bone of the Libertarian Governance Defense Forces combat units. It is designed to operate under a doctrine of maneuver warfare with air and ground units able to carry out highly coordinated actions against enemy forces. It is particularly effective against enemy mechanized and armored units.
400x Katana MBT
400x Panther MICV
200x Lynx IFV
800x Cougar Jeeps
200x Sickle 40mm (x4) ADG
400x Warhammer Howitzer
200x Spartan MRLS
200x Mars Batteries (4 launchers each)
225x AH-3 Archangel
450x UH-5 Wwyvn

Price: 37,416,000,000
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Shrec Advanced Weapon System

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Overview:

The Shrec Advanced Weapon System comprises a family of weapons designed to address all of the needs of a modern infantry squad. The Shrec Advanced Weapon System includes a compact carbine, a standard carbine, a designated marksman and an automatic rifle. This goal was to develop a modular weapon system using the CL6.3 - 40 round that would be lighter weight, have improved reliability and greater lethality then existing systems.

The key advantages of The Shrec Advanced Weapon System include:

* Tactical flexibility. The Shrec Advanced Weapon System is designed to allow the use of different barrels and other modules that can be swapped quickly depending on operational requirements.
* Unified caliber. The same basic caliber (6.3mm x 40mm) is used throughout the entire weapon range, from compact carbines that function as PDWs to machineguns. This allows every soldier to use any magazine and greatly simplifies logistics.
* Lighter Weight. The Shrec Advanced Weapon System is on average 45% lighter than comparable weapon systems using cased ammunition. As a result soldiers can carry more ammunition into combat. Less weight means greater mobility and survivability for soldiers. Advanced materials further lower the weight of the weapon while increasing the weapons durability.
* Active recoil system. The Shrec Advanced Weapon System includes a gas-operated system that uses a floating rear recoil system. This makes the weapon extremely accurate and controllable even during automatic fire.
* A comprehensive accessory system. Shrec Advanced Weapon System has 3 to 6 Combat Accessory Attachment Points for external accessories. An appropriately wide selection of accessories is offered, ranging from electronic scopes to side loading grenade launchers.

Currently the Advanced Weapon System includes:

- AWS Designated Marksman Rifle
- AWS Tactical Carbine
- AWS Compact Carbine
- AWS Automatic Rifle

History
Shrec Ballistic Systems has been involved in a great deal of research involving monolithic-solid, liquid monopropellant and binary liquid propellants. Of particular interest was the work performed on the so called superguns for the Libertarian Governance nuclear weapons program and with advanced artillery rounds. Like many firearm designers it was evident that a major change in firearm capability and effectiveness was going to come about short term by a change in the ammunition.

Looking at the history of firearm development one could see the evolution from wheellocks to percussion caps to cartridges for example. Along with the improvement in the design of the round came a corresponding improvement in accuracy and lethality.

Shrec decided that it would move the Advanced Weapons System forward by utilizing a new case-less cartridge. The companies pioneering efforts had led to the development of a case-less propellant that was in fact a desensitized high explosive similar to Semtex, carefully formulated to generate progressive burning rather than a sudden pressure peak. The resulting monolithic-grain propellant was closer to a solid rocket propellant grain than a powder charge. This propellant, HITP3, showed great muzzle velocity but it had problems with moisture and handling when mated to the early rifle prototypes.

Numerous problems appeared during testing of the earliest prototypes. The high velocity of the rounds caused high wear on the barrels, heat in the chamber was another problem making the weapons prone to cooking off rounds, and the ammunition was both fragile and affected by moister making handling and storage a nightmare.

Gunther Janke, a senior engineer at Shrec who was involved in the companies rail gun development efforts at the time, came up with an extreme solution during a discussion with project leader Mark Meyers. According to Janke the problem wasn't using a case-less munition but it was using a case-less munition in what was still a largely conventional weapon and further trying to use an unconventional round in a conventional fashion. Janke advocated the use of exotic materials and processes coupled with a reformulation of the round to take advantage of plasma ignition with the goal of squeezing every bit of muzzle velocity out of the round.

Mark Meyers had Janke transferred to the Advanced Weapon Project and within six months the company fielded a revolutionary design as prototype 3. Prototype 3 was aided by the LGDF having captured a large number of Brotherhood of Steel R2 rifles during an attack on a slave state. These rifles were reversed engineered and the lessons learned from their design aided Gunther and his team in developing their own unique solutions.

The new design had a slightly redesigned action and used exotic materials and processes to take full advantage of the high muzzle velocities possible with monograin propellants. Utilizing barrels with refractory metal composite liners of molybdenum-rhenium (Mo-Re) and titanium overwrapping the AWS took the firearm to a new level of lethality and reliability.

The first public trials of prototype 3 left members of the Libertarian Governance government and military wide mouthed and shocked as Gunther Janke fired the AWS one handed on full auto. Not only did the weapon show an outstanding level of control but the exceptionally high fire rate and the high velocity of the rounds were so great that STANAG level II armored plate was literally cut to shreds.

Design

The materials used to build the AWS result in an extremely rugged weapon. The ergonomics are enhanced by placing the magazine at the weapons center of gravity. Integrated as standard equipment is a 3.5x electronic red dot scope which includes both an IR laser and pointer. Other improvements include an electronic bullet counter that shows the number of rounds available in a magazine at any given time and a dataport that allows for a hardwired connection by fiber optic cabling to a HUD type combat helmet or other device.

The AWS has fully ambidextrous operating controls to include a centrally located charging handle that doubles as an ambidextrous forward assist by insuring alignment of chamber, barrel and firing system when required, ambidextrous magazine release, safety/selector lever with safe, semi and full automatic 1 and full automatic 2 modes of fire and release lever for the multiple position collapsible stock.

The operating controls allow the operator to keep the firing hand on the pistol grip and the weapon in the firing position at all times while the non-firing hand actuates the charging handle and magazine during loading and clearing. The floating rear active recoil system reduces the felt recoil from the high velocity rounds substantially resulting in improved accuracy across all firing modes.

The basic strength of the design is the ability to buy one weapon that performs every function needed by the infantry squad. By simply changing barrels, a few internal components and exterior accessories the basic Designated Marksman rifle can be configured as a compact carbine, a carbine or an automatic rifle. Not only does this allow greater tactical versatility but it also facilitates quick repairs in the field.

Mechanism

The AWS uses a twin chamber rotating breech. The entire action is powered by gas drive, which has annual gas piston, located around the barrel. With the chamber empty the rifle is manually cocked for the first shot. In this position the chamber block is in its lowest position, aligned with the topmost round in magazine. A loading piston feeds the first round rearward from the magazine and into the rotating breech. The breech then rotates 180 degrees clockwise and aligns itself with the barrel. This completes the chambering of the round and charging of the electric firing pin.

Once the trigger is pulled the electronic firing system ignites the high temperature propellant. As the bullet begins accelerating up the barrel, recoil forces drive the barrel, chamber and operating mechanism rearwards within the weapon. This begins to put a load on the twin recoil springs. Simultaneously the rearward travel presses against a plunger that drives a small though highly efficient electrical generator. This plunger captures kinetic energy, or the energy of motion, from the movement of the recoil system and charges the weapons electrical system. The rear floating recoil system dissipates energy for single shot and fully automatic modes.

Gas tapped off from the barrel rotates the breech and actuates the loading mechanism then rotates the breech 180 degrees clockwise until it is lined up with the feed mechanism and the process repeats.

During a jam or misfire the charging handle is used to load a new round and simultaneously, the misfired round is pushed rearward out of the chamber and when cleared from the chamber, the round simply falls down out of the rifle via the ejection port. The ejection port is located just behind the trigger and can be set to eject right or left.

Plasma Ignition System

A Plasma ignition system delivers energy to a small discharge cavity located in the tip of the igniter. When a discharge is initiated, the air within the cavity are ionized and expand. The pressure increase caused by the expanding ionized gas emits a jet of plasma from a small opening in the cavity. This plasma contacts the rear of the case-less round igniting the booster charge.

The use of Plasma as the ignition source has several advantages for a case-less weapon. First, the ammunition as is the case in the AWS can be made insensitive and will only ignite at very high temperatures. This is important due to the high heat inherent in case-less systems, especially on automatic fire. Other big improvements a lock time that is almost instant and a perfect and safe trigger with no creep, no perceptible travel and consistent break.

Electrical System

The electrical system of the Shrec Advanced Weapon System is designed to provide enough power internally to charge its electronic firing pin after each shot and to keep both the integrated scope and exhaust fan functioning. The Shrec does this by harnessing the wasted energy of the rifles recoil process to produce energy. As the rifle recoils the floating internal mechanism pushes against a spring loaded plunger. This plunger is attached to an internal generator and its movement causes a magnet to rotate inside of a coil of wires.

The resulting action is the generation of more energy than is consumed during the firing of the electronic ignition system. Surplus energy charges a matrix of supercapacitors that are installed within the weapon. Firing a magazine of CL6.3-40 rounds will produce enough stored energy to keep the weapon and its scope operating for a full day.

An auxiliary lithium-titanate battery can be installed into the bottom of the pistol grip. When installed this battery will be constantly charged by the internal generator. The system is designed so that battery power will operate the weapon even in the event of a failure elsewhere in the electrical system. The batteries are rapidly replaceable.
In addition to the batteries the AWS can be manually charged by using the charging handle. When the charging handle is pulled it compresses the charging systems plunger which in turn provides a charge to activate the firing system.

Weapon Construction

Carbon fiber is used in the weapons stock, receiver, handguards and pistol grip to reduce overall weight. The receiver while being largely composed of CFRP and uses low alloy steels in critical areas. The twin chamber rotating breech is composed of a low alloy chromium-molybdenum steel. The resulting chamber is fairly light weight, high strength and capable of handling the high heat environment of the case-less weapon system.

Standard gun steel and chromium plated gun steel barrels suffer from several disadvantages. They possess high weight, have poor thermal management, and suffer from microcracks and porosity in the electro deposited chromium that allow hot propellant gas to degrade the steel. The barrels and liners also suffer erosion effects when hyper velocity rounds and high rates of fire are present. These are major contributors to the cost of firearms ownership by any military.

The Shrec Advanced Weapon System in all configurations use heavy fluted barrels composed of a liner of molybdenum-rhenium (Mo-Re) which is mated to titanium. The barrel manufacturing process begins when molybdenum-rhenium rods composed of 47.5% Mo are deep hole drilled using electrical discharge machining. The drilling accomplishes two things. First it adds the cooling system to the barrel liner. This cooling system is composed of 25 half circle longitudinal channels drilled into the liner. The Titanium is then added to the Mo-Re rod by Plasma Transfer Arc Spray. The barrel is then deep hole drilled to form, the bore.

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The rifling is then added. The Shrec uses a polygonal rifling which provides a number of advantages, These include not compromising the barrel's thickness in the area of each groove, a better gas seal around the projectile as polygonal bores tend to have a slightly smaller bore area, which translates into more efficient use of the combustion gases trapped behind the bullet, greater consistency in muzzle velocities, less bullet deformation, resulting in reduced drag on the bullet when traveling through the barrel which helps to increase muzzle velocity, less buildup of debris in the barrel and prolonged barrel life due to lower barrel stress. An integrated flash suppressor is included.

The Shrec case features quick release bolts that remain in place when unlocked on many external components. This provides for very quick break down of the weapon into its separate components. Internally, replaceable systems are removable in modules. These modules can be replaced with other modules that make for fast configuration changes.

In order to mount attachments the Shrec AWS uses a proprietary rail system called Combat Attachment Points. The CAPs are designed for mounting auxiliary equipment such as telescopic sights, tactical lights, laser aiming modules, night vision devices, reflex sights, foregrips, bipods, and bayonets. CAPs uses the top surface of the rail for the alignment and reference of the accessory which provides excellent repeatability. Meaning that once a scope is zeroed, for example, it can be removed. When the scope is later replaced on the weapon there will be no need to re-zero the scope.

Active Cooling:

Heat is handled in several ways within the Shrec AWS. First there is the fluted barrel design. The fluted barrel will definitely dissipate heat quickly. This is due to the heat being allowed to reach the outside temperature at a faster rate by removing materials. But the real cooling is provided by a recirculating liquid cooling system filled with ethylene glycol. This may sound sophisticated but it is actually a miniature version of the integral midwall cooling systems used on heavy artillery guns such as the LG Defense Systems Warhammer.

Its simple, the circumferentially spaced cooling channels are drilled into the liner during the barrel build process using electrical discharge machining. The liner has a circumferentially located annular space front and rear that intersect the cooling channels. These are also placed by EDM and further connect to radially inwardly projecting ports extending from the titanium jacket.

This is an integrated assembly due to the application of titanium through the plasma transfer arc spray process. Titanium is further built up along the surface to form a fitting to which braided steel hose is attached. The hoses connect to the radiator/heat exchanger built into a space over the barrel and chamber. The heat exchanger features copper fins and a pump driven by the weapons recoil energy.

The Shrec then uses airflow optimization to supply cool air to the hot components as directly as possible. A near silent fluid bearing fan is mounted at the front of the radiator to blow extract hot air out the weapon and away at the front of the receiver. With the air flowing rear to front the hot chamber air is also evacuated by the exhaust fan. The exhaust fan activates by temperature sensor and it can be cut off by a switch at the bottom of the receiver. The weapons floating recoil system helps to evacuate propellant heat from the chambers of the rotating breech during its movement.

Finally, there are two finishing touches added to the rifle. The first is our patented AC-3 dry lubricant system that is used to coat all internal parts and the barrel. AC-3 is the controlled atmospheric application of a proprietary formulated, modified tungsten disulfide. When the tungsten disulfide is applied in lamellar form through our precision process it forms a thin, uniform coating that forms a molecular bond with the substrate, and will not chip, flake or peel. It is inert,inorganic, non-toxic, non-corrosive and resistant to most petrochemical fuels, solvents and acids. Yet it is compatible will all wet lubricants. The final addition to the rifle is the external finish which is a ceramic powder coating which can be matched to any camouflage pattern desired.

The Shrec Advanced Weapon System Includes:

1 - Designated Marksman Rifle
1 - 12.5 inch barrel w/ gas system and carbine internal modules
1 - 9 inch barrel w/ gas system
1 - folding stock
1 - handguard w/ integral bipod and increased cooling capacity
1 - compact carbine handguard
1 - receiver butt cap
1 - 3.5x Scope
1 - tritium front and rear sights
1 - Lithium titanate battery
1 - bayonet
1 - cleaning kit
1 - 3 point tactical sling
1 - 120 round duel drum magazine - clear rear
1 - 50 round four row box magazine - clear rear

Detailed Specifications - Designated Marksman

Length, with folding stock: 787.4 mm (31 inches)
Length, maximum: 1,041 mm (41 inches)
Weight, empty: 3.7 kg
Weight, with scope, loaded with 50 rounds: 4.5 kg
Barrel length: 508 mm (20 inches)
Rounds supported: CL6.3 x 40

Fire modes: Safety, semi-auto, Burst auto 1, full auto 1.
Selector type: 4-position main lever switch
Rate of fire:
Single Shot: 54 rpm
Full Auto 1: 450 rpm
Burst Auto 1: 1800 rpm; 3 round
Accuracy at 100 m : 0.9 MOA
Effective Range: 800 meters
Maximum Effective Range: 1,234.44 meters (1350 yards)
Armor penetration at 500m; 30 degrees: STANAG level II with dedicated AP Round
Muzzle velocity: 1075.9 m/s (3530 fps)
Bullet Weight: 7.777 grams (120 grains)
Muzzle energy: 4502 joules (3320 ft lbs energy)

Detailed Specifications - Automatic Rifle

Length, with folding stock: 787.4 mm (31 inches)
Length, maximum: 1,041 mm (41 inches)
Weight, empty: 3.9 kg
Weight, with scope, loaded with 50 rounds: 4.7 kg
Barrel length: 508 mm (20 inches)
Rounds supported: CL6.3 x 40

Fire modes: Safety, full auto 1, full auto 2.
Selector type: 3-position main lever switch
Rate of fire:
Full Auto 1: 450 rpm
Full Auto 2: 1800 rpm
Accuracy at 100 m : 1.3 MOA
Effective Range: 800 meters
Maximum Effective Range: 1,234.44 meters (1350 yards)
Armor penetration at 500m; 30 degrees: STANAG level II with dedicated AP Round
Muzzle velocity: 1075.9 m/s (3530 fps)
Bullet Weight: 7.777 grams (120 grains)
Muzzle energy: 4502 joules (3320 ft lbs energy)

Detailed Specifications - Carbine

Length, with folding stock: 597.4 mm (23.50 inches)
Length, maximum: 851 mm (33.50 inches)
Weight, empty: 3.7 kg
Weight, with scope, loaded with 50 rounds: 4.5 kg
Barrel length: 318 mm (12.52 inches)
Rounds supported: CL6.3 x 40

Fire modes: Safety, semi-auto, full auto 1
Selector type: 3-position main lever switch
Rate of fire:
Single Shot: 54 rpm
Full Auto 1: 550 rpm
Accuracy at 100 m : 1.2 MOA
Effective Range: 400 meters
Maximum Effective Range: 1234.44 meters (1350 yards)
Armor penetration at 500m; 30 degrees: STANAG level II with dedicated AP Round
Muzzle velocity: 940 m/s (3084 fps)
Bullet Weight: 7.777 grams (120 grains)
Muzzle energy: 3436 joules (2534 lbs ft energy)

Detailed Specifications - Compact Carbine

Length, with folding stock: 508.4 mm (20.01 inches)
Length, maximum: 762 mm (30inches)
Weight, empty: 3.5 kg
Weight, with scope, loaded with 50 rounds: 4.3 kg
Barrel length: 229 mm (9.02 inches)
Rounds supported: CL6.3 x 40

Fire modes: Safety, semi-auto, full auto 1
Selector type: 3-position main lever switch
Rate of fire:
Single Shot: 54 rpm
Full Auto 1: 550 rpm (Not recommended)
Accuracy at 100 m : 1.5 MOA
Effective Range: 400 meters
Maximum Effective Range: 914.4 meters (1000 yards)
Armor penetration at 500m; 30 degrees: STANAG level II with dedicated AP Round
Muzzle velocity: 829 m/s (2718 fps)
Bullet Weight: 7.777 grams (120 grains)
Muzzle energy: 2670 joules (1969 lbs ft of energy)

Available 6.3 x 40mm Ammunition

M901

The cartridge is intended for use against personnel and light armored targets. This is a training standard round used in both training and combat.The M901 cartridge uses a 120-grain bullet with gilded copper-jacket and a solid lead core behind a stacked-cone tungsten carbide penetrator. The round is excellent against light armored targets while still affording significant expansion in soft tissue. The HITP3A propellant is a formulation using 80% HMX with an elastomer binder in a hydrophobic polymer.

M903

The cartridge is intended for use against personnel and unarmored targets. This is a training standard round used in both training and combat. The M903 features a 120-grain skived tipped bullet with a progressively tapered copper jacket that is locked to a solid lead core to promote a perfectly controlled 2X expansion and high weight retention upon impact. The M903 bullet retains up to 95% of its original weight with maximum penetration and energy transfer. The HITP3A propellant is a formulation using 80% HMX with an elastomer binder in a hydrophobic polymer.

M905

The tracer is intended to permit visible observation of the bullet's in-flight path or trajectory to the point of impact. Its main uses are for observation of fire, incendiary effect, and signaling. This is a training standard round used in both training and combat. The M905 delivers a visible green light signature through its trajectory. The M905 features a 120-grain skived tipped bullet with a progressively tapered copper jacket that is locked to a solid lead core to promote a perfectly controlled 2X expansion and high weight retention upon impact. The M903 bullet retains up to 95% of its original weight with maximum penetration and energy transfer. The HITP3A propellant is a formulation using 80% HMX with an elastomer binder in a hydrophobic polymer.

M907

The cartridge is intended for use against personnel and unarmored targets. This is a training standard round used in both training and combat. The M907 features a 100 -grain bullet with a special thin-wall jacket, precision compressed lead shot core and soft polymer tip providing optimum balance between penetration and fragmentation. The round maximizes stopping power by the complete dispersal of the bullet energy into the intended target with immediate shock and tissue destroying trauma. This rapid fragmentation delivers the energy to a large area while eliminating the dangers of over penetration. The HITP3A propellant is a formulation using 80% HMX with an elastomer binder in a hydrophobic polymer.

Price: NS $12,000

DPR: NS $ 100,000,000,000

DPR includes DPR on caseless ammunition.
Orders of 100,000 rifles include DPR on all ammunition.



Thanks to V-10 and Everyone at the HighTech Forums for their help in this design.

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Postby Mount Kip » Sat Oct 31, 2009 9:59 am

Mount Kip would like to purchase the following:

23 Katana MBTs - 126.5 million USD
2 C-9 Atlas - 360 million USD
4 AH-3 Archangel - 100 million USD
3 Chimera ATF - 360 million USD

Subtotal: 946.5 million USD
20% Discount: 189.3 million USD
Total Cost: 757.2 million USD
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Postby Kirgoslav » Sat Oct 31, 2009 10:40 am

I would like to purchase

15,000 shrec ar-9s

and 10 littoral ships.

Thankyou.

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Postby Pokemonman » Sat Oct 31, 2009 3:03 pm

1 Valkyrie IDS

Subtotal: $80,000,000
Total: $64,000,000 (after 20% discount)
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Postby Vetok » Sat Oct 31, 2009 3:07 pm

Letter of Purchase
The Military Logistics and Supply Department of Vetokia

The Holy Empire would like to purchase 20 Valkyrie multi-role fighters for the sum of $16,000,000,000.

Authorised, Head of Department Messr Pearson
Signed, His Holiness Vetok XI

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Postby Libertarian Governance » Sat Oct 31, 2009 3:46 pm

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Invoice: Armed Republic of Mount Kip


(x23) Katana MBTs -- 126,500,000
(x2) C-9 Atlas Transports -- 360,000,000
(x4) AH-3 Arhangel -- 100,000,000
(x3) Chimera ATF -- 360,000,000

946,500,000 --Subtotal
189,300,000 --20% Discount
757,200,000 --Total


Michael Stokes
Sales Manager


Thanks For Your Order

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Invoice: The Allied States of Kirgoslav


(x15,000) Shrec AR-9 -- 11,200,000
(x10) Littoral Combat Ships -- 3,000,000,000


3,011,200,000 --Subtotal
602,240,000 --20% Discount
2,408,960,000 --Total


Michael Stokes
Sales Manager


Thanks For Your Order

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Invoice: The Conservative Democracy of Pokemonman


(x1) Valkyrie IDS -- 80,000,000

80,000,000 --Subtotal
16,000,000 --20% Discount
64,000,000 --Total


Michael Stokes
Sales Manager

Thanks For Your Order

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Invoice: The Military Logistics and Supply Department of Vetokia


(x20) Valkyrie IDS -- 1,600,000,000

1,600,000,000 --Subtotal
320,000,000 --20% Discount
1,280,000,000 --Total


Michael Stokes
Sales Manager

Thanks For Your Order


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Postby The House of Castile » Sat Oct 31, 2009 4:57 pm

We would like to purchase 300 Squid UUVs, thank you.
Arsenal fan
Real Madrid fan
Juventus fan
Ardchoille wrote:It's one of my grievances, too. Thank you for the opportunity to air it. Yes, indeed,
TAGGING IS SPAM.

Sdaeriji wrote:
Emothica wrote:Why it isn't Italy up there? Sure, the U.S. isn't up there but that's because they don't play very well. But Italy is one of the best teams in the running and they won last year. The only way that the U.S. has a chance is if David Beckham dumps England and joins the American team.

There's like 8 things wrong with this post.

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Postby Libertarian Governance » Sat Oct 31, 2009 6:15 pm

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Invoice: The Empire of The House of Castile


(x300) Squid UUV -- 1,050,000,000


1,050,000,000 --Subtotal
210,000,000 --20% Discount
840,000,000 --Total


Michael Stokes
Sales Manager


Thanks For Your Order
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Postby The House of Castile » Sat Oct 31, 2009 7:20 pm

Libertarian Governance wrote:Image
Invoice: The Empire of The House of Castile


(x300) Squid UUV -- 1,050,000,000


1,050,000,000 --Subtotal
210,000,000 --20% Discount
840,000,000 --Total


Michael Stokes
Sales Manager


Thanks For Your Order

We will pay you as soon as the first units arrive, also we would like to add an order of 15 LCSs, thank you.
Arsenal fan
Real Madrid fan
Juventus fan
Ardchoille wrote:It's one of my grievances, too. Thank you for the opportunity to air it. Yes, indeed,
TAGGING IS SPAM.

Sdaeriji wrote:
Emothica wrote:Why it isn't Italy up there? Sure, the U.S. isn't up there but that's because they don't play very well. But Italy is one of the best teams in the running and they won last year. The only way that the U.S. has a chance is if David Beckham dumps England and joins the American team.

There's like 8 things wrong with this post.

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Postby Libertarian Governance » Sat Oct 31, 2009 11:21 pm

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Invoice: The Empire of The House of Castile


(x15) Littoral Combat Ships -- 4,500,000,000


4,500,000,000 --Subtotal
900,000,000 --20% Discount
3,600,000,000 --Total


Michael Stokes
Sales Manager


Thanks For Your Order
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Postby Muscov Russia » Sun Nov 01, 2009 7:29 am

Muscov Russia would like to purchase the following for its Armed Forces.

1 Archer Nuclear Carrier
250 Littoral Combat Ship
500 Katana MBT
1250 Lynx IFV
National Information

The United Socialist States of Muscov Russia
Premier: Vladimir Petrov
Defcon: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
Member of the I.F.T.A Alliance

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Postby Pokemonman » Sun Nov 01, 2009 8:27 am

Money wired.
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Postby Pokemonman » Sun Nov 01, 2009 8:32 am

Pack of 12 MAV's and 1 Controller

Total: $ 1,200,000
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Postby Libertarian Governance » Sun Nov 01, 2009 9:34 am

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Invoice: The United Socialist States of Muscov Russia



(x1) Archer Nuclear Carrier --9,000,000,000
(x250) Littoral Combat Ships -- 75,000,000,000
(x500) Katana MBT -- 2,750,000,000
(x1250) Lynx IFV -- 2,500,000,000

89,250,000,000 --Subtotal
17,850,000,000 --20% Discount
71,400,000,000 --Total


Michael Stokes
Sales Manager


Thanks For Your Order
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Postby Libertarian Governance » Sun Nov 01, 2009 9:37 am

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Invoice: The Conservative Democracy of Pokemonman



(x1) 12 Pack Miniature Airborne Vehicles and controller --1,200,000

1,200,000 --Subtotal
240,000 --20% Discount
960,000 --Total


Michael Stokes
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Postby Pokemonman » Sun Nov 01, 2009 9:41 am

$960,000 has been wired.
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Postby Libertarian Governance » Sun Nov 01, 2009 10:57 am

And again thanks for your purchase.


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