Difference between revisions of "Vehicle LAV Hare"
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| − | + | The Hare is the ULA's light armored vehicle of choice. It won't achieve the same top speeds that the Silverback can, but it can carry more troops. It uses a lightweight composite for its armor to maintain speed, but isn't incredibly mine-resistant, it is primarily meant to defeat some small arms fire. The front is reinforced with steel and in some cases, is encouraged to be used against enemy combatants as a means of defeating them. It can carry up to two passengers in addition to the driver and gunner. The vehicle comes with a mine launcher, but some variants have been outfitted with means of deploying medical supplies or ammunition to nearby infantry, though not officially supported by ULA standards. | |
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Latest revision as of 01:47, 30 September 2018
| LWV-4 "Hare" | |
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 Hare | |
| Type | LAV |
| Combat role | Light Assault Vehicle |
| Service | |
| Used by | United League Army |
| Wars | Second Antarean War |
| Production | |
| Manufacturer | KMW |
| Score requirement | 0 points |
| Specifications | |
| Length | 7m |
| Mod slots |
1x Turret 2x Chassis 2x Utility 1x Countermeasure |
| Statistics | |
| Hull | 2300 points |
| Armour | 1000 points |
| Boost time | 10s |
| Max speed | 1400 |
The Hare is the ULA's light armored vehicle of choice. It won't achieve the same top speeds that the Silverback can, but it can carry more troops. It uses a lightweight composite for its armor to maintain speed, but isn't incredibly mine-resistant, it is primarily meant to defeat some small arms fire. The front is reinforced with steel and in some cases, is encouraged to be used against enemy combatants as a means of defeating them. It can carry up to two passengers in addition to the driver and gunner. The vehicle comes with a mine launcher, but some variants have been outfitted with means of deploying medical supplies or ammunition to nearby infantry, though not officially supported by ULA standards.
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