Bretonian Army

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Royal Armored Regiment

The Royal Armored Regiment was set up a little over twelve years after the Army was formally formed. Back on Earth, the Royal Tank Regiment started during the great war, the only reason tanks were made at the time was to over run the defender and protect the infantry. This principle still exists but militarys have gone to the extreme of utilizing the armoured beasts potential.

Battle tanks dish out the biggest firepower. Their main guns reek havoc on hostile bases, structures and vehicles. Battle tanks are also equipped with a variety of weapons and equipment. Machine guns, laser turrets, chemical sprays and lots more. They are formed into Tank battalions and most often than not, spearhead the invasion or form the first line in the defense. However the fuel and ammunition to maintain the beasts require large convoys to either follow the advance or for the tanks to stop and wait for the local base to get aid to them.

Armoured Personal Carriers & Land Raiders are the infantry's best friend. They keep the soldiers safe as they charge towards the enemy projectile and laser fire. Once at the enemy lines or at the objectives, the ramp goes down or doors open and the occupants pour out. The vehicles are equipped with weapons or war themselves to defend the vehicle and act as an infantry support vehicle. Also known as Recky tanks since they also tend to do the recon of the company. The APC's or LR's are mostly in a mechanised infantry platoon.

7th Mechanized Platoon

Energy tanks, or Laser'Beasts as the infantry call them due to what they fire. The tanks have a variety of turrets under this category. High molten metal, lasers or energy beams are fitted to the turrets and they are similar to Battle tanks but instead of blowing up the target, they burn through it. Some issues with the vehicles are their fire rate. When a tank opens up, it can take some time for it to fire again due the heat on the barrel.

A lot of other vehicles in the Royal Armoured Regiment exist such as Anti-Air craft mobile batteries, Anti-space craft mobile batteries, supply tanks, lightly armoured troop transports, Shield tanks and much more.
Tanks that are solely used by robotics are present in quite large numbers and are used in specific companies. They can be controlled by local ground forces.

Army Vehicle Depot

The Army's main manufacturing plant of military vehicles is on Planet Leeds. Eden-Plant is the name of the region of the city that houses this enormous manufacturing city. Located near Welbeck Base, it can manufacture a whole battalion of tanks in a little under a working day if needed. The pride of Bretonian Military manufacturing.

Eden-Plant. Right hand side is the facility

Two hundred years after the army had tanks in the great war, they began to have battle walkers or 'robots'. The walkers in the royal armoured regiment are not remote controlled, instead they have a one man or two man crew inside the main body that operates the walker. They perform many combat roles and there are over twenty varieties of walkers. The Churchill battle walker is as the name suggests used for war. The twin cannons on the nose of the walker is it's main arsenal. Some versions of the Churchill have laser cannons instead of standard issue projectile cannons. Missile pods on either side of the head and an anti armour twin gun on the head allows it to target multiple threats at once. At roughly eighteen meters high, this war machine deals its fair share of destruction upon the enemy. However there are also walkers that perform logistic tasks that help move machinery, other walkers and armoured vehicles.

Churchill Battle Walker