M750FS Kingfisher Fire Support Variant

Class and Type: M750FS Kingfisher Fires Support Variant Commissioning Date: 2260 Hull Characteristics Size: 2 Resistance: 3 Structure Points: 40 Operations Characteristics Crew/Passengers/Evac: 2/2/4 2 pwr per rnd Computers: 3 2 pwr per rnd Propulsion and Power Characteristics 4x4 Ball-wheeled Drive train 750 hp multi-fuel engine max speed 210 kph Unique Balled wheels allow movement in any direction, veh does not turn conventionally 21 pwr per rnd Pwr : 40 Range 1250 km

Sensor System Long Range Sensors: +2/ 35 km dopler radar and lidar combine to produce a digital image of incoming threats 3 pwr per rnd Short range sensors: +3 /9100m via thermal optics and lidar 4 pwr per rnd Navigational sensors: +0 3 pwr per rnd a combination of GPS, inertial and magnetic systems probability of error 1 % Weapon Systems 25 mm Mamba chain gun Number: 2 Range: 1250/2780/3750 Arc: turret Accuracy: +2 Damage: 5 api / 4+4D6 over 5 m radius hei Ammunition: 350 rds api / 420 hei (each cannon expends 7 rds per burst) Prw: 12 Secondary none Ordinance None Weapon Skill 5 Defensive Systems ECM Jammer : 3to hit Slightly Stealthy contact: multiply all sensor and weapon ranges by 0.65 Pwr: 3 A fire support variant designed to directly support advancing infantry. Cannon penetration provides a limited anti vehicle ability. Only partially successful over the M579 Mako. While a better technical vehicle the M750FS lacks the punch of the Makos 35 mm cannon and GGM-86 missiles. A purpose designed vehicle however the Kingfisher FS delivers what it promises, excellent, direct anti infantry fire support with an ammunition capacity to outlast even the most dedicated defender. It remains to be seen if the M750FS and indeed the entire Kingfisher line of vehicles will be adopted by the marine corps over the more conventional models of the M579 series.