Bailey (Combat Vehicle)

This article is about the civilian security vehicle. For other uses, see Bailey.
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Bailey Armored Car
Production information
Manufacturer Gienah Automotive[1][2]
Production Year 3062[3]
Use Security Vehicle
Civilian Security Cargo Vehicle
Bank Truck
Urban Armored Personnel Carrier
Tech Base Inner Sphere (Standard)[1][2]
Chassis Type (Size) Wheeled (Medium)[1][2]
Equipment Rating E/X-X-D[2]
Introduced 3062
Technical specifications
Mass 27 Tons
Cruise Speed 64.8 km/h
Flank Speed 97.2 km/h
Power Plant fusion[1][2]
Fuel (Type/Range) Unlimited[1][2]
Communications System Unspecified
Fire Control System Advanced
Armament 2x small pulse laser[1][2]
Heat Sinks 4[1][2]
Armor Unspecified
Barrier Armor Rating (BAR) 10[1][2]
Crew 3 (3 enlisted/non-rated, 1 gunner)[2]

Description[edit]

The Bailey armored car is a Gienah Automotive-produced civilian security vehicle first marketed in the mid-thirty-first century. The company exploited recovered Star League technology to enhance vehicle performance. The Bailey was designed to cope with battle armor-equipped infantry, which had steadily become more common. Aside for transporting high-value cargo, it can be used as makeshift armor infantry transport. The Bailey was designed to resist battle armor because of a daring raid that saw several robbers using Gray Death Standard battle armor to open a Knox armored car carrying payroll.[1][2]

The vehicle was noted for its higher cost but, as of 3067, orders for vehicle were steadily coming in.[1][2]

Equipment and Capabilities[edit]

The vehicle is principally armed with two small pulse lasers in the vehicle's turret. Also, in the turret is an anti-missile system to help fend off a missile attack on the vehicle. All weapons are tied in to an advanced fire control system. The Bailey is protected by 3.5 tons of BAR 10 grade heavy commercial armor. It features also an armored chassis modification.[1][2]

The Bailey has been pressed into service several times as an improvised APC, but it lacks any cross-country capability. As such, it is restricted to cities and urban environments.[1][2]

Cargo[edit]

The vehicle has a 3-ton cargo capacity, with a door mounted at the rear of the vehicle.[1][2]

Notes[edit]

  • As of this writing, there is no published BV or record sheets for this vehicle.

References[edit]

  1. 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 Technical Readout: Vehicle Annex, p. 16: "Bailey"
  2. 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 Technical Readout: Vehicle Annex Revised, p. 18: "Bailey"
  3. online date for the Bailey (Combat Vehicle)

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