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| − | While | + | While the ''Tyr'' is defensively formidable, it also has respectable firepower. A turret houses a Type 22g [[ER Large Laser]] and two Pattern J4 [[Streak SRM-4]]s. This gives the crew of the Tyr the ability to support its charges either from a distance or up close.<ref name=TRO3067p32/> |
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Revision as of 15:51, 11 January 2012
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| Tyr Infantry Support Tank | |
| Production information | |
| Manufacturer | Joint Equipment Systems |
| Mission | Transport |
| Type | Hover |
| Introduced | 3063[1] |
| Cost | 2,435,800 C-bills |
| Technical specifications | |
| Mass | 45 |
| Armor | Forging MHC07 |
| Engine | Type 170 Fusion |
| Speed | 151 km/h |
| Crew | 3 |
| Armament |
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| BV (1.0) | 1,020[2][3] |
| BV (2.0) | ??? |
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Description
The Tyr Infantry Support Vehicle was a joint design by Clan Ghost Bear and Joint Equipment Systems, part of a plan by the Clan's leadership to reach out more to the conquered Rasalhagian populace. The first Tyrs rolled off JES' assembly line in 3063, making it one of the first Ghost Bear-Rasalhague joint ventures.[3]
The combat vehicle is an infantry transport that has enough firepower to support the same. It has a five-ton cargo bay, enough to carry a full Point of Elementals. Since most front-line units have OmniMechs that the battle armor troopers can ride in on, the Tyr has mostly been distributed to second-line forces. In order to safely deliver its cargo, the Tyr is protected by six and a half tons of armor. It has a top speed of 151 km/h, enabling it to quickly put the infantry Point where it is needed and get out safely.[3]
Armament
While the Tyr is defensively formidable, it also has respectable firepower. A turret houses a Type 22g ER Large Laser and two Pattern J4 Streak SRM-4s. This gives the crew of the Tyr the ability to support its charges either from a distance or up close.[3]