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The '''CAAT''' (Caradian Arms and Armour Trust) is a recently-founded company created by the [[Caradia|Caradian]] Crown in order to provide superior equipment to the [[Caradian Armed Forces]] in case of armed conflict. The company is also charged with the research of new military technology for the Caradian Armed Forces.
The '''CAAT''' (Caradian Arms and Armour Trust) is a recently-founded company created by the [[Caradia|Caradian]] Crown in order to provide superior equipment to the [[Caradian Armed Forces]] in case of armed conflict. The company is also charged with the research of new military technology for the Caradian Armed Forces.


In mid 1679, the CAAT was subsumed into the [[Caradian National Strategic Commission|CNSC]]. This change created a new supply of raw materials that the CIC was obliged to provide the CAAT, creating a new environment for rapid military development.


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Latest revision as of 17:01, 1 April 2023

Caradian Arms and Armour Trust
Type Military ordinance manufacturer and research group
Industry Military ordinance
Founded 1669 AN
Headquarters Relacul, Caradia
Key people Jòquèr Tusèlons (CEO)
Products Military ordinance

The CAAT (Caradian Arms and Armour Trust) is a recently-founded company created by the Caradian Crown in order to provide superior equipment to the Caradian Armed Forces in case of armed conflict. The company is also charged with the research of new military technology for the Caradian Armed Forces.

In mid 1679, the CAAT was subsumed into the CNSC. This change created a new supply of raw materials that the CIC was obliged to provide the CAAT, creating a new environment for rapid military development.