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The '''Dolstier II MBT''' is a proposed new generation of main battle tanks, designed in [[Jingdao]] by collaborative effort of [[Sokoku Industries]] and [[Baicha Heavy Vehicle Industries]] since 1685. The Dolstier II MBT is seen as a successor to the [[Dolstier I]] MBT, which has been in service in Jingdao since 1641 and is considered to be outdated compared to next generation main battle tanks produced by [[Raspur Pact]] nations. | The '''Dolstier II MBT''' is a proposed new generation of main battle tanks, designed in [[Jingdao]] by collaborative effort of [[Sokoku Industries]] and [[Baicha Heavy Vehicle Industries]] since 1685. The Dolstier II MBT is seen as a successor to the [[Dolstier I]] MBT, which has been in service in Jingdao since 1641 and is considered to be outdated compared to next generation main battle tanks produced by [[Raspur Pact]] nations. Many of the innovations of the second-generation Dolstier have been tried out in battle on the chassis of first-generation Dolstier tanks in the [[Cibolan Reconquista]]. | ||
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| Type: | Main battle tank |
| Place of origin: | Jingdao and Barbary |
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| In service: | Expected 1688-1690 |
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| Designed: | 1685-1686 |
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The Dolstier II MBT is a proposed new generation of main battle tanks, designed in Jingdao by collaborative effort of Sokoku Industries and Baicha Heavy Vehicle Industries since 1685. The Dolstier II MBT is seen as a successor to the Dolstier I MBT, which has been in service in Jingdao since 1641 and is considered to be outdated compared to next generation main battle tanks produced by Raspur Pact nations. Many of the innovations of the second-generation Dolstier have been tried out in battle on the chassis of first-generation Dolstier tanks in the Cibolan Reconquista.
