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The '''R-06 Main Battle Tank''' was developed in 842AJ for the [[Nova English Armed Forces]] to replace the then ageing R-04 series of tanks. Since its initial production run the tank has undergone a number of upgrades including the refitting of range finding equipment and computer controls as technology has improved over time. In 2017 the remaining fleet of R-06 tanks have been fitted with an additional module to track the unique magnetic interference produced by gravimetric engines. | The '''R-06 Main Battle Tank''' was developed in 842AJ for the [[Nova English Armed Forces]] to replace the then ageing R-04 series of tanks. Since its initial production run the tank has undergone a number of upgrades including the refitting of range finding equipment and computer controls as technology has improved over time. In 2017 the remaining fleet of R-06 tanks have been fitted with an additional module to track the unique magnetic interference produced by gravimetric engines. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:58, 29 April 2022
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| Type: | Main Battle Tank |
| Place of origin: | Nova England |
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| In service: | 842AJ - Present |
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| Designed: | 842AJ |
| Manufacturer: | Nova English Weapons |
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| Crew: | 4 |
| Armour: | Composite; including high-hardness steel, tungsten and plastic filler with ceramic component. |
| Speed: | 68kph (42mph) |
| Operational range: | 550 km |
| Main armament: | 120mm Smoothbore gun |
| Secondary armament: | 2 x 7.62mm GPMGs; Smoke mortars |
The R-06 Main Battle Tank was developed in 842AJ for the Nova English Armed Forces to replace the then ageing R-04 series of tanks. Since its initial production run the tank has undergone a number of upgrades including the refitting of range finding equipment and computer controls as technology has improved over time. In 2017 the remaining fleet of R-06 tanks have been fitted with an additional module to track the unique magnetic interference produced by gravimetric engines.
