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This is a litany of the units and weapons that I use in the group, the Diplomats and Legions. I won't explain it here, but I would suggest you look into it, if you want a good RPG/strategy/combat.

About this creation

This is the M6 Norris, yes, named for the man himself. Designed as an air transportable light tank for insertion into drop zones for paratrooper assault units.

With an auto-loading 140mm main gun, cutting the crew down to two, it fires a potent, though classified, round type for all-around killing power.

With extensive forward disruptors, the M6 could take a whallop from up to a 250mm round and come out of it. Maybe only one, but hey...

This is the Iron Works-class submarine, the Steel. An attack class, she sports 8 torpedo tubes, 12 vertical launch silos, and a decoy suite that would make a squid blush. Basically the Virginia-class on steroids.

This here's the 'Big Bertha,' a 175mm long-range artillery gun. Not quite the same caliber of its namesake, but the heaviest towed gun in traditional US service since WWII.

Capable of boosting an HE round up to 30 miles, and a RAP up to 45 miles. Quite the carnage it can inflict, quite the carnage.

"Savior, deliver us." This is the Savior I & II ballistic missile defense system. Saviors III & IV are being readied for launch in late July. Armed with a microwave laser and fission power core, they can target a missile and down it far away where it can't do any harm. ICBMs, LRBMs, and certain types of MRBMs are on their menu.

This is the Hemtt II heavy logistics vehicle manufactured by the venerable OshKosh company. Having excellent cross-country mobility, it can deliver munitions, fuel, or in a pinch, men to the front lines.

Used mainly, however, off the front lines in the flat-bed configuration, it carriers the weight of the supply needs on its shoulders. It is loved by its men and maintenance crews as a tough and reliable vehicle, taking much and asking little in return.