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'''Armoured Fighting Vehicles''' | '''Armoured Fighting Vehicles''' | ||
*[[KP-3 Guardian]] ''(Main battle tank)'' | *[[KP-3 Guardian]] ''(Main battle tank)'' | ||
| − | *[[LPW-9 Hunter]] ''(Tracked infantry fighting vehicle)'' | + | *[[LPW-9 Hunter]] ''(Tracked infantry fighting vehicle)'' *<sub>1</sub> |
*[[RPW-5 Outrider]] ''(Wheeled armoured reconnaisance vehicle)'' | *[[RPW-5 Outrider]] ''(Wheeled armoured reconnaisance vehicle)'' | ||
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Falken Armour Works is a branch of Falken Automotors, the leading civilian automobile manufacturing company of Wingarde. It was created in June 1997 in order to provide the Federal Army with quality indigenous vehicles, and has proved to be more than adequate for this task. Like the other defense industries (Wingarde Aerospace and Ravenholm Shipyards), Falken Armour Works has produced enough designs to successfully bring an end to expensive military imports for the Army.
Falken Armour Works deals mainly with the Ministry of Defense, but has been recently allowed to export some of its designs to other countries, but keeping the strict policy of not selling production rights in the process.
Products
Armoured Fighting Vehicles
- KP-3 Guardian (Main battle tank)
- LPW-9 Hunter (Tracked infantry fighting vehicle) *1
- RPW-5 Outrider (Wheeled armoured reconnaisance vehicle)
Artillery Systems
- FHX86 (155 mm lightweight field howitzer)
- PH-7 Vindicator (Self-propelled 155 mm howitzer)
- RWS-4 Arbalest (Rocket artillery system) *1
Support Vehicles
- MZP-8 Stalwart (Wheeled multi-role armoured vehicle)
- RAP-2 Kammonet (Lightly armoured command & liaison 4x4 vehicle)
*1 Not available for export.
