GV-70 "Leopard"

The Ground Vehicle 70, "Leopard", is a multi-role APC and infantry fighting vehicle used widely across the Marine Infantry Corps and the Military Apparatus of the United Coalition of Organized Nations. Mass produced easily, the Leopard is the second-most produced vehicle platform other than the GV-12 Saber armored-car. Capable of being outfitted with multiple weapon platforms and fulfilling a wide array of roles, the GV-70 continues to serve the Military Apparatus with distinction.

Design
The design of the GV-70 Leopard revolves around the adaptable nature of Apparatus and other Coalition forces; designed to fulfill the role of large transport or supply vehicle, dedicated anti-armor or air and multi-role infantry fighting needs with simple adjustments, the Leopards eight-wheeled quad-track layout allows manueverobility and speed with easy traversing capabilities.

The crew cabin is the most heavily armored structure on the Leopard; holding the driver, commander and gunner, the advanced turret suite mounted above the driver's seat often houses the heavy weaponry of the Leopard's weapon pack. Behind the crew cabin, the troop bay is often capable of holding 8 or 10 troops depending on the personnel using the vehicle. The large armored hatch-doors on top of the troop compartment allow the soldiers riding inside the opportunity to observe and fire on enemies.

VS-400KT;
The 400KT modification is a stop-gap alternative to the lesser-armored M22TC troop variant of the Saber; having been distributed mainly to the PDF and Marine Corps, the 400KT uses a coordinated armor plate and expanded compartment room to accomodate twenty troops. The turret is stripped and removed, instead the top of the 400KT is one solid plate of ballistic armoring with four separate rectangular hatches acting as the main fighting platform of the VS-400.

Variants
Series M (Marine)

- MV-36 IFV

- MV38 IFV

- M37 IFV

Series C (Cavalry)

- T-6 TD

- A2K71