SHV-100 Arbiter

The Specialized Heavy Vehicle year 100 is the modern evolution of a heavy tank first produced and manufactured by the Azrican National Army and Armored Corps. In it's modern design, the Arbiter forms the heaviest of armor and heavy artillery role of the Armored Cavalry's heavy artillery and armor units. Often requiring heavy transport from orbit to surface, there are a few operations where Arbiter tanks have been inserted with Orbital Drop Infantry or rapidly with Aviation Cavalry assault. Sporting two heavy cannons with a gravity-reduction aided treading, the Arbiter is a myriad of old and new technologies.

Design
Capitalizing on the practically archaic technology of the armored tank, the Arbiter is the continuation of technologies that have been applied throughout Scatterran warfare for hundreds of years, centuries. Although it is one of the largest tanks ever designed, it is capable of acheving a very high speed for its weight. This is because of the integrated gravity-reduction material in the main tracks of the Arbiter.

Deployment
Equipped with two multi-purpose railcasters, the Ariter has filled a long uncontested role in the Armored Cavalry. Capable of surviving atmospheric re-entry, the SHV-100 is by far the largest tracked vehicle still in service with the Coalition. When most vehicles are wheeled, the Arbiter is one of the only Coalition tanks that is too heavy to be put on wheels, or multi-ped rollers.