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INSIDER Mongoose A-ISAGTD

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Much to the surprise of modern military forces. The INSIDERS strike once again with a very small tankette weapon system the A-ISAGTD Mongoose.  The Mongoose is specifically designed Airborne-Infantry Support/Assault Gun/Tank Destroyer. Although there has been some very astute noting that this vehicle has some inspiration from the Soviet Era. OSA-76, ASU-57, ASU-85 light tank destroyers. 

The Typical Crew of a Mongoose is 2 Crew. The vehicles absurdly low height is under 4ft 6in.The Mongoose is a very tiny armored vehicle designed for absolute portability, but with modern advances in defensive technology it can even intercept incoming missile threat or even deflect or destroy larger calibre rounds. The armor is thick enough to deter direct kinect rounds up to the 35mm bracket. And the INSIDERS preference for an internal saucer core means penetrations are rarely lethal. 

Designed to be Deployed Alongside INSIDER airborne forces, and sometimes mainline infantry groups. The Mongoose can go places, and do things that the INSIDER Panzer and Jadgpanzers can not do. Even the small size allows the Mongoose to actually be hidden with ease in very small spaces, allowing for some ridiculous ambush situations. 

Mongoose A-ISAGTD are typically equipped with a dual purpose 57mm Gun. Although specialized variants with flamethrowers or demolition guns have been seen. Specialized Rocket Launcher variants are known to exist. And the Vehicle also has a variety of bolt on weapons that are incorporated at times. 

Joshua S. Tribble 2017
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Kashim27's avatar
Hey!  I could not help but notice in the description the term internal saucer core what do you mean by that?