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WW2)  \n\n| VEHICLE | FRONT | SIDE | TOP | APR | HE | AA | HULL | COAXIAL | SPEED | CREW |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| General Early M11AC1 Command/Scout(T)(Arms) | 5 | 3 | OT | - | - | MMG | MMG | - | 24(W)/\u003Cbr>16(L) | 3 FO |\n| General Early M11A3 (T)(Arms) | 5 | 3 | 2 | 6 | 5” | MMG | MMG | MMG | 24(W)/ 16(L) | 4 |\n| General Longstreet M12A1 (T)(Arms) | 6 | 3 | 2 | 6 | 5” | MMG | MMG | MMG | 18(W)/\u003Cbr>14(L) | 4 |\n| General Longstreet M12A3 (T)(Arms) | 6 | 3 | 2 | 9 | 5” | - | HMG | MMG | 18(W)/\u003Cbr>14(L) | 4 |\n\n(W) = Wheeled  \n(L) = Leg  \nFO = Vehicle TC can act as an FO  \n(T) = Transformable walker, can move by Tracks or Wheels, or convert to Walking mode using legs (Arms) = Walker has arms  \nOT = Open top  \nGear Krieg – German Combat Walkers (NUTS! WW2)  \n\n| VEHICLE | FRONT | SIDE | TOP | APR | HE | AA | HULL | COAXIAL | SPEED | CREW |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| PzKpf IV Loki AusfA Command/Scout (T)(Arms) | 3 | 2 | OT | - | - | - | MMG\u003Cbr>MMG | MMG | 28(W)/\u003Cbr>8(L) | 3FO |\n| PzKpf IV Loki AusfC (T)(Arms) | 3 | 2 | 1 | 2(ROF2) | - | - | - | MMG | 28(W)/ 18(L) | 3 |\n| PzKpfV Valkyrie\u003Cbr>Command/Scout(T)(Arms) | 5 | 3 | - | 2\u003Cbr>(ROF2 | - | - | - | MMG | 24(W)/\u003Cbr>16(L) | 3FO |\n| PzKpfV Valkyrie Ausf B(T)(Arms) | 5 | 3 | 1 | 2\u003Cbr>(ROF2) | - | - | MMG | - | 24(W)/ 16(L) | 4 |\n| PzKpfV Valkyrie Ausf C(T)(Arms) | 5 | 3 | 2 | 5\u003Cbr>(ROF2) | 5” | - | MMG | - | 20(W)/\u003Cbr>14(L) |  |\n\n(W) = Wheeled  \n(L) = Leg  \nFO = Vehicle TC can act as an FO  \n(T) = Transformable walker, can move by Tracks or Wheels, or convert to Walking mode using legs (Arms) = Walker has arms  \nOT = Open top  \nPzKpf V Valkyrie Command/Scout  \nFrom August to November 1942 a number of PzKpfV ausfB walkers were converted to serve as command asset and scout vehicles. The walkers were essentially the same as the AusfB, but had a modified chassis that created an armored cupola that housed more powerful radios and long-range optics.  \n\n| VEHICLE | FRONT | SIDE | TOP | APR | HE | AA | HULL | COAXIAL | SPEED | CREW |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| PzKpfV Valkyrie\u003Cbr>Command/Scout(T)(Arms) | 5 | 3 | - | 2 (ROF2 | - | - | - | MMG | 24(W)/16\u003Cbr>(L) | 3FO |\n\n(W) = Wheeled (L) = Leg FO = Vehicle TC can act as an FO (T) = Transformable walker, can move by Tracks or Wheels, or convert to Walking mode using legs (Arms) = Walker has arms OT = Open top  \nPzKpf V Valkyrie Ausf C combat walker   \nThe PzKpf C Valkyrie mounted drum-fed 3.7 cm KwK 36 L/45 tank gun, making it more competitive and survivable against light tanks and AFVs. This upgrade also saw improvements to the on-board computator giving the walker more maneuverability, and better anti-mech grenades and smoke grenades.  \n\n| VEHICLE | FRONT | SIDE | TOP | APR | HE | AA | HULL | COAXIAL | SPEED | CREW |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| PzKpfV Valkyrie Ausf C(T)(Arms) | 5 | 3 | 2 | 5\u003Cbr>(ROF2) | 5” | - | MMG | - | 20(W)/14\u003Cbr>(L) |  |\n\n(W) = Wheeled (L) = Leg FO = Vehicle TC can act as an FO (T) = Transformable walker, can move by Tracks or Wheels, or convert to Walking mode using legs (Arms) = Walker has arms OT = Open top  \nPzKpf IV Loki Command/Scout  \nThe Loki design was based on the original 1926 Christy Walker chassis, secretly purchased by Germany, which tested three variants (the Panzkerkampfer MkI, MkII and MkIII) before putting the PzKpf IV AusfA into production in 1934. The Loki first saw combat during the Spanish Civil War (1936-1938), where its light armor and twin MG34s were outmatched by anything except infantry and light vehicles. While it was not a good assault vehicle, it’s maneuverability and versatility made it an excellent command/scout vehicle. The Loki was a solid, easy to produce and maintain vehicle that saw constant upgrades until production ceased in 1943.  \n\n| VEHICLE | FRONT | SIDE | TOP | APR | HE | A","cbCairBjjLC6e8Si","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairBjjLC6e8Si","pdf",1133756,"English","# Vehicle Cards Overview\n## US Combat Walker Variants\n### General Early M11AC1 Command/Scout\n### General Early M11A3 Command/Scout\n### General Longstreet M12A1\n### General Longstreet M12A3","[{\"question\":\"What does the table for US combat walkers include for each vehicle?\",\"answer\":\"Each vehicle entry lists layout values (front, side, top), armament categories, speed, mobility type notes (wheeled or leg), and crew size.\"},{\"question\":\"What do (W), (L), (T), and OT mean in the document?\",\"answer\":\"(W) indicates wheeled, (L) indicates leg mobility, (T) indicates a transformable walker that can move by tracks or wheels or convert to walking mode, and OT indicates open top.\"},{\"question\":\"Which US walker variants are covered in the US section?\",\"answer\":\"The US section includes General Early M11AC1 Command/Scout, General Early M11A3, General Longstreet M12A1, and General Longstreet M12A3, each with its own weapon and speed/crew details.\"}]","Gear Krieg - US Combat Walkers (NUTS! 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