Artillery

Bulletin from HQ, it had a section from Crimson Team themselves.

More information on this topic is available on Wikipedia's Artillery article.

Artillery
Part of	Cascadian Independence Force Cascadian Coast Guard Cascadian Army Pacific Federation Federation Military Forces Federation Navy 1st Battlegroup Federation Ground Forces 1st Defense Battalion
Designation	Unknown
Commander(s)	Unknown
Members	Unknown
Equipment/Vehicle	Unknown
Deployment	Cascadian Conflict Operation Water Stable Fall of Presidia Operation Sea Farer Operation Blackout CIF Offensive Campaign Operation Anticipation Operation Blue Shelter Operation Welder [Second Battle of Presidia]]
Base AI HP	20 (vehicle/cannon) 50 (stationary)
Creation	Unknown

"Adjust from the last volley 50 meters, coordinates 3-2-9-4, we’re not trying to hit the terminals, fire for effect."

― CIF artillery

Artillery pieces are long-range weapons capable of lobbing down explosive projectiles downrange at long range. They share the same model as tanks and can be mounted on reinforced gun emplacements.

Description

Mobile artillery usually takes the form of an APC-like eight-wheeled vehicle with "73" on their hulls. They can saturate entire soils with heavy fire and provide sustainable ground defense. On stationary ends such as naval ships, they are used for coastal bombardment and ship-to-ship combat, or simply base defense. These structures feature rectangle-shaped holes to peek through.

Tanks have also found themselves used by paratroopers, and therefore can be carried on cargo planes. Some artillery pieces are capable of launching cruise missiles.

Trivia

• Artillery and tanks will not disappear and continue to move even after destruction but will disappear after a few seconds.
• The tank's design most likely takes inspiration from the B1 Centauro tank destroyer or the Rooikat AFV.