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Description
The Bahamut SHT is a modular self-propelled weapons platform predominantly used for battlefield control and dominance.

The Bahamut's weapon systems are designed to be modular and be easily swapped on the battlefield, giving it impressive flexibility and firepower.

Factory configuration sports twin electrically-fired High Explosive Armour Piercing self-guided missiles as the primary weapons, arranged in triple packs each containing 6 missiles stacked 3 by 3.

Secondary weapons are 6 snap-on miniguns, which can be manned by riding infantry or controlled remotely by the crew. While the minigun's rate of fire may inter ammunition shortages, the vast carrying capacity of the Bahamut SHT allows for tons of ammunition to be carried along and reloaded by infantry using these guns.

For defense, the Bahamut relies on an Active Denial System mounted on the turret to intercept enemy ordnance, while thermal and infrared scanners around the vehicle scans for mines and IEDs in proximity.

Multiple smoke dischargers around the Bahamut grants it all round detection protection, and are capable of firing flares, anti-personnel grenades, incendiary grenades as well as anti-armour grenades if need be.

An extensive electronics package completes the deal for the Bahamut, with multi-spectrum digital-battlefield sensors guiding the missile arrays and weapons systems. Laser designators and rangefinders dot the turret, providing the ability to pinpoint artillery and airstrikes as well as allowing for ultra-accurate line-of-sight fire.

Description
The Bahamut SHT is a modular self-propelled weapons platform predominantly used for battlefield control and dominance.

The Bahamut's weapon systems are designed to be modular and be easily swapped on the battlefield, giving it impressive flexibility and firepower.

Factory configuration sports twin electrically-fired High Explosive Armour Piercing self-guided missiles as the primary weapons, arranged in triple packs each containing 6 missiles stacked 3 by 3.

Secondary weapons are 6 snap-on miniguns, which can be manned by riding infantry or controlled remotely by the crew. While the minigun's rate of fire may inter ammunition shortages, the vast carrying capacity of the Bahamut SHT allows for tons of ammunition to be carried along and reloaded by infantry using these guns.

For defense, the Bahamut relies on an Active Denial System mounted on the turret to intercept enemy ordnance, while thermal and infrared scanners around the vehicle scans for mines and IEDs in proximity.

Multiple smoke dischargers around the Bahamut grants it all round detection protection, and are capable of firing flares, anti-personnel grenades, incendiary grenades as well as anti-armour grenades if need be.

An extensive electronics package completes the deal for the Bahamut, with multi-spectrum digital-battlefield sensors guiding the missile arrays and weapons systems. Laser designators and rangefinders dot the turret, providing the ability to pinpoint artillery and airstrikes as well as allowing for ultra-accurate line-of-sight fire.