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Redesign of the G-34D Autoframe. The G-34D 'Striker D' is RANGSI's primary go-to mech, within the larger naval doctrine they play various specialized roles. Main among which is to act as fire support for MEPF naval infantry assaults whether on low gravity moons, archipelagoes of asteroids or boarding enemy orbital stations. They also provide close protection for warships acting as the second last layer of defense against incoming missiles and strikecraft. Teams of Strikers are also occasionally tasked with setting up ambush sites, carrying and deploying mines, automated defences and cold-launched torpedo launchers and large particle accelerator guns.

The G-34D Striker D is the latest model in the GENEVA (G-series Exo-Neural-controlled Extra-Vehicular Assault) series of autoframes. The Striker D streamlines previous designs and features new technologies such as bio-cybernetic electric muscles, which when combined with the neural link system, provides unprecedented amounts of agility, nimbleness and reflex speed. While standard equipment layout consists of an explosively-pumped laser assault rifle, two plasma sabers and a standard thruster pack with a particle beam cannon for long-range sniping, the Striker D can be outfitted with various kinds of other equipment and packs, notable examples include recoilless rifles, plasma shotguns and heavy composite shields to name a few, giving it the versatility to take on almost any kind of mission or role within a team. Striker D pilots are often drawn from MEPF naval infantry who are then put through strikecraft and autoframe piloting courses, applying the lessons learnt as a soldier and as a pilot to operate the autoframe in combat.

Description
Redesign of the G-34D Autoframe. The G-34D 'Striker D' is RANGSI's primary go-to mech, within the larger naval doctrine they play various specialized roles. Main among which is to act as fire support for MEPF naval infantry assaults whether on low gravity moons, archipelagoes of asteroids or boarding enemy orbital stations. They also provide close protection for warships acting as the second last layer of defense against incoming missiles and strikecraft. Teams of Strikers are also occasionally tasked with setting up ambush sites, carrying and deploying mines, automated defences and cold-launched torpedo launchers and large particle accelerator guns.

The G-34D Striker D is the latest model in the GENEVA (G-series Exo-Neural-controlled Extra-Vehicular Assault) series of autoframes. The Striker D streamlines previous designs and features new technologies such as bio-cybernetic electric muscles, which when combined with the neural link system, provides unprecedented amounts of agility, nimbleness and reflex speed. While standard equipment layout consists of an explosively-pumped laser assault rifle, two plasma sabers and a standard thruster pack with a particle beam cannon for long-range sniping, the Striker D can be outfitted with various kinds of other equipment and packs, notable examples include recoilless rifles, plasma shotguns and heavy composite shields to name a few, giving it the versatility to take on almost any kind of mission or role within a team. Striker D pilots are often drawn from MEPF naval infantry who are then put through strikecraft and autoframe piloting courses, applying the lessons learnt as a soldier and as a pilot to operate the autoframe in combat.