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       #Post#: 1283--------------------------------------------------
       Mark 1 RailTank
       By: wolfman_six Date: March 10, 2013, 11:18 pm
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       Originally built for use on mountainous ore lines, the
       8,000-horsepower, double-ended Class 8 locomotives were retired
       from FedTrans service after being upgraded to 10,000-hp with
       first generation fusion power plants later assembled in the
       HHF-1 and HHP-2.
       Sold to the military, the handful of Class 8's were armed during
       a border security crisis and used to protect supply trains sent
       to deliver troops and materiel to frontier outposts being
       constructed to stiffen security. Nicknamed the Rail Tanks, the
       Class 8's were very successful heading troop trains until the
       crisis was eased by the re-garrisoning of the frontier. Class
       8's owned by mining companies and being retired for newer GS-70
       and HHF-1 locos beefed up the military's supply and were quickly
       modified to Mark 1 standard. (See "22309 - Front Toward Enemy"
       the Class 8 credited with the most combat action in the crisis).
       Troop trains often lashed two Class 8's and unarmed hood units
       on the point along with another pair providing helper service at
       the rear (making it possible to reverse direction almost
       immediately if ambushed). Modified idler flats provided heavy
       firepower for the train security force, and were positioned
       throughout the train for coverage.
       About 210 units, in three acquisition batches, were eventually
       placed in service as Rail Tanks, Mark 1. None were lost to enemy
       action, but 20 had to be scrapped due to excessive damage in
       action. Unit 22309 in the second batch, was damaged multiple
       times and remained in service due to the audacity of its
       permanent crew.
       Armament: 2 x twin cal-50 mounted to RWS remote control and with
       internal ammo drums of 4,000 rounds each
       1 x 4-tube SA-9G1 SAM launcher
       Storage for 40 missiles (reloads for SA9 or crew-portable
       Javelin ATGM)
       Crew: 7 (Commander, Engineer, Conductor/Radioman, 3 x Gunner, 1
       x Engine Tech)
       [img]
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       #Post#: 1286--------------------------------------------------
       Re: A Society of Warriors - Wolfman Six's GEAR 1 Military (and o
       ther stuff)
       By: Knight Errant Date: March 11, 2013, 3:04 am
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       Your output is phenomenal - great stuff!
       #Post#: 1328--------------------------------------------------
       Re: A Society of Warriors - Wolfman Six's GEAR 1 Military (and o
       ther stuff)
       By: wolfman_six Date: March 12, 2013, 8:55 pm
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       OK, so we had the Mk. 1 RailTank, which isn't the best armed
       thing in the battlespace... here comes its companion.
       Armed with a 105mm gun and two twin 50-cals in RWS mounts, the
       6-man Idler Gun Car puts heavy fire support on military trains
       that need protection while moving.
       [img]
  HTML http://gear1.drupalgardens.com/sites/gear1.drupalgardens.com/files/styles/media_gallery_large/public/201303/MTSX%20105mm%20GunCar.png?itok=KubQAV_S[/img]
       Crew: 6 (Commander, 105mm Gunner, 2 x RWS Gunners, 2 x Loaders)
       And a whopping piece of portable fire support:
       [img]
  HTML http://gear1.drupalgardens.com/sites/gear1.drupalgardens.com/files/styles/media_gallery_large/public/201303/IdlerCarNLOS.png?itok=5WHCFd9T[/img]
       The NLOS-LS idler car is a short flatcar built up with
       structural steel armor and 18 removable and reloadable NLOS
       pallets. At 15 missiles per pallet, and able to fire
       autonomously or on command from a wired terminal, this car can
       deliver 270 surface-attack missiles or loiter-to-target smart
       missiles onto targets in a fair range from the launch point. A
       small generator on the idler provides longer battery life than
       the pallets' onboard power supply.
       And more stuff from the civilian rail sheds:
       The Gravesend Heavy Industries Class 7 (originally "GS70F" but
       renamed when the competing Inter-Global General Service 70 came
       to market first) 7,000 horsepower locomotive in Portage Delivery
       Services (PDSX) freight colors
       [img]
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       And a General Service 70, 7,000 horsepower locomotive in Portage
       Delivery Services' "Purple Zephyr" special livery.
       [img]
  HTML http://gear1.drupalgardens.com/sites/gear1.drupalgardens.com/files/styles/media_gallery_large/public/201303/PDSX%200466%20GS70%20Purple%20Zephyr.png?itok=y3GG4KQZ[/img]
       #Post#: 1332--------------------------------------------------
       "Front Toward Enemy"
       By: wolfman_six Date: March 14, 2013, 9:15 pm
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       RailTank Mark 1, Buzz Number 22309 (originally Northern Mines
       22309) retained its number after being sold to the Army and
       modified for troop train service during a border crisis in GEAR
       1. The locomotive which saw the most combat action in its Mark 1
       configuration, its crew added sheet steel plating along the
       safety rails for security in the field and additional mounts for
       M60 medium machineguns.
       This photo of "Front Toward Enemy" includes a yard
       superintendent in the rear area looking the engine over while a
       Train Commander (the Captain with M4 carbine) and part of his
       guard detail execute a security drill. The cab used by the
       engineer was plated over with vision slits, and there is
       evidence of battle damage from the prior run.
       [img]
  HTML http://gear1.drupalgardens.com/sites/gear1.drupalgardens.com/files/styles/media_gallery_large/public/201303/RailTank%20and%20Troops.png?itok=XuD1Lj5D[/img]
       #Post#: 1410--------------------------------------------------
       Re: A Society of Warriors - Wolfman Six's GEAR 1 Military (and o
       ther stuff)
       By: wolfman_six Date: March 21, 2013, 9:38 am
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       The 910th Light Infantry Regiment "Mountaineers"
       Formed in the extremely mountainous Highlands region of GEAR 1,
       the Mountaineers Regiment is composed of highly-trained soldiers
       dedicated to fighting and surviving in any mountainous combat
       zone. Officers and senior noncommissioned leaders' experiences
       while training in the most inhospitable alpine areas of Planet
       Haven have quite literally drafted the military's "Vertical
       Warfare" doctrine by trial and error, often at the cost of
       Mountaineer lives.
       In accordance with GEAR 1 military policy, the 910th Regiment
       maintains a single Active Duty Brigade Combat Team of
       combined-arms units for immediate worldwide deployment. As a
       large Administrative organization in the GEAR 1 forces, they
       also have a specialized training depot (the Joint Vertical
       Warfare School, jointly operated with Air Force, Navy and Marine
       Mountain and Arctic Warfare Training Cadres) and other permanent
       units which train specifically for mountain combat operations
       and cold weather survival. The 910th is responsible for training
       and supporting a selection of Organized Military Reserve (OMR)
       units as battle reinforcements and fillers in case of war.
       The 910th habitually works with the Special Warfare community
       since many SpecWar operators need to learn extreme survival
       skills, and Mountaineers of the 910th need to develop small unit
       battle tactics, special insertion, and unconventional warfare
       skills, as applied to their AOR. Because of a much closer
       relationship to the SpecWar community than other units, elements
       of the Special Active Duty battalions of the 910th have adopted
       the 16-soldier "A-Team" platoon organization favored by the Army
       SOF, Navy SEAL and Marine FORREC components of the SpecWar
       branch. They also operate under a wartime "stay-behind"
       strategy, where it is their mission to blend into mountainous,
       inaccessible terrain when under attack by conventional units,
       survive, train and recruit guerrilla fighters from local
       civilians living and working in their Area of Operations, and
       then conduct coordinated rear-area disruption attacks from their
       operational base.
       One classified mission of the 910th is to provide security
       forces for the GEAR 1 National Redoubt on a roulement basis. The
       National Redoubt is a special, heavily fortified and armed
       command and control base hidden in the most inaccessible areas
       of the Highlands. It is designated for the preservation of the
       Federation Command Authorities (Civilian and Military) in the
       event of a catastrophic event that affects the entire
       Federation, or a devastating attack on Center City that wipes
       out most of the government's agencies and command structure. The
       location and existence of the National Redoubt, and a number of
       other "Project: Bolthole" evacuation sites for preserving the
       population of GEAR 1, is one of the most closely-guarded secrets
       of the nation, and entrusted to very small numbers of public and
       military officials, until such time as the network of
       emergency-use facilities is needed.
       General Structure: 910th Regiment of the Line (Light Infantry)
       "The Mountaineers"
       910th Regimental HQ
       Headquarters and HQ Company
       Regimental Service Company
       Administration Company
       "Cannon Company"
       Joint Vertical Warfare School and Institute Battalion
       School HQ and HQ Company
       Company A - Vertical Warfare-Aviation Joint Training Company
       Company E - Mountain Sapper Training Company
       Company L - Combat Service Support Training Institute for
       Vertical Warfare
       Company M - Alpine Effects Medical Studies Unit (Operated with
       the Joint Medical Service of the armed forces)
       Company N - Mountain Warfare Leaders Company (BNCOC/ANCOC/NCO
       Academy)
       Company P - Alpine Physical Fitness and Survival Training
       Company
       Company R - Joint OMR Training Company
       Company S - Special Warfare Training Company
       Company X - Vertical Warfare Exercises Company (Manages annual
       unit-level and joint forces FTX)
       Company V - Mountain Warfare Pack Animal
       Operations and Veterinary Institute
       910th Brigade Combat Team of the Line (Light Infantry) / 910 BCT
       910th Special Troops Battalion
       Brigade HQ and HQ Company
       Brigade Band Company (Provides security or filler personnel)
       Signal Network Company
       Chemical Warfare Company
       Military Intelligence Company
       Military Police Company
       HQ Defense Company (Infantry)
       910th Brigade Support Battalion
       Battalion HQ & HQ Company
       Company A (Supply & Distribution)
       Company B (Maintenance)
       Company C (Medical/LSA)
       Company D (Fwd Support-INF) - Supply, Maint and Medical
       Platoons - Approx. 225 support soldiers
       Company E (Fwd Support-INF) - Supply, Maint and Medical
       Platoons - Approx. 225 support soldiers
       Company F (Fwd Support-INF) - Supply, Maint and Medical
       Platoons - Approx. 225 support soldiers
       Company G (Fwd Support-CAV) - Supply, Maint and Medical
       Platoons - Approx. 225 support soldiers
       Company H (Fwd Support-F/A) - Supply, Maint and Medical
       Platoons - Approx. 225 support soldiers
       1st Battalion, 910th Regiment (Light Infantry)
       Battalion HHC - 225 Officers and Enlisted
       FWD SPT Company D (Attached)
       Company A (Rifle) - 175 Officers and Enlisted
       Company B (Rifle) - 175 Officers and Enlisted
       Company C (Weapons) - 100 Officers and Enlisted
       Company D (Weapons) - 100 Officers and Enlisted
       Company E (Sapper) - 175 Officers and Enlisted
       2nd Battalion, 910th Regiment (Light Infantry)
       Battalion HHC - 225 Officers and Enlisted
       FWD SPT Company E (Attached)
       Company A (Rifle) - 175 Officers and Enlisted
       Company B (Rifle) - 175 Officers and Enlisted
       Company C (Weapons) - 100 Officers and Enlisted
       Company D (Weapons) - 100 Officers and Enlisted
       Company E (Sapper) - 175 Officers and Enlisted
       3rd Battalion, 910th Regiment (Light Infantry)
       Battalion HHC - 225 Officers and Enlisted
       FWD SPT Company F (Attached)
       Company A (Rifle) - 175 Officers and Enlisted
       Company B (Rifle) - 175 Officers and Enlisted
       Company C (Weapons) - 100 Officers and Enlisted
       Company D (Weapons) - 100 Officers and Enlisted
       Company E (Sapper) - 175 Officers and Enlisted
       4th Squadron, 910th Regiment (Cavalry/RSTA)
       Squadron HHT - 225 Officers and Enlisted
       FWD SPT Company G (Attached)
       Troop A (Recon) - 175 Officers and Enlisted
       Troop B (Recon) - 175 Officers and Enlisted
       Troop C (Recon) - 175 Officers and Enlisted
       Troop D (Drone) - 100 Officers and Enlisted
       Troop E (LRRP) - 100 Officers and Enlisted
       5th Battalion, 910th Regiment (Fires-Artillery)
       Battalion HQ & Service Battery - 225 Officers and Enlisted
       FWD SPT Company H (Attached)
       Battery A (DS Fires) - M777 155mm Towed
       Battery B (DS Fires) - M777 155mm Towed
       Battery C (DS Fires) - M777 155mm Towed
       Battery D (GS Fires) - M148 HIMARS
       Battery E (ADA Fires) - Avenger (HMMWV)
       Battery N (NETFIRES) - NLOS-LS and NLOS-AD Palletized
       Autonomous Weapons Systems
       Special Active Duty Units
       910th Mountain Rifles Battalion (Training)
       910th Mountain Sapper Battalion (Training)
       910th Special Warfare Battalion (Training)
       910th Quartermaster Company (Expeditionary Base)
       OMR Affiliated Units
       4th Battalion, 910th Regiment (OMR)
       5th Battalion, 910th Regiment (OMR)
       6th Battalion, 910th Regiment (OMR)
       7th Battalion, 910th Regiment (OMR)
       Company P, 910th Regiment (Separate)
       Company T, 910th Regiment (Separate)
       910th Company, The Tundra Rangers (SpecWar Branch)
       910th Company, COMMANDOS (SpecWar Branch)
       910th Company, The Scout-Ranger Regiment (SpecWar Branch)
       910th Company, Marine Force Reconnaissance Regiment (SpecWar
       Branch)
       (Additional OMR Light Infantry Battalions to be raised and
       assigned serials during war or expansion of the Active Duty
       Force)
       #Post#: 1411--------------------------------------------------
       Re: A Society of Warriors - Wolfman Six's GEAR 1 Military (and o
       ther stuff)
       By: wolfman_six Date: March 21, 2013, 11:57 am
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       The Army GS-40 (Mod) Armed Rail Runner (or, RailTank Mark 2)
       The Army's second version of motive power for war trains was a
       modification of the General Service-40, 4,000 horsepower
       locomotive, which was (and still is) the most numerous model in
       Military Transportation Service use. The RailTank Mark 2 "Rail
       Runner" was a permanent combination of an existing 105mm Gun
       Idler Car and a GS-40. Additional armor was added to the GS-40's
       fairly thin outer skin, exterior access panels were plated over
       to protect the drivetrain, and Kevlar linings reinforced the
       crew compartment. A twin .50-cal RWS and quad TOW box launcher
       were added for self-defense.
       Because of the lower horsepower of the Rail Runner, it was
       typically not assigned to large supply trains; instead, it
       operated specifically at the head of small consists of armed
       cars and scouted potentially compromised routes to identify and
       attack ambushes before the more valuable troop and supply trains
       passed. However, the Rail Runner could be lashed to unarmed
       GS-40's or other types of locomotives and provide motive power
       or helper service at the rear of a train.
       Crew: GS-40 - 5 (Commander, Engineer, Conductor/Radioman, 2 x
       RWS operators); 105mm Gun Idler - 6 (Gun Leader, Gunner, 2 x RWS
       Operator, 2 x Ammo Loader)
       11 total personnel
       [img]
  HTML http://gear1.drupalgardens.com/sites/gear1.drupalgardens.com/files/styles/media_gallery_large/public/201303/GS-40%20Rail%20Runner%20Camo.png?itok=R0m3iehf[/img]
       #Post#: 1625--------------------------------------------------
       Inter-Global HHF-30X The Beast
       By: wolfman_six Date: April 2, 2013, 8:24 pm
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       The most powerful single locomotive available under fusion power
       is the 30,000 horsepower HHF-30X. Delivered so far only in
       limited numbers, the giant locomotive has been affectionately
       called The Beast by its crews. It has been adopted on long haul
       runs and hotshot goods trains by major national and
       international carriers. It is a good companion to the massive
       100-ton Mega Box 94-foot boxcar and container well cars on heavy
       unit trains.
       Fitted like the HHF-1/HHP-2, the HHF-30 has a bunk room for
       relief crews, and is double-ended for ease of reversing.
       Trans-Rail Express Demonstrator Colors
       [img]
  HTML http://gear1.drupalgardens.com/sites/gear1.drupalgardens.com/files/styles/media_gallery_large/public/201304/HHF-30X%20Beast%20DTREX.png?itok=u1snMKoj[/img]
       Trans-Rail Express Freight Scheme
       [img]
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       Inter-Global Transport/RAILPOOL
       [img]
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       Portage Delivery Services
       [img]
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       #Post#: 1626--------------------------------------------------
       Re: A Society of Warriors - Wolfman Six's GEAR 1 Military (and o
       ther stuff)
       By: nickygio Date: April 2, 2013, 8:27 pm
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  HTML http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfE1Ip2wot4
       Those trains are incredible, all of them! Keep it up, can't wait
       to see more!
       #Post#: 1628--------------------------------------------------
       Re: A Society of Warriors - Wolfman Six's GEAR 1 Military (and o
       ther stuff)
       By: Dor Date: April 2, 2013, 8:54 pm
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       hose trains are amazing m8
       #Post#: 1669--------------------------------------------------
       Re: A Society of Warriors - Wolfman Six's GEAR 1 Military (and o
       ther stuff)
       By: wolfman_six Date: April 6, 2013, 4:51 am
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       Thanks for the encouragement, Dor and Nickygio!
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