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\"\"<\/a>Affectionately nicknamed a “Grunt”, this mech was designed for multi-purpose infantry support. Despite its small size and slow speed it is quite durable, can adapt its role in the field via modular arm weaponry and act as cover for the infantry it supports. Its various arms provide such operational flexibility like anti personnel, vehicle and aircraft weapons, extra physical shielding, repair tools, heavy lifting etc.
\nNormally one or two support a human infantry unit or they can be deployed independently in squads of three to five supported by an automated supply rig.
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