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Revision as of 16:57, 10 January 2012
Overview
Bithinian Ballistics chose to build its autocannon factory alongside a large refinery. While convenient for production, it makes for awkward defense. The refinery complex is extensive and reinforced enough to make an ideal base for any invader wanting to take the nearby ballistics plant.[1] Security for the facility often calls upon whatever front-line troops are on the world to augment their defenses.[2]
Since the stard of the Jihad, the facility on Bithinia, suffers no losses of capital and personnel, and have the full production volume of 100% in 3079.[3]
Manufacturing
Bithinian Ballistics has manufacturing centers on the following planets:
Bithinia
Components produced on Bithinia[4]: | |
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Component | Type |
Mydron V | AC-5 - UrbanMech[4] |
Mydron C | AC-5 |
Mydron A | AC-20 - UrbanMech |
Mydron Excel | LB 2-X AC |
Mydron Excel | LB 10-X AC - UrbanMech[4] |
Mydron Excel | Ultra AC/10 |
Mydron Obliterator | Ultra AC/20[4] |
Mydron MiniGun | Machine Gun - UrbanMech[4] |
Thumper | Artillery[5] |
"Thousand Fire" Long Tom Cannon | Artillery[6] |
References
- ↑ Objective Raids, p. 142, "Bithinian Ballistics Profile"
- ↑ Objectives: Capellan Confederation, p. 7
- ↑ Objectives: Capellan Confederation, p. 3, "State of the Industry Table"
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 Objective Raids, p. 142, " Produced Bithinian Ballistics Components"
- ↑ Technical Readout: 3075, p. 52, "Thumper Artillery Piece Note"
- ↑ Technical Readout: Prototypes, p. 174