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==Sourcebook Description==
==Sourcebook Description==


:''With the advent of powered armor as a viable battlefield weapon, a problem has appeared: no AV or helicopter is really powerful enough to haul a full squad of PA suits! Even the monster [[SM-Dragon|S-M Dragon]] only carries 4 tons, barely enough for five [[Arasaka]] Standard-B suits (or three Boris suits), and the [[AV-9 Multi-Purpose Aerodyne|AV-9]] can only fit two [[Militech]] [[Militech Commando (ACPA)|Commandos]]! Since the normal U.S. Army PA squad is four 800kg suits and a 1500kg "Pigman," the Army commissioned Bell to build the UH-10 Powered Armor Personnel Carrier. Mitsubishi/Arasaka is also selling this carrier under commercial license.<br/>In tight spots where the helicopter cannot land to deploy the suits, the PAs either jump (using jump jets or parafoils to slow them), or are lowered by winch.''<ref name=":0">{{RefCP|2020C3|52}}</ref>
:''With the advent of powered armor as a viable battlefield weapon, a problem has appeared: no AV or helicopter is really powerful enough to haul a full squad of PA suits! Even the monster [[SM-Dragon|S-M Dragon]] only carries 4 tons, barely enough for five [[Arasaka]] Standard-B suits (or three Boris suits), and the [[AV-9 Multi-Purpose Aerodyne|AV-9]] can only fit two [[Militech]] [[Militech Commando (ACPA)|Commandos]]! Since the normal U.S. Army PA squad is four 800kg suits and a 1500kg "Pigman," the Army commissioned Bell to build the UH-10 Powered Armor Personnel Carrier. Mitsubishi/Arasaka is also selling this carrier under commercial license.<br>In tight spots where the helicopter cannot land to deploy the suits, the PAs either jump (using jump jets or parafoils to slow them), or are lowered by winch.''<ref name=":0">{{RefCP|2020C3|52}}</ref>
:'''''Special Equipment:''' Auto-pilot and Nav systems, Ejection seats x2, Chaff and Flare dispensers, IR baffling, Military radio, Optics w/Image-enhancement Telescopics and Low-light, Thermograph, Laser/Radar detectors, Military radar.''
:'''''Special Equipment:''' Auto-pilot and Nav systems, Ejection seats x2, Chaff and Flare dispensers, IR baffling, Military radio, Optics w/Image-enhancement Telescopics and Low-light, Thermograph, Laser/Radar detectors, Military radar.''
:'''''Weapons:''' None''<ref name=":0" />
:'''''Weapons:''' None''<ref name=":0" />

Latest revision as of 06:38, 4 September 2025


Bell UH-10 PAPC is a helicopter introduced in Chromebook Volume 3.

Sourcebook Description

With the advent of powered armor as a viable battlefield weapon, a problem has appeared: no AV or helicopter is really powerful enough to haul a full squad of PA suits! Even the monster S-M Dragon only carries 4 tons, barely enough for five Arasaka Standard-B suits (or three Boris suits), and the AV-9 can only fit two Militech Commandos! Since the normal U.S. Army PA squad is four 800kg suits and a 1500kg "Pigman," the Army commissioned Bell to build the UH-10 Powered Armor Personnel Carrier. Mitsubishi/Arasaka is also selling this carrier under commercial license.
In tight spots where the helicopter cannot land to deploy the suits, the PAs either jump (using jump jets or parafoils to slow them), or are lowered by winch.
[1]
Special Equipment: Auto-pilot and Nav systems, Ejection seats x2, Chaff and Flare dispensers, IR baffling, Military radio, Optics w/Image-enhancement Telescopics and Low-light, Thermograph, Laser/Radar detectors, Military radar.
Weapons: None[1]

Reference

  1. 1.0 1.1 ACKERMAN, D. Chromebook Volume 3. Berkeley, CA, R. Talsorian Games, 1994. (p.52)