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| number = *288 (2001) | | number = *288 (2001) | ||
*2894 (2016) | *2894 (2016) | ||
* | *2202 (2024) | ||
| length = 30.4 ft (22.6 without gun) | | length = 30.4 ft (22.6 without gun) | ||
| width = 12.1 ft | | width = 12.1 ft | ||
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| pw_ratio = 29.36 hp/t | | pw_ratio = 29.36 hp/t | ||
| vehicle_range = 340 miles (X km) without external fuel | | vehicle_range = 340 miles (X km) without external fuel | ||
| used_by = * {{flagicon|Faneria}}[[National Army Land Forces (Faneria)| Faneria]] 4,566 active | |||
* {{flagicon|Pelaxia}}[[Pelaxian Armed Forces| Pelaxia]] 440 active | |||
* {{flag|Caracua}} 22 active | |||
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==== Pelaxia ==== | ==== Pelaxia ==== | ||
In 2027, the ''Madiodha'' 2016 and 2024 were nominated for the selection phase of an international tank purchase by [[Pelaxia]]. After passing, the government of Pelaxia ordered 40 Type 2024 Madiodha tanks with a cannon chambered for the new Pelaxian 120mm smoothbore standard, retaining an option for another 400 units. | In 2027, the ''Madiodha'' 2016 and 2024 were nominated for the selection phase of an international tank purchase by [[Pelaxia]]. After passing, the government of Pelaxia ordered 40 Type 2024 Madiodha tanks with a cannon chambered for the new Pelaxian 120mm smoothbore standard, retaining an option for another 400 units. All 400 additional units were commissioned beginning in 2029, with eighty delivered each year over a five-year period from 2030-2035. Lifetime parts support within certain repair parameters was included in the purchase, as well as assistance for the Pelaxian pilot program attendees in training up other crews on the new systems in the form of a Fanerian delegation from the National Armored Warfare School at Rhyl, the primary specialist school for Fanerian tankers. | ||
==== the Cape ==== | ==== the Cape ==== | ||