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| armament = [[LB-X Autocannon/10|LB-X 10 Autocannon]] <br/> [[SRM 6|SRM 6 Launcher]] <br/> 2 x [[Medium Pulse Lasers]]  
 
| armament = [[LB-X Autocannon/10|LB-X 10 Autocannon]] <br/> [[SRM 6|SRM 6 Launcher]] <br/> 2 x [[Medium Pulse Lasers]]  
 
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| BV (1.0) = 586
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The tank was originally designed by the DCMS Procurement Division during the [[First Succession War]]. The Tokugawa was mass-produced in various factories throughout the [[Draconis Combine]]. However, the devastation of the Succession Wars destroyed most of the tanks and its manufacturers. Only a limited production line was continued at the Buda Imperial Vehicles on [[Luthien]].
 
The tank was originally designed by the DCMS Procurement Division during the [[First Succession War]]. The Tokugawa was mass-produced in various factories throughout the [[Draconis Combine]]. However, the devastation of the Succession Wars destroyed most of the tanks and its manufacturers. Only a limited production line was continued at the Buda Imperial Vehicles on [[Luthien]].
  
After the [[War of 3039]], [[Gunji-no-Kanrei]] [[Theodore Kurita]] contacted the Buda Enterprises on [[Proserpina]] to produce the tank in larger numbers. Buda Enterprises first production run of the Tokugawa first appeared in [[3046]].
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After the [[War of 3039]], [[Gunji-no-Kanrei]] [[Theodore Kurita]] contacted the Buda Enterprises on [[Proserpina]] to produce the tank in larger numbers. Buda Enterprises first production run of the Tokugawa first appeared in [[3046]]. The first new "modern" version of the Tokugawa first appeared in [[3053]], where it was deployed along the Clan frontier, as well as on Luthien itself.
The first new "modern" version of the Tokugawa first appeared in [[3053]], where it was deployed along the Clan frontier, as well as on Luthien itself.
 
  
 
The "new" Tokugawa first saw action with the [[1st Amphigean Light Assault Group]] on [[Kilmarnock]] against a [[Clan Nova Cat]] raid.  The Tokugawas were used to contain the Nova Cat's [[Elemental (Battle Armor)|Elemental Battle Armor units]].<ref>''Technical Readout: 3058'', p. 58 - "Modern Tokugawas first used against Clan Nova Cats Elementals".</ref>
 
The "new" Tokugawa first saw action with the [[1st Amphigean Light Assault Group]] on [[Kilmarnock]] against a [[Clan Nova Cat]] raid.  The Tokugawas were used to contain the Nova Cat's [[Elemental (Battle Armor)|Elemental Battle Armor units]].<ref>''Technical Readout: 3058'', p. 58 - "Modern Tokugawas first used against Clan Nova Cats Elementals".</ref>
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==Variants==
 
==Variants==
There are no production variants, but a number of field refits and upgrades have been developed since the Tokugawa's re-introduction in 3046.
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* TKG-150 - The downgraded model produced during the technical decline of the [[Succession Wars era]], while the armor was left intact the expensive and increasingly rare fusion engine was swapped for a more primitive [[I.C.E.]] model of the same rating. No longer able to produce the design's advanced weaponry, the Artermis system was dropped from the SRM launcher, a standard [[Autocannon/10]] replaced the LB-X model and single [[Machine Gun]] was mounted in place of the lasers. A single ton of machine gun munitions was carried, while both missile launcher and autocannon now carried one ton less of ammo each. BV (2.0) = 731 <ref name="RS3058u-152">''Record Sheets: 3058 Unabridged (Inner Sphere)'', p. 152 - "Tokugawa Heavy Tank TKG-150"</ref>
  
* '''Tokugawa (C3 Slave Variant) -''' Simple upgraded version of the original design, which drops a ton of ammunition to make way for a [[C3 Computer|C3 Slave Computer]]. BV (1.0) = 565, BV (2.0) = 891
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* TKG-151 - A long range sniper variant of the primitive TKG-150, the TKG-151 replaced the AC/10 with a pair of [[Autocannon/2]]s supplied with two tons of ammo. BV (2.0) = 654 <ref name="RS3058u-153">''Record Sheets: 3058 Unabridged (Inner Sphere)'', p. 153 - "Tokugawa Heavy Tank TKG-151"</ref>
  
* '''Tokugawa (Streak6 Variant) -''' The SRM-6 and the Artemis IV FCS are replaced by a [[Streak SRM 6|Streak SRM 6 launcher]]. The launcher ammunition is reduced by a ton. BV (1.0) = 603, BV (2.0) = 926
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* C3 Slave Variant - Simple upgraded version of the original design, which drops a ton of autocannon ammunition to make way for a [[C3 Computer|C3 Slave Computer]]. BV (1.0) = 565, BV (2.0) = 891 <ref name="RS3058u-149">''Record Sheets: 3058 Unabridged (Inner Sphere)'', p. 149 - "Tokugawa Heavy Tank (C3)"</ref>
  
* '''Tokugawa (MRM Variant) -''' Field Refit, the LB-X 10 is replaced by a [[MRM-30|Thirty-tube Medium Range Missile Launcher]] with three tons of ammunition.  Also added is a [[TAG|TAG designator]] for artillery support. BV (1.0) = 615, BV (2.0) = 941
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* Streak Variant - This post-[[Clan Invasion]] variant exchanged the SRM-6 and the Artemis IV FCS for a [[Streak SRM 6|advanced Streak SRM 6 launcher]] mounted alongside a [[Small Pulse Laser]] in the turret. The autocannon and missile launcher ammunition stores was both reduced by a ton to make way for the heavier equipment. BV (1.0) = 603, BV (2.0) = 926 <ref name="RS3058u-151">''Record Sheets: 3058 Unabridged (Inner Sphere)'', p. 151 - "Tokugawa Heavy Tank (Streak)"</ref>
  
* '''Tokugawa (SD2) -''' Trades the standard weaponry for a turreted Ultra AC10 with three tons of ammunition, two Streak SRM-4s, and a front-mounted Flamer. An [[anti-missile system]] and [[Ferro-Fibrous]] Armor add additional protection. BV (1.0) = ??, BV (2.0) = 717<ref>''Jihad Turning Points: Atreus'', p. 19 - "Vehicle Profile"</ref>
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* MRM Variant - Developed as field refit, the LB-X 10 was replaced with a [[MRM-30|Thirty-tube Medium Range Missile Launcher]] with three tons of ammunition.  Also added is a [[TAG|TAG designator]] for artillery support. BV (1.0) = 615, BV (2.0) = 941 <ref name="RS3058u-150">''Record Sheets: 3058 Unabridged (Inner Sphere)'', p. 150 - "Tokugawa Heavy Tank (MRM)"</ref>
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* SD2 - Trades the standard weaponry for a turreted [[Ultra AC/10]] with three tons of ammunition, two Streak SRM-4s, and a front-mounted Flamer. An [[anti-missile system]] and [[Ferro-Fibrous]] Armor add additional protection. BV (2.0) = 717<ref>''Jihad Turning Points: Atreus'', p. 19 - "Vehicle Profile"</ref>
  
==Notes==
 
Though mentioned in earlier texts, there are no stats for the Succession Wars-era Tokugawa.
 
  
 
==References==
 
==References==
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*''[[Record Sheets: 3055/3058]]''
 
*''[[Record Sheets: 3055/3058]]''
 
*''[[Record Sheets: 3058 Upgrade]]''
 
*''[[Record Sheets: 3058 Upgrade]]''
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*''[[Record Sheets: 3058 Unabridged (Inner Sphere)]]''
 
*''[[Technical Readout: 3058]]''
 
*''[[Technical Readout: 3058]]''
 
*''[[Technical Readout: 3058 Upgrade]]''
 
*''[[Technical Readout: 3058 Upgrade]]''

Revision as of 09:11, 26 August 2010

Tokugawa.JPG
Tokugawa Heavy Tank
Production information
Manufacturer Buda Imperial Vehicles
Buda Enterprises
Mission General Combat
Urban Combat
Type Wheeled
Cost 2,525,250 C-bills
Technical specifications
Mass 60 tons
Armor Star Slab/2
Engine Nissan 220 Fusion Engine
Speed 65 kph km/h
Crew 4
Armament

LB-X 10 Autocannon
SRM 6 Launcher
2 x Medium Pulse Lasers

BV (1.0) 586
BV (2.0) 912 [1]


Description

The Tokugawa Heavy Tank is a wheeled heavy tank designed in the Draconis Combine.

Vehicle History

The tank was originally designed by the DCMS Procurement Division during the First Succession War. The Tokugawa was mass-produced in various factories throughout the Draconis Combine. However, the devastation of the Succession Wars destroyed most of the tanks and its manufacturers. Only a limited production line was continued at the Buda Imperial Vehicles on Luthien.

After the War of 3039, Gunji-no-Kanrei Theodore Kurita contacted the Buda Enterprises on Proserpina to produce the tank in larger numbers. Buda Enterprises first production run of the Tokugawa first appeared in 3046. The first new "modern" version of the Tokugawa first appeared in 3053, where it was deployed along the Clan frontier, as well as on Luthien itself.

The "new" Tokugawa first saw action with the 1st Amphigean Light Assault Group on Kilmarnock against a Clan Nova Cat raid. The Tokugawas were used to contain the Nova Cat's Elemental Battle Armor units.[2]

The vehicle saw extensive use during Operation Bulldog in 3059, where it safeguarded Combine worlds from reprisals from the Clan Smoke Jaguars. It was also used in offensive actions against Jaguar units on Outer Volta, and later saw action during the FedCom Civil War, as well as during the Jihad era, in Clan Snow Ravens incursions from Outworlds Alliance. The tank proved to have some difficulties in its ability to deal with fast-moving Aerospace Fighters.[3]

Armament

The Tokugawa's primary weapon is its Imperator Code Red LB-X 10 Autocannon, mounted in its turret. The gun has three tons of ammunition, allowing crews to employ a mixture of different ammunition types. Also mounted in the turret is a Artemis IV FCS-enhanced Ayukawa “Slapper” six-tubed SRM Launcher, with two tons of ammunition. Two Diverse Optics Type 20p Medium Pulse Lasers, mounted on front of the vehicle, protect the vehicle's rear arc.

Variants

  • TKG-150 - The downgraded model produced during the technical decline of the Succession Wars era, while the armor was left intact the expensive and increasingly rare fusion engine was swapped for a more primitive I.C.E. model of the same rating. No longer able to produce the design's advanced weaponry, the Artermis system was dropped from the SRM launcher, a standard Autocannon/10 replaced the LB-X model and single Machine Gun was mounted in place of the lasers. A single ton of machine gun munitions was carried, while both missile launcher and autocannon now carried one ton less of ammo each. BV (2.0) = 731 [4]
  • TKG-151 - A long range sniper variant of the primitive TKG-150, the TKG-151 replaced the AC/10 with a pair of Autocannon/2s supplied with two tons of ammo. BV (2.0) = 654 [5]
  • C3 Slave Variant - Simple upgraded version of the original design, which drops a ton of autocannon ammunition to make way for a C3 Slave Computer. BV (1.0) = 565, BV (2.0) = 891 [6]
  • Streak Variant - This post-Clan Invasion variant exchanged the SRM-6 and the Artemis IV FCS for a advanced Streak SRM 6 launcher mounted alongside a Small Pulse Laser in the turret. The autocannon and missile launcher ammunition stores was both reduced by a ton to make way for the heavier equipment. BV (1.0) = 603, BV (2.0) = 926 [7]
  • SD2 - Trades the standard weaponry for a turreted Ultra AC/10 with three tons of ammunition, two Streak SRM-4s, and a front-mounted Flamer. An anti-missile system and Ferro-Fibrous Armor add additional protection. BV (2.0) = 717[9]


References

  1. Record Sheets: 3058 Unabridged (Inner Sphere), p. 148 - "Tokugawa Heavy Tank"
  2. Technical Readout: 3058, p. 58 - "Modern Tokugawas first used against Clan Nova Cats Elementals".
  3. Technical Readout: 3058 Upgrade, p. 102 - "Later history includes the Fed Com Civil War and war with the Snow Ravens".
  4. Record Sheets: 3058 Unabridged (Inner Sphere), p. 152 - "Tokugawa Heavy Tank TKG-150"
  5. Record Sheets: 3058 Unabridged (Inner Sphere), p. 153 - "Tokugawa Heavy Tank TKG-151"
  6. Record Sheets: 3058 Unabridged (Inner Sphere), p. 149 - "Tokugawa Heavy Tank (C3)"
  7. Record Sheets: 3058 Unabridged (Inner Sphere), p. 151 - "Tokugawa Heavy Tank (Streak)"
  8. Record Sheets: 3058 Unabridged (Inner Sphere), p. 150 - "Tokugawa Heavy Tank (MRM)"
  9. Jihad Turning Points: Atreus, p. 19 - "Vehicle Profile"
  • Technical Readout: 3058, pp. 58-59 - "Vehicle Profile"
  • Technical Readout: 3058 Upgrade, pp. 102-103 - "Vehicle Profile"

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