M1299 Howitzer
A 155mm Self propelled howitzer that uses a L/58 XM907 Long range gun. This vehicle uses a special round called the XM1113 rocket-assisted round, with an effective range of 70km.

Specifications
Crew
4 (driver, loader, gunner, commander)

Traverse
360°

Rate of fire
3 rpm (10 rpm with autoloader)

Effective firing range
70 km (rocket-assisted round)

Main
armament
155 mm L/58 XM907 gun

Engine
Cummins diesel
600 hp

Griffin II
The Griffin II is a light tank, designed with the idea of being a advanced light Infantry Fughting Vehicle in addition to a recon or forward unit Armored option. The tank features a rear mounted turret with remote controlled coaxial machine gun on the roof of the turret, and a internal machine gun for the driver in the event of encountering dismounted Infantry in close proximity. The Griffin II has several Infantry centric design elements, including car like headlights and cameras on all blind spots of the vehicle to provide a 360* view around the tank to the driver at all times, allowing for heightened situational awareness. The 105mm cannon has plenty of punch thanks to advances in ballistics made in the last 15 years. The Griffin II isn't the first choice for an IFV, but it will keep the soldiers safe who choose to stick to it.

Specifications

Mass
38 tons

Main
armament

105mm M35 gun (for Griffin II)

Secondary
armament
1 × 0.50 caliber (12.7 mm) M2HB heavy machine gun
1 × 7.62 mm (.308 in) M240B machine gun

Engine
680hp Cummins diesel

Top Speed
70 km/h

Abrams X
The Abrams X is a step into a futuristic Battlefield where the data link between air and ground systems could mean life or death, regardless if the system being data linked is manned or Unmanned. The Abrams X takes a step away from a traditional Abrams SEP design in that the crew no longer occupies the turret. Rather, they are located in the front section of the hull, with the turret being remote controlled from within the tank. The tank features two new armament choices, one being the XM1147 All Purpose Round, designed to use a smart fuse that detonated at different times based on the reaction to the armor it hits, or lack thereof, and the addition of a remote controlled 30mm chain gun instead of the traditional .50 cal on the roof of the Abrams X, providing the vehicle with another option to take down lightly Armored targets without using the main gun. The turret is equipped with two 360* sensors that collaborate to provide a comprehensive next gen look outside the tank to the occupants via Helmet mounted displays, allowing each member of the crew to designate targets, identify friendlies, and scan for threats in conjunction with their tasks within the tank. The Abrams X is a more survivable and rugged take on an old classic, and represents another massive leap forward into the boundless steps of the future.

Specifications:

Armament
30mm chain gun (1800 rounds)
120 mm L/44 M256A1 smoothbore (44 rounds)

Weight
55 tonnes

Length
(Gun Forward) 9.77 meters
(Hull Length) 7.93 meters

Height
2.9 meters

Crew Size
3 (one driver, one loader, one spotter)

M3 Bradley M FiST
The M3 Bradley is an IFV with the sole purpose of accompanying, assisting, and protecting Infantry in hot zones or areas with a known enemy armor presence. The M3 is equipped with a 25mm chain gun armed with APFSDS rounds and a coaxial in turret mounted 7.62 machine gun to deal with Infantry. The Bradley also has access to two dual tube ATGM launchers for dealing with threats that the 25mm chain gun cannot penetrate. The Bradley has the capacity to be linked to an integrated data link system to coordinate with ground and air vehicles and Unmanned systems to allow easier calling of strike packages and medical evacuation services. This vehicle is designed to operate in pairs, with one vehicle being designated Anti Tank and the other being a support vehicle for the Infantry company they accompany. Optimal operating numbers are 35 soldiers per 2 Bradley's, or One Bradley for 10 infantrymen.

Specifications

Mass
23–28 tonnes

Length
6.45–6.55 m

Width
320–328 cm

Height
297 cm

Operational
range
400–480 km road

Maximum speed
56–66 km/h road

6.4–7.2 km/h water

Crew
3 (driver, spotter, commander) + 2 passengers (scouts)

Main
armament
25 mm M242 Chain Gun
1500 rounds (300 ready)

Dual TOW Anti-Tank Missile Launcher
12 rounds (2 in launcher)

Secondary
armament
7.62 mm M240C machine gun

Engine
Cummins VTA-903 Diesel Engine (525 hp)

Transmission
General Electric HMPT-500

ICV/MGS Stryker
The Stryker is a multipurpose system for both ANTI AIR and Armored Personel uses, with systems such as LAV D and command variants being abundant. The APC features light armament over the Anti air or anti armor variants, but is more heavily armed than the command variant. This vehicle is designed to quickly rush into a zone, drop off 5-9 soldiers, and run to hard cover again to regress to either support at distance or fetch more troops, with multiple vehicles being used to assist swarm tactics on hard points and tactical objectives. The Stryker has also seen use as an Anti Drone Lazer platform, using a high frequency Lazer to fry the internal systems of the UAV and force it to land or crash where it can then be recovered and captured. The use of the Stryker is vast, and it's platform makes up a bulk of the light Armored Vehicles in this army of Wersh.

Specifications

Mass
ICV: 16.47 t
MGS: 18.77 t

Length
6.95 m

Width
2.72 m

Height
2.64 m

Crew
Varies, usually 2

Passengers
Up to 9

Main
armament
0.50 in (12.7 mm) M2 machine gun
or
40 mm Mk 19 grenade launcher mounted in a Protector remote weapon station
or
30 mm Mk44 Bushmaster II gun (on Stryker Dragoons)
or
105 mm M68A2 gun (on M1128 Mobile Gun System)

Secondary
armament
0.50 in (12.7 mm) M2 and 7.62 mm M240 machine guns (on M1128 Mobile Gun System)

Engine
Caterpillar C7
350 hp

Operational
range
500 km

Maximum speed
97 km/h

HUMVEE

Specifications
Mass
5,200 to 5,900 lb (2,359 to 2,676 kg) curb weight, 7,700 to 8,500 lb (3,493 to 3,856 kg) gross weight[6]

Length
15 ft (4.57 m),[7] wheelbase 10 ft 10 in (3.30 m)

Width
7 ft 1 in (2.16 m)[7]
Height
6 ft (1.83 m), reducible to 4 ft 6 in (1.37 m)[7]

Main
armament
Multiple, Everything from missile launchers to heavy MG and chain guns, some even have SAM systems placed on the rear where the extra crew were

Engine
6.5 L (400 cu in)[6] V8 turbo diesel and non-turbo diesel: 190 hp (142 kW) @ 3,400 rpm / 380 lb·ft (515 N·m) @ 1,700 rpm[citation needed]

Transmission
3-speed automatic or 4-speed automatic

Suspension
Independent 4×4

Fuel capacity
25 U.S. gal (95 L)

Maximum speed
89 km/h at max gross weight
Over 113 km/h top speed

M88A2 Hercules
The Hercules is a recovery and heavy duty vehicle for general use in the Wershian army for recovery reasons. The M88A2 has a towing capacity exceeding 90 tonnes, meaning that there isn't a single vehicle in the army it can't tow. Not much else to say, its a giant military tow truck.

Specifications

Mass
63.5 tonnes

Length
8.27 m

Width
3.43 m

Height
3.12 m

Crew
3, plus Recovery detail (varies)

Main
armament

One M2 .50 cal heavy MG (1,300 rounds)

Engine
Continental AVDS-1790-8CR, V12 air-cooled Twin-turbo diesel engine (1050 hp)

Operational Range
322 km

Max Speed
48 km/h