Rhode

Name: Rhode Character Name: Lokelani K. Kuamo'o Character Rank: Private Character Division: Mobile Infantry Steam ID: STEAM_0:1:60819787 On-Duty or Off-Duty: Both Total size of imported assets (if any): On-Duty totals out to 32.62KB, Off-Duty totals out to 14.32KB On-Duty (https://imgur.com/a/tGXXf11) Off-Duty (https://imgur.com/a/r12dRqH) Explanation of any IC events leading up to this application (if necessary): The helmet decal is part utility, part personalization, as they've got only six months left in their two-year term. ICly, this character hasn't shown up yet and likely won't until we get closer to Planet P. Additional comments: Ideally would like to keep the camouflage on both top and bottom, though I'm willing to cut one or both of them if PACWATCH deems it so. The helmet insignia is something I really want to keep and I'm able to make radical shifts in color or size if that'd make it passable.

Weapons of the Mobile Infantry Credit to Ace, Nyx, Dark & OldSSTWiki for original working material TW-201 Morita Mark I Rifle Manufacturer: Morita Arms Cartridge: 7.62x51mm SICON Cased (alt. .308 WIN) Rate of Fire: 740 round/min cyclic Feed System: 75 round detachable box magazine Sights: Iron sights or various optics A reliable workhorse, sweetheart of veteran troopers, and the longest-serving weapon in the Mobile Infantry’s history; the Mark One Rifle is a sight that old and new breeds have agreed will never get old. Chambered in 7.62x51mm SICON Cased ammunition, the Mark I rifle and its variant are air-cooled, gas-operated, direct impingement, magazine-fed, selective fire bullpup firearms with an ambidextrous charging handle above the trigger mechanism. Despite its age, the Mark I rifle is also known for a plethora of underslung attachments that can be mounted to the weapon: such as the thirty-millimeter grenade launcher, eight-gauge shotgun, and a downsized flamer. With the capacity to fire semi-automatic or fully automatic, the Mark I rifle is the go-to weapon for any Infantryman; whether they are fighting Bugs, Separatists, or Skinnies. TW-201 Morita Mark I Carbine Manufacturer: Morita Arms Cartridge: 7.62x51mm SICON Cased (alt. .308 WIN) Rate of Fire: 780 round/min cyclic Feed System: 75 round detachable box magazine Sights: Iron sights or various optics The Mark I Rifle’s smaller, more compact brother - The Mark I Carbine is a shorter and lighter version of the well-known Mark I Rifle. Chambered in exact same 7.62x51mm SICON Cased ammunition as its longer brother, the Mark I Carbine’s shortened barrel length and modified long-stroke piston system resulted in a slightly faster overall rate of fire while engaged in automatic fire; this however comes at the cost of decreased performance at ranges the standard Mark I Rifle could normally engage at. Furthermore, the decreased overall length of the Mark I Carbine also restricts the usage of the under-barrel thirty-millimeter grenade launcher without significant modification to the Mark I Carbine’s handguard. This itself presents numerous other issues such as increased strain on the Mark I Carbine’s frame and a heightened chance of structural failure from the modified handguard. Despite these potential issues, its compact nature and reliability have made it a staple for armored troopers and Fleet pilots who primarily work in confined spaces; with some troopers even preferring it over other close-quarters-based weaponry. TW-201 Morita Mark I DMR Variation Manufacturer: Morita Arms Cartridge: 7.62x51mm SICON Cased (alt. .308 WIN) Rate of Fire: 740 round/min cyclic Feed System: 75 round detachable box magazine Sights: 8x-16x Optics Attachments: Bipod Not much different from the default MK1 Morita variation, the DMR comes outfitted with a 8x-16x Optic and a Bipod from the manufacturer, ready to be deployed for longer range engagements. There isn't much to be said other than this is a variation often given to Marksmen of the Mobile Infantry. TW-201 Morita Mark I LMG Variation Manufacturer: Morita Arms Cartridge: 7.62x51mm SICON Cased (alt. .308 WIN) Rate of Fire: 900 round/min cyclic Feed System: 200 round detachable round magazine Sights: Iron sights or various optics Attachments: Bipod Not much different from the default MK1 Morita variation, the LMG comes outfitted with a round, bigger magazine, and a Bipod from the manufacturer, ready to be deployed for support and suppressive fire. There isn't much to be said other than this is a variation often given to Machinegunners of the Mobile Infantry. KRISS KW-102-S 'Peacemaker' Pistol Manufacturer: KRISS INGL Cartridge: 10x24mm Cased Rate of Fire: 85 rounds/min semi-automatic Feed System: 15 round detachable box magazine Sights: Iron sights As one of the oldest serving handguns in Federal service, the KRISS KW-102-S 'Peacemaker' is a select-fire, magazine-fed, recoil-operated machine pistol chambered for 10x24mm Cased; the same cartridge used in the Mark IV Morita Carbine. It is fed by 15 round box magazines, with the capacity to hold one in the chamber for a total of 16 rounds. Normally issued to troopers with specialized fighting roles, the Peacemaker is most effective when used against human combatants, having a limited armor piercing capability against modern armor vests and plates. It can be used in a very limited capacity against only the weakest castes of arachnids, as anything similar or superior to a warrior is unable to be reliably penetrated. KRISS K-109-E 'Emancipator' Heavy Pistol Manufacturer: KRISS INGL Cartridge: 7.62x51mm SICON Cased (alt. .308 WIN) Rate of Fire: N/A Feed System: 7 round detachable box magazine Sights: Iron sights Known to have one of the largest recoils of any handgun in or previously in Federal service, the KRISS K-109-E 'Emancipator' differs significantly from its smaller cousin the Peacemaker. Chambered in 7.62x51 SICON Cased, the Emancipator is a gas-operated, semi-automatic pistol primarily issued to Senior Noncommissioned Officers and Commissioned Officers. It is fed by 7 round box magazines, with the capacity to hold one in the chamber for a total of 8 rounds. Because of its immense recoil, KRISS INGL recommends that this weapon be fired with enough time between shots to recover from the recoil; as even rapid fire could lead to its user hurting themselves with its operation or causing reliability issues and malfunctions. Despite its unwieldy size and caliber, the Emancipator has been known to stop human foes dead in their tracks and even provide a limited, yet effective stop to a charging arachnid. TW-111-P 'Reaper' Pistol Manufacturer: Brunham Ballistics Cartridge: .500 Morita Magnum Rate of Fire: N/A Feed System: 6 round cylinder Sights: Iron Sights A handgun known for only being in the employ of Military Intelligence and Games & Theory, the TW-111-P “Reaper” is a double-action revolver chambered in .500 Morita Magnum. Like the Emancipator, the Reaper can punish those who fire in too rapid succession or maintain a bad grip on the firearm. Rumors have been told that there are two reasons for the Reaper’s existence: its reliability against human targets and an order that all Intelligence operatives and officers save the last bullet for themselves. M-902F Fragmentation Grenade Manufacturer: NukeTek Ordinance Mass: 400 g (14 oz) Filling: Composition E Filling Weight: 200 g (7.1 oz) Detonation Mechanism: Pyrotechnic delay M202 fuze (5–6.5 seconds) The M-902F Fragmentation Grenade is the standard issue hand-grenade for the Mobile Infantry. With a spheroidal steel body that contains 7.1 oz (200 g) of composition E explosive, it is shaped like a baseball for ease of handling by the average infantryman. Steel fragments (not to be confused with shrapnel) are provided by the grenade body and produce an injury radius of 20 meters (66 ft), with a fatality radius of 6 meters (20 ft), though some fragments can disperse as far out as 300 meters (984 ft). While obviously lethal to humans and Skinnies alike, it can also damage or outright kill a Warrior depending on its range from the explosion and the location from which shrapnel enters the arachnid. M-909S “Fog” Smoke Grenade Manufacturer: NukeTek Ordinance Mass: 700 g (25 oz) Filling: Type F, Hexachloroethane Mixture Filling Weight: 560 g (20 oz) Fuse Mechanism: M201A1 Pull-plug Igniter The M-909S Smoke Grenade, otherwise known as the “Fog”, is the standard issue smoke and signal grenade for the Mobile Infantry. It is primarily used as a ground-to-ground or ground-to-air signaling device, a target or landing zone marking device, or a screening device for unit maneuvering. It produces a dense cloud of colored smoke that lasts for 150 to 300 seconds (2.5 to 5 minutes). It should be used in open-aired environments, as the hydrochloric fumes produced during the chemical reaction can irritate parts of the body such as the eyes, throat, and lungs. Furthermore, the steel casing can be heated by the hot chemical reaction, which can ignite nearby flammable materials. (OOC Note: There is no physical or placeholder weapon at the time of this being written) M-901HE “HI-EX” Grenade Manufacturer: NukeTek Ordinance Mass: 260 g (9.2 oz) Filling: Composition E Filling Weight: 86 g (3.0 oz) Detonation Mechanism: Pyrotechnic delay M202 fuze (5–6.5 seconds) The M-901 HE Grenade, otherwise known as the “HI-EX”, is a specialized hand grenade designed for the Mobile Infantry. Shaped with a cylindrical steel body that contains 3.0 oz (86 g) of composition E explosive it primarily relies on concussive force and overpressure shockwaves to injure or kill. This produces a “stun” radius of 4.5 meters (15 ft), with a lethal radius of 3 meters (10 ft) in an open area; tripling when used in a confined space. Seeing use in a variety of theatres, the HI-EX is most well known for its’ ability to clear massed arachnid corpses that commonly form piles alongside walls, cliffs, or other elevated defensive positions. (OOC Note: There is no physical or placeholder weapon at the time of this being written) NT-M55 ‘Longbow’ Rocket Launcher Manufacturer: NukeTek Ordinance Cartridge: 74×246mm R Rate of Fire: 6 rounds a minute Feed System: N/A Sights: Iron sights or optical laser rangefinder; image intensification system A common sight among troopers fighting against Arachnid forces, the NT-M55 “Longbow” is a portable, reusable, unguided, shoulder-launched, anti-tank, rocket-propelled grenade launcher in service with the Mobile Infantry. As most ordinance capable of being fired from the M-55 is unguided, hit probabilities depend entirely on the user’s skill, conditions of the environment, and the intended target. Primarily designed with anti-armor capabilities in mind, the M-766A2 'Holepunch' HEAT Missile is an upgraded version of the M-766A1; boasting better all-around penetration qualities against arachnids and lightly armored vehicles, however, it lacks the power needed to take on dedicated armor such as the MA-105 or FV-5691 frontally; requiring multiple shots from the front or side shots. Its distant cousin, the M-714A3 'Firecracker' HEDP Missile is similar in production though with an added emphasis on “dual purpose”. The Firecracker’s warhead is surrounded by a thin, steel lining capable of producing upwards of five hundred fragments upon detonation. It functions similarly to the M-766A2 but suffers less penetration power comparatively. Infantry troopers have commonly used this missile as a quick hole-sealing method with great success. Lastly, the M-55 retains the capability to fire the M-998A2 'Pee-Wee' Tactical Oxygen Nuke. Packed full with guidance, flight, and detonation systems; it is by far the most powerful and expensive warhead available to the Mobile Infantry, capable of taking out entire hives with a single, unhindered shot, alternatively maneuverable as per GEONAV coordinates, calculating its own optimal flight path.

Clark you cuck

just watch those wrist rockets

why are we still here? just to suffer?

@OpTiCFaZeSoCkzZz nerd

give joddie cutter the 'ol "Bill Cosby" treatment

okay airborne artillery

they're doing their part, are you?

i hate you

krabs

Clark or i'm burning down the frozen forest henderson.

it looks like he remembered his training

no

RISE AGAINST THE BOURGEOISIE FELLOW PROLETARIATS!