Dismissed Discussion on Autofortifications

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Technology Report Name of Origin Country: Vestor Licit People's Mandate & Licit Chiri Mandate Name of Technology/Object: Airdropped Automated Fortification Construction System Supporting Real Life References: [1] - "FM 10-500-1 Principles of Airdrop Supply and Resupply Operations", GlobalSecurity.org [2] - "Rapid Deployment Concertina Wire" Military Training Pamphlet Number 218. 1939.
Report Description: The Vestor Licit People's Mandate uses a wide variety of airdropped stratagems in combat situations to augment ground force fighting capacity, in both offensive and defensive roles. The newest exciting development in this field is the use of self-righting and self-assembling structures, capable of surviving the drop from the standard cruising altitude of a VA600 Kelyor HLV or VA460 Katura. Upon descent, the device is slowed and stabilised by quick-burn disposable rocket motors or standard synthetic parachute. [1] The most commonly requested and deployed Autofortification is the Rapid Razor-Wire Protocol. At the discretion of a CT9 squad leader, a soldier may place a request to the National Tactical Command Mobile Asset Deployment Department via the use of a mobile Telex system. The local air deployment brigade will then release the requested protocol, from a height where it can be guided down with the intense precision and accuracy required. The majority of the protocols do not arrest the downward velocity of the system entirely, as they employ automated anchoring systems to secure the terrain. In the case of the Rapid Razor Protocol, the device will unfold into a long strip (depending on type this can be 10m, 20m, 50m, and 100m) whereupon the spools of Grade 7 Razor Wire will lengthen upon the base and produce a barrier hazardous to infantry health. Other Protocols include, but are not limited too, Mobile Resupply (both kinds), VOX Drop, Automated Mass Deservicing, and many more. Show ContentImages: Image 1: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/c...a_wire.png Image 2: http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/l...Fig2-1.gif Show ContentSpecifications: N/A, varies by need and region