MK IV Wall

History
The MK IV Wall is a family of eight-wheeled main battle tanks - renamed in honour of General A. Wall for his heroic action in the Battle of Speke - produced by the NSoH for its National Frontier Army Corps.

With their manufacturing starting in 2005, there are approximately 5068 MK IV Walls still in active service out of the 9000 total units made. Mass production of these vehicles has since ceased, however, in favour of the new MK V Wall tanks which are scheduled for full release in 2020.

The MK IV is an all-terrain, all-wheel drive (8x8) vehicle and can be switched to a four-wheel drive (8x4) for greater manoeuvrability. They are based on a modern, modified variant of the Challenger 2 tank specifically commissioned for NSoH usage, which explains their rather futuristic appearance.

Design
Designed as a highly advanced and mobile main battle tank for modern armoured ground warfare, the MK IV is well-armed and heavily-armoured.

Stats and Abilities
Tier: 8A - 7C

Trivia

 * Despite its name, the MK IV Wall is the first in its line of modified Challenger 2 tanks. The MK IV bit comes from one of the tanks General Wall commanded in his squadron during the Battle of Speke: the "Mark Four". It was the most successful tank that General Wall commanded throughout the entire war, managing to down at least 50 Rickogre foot soldiers, and an entire class 3 behemoth, all on its own.