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The Q-V9 Commando Infantry Support Mech has its origins as a construction mech found on a few colonies on Dasimov. In the early 2830s post abandonment, many of these construction mechs were modified to have armaments bolted onto them. Then came the International Colonial Guard, adopting these mechs into their arsenal. When the DSSC came and brought further attention to Dasimov, the International Colonial Guard managed to have a rather small company come to Dasimov called Mars Defence Company. With a rather successful contract with the I.C.G, they designed the Q-V9 Commando series of Infantry Support Mechs, based on the old construction mechs.

The Q-V9 has a rather simple design, opting for durability and combat effectiveness. It's permanent armament being a small missile launcher capable of firing either anti-tank or anti-infantry missiles.

The other kinds of armaments are pretty standard for Infantry Support Mechs, a large Autocannon or machine gun that can be held by the mech. In recent years there has been rumours of this mech then being purchased by Milestone International Security Services for use. There has been some rumours that the Deep Space Security Commission also wants this mech design for any large enough space stations, asteroid bases and some distant planetside colonies.

The Q-V9 Commando can also be equipped with an Infantry Support Mech combat knife, which is basically a giant knife.

RIGHT:

In the late 2850s, as the Australian Colonial Commonwealth's crusade against terrorism began to slow down, they had worked on their own super soldier program. Aiming to have consenting adults be recruited, their super soldiers would be able to do the same things as the Orion Arm Republic's super soldiers.

After managing to gain the information from the Orion Arm Republic in 2858, they began experimenting and expanding on the technology, improving the kinds of implants and subsequently improving the would-be super soldiers. This however made them more expensive to create and thus, much rarer.

The first sightings of these super soldiers was in early 2861, when a terrorist stronghold being raised by a singular individual aiming to retrieve hostages from a nearby isolated colony. The survivors, who were also witnesses, described in detail what the super soldier did.

One hostage who managed to escape his cell saw the super soldier use his brace dagger to stab a terrorist, with enough force to snap a man in half effortlessly.

This would later be revealed to an Australian Commonwealth super soldier designated as a 'swagman' in reference to the Australian patriot song Waltzing Matilda'. The one in this image is equipped with a Commando rifle in an LMG configuration. There have now been multiple sightings, although few and far between, of Swagmen and Fenris super soldiers working together in tandem.

MIDDLE:

I reworked the Fenris helmet.

Description
LEFT:

The Q-V9 Commando Infantry Support Mech has its origins as a construction mech found on a few colonies on Dasimov. In the early 2830s post abandonment, many of these construction mechs were modified to have armaments bolted onto them. Then came the International Colonial Guard, adopting these mechs into their arsenal. When the DSSC came and brought further attention to Dasimov, the International Colonial Guard managed to have a rather small company come to Dasimov called Mars Defence Company. With a rather successful contract with the I.C.G, they designed the Q-V9 Commando series of Infantry Support Mechs, based on the old construction mechs.

The Q-V9 has a rather simple design, opting for durability and combat effectiveness. It's permanent armament being a small missile launcher capable of firing either anti-tank or anti-infantry missiles.

The other kinds of armaments are pretty standard for Infantry Support Mechs, a large Autocannon or machine gun that can be held by the mech. In recent years there has been rumours of this mech then being purchased by Milestone International Security Services for use. There has been some rumours that the Deep Space Security Commission also wants this mech design for any large enough space stations, asteroid bases and some distant planetside colonies.

The Q-V9 Commando can also be equipped with an Infantry Support Mech combat knife, which is basically a giant knife.

RIGHT:

In the late 2850s, as the Australian Colonial Commonwealth's crusade against terrorism began to slow down, they had worked on their own super soldier program. Aiming to have consenting adults be recruited, their super soldiers would be able to do the same things as the Orion Arm Republic's super soldiers.

After managing to gain the information from the Orion Arm Republic in 2858, they began experimenting and expanding on the technology, improving the kinds of implants and subsequently improving the would-be super soldiers. This however made them more expensive to create and thus, much rarer.

The first sightings of these super soldiers was in early 2861, when a terrorist stronghold being raised by a singular individual aiming to retrieve hostages from a nearby isolated colony. The survivors, who were also witnesses, described in detail what the super soldier did.

One hostage who managed to escape his cell saw the super soldier use his brace dagger to stab a terrorist, with enough force to snap a man in half effortlessly.

This would later be revealed to an Australian Commonwealth super soldier designated as a 'swagman' in reference to the Australian patriot song Waltzing Matilda'. The one in this image is equipped with a Commando rifle in an LMG configuration. There have now been multiple sightings, although few and far between, of Swagmen and Fenris super soldiers working together in tandem.

MIDDLE:

I reworked the Fenris helmet.