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The Leopard Protected Mobility Vehicle is the primary patrol and utility vehicle in the Earth Federation military forces. All variant are powered by four larges zinc–air fuel cells three mounted in the front and the largest mounted toward the rear to improve weight distribution to 52/48. Three primary variants exist the first is a utility truck version, a fully armored recon car with the option of an unmanned turret with 30mm high velocity low pressure cannon, and a cargo transport truck. The Patrol variant is armed with a RWS that can mount a 12.7mm machine gun up to 40mm grenade launchers. Armor 'bolt on' kits and slat armor panels can make the vehicle as heavy as 12,000 kilos. The Leopard thanks to its high powered electric motors provide 15,000kilos of torque a piece, and solar recharge kit can allow up to five IMSF marines in full body armor the ability to be in the field for several weeks without resupply. The fact it can weigh as little as 6 tons means it can be air lifted with ease. While no variant can match the Andean as protected but the Mobility decent level of protection, and easy to maintain/repair features of the Leopard make it a popular vehicle with troops. The cheap cost and ease production has made it popular with both colonial and individual nation state governments as well as private companies looking to save money but not willing to sacrifice protection.

Description
The Leopard Protected Mobility Vehicle is the primary patrol and utility vehicle in the Earth Federation military forces. All variant are powered by four larges zinc–air fuel cells three mounted in the front and the largest mounted toward the rear to improve weight distribution to 52/48. Three primary variants exist the first is a utility truck version, a fully armored recon car with the option of an unmanned turret with 30mm high velocity low pressure cannon, and a cargo transport truck. The Patrol variant is armed with a RWS that can mount a 12.7mm machine gun up to 40mm grenade launchers. Armor 'bolt on' kits and slat armor panels can make the vehicle as heavy as 12,000 kilos. The Leopard thanks to its high powered electric motors provide 15,000kilos of torque a piece, and solar recharge kit can allow up to five IMSF marines in full body armor the ability to be in the field for several weeks without resupply. The fact it can weigh as little as 6 tons means it can be air lifted with ease. While no variant can match the Andean as protected but the Mobility decent level of protection, and easy to maintain/repair features of the Leopard make it a popular vehicle with troops. The cheap cost and ease production has made it popular with both colonial and individual nation state governments as well as private companies looking to save money but not willing to sacrifice protection.