GAW LAV (Light Armored Vehicle) Family of Combat Vehicles:
In the end of the Twentieth Century and Beginning of the twentieth century, a large number of different combat vehicles were designed using an eight wheeled Canadian design as its foundation. There were armored personnel carrier versions, mobile gun system, anti-aircraft versions, anti-tank versions, mortar armed versions, cargo versions, recovery versions, electronics warfare versions, and command and control versions. These vehicles were operated by the United States Marine Corp and were exported to many other countries. As well, many nations manufactured similar designs of their own. The LAV family of combat vehicle were fairly fast and were capable of limited travel on water. While these vehicles were long retired from active military service before the coming of the Rifts, some of these vehicles were retained in forgotten armories and others found their way into museums.
After the Rifts, some of these vehicles were found by adventures and some of these found their way into Golden Age Weaponsmiths to be refitted. Due to their relatively high speed and heavy weaponry, these vehicles were very popular and their construction made them far simpler to repair and manufacture than most treaded designs. The vehicles were so popular that the company could not find enough old LAV to refit. Due to this, Golden Age decided to manufacture copies of this vehicle. There were no perceived large scale markets for either the electronics warfare version and command and control version so there were none produced. Few of them have found their way to Golden Age to be refitted. The job of mortar armed vehicles has mostly been taken over by missile launching vehicles so they were not manufactured by Golden Age either. Golden Age will still refit any LAV that find their way to their facilities and sell for slightly less than newly manufactured versions. Iron Armory produces a vehicle similar to the LAV known as the LAV-800 Mountain Lion. Interestingly, the Mountain Lion has an Electronics Warfare version and a Command and Control version.
The newly manufactured versions of the LAV are slightly stronger than those which are refitted from pre-Rifts designs. They use a diesel engine which is similar to other engines used in truck designs built by Golden Age instead of the GM Detroit Diesel 6V-54T engine used in the original LAV. The new engine produces similar power but the internal design of the vehicle had to be modified slightly to incorporate the new engine. The vehicle gets better mileage with the new engine than the original engine but as a result of the engine's shape, the pre-rifts models cannot accept the new engine. One interesting feature is that the nuclear fusion engine from the Mountaineer ATV can be fitted to the new manufacture versions of the LAV. Golden Age will refit the nuclear engine into their combat vehicle at purchaser's options and is the first design from Golden Age, other than refitted large naval vessels, that is available with a nuclear reactor.
All versions of the LAV carry smoke grenade launchers. Most versions of the vehicle carry either a top mounted machine-gun of 7.62 mm or .50 caliber. These mounts are often replaced by rail guns or Wellington automatic grenade launchers. One additional weapon system can be added to these vehicles with mini-missile launchers being the most common addition by crews.
By far the most popular version of the LAV is the LAV-25 model. It is both the most commonly refitted and the most common LAV to come off of Golden Age's manufacturing facilities. In this role, it serves as an armored personnel carrier with six troops and the weaponry carried by the vehicle is quite effective at supporting troops in the field. The main weapon is a 25-mm chain gun which is capable, with the use of special Wellington ammunition, of inflicting heavy damage to targets. This is supported by a 7.62 mm machine-gun mounted coaxially with the main gun. Like the light weapons carried on top of other versions, the weapon is often replaced by a rail gun or an automatic grenade launcher.
The LAV-MGS is the second most popular version of the vehicle and many consider it to be practically a light tank. Its main weapon is a 105 mm cannon in a low profile mount. The ammunition is more limited than a true tank but has a long range and is powerful. The vehicle is armed with the secondary guns common to other designs but does not have space for additional troops.
The LAV-AD is the third most popular and is designed for air defense although the vehicle weapons are also effective against ground targets. It does not carry any troops and is not armed with a top mounted 7.62 or .50 caliber machine-gun. It is armed with a 25-mm Gatling cannon with a much higher rate of fire than the cannon carried on the LAV-25 version. It is also armed with eight stinger missile launchers which are adapted to fire short range missiles. The vehicle has eight short range missiles in the launcher with eight reloads carried on the vehicle.
The LAV-AT is the anti-tank version of the LAV class of vehicles which uses missiles as its main weaponry. The original models of the LAV-AT simply had the TOW missile launchers adapted to carry short range missiles but later models had the launcher completely replaced. The launcher is replaced by a medium range missile launcher which has four medium range missiles in the launcher and carries four medium missiles in the vehicle itself. Like the air defense version, the anti-tank version has no ability to carry troops but does retain a top mounted machine-gun.
The LAV-M version is armed with an 81 mm mortar with a total of ninety-nine rounds of ammunition. While most militaries and mercenary companies prefer the use of missiles over artillery for support roles, mortar rounds are far cheaper and a mulch larger payload can be carried on a small vehicle. As a result, a small number of military type organizations do operate mortars. There is a large hatch on top of the vehicle which the mortar fires from. The mortar is manually barrel loaded by the crew which limits the continuous rate of fire. The standard crew is a crew of five with a driver, vehicle commander, and three crew for the mortar.
The main other version of the vehicle is a cargo carrying versions with several other modifications on the design including a recovery vehicle. The cargo version can carry about 2.5 tons of cargo and the recovery version carries special recovery equipment.
In competition with Iron Armory, Northern Gun has been working on a number of upgrades for the newly manufactured versions of the LAV to make it more combat effective. Some of the upgrades include the addition of external armor, the replacement of the secondary weapons with more powerful weapons, and the upgrading of the main battery of the gun carrying versions of the vehicle. Another important feature is the addition of robot vehicle sensors and life support systems.
| Model Type: | GAW LAV-25 | Armored Personnel Vehicle |
| GAW LAV-AD | Air Defense Vehicle | |
| GAW LAV-AT | Anti-Armor Vehicle | |
| GAW LAV-MGS | Mobile Gun System | |
| GAW LAV-M | Mortar Vehicle | |
| GAV LAV-L | Cargo Vehicle |
| Crew: | GAW LAV-25 | 3 (Driver, Gunner, and Commander) |
| GAW LAV-AD | 3 (Driver, Gunner, and Commander) | |
| GAW LAV-AT | 4 (Driver, Gunner, Loader, and Commander) | |
| GAW LAV-MGS | 3 (Driver, Gunner, and Commander) | |
| GAW LAV-M | 5 (Driver, Commander, and 3 Mortar Crew Member) | |
| GAV LAV-L | 3 (Driver, Commander, and Crew Member) | |
| Troops: | GAW LAV-25 | 6 |
| GAW LAV-AD | None | |
| GAW LAV-AT | None | |
| GAW LAV-MGS | None | |
| GAW LAV-M | None | |
| GAV LAV-L | 8 in Cargo Bay |
| M.D.C. By Location: | Refitted Version: | New Manufacture: |
| LAV-25 Armored Personnel Vehicle: |
| 25 mm Chain Gun (In Turret) | 30 | 50 | |
| 7.62 Machine Gun (1, Coaxial): | 10 each | 10 each | |
| Weapon Turret: | 60 | 100 |
| LAV-AD Air Defense Vehicle: |
| 25 mm Gatling Gun (In Turret) | 30 | 50 | |
| Stinger Type Missile Launchers (2) | 40 each | 60 each | |
| Weapon Turret: | 60 | 100 |
| LAV-AT Anti-Armor Vehicle: |
| Medium Range Missile Launchers (2) | 40 each | 60 each | |
| Weapon Turret: | 60 | 100 |
| LAV-MGS Mobile Gun System: |
| 105 mm Cannon Mount: | 70 | 120 |
| LAV-M Mortar Vehicle: |
| Upper Hatches (2) | 40 each | 65 each |
| 12.7 mm Machine-gun (Optional, not in LAV-AD): | 20 | 20 | |
| 7.62 mm Machine-gun (Optional, not in LAV-AD): | 10 | 10 | |
| Smoke Dispensers (2): | 5 each | 10 each | |
| [1] Wheels (8): | 35 each | 35 each | |
| Headlights (2): | 5 each | 10 each | |
| Rear Hatch: | 60 | 100 | |
| Reinforced Crew Compartment: | 60 | 100 | |
| Reinforced Personnel/Equipment Bay: | 60 | 100 | |
| [2] Main Body: | 180 | 250 |
Notes:
[1] Up to one tire can be destroyed on each side of the vehicle without
any appreciable loss in mobility but top speeds with be reduced by 10%.
If two tires on a side are destroyed, the vehicle is reduced in top speed
by 20% and has a -25% to piloting rolls when being operated off-road.
[2] If all the M.D.C. of the main body is depleted, the vehicle is
completely shut down and unsalvageable, but the crew may survive in their
reinforced compartment.
Speed:
Ground: Cruising speed on land is 62.1 mph (100 kph) on roads
and 48.7 mph (80.0 kph) off road maximum. The vehicle is designed to traverse
virtually all terrain and can climb at up to a 60% grade although at a
much slower speed (About 10% of maximum road speed). It can also climb
barriers and ford trenches. The vehicle can also handle side slopes of
up to 30%.
Water Capabilities: Has two propellers that allows the vehicle
to travel on the surface on the water like a boat. It is not designed for
deep water use. Using the propellers, the LAV can travel on the surface
of water at 6.0 mph (9.6 km/5.1 knots).
Maximum Range: Original version has a maximum range of 415 miles
(668 kilometers). New versions with Diesel engines have a maximum range
of 497 miles (800 km). Versions refitted with fusion reactors have effectively
unlimited range.
Statistical Data:
Height: LAV-25: 8.8 feet (2.69 meters), LAV-AD:
10.5 feet (3.2 meters), LAV-AT: 10.3 feet (3.12 meters), LAV-MGS:
8.8 feet (2.69 meters), LAV-M: 7.1 feet (2.14 meters) and LAV-L:
9.1 feet (2.77 meters)
Width: 8.2 feet (2.5 meters)
Length: 21.0 feet (6.39 meters)
Weight: LAV-25: Combat Weight: 28,200 pounds (12,802.8
kilograms), LAV-AD: Combat Weight: 27,200 pounds (12,337.7 kilograms),
LAV-AT: Combat Weight: 27,650 pounds (12,533.1 kilograms), LAV-MGS:
Combat Weight: 41,300 pounds (18,733.4 kilograms), LAV-M: Combat
Weight: 26,720 (12,112 kg), and LAV-L: Combat Weight: 28,200 pounds
(12,802 kilograms)
Power Source: Pre-Rifts models have 275 hp Detroit Diesel 6V53T
Engine with a Allison MT653 Transmission, GAW Manufactured models carry
a Golden Age Weaponsmiths Diesel GAW-D-8 with a GAW-TT-12 Transmission.
The engine in the Golden Age Weaponsmith manufactured version can be replaced
with a 10 year fusion reactor (same model as is carried in the Mountaineer
ATV)
Cargo Capacity: LAV-25: Without troops, can carry up
to 2200 pound (998 kilograms), LAV-L: 5,240 pounds (2378.96 kilograms),
and All Others: Minimal, enough for equipment with crew.
Black Market Cost:
LAV-25 Armored Personnel: Upgraded Pre-Rifts model 85,000 credits,
GAW Manufactured: 200,000 credits
LAV-AD Air Defense: Upgraded Pre-Rifts model 105,000 credits,
GAW Manufactured: 250,000 credits.
LAV-AT Anti-Armor: Upgraded Pre-Rifts model 100,000 credits,
GAW Manufactured: 225,000 credits.
LAV-MGS Mobile Gun System: Upgraded Pre-Rifts model 110,000
credits, GAW Manufactured: 275,000 credits.
LAV-M Mortar Vehicle: Upgraded Pre-Rifts model 95,000 credits,
GAW Manufactured: 220,000 credits
LAV-L Cargo: Upgraded Pre-Rifts model 65,000 credits, GAW Manufactured:
180,000 credits.
Add 500,000 to GAW Manufactured versions for 10 year fusion reactor
Weapon Systems:
- LAV-25 Armored Personnel Vehicle:
- 25 mm Chain Gun: Mounted as the main gun of the armored vehicle
and is surprisingly capable when using new ammunition. The chain gun uses
the same Wellington Ramjet ammunition that is used in the AV-8 Harrier
conversions which are also refitted by Golden Age. The turret can traverse
through 360 degrees and can be angled up to 60 degrees and down by 10 degrees.
Changing belts of ammunition (200 rounds reach) requires about three minutes
for a trained crew
Maximum Effective Range: 5,000 feet (1,524 meters)
Mega-Damage: 2D4x10 for a burst of 20 round, 3D4 for each round.
Rate of Fire: Equal to the gunner's hand to hand attacks; each burst counts as one melee action.
Payload: 200 rounds (10 bursts) of 25 mm ammunition in ready magazine and 400 rounds in additional 25 mm ammunition in the body of the vehicle. - 7.62 Machine Gun (1): The weapon is mounted Coaxial (on the
side of the turret) and is designed to protect the vehicle from infantry
attacks. Uses WI-10 Ramjet rounds to increase the weapons damage. While
the weapon has been refitted using Wellington ammunition, it is still considered
underpowered by most crews. As a result, the weapon is commonly replaced
by a rail gun or a Wellington automatic grenade launcher.
Maximum Effective Range: 2,000 feet (609.6 m)
Mega Damage: One round does 1 M.D.C. to M.D.C. targets or 3D6x10 S.D.C. to soft targets. Twenty round bursts do 2D4 M.D.C.
Rate of Fire: Equal to combined hand to hand attacks of gunner
Payload: 400 rounds (20 bursts) of 7.62 mm ammunition in ready magazine and 1,200 rounds in additional 7.62 mm ammunition in the body of the vehicle.
- 25 mm Chain Gun: Mounted as the main gun of the armored vehicle
and is surprisingly capable when using new ammunition. The chain gun uses
the same Wellington Ramjet ammunition that is used in the AV-8 Harrier
conversions which are also refitted by Golden Age. The turret can traverse
through 360 degrees and can be angled up to 60 degrees and down by 10 degrees.
Changing belts of ammunition (200 rounds reach) requires about three minutes
for a trained crew
- LAV-AD Air Defense Vehicle:
- 25 mm GAU-12 Gatling Cannon: Mounted as the main gun of the
armored vehicle and is surprisingly capable when using new ammunition.
While mainly designed to be used against aircraft, it is also useful against
heavily protected ground targets. The Gatling cannon is identical to the
weapon mounted in the AV-8B Harrier and uses the same Wellington Ramjet
ammunition as is used in the attack aircraft. The turret can traverse through
360 degrees and can be angled up to 60 degrees and down by 10 degrees.
Changing belts of ammunition requires about three minutes for a trained
crew
Maximum Effective Range: 5,000 feet (1,524 meters)
Mega-Damage: 2D4x10 for a burst of 20 round, 3D4 for each round.
Rate of Fire: Equal to the gunner's hand to hand attacks; each burst counts as one melee action.
Payload: 380 rounds (19 bursts) of 25 mm ammunition in ready magazine and 600 rounds in additional 25 mm ammunition in the body of the vehicle. - Short Range Stringer Style Missile Launchers (2): Mounted
to either side of the Gatling Cannon on the main turret. The weapon system
has been adapted to carry Rifts style short range missiles in the place
of stingers. It is considered useful against ground targets as well as
aircraft but the short range reduces the weapon's effectiveness when used
for bombardment. The turret can traverse through 360 degrees. Additional
missiles need to be hand loaded from inside the vehicle.
Maximum Effective Range: Varies with missile types, short range missiles only (See revised bomb and missile tables for details.)
Mega-Damage: Varies with missile types, short range missiles only (See revised bomb and missile tables for details.)
Rate of Fire: Can fire missiles one at a time or in volleys of two (2), four (4), or eight (8) missiles (Reloads are hand loaded and require 1 minute per missile).
Payload: Each launcher carries 4 short range missiles for a total of 8 ready short range missiles. Carries 8 additional short range missiles as reloads inside vehicle.
- 25 mm GAU-12 Gatling Cannon: Mounted as the main gun of the
armored vehicle and is surprisingly capable when using new ammunition.
While mainly designed to be used against aircraft, it is also useful against
heavily protected ground targets. The Gatling cannon is identical to the
weapon mounted in the AV-8B Harrier and uses the same Wellington Ramjet
ammunition as is used in the attack aircraft. The turret can traverse through
360 degrees and can be angled up to 60 degrees and down by 10 degrees.
Changing belts of ammunition requires about three minutes for a trained
crew
- LAV-AT Anti-Armor Vehicle:
- Medium Range Missile Launchers (2): Launchers replace TOW
missile launchers with medium range missile launchers in the original anti-tank
versions and are useful in a variety of roles. The weapons are useful in
the anti-armor role as well as against aircraft and as missile style artillery.
The turret can traverse through 360 degrees. Additional missiles need to
be hand loaded from inside the vehicle.
Maximum Effective Range: Varies with missile types, medium range missiles only (See revised bomb and missile tables for details.)
Mega-Damage: Varies with missile types, medium range missiles only (See revised bomb and missile tables for details.)
Rate of Fire: Can fire missiles one at a time or in volleys of two (2) or four (4) missiles (Reloads are hand loaded and require 1 minute per missile).
Payload: each launcher carries 2 medium range missiles for a total of 4 medium range missiles. Carries 4 medium range missiles as reloads inside vehicle.
- Medium Range Missile Launchers (2): Launchers replace TOW
missile launchers with medium range missile launchers in the original anti-tank
versions and are useful in a variety of roles. The weapons are useful in
the anti-armor role as well as against aircraft and as missile style artillery.
The turret can traverse through 360 degrees. Additional missiles need to
be hand loaded from inside the vehicle.
- LAV-MGS Mobile Gun System:
- M68A1 105 mm Cannon: Very similar to the cannon carried on
the M-1 Abrams but is of a smaller caliber. Weapon is designed to use against
heavily armored targets. It can fire a variety of loads, including high-explosive
(HE), high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT), armor-piercing explosive (AP),and
armor piercing sabot-discarding solids (APSD). The mount / turret is designed
to be low profile so that when the rest of the vehicle is hiding behind
cover, it is hard to detect. The turret can rotate 360 degrees and the
gun can elevate 55 degrees. Fired by the main gunner and has an automatic
loading system.
Maximum Effective Range: 6,000 feet (1828 meters) for direct fire and indirect fire range of 20,000 feet (6,000 meters).
Mega-Damage: High Explosive (HE): 1D4x10+10 with a blast radius of 15 feet (4.6 feet), High Explosive Anti-Tank (HEAT): 2D4x10+10 with a blast radius of 8 feet (2.4 meters), Armor Piercing (AP): 6D6 with no blast radius, and Armor Piercing Sabot-Discarding (APSD): 1D6x10+10 with no blast radius (optional rule is that cannon gets a critical on a natural 18, 19, or 20 due to its high penetration.)
Rate of Fire: A Maximum of four (4) attacks per melee.
Payload: 18 rounds.
Bonuses: Has a special fire control computer that helps to aim the cannon. Gives +1 to strike with cannon and vehicle does not have minuses to fire when tank is moving.
- M68A1 105 mm Cannon: Very similar to the cannon carried on
the M-1 Abrams but is of a smaller caliber. Weapon is designed to use against
heavily armored targets. It can fire a variety of loads, including high-explosive
(HE), high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT), armor-piercing explosive (AP),and
armor piercing sabot-discarding solids (APSD). The mount / turret is designed
to be low profile so that when the rest of the vehicle is hiding behind
cover, it is hard to detect. The turret can rotate 360 degrees and the
gun can elevate 55 degrees. Fired by the main gunner and has an automatic
loading system.
- LAV-M Mortar Vehicle:
- M252 81 mm Medium Mortar: This mortar is mounted near the
rear of the vehicle with two hatches which open so the mortar can be fired.
Smooth bore and barrel loaded, It is operated by a crew of three and is
hand loaded. It is extremely useful in the short range indirect fire roll.
Range is less that true artillery but is still extremely effective in indirect
fire rolls. There are special guided rounds available although rare. See
Battlefield
Mortars for Rifts for more details.
Maximum Effective Range: 1,390 fett (425 meters) to 19,360 feet (5,900 meters) depending on number of charges used. Minimum range is 230 feet (70 meters) to 3,120 feet (950 meters) depending on charges used.
Mega-Damage: By mortar round type (See Battlefield Mortar table for details: Fragmentation 1D6x10, High Explosive 2D4x10, Armor Piercing 2D6x10, Plasma 2D6x10, and has a vast number of other type of rounds as well).
Rate of Fire: 20 to 30 rounds per minute depending on number of charges (5 to 7.5 per melee) for two minutes, 10 to 20 rounds per minute after two minutes of fire depending on number of charges (2.5 to 5 per melee)
Payload: 99 rounds total
- M252 81 mm Medium Mortar: This mortar is mounted near the
rear of the vehicle with two hatches which open so the mortar can be fired.
Smooth bore and barrel loaded, It is operated by a crew of three and is
hand loaded. It is extremely useful in the short range indirect fire roll.
Range is less that true artillery but is still extremely effective in indirect
fire rolls. There are special guided rounds available although rare. See
Battlefield
Mortars for Rifts for more details.
- Optional Top Mounted Machine-Gun (1): Except for the LAV-AD
Air Defense Vehicle, all versions of the LAV can carry a top mounted weapon
system. These weapons primary purpose is for use against aircraft but are
often used against infantry as well. They uses Wellington Ramjet rounds
to increase the weapons damage. While the weapons have been refitted using
Wellington ammunition, it is still considered underpowered by most crews.
As a result, the weapons are commonly replaced by a rail gun or a Wellington
automatic grenade launcher.
- 12.7 millimeter Machine-Gun: More powerful of the two possible
weapon systems but still quite underpowered compared to most rail guns.
The weapon does not use the same ammunition as the co-axial mounted machine-gun
in the LAV-25.
Maximum Effective Range: 3,000 feet (914.4 m)
Mega Damage: Single shot does 1D4 and 40 round burst does 5D6.
Rate of Fire: Equal to combined hand to hand attacks of gunner
Payload: 400 rounds (10 bursts). - 7.62 millimeter Machine-Gun: Has a higher payload than the
12.7 mm heavy machine-gun and uses the same ammunition as the co-axial
mounted machine-gun in the LAV-25. It is considered very underpowered compared
to most rail gun designs.
Maximum Effective Range: 2,000 feet (609.6 m)
Mega Damage: One round does 1 M.D.C. to M.D.C. targets or 3D6x10 S.D.C. to soft targets. Twenty round bursts do 2D4 M.D.C.
Rate of Fire: Equal to combined hand to hand attacks of gunner
Payload: Carries 800 rounds (40 bursts) total. On the LAV-25, can use ammunition in the main body of the vehicle.
- 12.7 millimeter Machine-Gun: More powerful of the two possible
weapon systems but still quite underpowered compared to most rail guns.
The weapon does not use the same ammunition as the co-axial mounted machine-gun
in the LAV-25.
- Smoke Dispenser (2): Mounted on either side of the Light
Armored Vehicle and launches smoke grenades.
Effect: Creates a cloud of smoke 40 ft (12 m) in diameter:
Rate of Fire: Two per melee
Maximum Effective Range: 1,200 feet (365 m)
Payload: Carries 4 smoke grenades per launcher with 8 more stored inside vehicle.
Sensory Equipment:
- NBC Protection: While not full life support, the Armored vehicle is equipped with protection for the crew from most gas, radiation, and biological attacks
- Thermo-Imager: Range: 2,000 feet (609 meters). Finds the infra-red radiations of things that are warm. Also enables pilot to see in smoke, shadows and darkness.
- Visual Magnification: Gives magnification of up to 12 times normal.
- Periscopes: Enables the crew to see over most terrain
Weapons Systems: None Standard (Weapon Systems cost extra)
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