Palfrey Autograv
| Transportpanzer Mk IV Palfrey | |
|---|---|
 Transportpanzer Mk IV Ausf. A/1 | |
| Type | All Terrain Transport |
| Place of origin |  Imperial and Federal Union |
| Service history | |
| Used by | Imperial & Federal Common Army |
| Production history | |
| Designer | Hanomag-Mazal AG |
| Designed | 1090 |
| Manufacturer | Hanomag-Mazal AG |
| Unit cost | Kr 10,000 |
| Produced | 1092 |
| Specifications (Palfrey Ausf. A1) | |
| Weight | 9.5 tonnes |
| Length | 6.2 m |
| Width | 2.2 m |
| Height | 2 m |
| Crew | 2 (driver, engineer) + 10 passengers |
| Armor | Front: 1 cm Side: 1 cm Rear: 1 cm Mk II-A Crownwork Reflector |
Main armament | 2x Type 10 15 mm Autocannon |
| Engine | Cardenas W-410a Phlogiston Reactor Rider class Auto-Grav Engine |
Operational range | 900 kilometers |
| Speed | 150 km/h |
The Transportpanzer Mk IV Palfrey (also known as the Palfrey Autograv) is an armoured fighting vehicle, manufactured by the Hanomag-Azal industrial group, and in common use by the Imperial and Federal Union. The Palfrey is used extensively by the Imperial & Federal Common Army as well as Federal landswehr forces as a transport vehicle, primarily used to carry infantry to the front, as well as a towing vehicle for heavy equipment and supplies. However, the Palfrey is also a very widely used vehicle, with a wide number of variants for a very diverse set of niche uses. The Palfrey is one of the most commonly produced military vehicles in the R.u.B Union, with a vast number in production for both military and some civilian uses.
Development
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Characteristics
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Variants
Ausf. A/1
Standard infantry carrier.
Ausf. A/2
Infantry fighting vehicle variant. Uparmoured, with reduced passenger capacity and armed with Type 39 50 mm Autocannon.
Ausf. A/3
Dedicated towing variant, with no infantry compartment.
Ausf. B/1
Infantry support variant, with Mk V 10kg Reinhold gun.
Ausf. B/2
Anti-tank variant, with PaK VII Reiger Lance.
Ausf. C
Anti-air variant, with Quad 3.7 cm FlaK-40.
Ausf. D
Command and communications variant.
Ausf. E/1
Mortar carrier variant, with GW 120 heavy mortar.
Ausf. E/2
Rocket launcher variant.