Konflikt '47: British Commonwealth

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The advanced research into automated systems has yielded results at an entirely unexpected rate, such that production is hardly able to keep pace with new designs coming out of Bletchley Park. In less than a year from the first deployment of Mk I Automated Infantry in Belgium, entirely automated ...

Built at the English Electric Works in Preston, ‘B for Bertie’ came off the production line just like any other Mk I automaton. However, it was during its initial deployment as part of Operation Cavalier, near Antwerp, Belgium, that it could be said that Bertie was born. On 9 June 1946, a conting...

When the Totenkorps first arose on the battlefields of France in 1944 panic and terror gripped Commonwealth forces. Every advance became a nightmare. Any village, field, or wood could contain the corpses of the living dead. They might wait patiently until the frontline passed overthem so they co...

Advances in automated assistance have also presented opportunities to up-gun existing designs with more conventional weapons whilst improving the accuracy of such weapons on the move. The Humber Armoured Car Mk VII is one such example, removing a crew member in favour of a rudimentary onboard co...

The Merlin represents the pinnacle of Commonwealth walker design by complementing its human crews with an onboard automated management 'brain' called Guinevere. In addition to its two fists, the Merlin utilises a 3” anti-tank gun as its main weapon. Arm mounted twin .50cal heavy machine guns and...

The Guardian light walker had originally proved adequate in supporting the infantry in urban environments and difficult terrain, but it began to struggle as Axis anti-walker techniques improved. Although impressed by the capabilities of the new US Kodiak close assault walker the Commonwealth dec...

Once the United States Armed forces had received the M8 Grizzly medium walker in sufficient numbers, excess production was diverted to the Commonwealth under the lend-lease scheme. By this time, research into equipping Commonwealth vehicles, including walkers, with automated assistance systems w...

The Automated Infantry are capable of carrying considerable firepower, these 10 ft tall automatons can be used to spearhead assaults and defend rear-guards, protecting the British solider from these dangerous and casualty-heavy tasks. The Rift-tech advances to Alan Turing's early computers have ...

The Cromwell tank, officially designated as the Tank, Cruiser, A27M, has proven to be one of the most successful Commonwealth armoured vehicles. Developed as a cruiser tank, it prioritized a balance of speed, firepower, and manoeuvrability, embodying the Commonwealth doctrine of using 'cavalry' ...

These mechanical monstrosities tower over the average soldier, this allows them to bear heavy machine guns with little penalty. Used to spearhead assaults or guard rear-flanks, these are mainly used for casualty heavy missions. The ideal solider to counter all of the British Empire threats, and ...

With the development of towed Tesla weapons within US Armoured Infantry units, the British government demanded immediate access to the design programme. Conscious of the lack of heavy anti-tank firepower in the small, elite Galahad battalions, the Tesla gun was a natural solution. Crewed by Gala...

Created from a fusion of Rift-tech advancements and early artificial intelligence principles, these man-shaped fighting machines are designed to bring both firepower and resilience to the battlefield. Multiple internal Programme wheels allow them to support human forces in a variety of battlefie...

The elite infantry organisations of the Commonwealth armed forces wear Galahad pattern heavy powered armour. In keeping with US Heavy Infantry doctrine and in contrast to the Axis Schwertruppen, Galahad units are kept small to allow for greater flexibility in deployment to the battlefield. The b...

The humble British infantryman is being increasingly supplanted by the Automated Infantrymen. These stolid, code-driven mechanical soldiers can be slow to adapt on the battlefield, but are utterly implacable in advance and resolute in defence. As the war drags on, the boffins at Bletchley park ar...

Created from a fusion of Rift-tech advancements and early artificial intelligence principles, these man-shaped fighting machines are designed to bring both firepower and resilience to the battlefield. Multiple internal programme wheels allow them to support human forces in a variety of battlefiel...