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The '''Trojan (Support Vehicle)''' is an [[Imperial Guard]] logistical support vehicle based on the [[Chimera]] chassis that carries a variety of supplies within its hull and can also tow a trailer with more supplies, such as ammunition, fuel, food and water, medical supplies, weapons, and spare parts for other vehicles.
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The '''Trojan Support Vehicle''' is an [[Imperial Guard]] logistical support vehicle based on the [[Chimera]] chassis.  Built on hundreds of worlds throughout the [[Imperium]], the Trojan is primarily a towing tractor and supply vehicle not meant for battlefield deployment.  In addition to carrying supplies within their hulls such as food, ammunition and spare parts, it can carry additional supplies in specialized trailers or tow artillery pieces into position.  It has earned many affectionate nicknames from the [[Guardsmen]] it serves such as 'the Mule', 'the Drey', 'Draggin' waggon' and 'Mud-hog'.{{Fn|1}}{{Fn|2}}
  
[[Image:TroSupVeh.jpg|right|thumb|An Imperial Guard Trojan Support Vehicle]]
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[[Image:TroSupVeh.jpg|right|thumb|Trojan Support Vehicle]]
  
==History==
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==Overview==
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The Trojan is easy to manufacture, highly dependable, efficient in its role and easy to repair in the field thanks to its use of the same basic chassis and engine in common with the Chimera.  Unlike the Chimera the Trojan lacks heavy frontal armor, along with other combat-focus features such as medi-packs and [[targeter]]s, with the extra space given over to room for supplies and a heavy-lift crane.  The crane is strong enough to lift heavy objects from within the Trojan's hold and tow a range of supply trailers, of which the three main types are a large fuel tanker, an armoured ammunition trailer and a general supply trailer.  It is also capable of towing large equipment such as [[Weapons Platforms]], although it lacks the power to tow other armoured vehicles, a task best left to the [[Atlas]].{{Fn|1}}
  
==In the 41st Millennium==
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Although not meant for battlefield deployment, there have been occasions when Trojans have been converted into combat vehicles, normally out of desperation.  Some examples of these field refits include attaching [[Autocannons]] to provide anti-air defence, bolting on extra armour plates to create an armoured carrier, adding communications equipment to make a specialist comms vehicle, and turning it into an engineering vehicle with [[Mine Sweeper]]s or a light bridge layer. They are never as successful as their authentic counterparts, but they often do the job when the alternatives are unavailable.{{Fn|1}}
The Trojan rarely sees action beyond the front lines as it is even more lightly armoured than a [[Chimera]]. It is however a common sight behind allied lines, going to and from the supply depots. It is quick and easy to manufacture and efficient in its role with its built in crane for lifting heavy objects. It has removed some of the other features of the Chimera, such as the medi-packs and targeters, which make even more space within its hull. Trojans are also often seen towing trailers full of more supplies, usually of fuel, ammo and general supplies.
 
  
There have been occasions when Trojans have been converted into combat vehicles, although these are desperate times. Sometimes [[Autocannons]] are attached to provide anti-air defence, extra armour plates bolted on to create an armoured carrier, communications equipment added to make a specialist comms vehicle or even turning it into a light bridge layer. They are never as successful as their counterparts, but they often do the job when the alternatives are unavailable.
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However these amphibious vehicles are equipped with a measure of self-defense for delivering supplies and artillery in the heat of battle. This comes in the form of a hull-mounted [[Heavy Bolter]], which in some models is replaced with a [[Heavy Flamer]]. Other modifications include a [[Searchlight]] and [[Smoke Launcher]]s, a [[pintle-mounted]] [[Heavy Stubber]] or [[Storm Bolter]], [[Camo Netting]], [[Dozer Blade]], [[Extra Armour]], even a [[Hunter-Killer Missile]].{{Fn|2}}
 
 
They are often given names such as 'the Mule', 'the Drey', 'Draggin' waggon' and 'Mud-hog'.
 
 
 
==Forge World Variants==
 
*[[Graia]] - standard pattern
 
 
 
==Regiments known to contain Trojan Support Vehicles==
 
*[[Konig 9th Heavy Tank Company|9th Konig Heavy Tank Company]] - Colonia Campaign
 
*[[Dnieper 9th Tank Corps.|9th Dnieper Tank Corps.]]
 
*[[Krieg 28th Armoured Regiment|28th Krieg Armoured Regiment]] - Galen V Expedition Force
 
*[[Valhallan 12th Field Artillery]]
 
*[[Valhallan_597th|Valhallan 597th]]
 
 
 
==Armament and Upgrades==
 
The Trojan is armed with a [[Heavy Bolter]]. It may also be upgraded with 2 sponsons of Heavy Bolters or [[Heavy Flamers]]. It may also be upgraded with [[Camo Netting]], [[Extra Armour]], a [[Hunter-killer Missile]], [[Improved Comms]], a [[Mine Sweeper]], a [[pintle-mounted]] [[Heavy Stubber]]/[[Storm Bolter]], a [[Rough Terrain Modification]], a [[Searchlight]], [[Track Guards]] and [[Smoke Launchers]].
 
  
 
{{Imperial Vehicles
 
{{Imperial Vehicles
|Vehicle Name=Trojan Support Vehicle
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|Vehicle Name=Trojan{{Fn|1}}
 
|Forge World of Origin=[[Graia]]
 
|Forge World of Origin=[[Graia]]
 
|Known Patterns=I-MXVII
 
|Known Patterns=I-MXVII
 
|Crew=Commander, Driver, Operator
 
|Crew=Commander, Driver, Operator
|Powerplant=Vulcanor 16 twin coupled multi-fuel
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|Powerplant=Vulcanor 16 Twin Coupled Multi-Fuel
 
|Weight=3.5 tonnes
 
|Weight=3.5 tonnes
 
|Length=6.90m
 
|Length=6.90m
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|Main Armament=[[Heavy Bolter]]
 
|Main Armament=[[Heavy Bolter]]
 
|Secondary Armament=N/A
 
|Secondary Armament=N/A
|Gun Traverse=10 degrees
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|Gun Traverse=10°
|Gun Elevation=From -1 to +18 degrees
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|Gun Elevation=From -1° to +18°
 
|Main Ammunition=300 rounds
 
|Main Ammunition=300 rounds
 
|Secondary Ammunition=N/A
 
|Secondary Ammunition=N/A
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|Gun Mantlet Armour=N/A
 
|Gun Mantlet Armour=N/A
 
|Vehicle Designation=0427-941-112-TR14
 
|Vehicle Designation=0427-941-112-TR14
|Transport=None
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|Transport=N/A
|Fire Ports=n/a
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|Fire Ports=N/A
|Access Points=n/a
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|Access Points=N/A
 
}}
 
}}
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==Forge World Variants==
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*[[Graia]] - standard pattern
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==Regiments known to contain Trojan Support Vehicles==
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*[[Konig 9th Heavy Tank Company|9th Konig Heavy Tank Company]] - Colonia Campaign
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*[[Dnieper 9th Tank Corps.|9th Dnieper Tank Corps.]]
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*[[Krieg 28th Armoured Regiment|28th Krieg Armoured Regiment]] - Galen V Expedition Force
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*[[Valhallan 12th Field Artillery]]
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*[[Valhallan_597th|Valhallan 597th]]
  
 
==Sources==
 
==Sources==
*[[Imperial Armour Volume One - Imperial Guard and Imperial Navy]]
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*{{Endn|1}}: [[Imperial Armour Volume One - Imperial Guard and Imperial Navy]], Pg. 143-144
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*{{Endn|2}}: [[Imperial Armour - Apocalypse II]], Pg. 15
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{{IGVehicles}}
 
{{IGVehicles}}
  

Revision as of 22:36, 3 October 2012

The Trojan Support Vehicle is an Imperial Guard logistical support vehicle based on the Chimera chassis. Built on hundreds of worlds throughout the Imperium, the Trojan is primarily a towing tractor and supply vehicle not meant for battlefield deployment. In addition to carrying supplies within their hulls such as food, ammunition and spare parts, it can carry additional supplies in specialized trailers or tow artillery pieces into position. It has earned many affectionate nicknames from the Guardsmen it serves such as 'the Mule', 'the Drey', 'Draggin' waggon' and 'Mud-hog'.[1][2]

Trojan Support Vehicle

Overview

The Trojan is easy to manufacture, highly dependable, efficient in its role and easy to repair in the field thanks to its use of the same basic chassis and engine in common with the Chimera. Unlike the Chimera the Trojan lacks heavy frontal armor, along with other combat-focus features such as medi-packs and targeters, with the extra space given over to room for supplies and a heavy-lift crane. The crane is strong enough to lift heavy objects from within the Trojan's hold and tow a range of supply trailers, of which the three main types are a large fuel tanker, an armoured ammunition trailer and a general supply trailer. It is also capable of towing large equipment such as Weapons Platforms, although it lacks the power to tow other armoured vehicles, a task best left to the Atlas.[1]

Although not meant for battlefield deployment, there have been occasions when Trojans have been converted into combat vehicles, normally out of desperation. Some examples of these field refits include attaching Autocannons to provide anti-air defence, bolting on extra armour plates to create an armoured carrier, adding communications equipment to make a specialist comms vehicle, and turning it into an engineering vehicle with Mine Sweepers or a light bridge layer. They are never as successful as their authentic counterparts, but they often do the job when the alternatives are unavailable.[1]

However these amphibious vehicles are equipped with a measure of self-defense for delivering supplies and artillery in the heat of battle. This comes in the form of a hull-mounted Heavy Bolter, which in some models is replaced with a Heavy Flamer. Other modifications include a Searchlight and Smoke Launchers, a pintle-mounted Heavy Stubber or Storm Bolter, Camo Netting, Dozer Blade, Extra Armour, even a Hunter-Killer Missile.[2]

Vehicle Name: Trojan[1] Main Armament: Heavy Bolter
Forge World of Origin: Graia Secondary Armament: N/A
Known Patterns: I-MXVII Traverse: 10°
Crew: Commander, Driver, Operator Elevation: From -1° to +18°
Powerplant: Vulcanor 16 Twin Coupled Multi-Fuel Main Ammunition: 300 rounds
Weight: 3.5 tonnes Secondary Ammunition: N/A
Length: 6.90m
Width: 5.70m Armour
Height: 3.00m
Ground Clearance: 0.45m Superstructure: 90mm
Fording Depth: {{{Fording Depth}}} Hull: 80mm
Max Speed - on road 80kph Gun Mantlet N/A
Max Speed - off road: 60kph Vehicle Designation: 0427-941-112-TR14
Transport Capacity: N/A Firing Ports: N/A
Access Points: N/A Turret: N/A


Forge World Variants

Regiments known to contain Trojan Support Vehicles

Sources