Military Tactical Assault Tank

The Military Tactical Assault Tank family is a series of armored vehicles derived from the previous Multi Use Tank family. This tank line started from the MTAT-33/ST, a variant of the MUT-33. This new tank line has been used extensively by the PMRDD before its dissolve, and has ceased new models and production ever since.

MTAT-33/ST
The MTAT-33/ST was the modified variant of the MUT-35H, modified up to PMRDD certifications to be commissioned as the new main battle tank of the PMRDDNSF, replacing the aging MUT-21.

Designed by the NCMD and produced by the PMRDD, it featured a larger gun to the MUT-21 whilst still having its reliable part interchangeability. The MTAT-33/ST lived a short service life and was soon replaced by the MTAT-38/ST "Rattlesnake."

MTAT-38/ST
The MTAT-38/ST was the modified variant of the M24 Sentinel, modified up to PMRDD certifications to be commissioned as the new battle tank of the PMRDDNSF, replacing the MTAT-33/ST and MUT-33. It was a largely more recognizable tank, despite having a shorter combat record compared to the MTAT-33/ST. Designed by the NCMD, the original M24 Sentinel was heavily advertised and pushed into the PMRDD for adoption to replace the recently commissioned MTAT-33/ST. After much pressure, the PMRDD Directorate caved into the NCMD's requests, and set about to replace its newly acquired fleet of MUT-35 vehicles with the M24 Sentinel.

NCMD's insistent requests and made way to replace its new MTAT-33/ST fleet with the MTAT-38/ST. Unlike the MTAT-33/ST, the MTAT-38/ST faced many reliability issues, having a rushed development due to forceful lobbying from the NCMD and rapid implementation by the PMRDD. One notable example of its hasty implementation was its new multi-search radar system, which was rapidly mass produced skipped proper experimental trials. Much of the radar's specifications was not completed, leading to the radar emitting a loud rotational noise when it use, leading to the eventual "Rattlesnake" nickname given to the MTAT-38/ST.