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Saeder-Krupp Type 250 Submarine
  The Type 250 submarine is a new covert insertion submarine designed to allow two people transported over long distance. The submarine has a crew of two operatives, and can carry a limited amount of cargo in lockers behind each crew compartment. Each of the crew compartments has rigger control gear, as well as remote control equipment. The crew compartment hatch can open up in water. The system equalizes pressure by filling each compartment with water, thereby allowing the users to open the hatches without damage to the vehicle or themselves. Naturally, the compartments controls is sealed to prevent any unnecessary damage to the electronics. The life support system is able to provide up to 20 hours per operative aboard. It also features reinforced seats for the extra heavy operatives as well.
  In addition to it's insertion duties, the Type 250 can also provide forward reconnaisance of harbors, or other seaborne or coastal targets. The forward portion of the sub has an extendable mast mounted sight that has Low-Light, Thermographic, and has the Battletac FDDM incorporated, along with a laser designator to allow the Type 250 to recon, then designate targets for attack. It can extend up to two meters to permit the sub to be underwater while using this. The sub's only weaponry is two mini-torpedo tubes that each tube has three mini-torpedos. This is it's only real percieved weakness, being that the lightweight construction enables it to be deployed wherever needed.

  Handling | Speed | Accel | Body | Armor | Sig | Anav | Cargo | Load
  3 | 60 | 4 | 4 | 6 | 6 | 4 | 6 | 200

  Seating: 1 + 1 Reinforced bucket seats
  Entry Points: 1 + 1 Hatch
  Fuel: Gasoline (600 liters)
  Economy: 4 km per liter
  Sensors: Security II (6)
  Other Features: Remote control interface, Rigger Adaption, EnviroSeal (water), 40 hours life support, Battletac FDDM.
  Armament: Two mini-torpedo tubes with 3 mini-torpedos each.
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