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Property	Value
rdf:type	Weapon
rdfs:label	M4 Harris
rdfs:comment	The M4 Harris is an Everetti third generation and fourth generation main battle tank (MBT), produced in the Union of Everett. It is named after the first Secretary of Defense of the Union of Everett, Jason M. Harris. Highly mobile, designed for modern armored ground warfare, the M4 is well armed and heavily armored. Notable features include the use of a hydrogen fuel-cell turbine engine, the use of sophisticated composite armor, and separate ammunition storage in a blow-out compartment for crew safety.
Length	Gun Forward: 31 ft Hull Length: 25 ft
dcterms:subject	Vehicles Union of Everett
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Number	3200
vehicle range	M4A1-M4A2: 350 miles M4A3: Indefinite
Origin	Union of Everett
Speed	Off-Road: 45 mph Road: 60 mph
Secondary Armament	1 2
Service	2010
Name	M4 Harris Main Battle Tank
Type	dbkwik:resource/VGHQlHtnbA8gQj5_bV5v7A==
Caption	(Rendering of the M4 Harris)
Width	12.0
Unit Cost	7800000.0
primary armament	M4A1-M4A2: 120 mm L44 M256 smoothbore cannon M4A3: 115 mm M115 electro-magnetic railgun cannon
Weight	62.200000
Clearance	1
Height	8.7
Manufacturer	dbkwik:resource/3aqGClcuWWxDbuFk1howjg== dbkwik:resource/T_kV5sYPuus1aMMMFOTF7Q==
Armour	Chobham, RH armor, depleted uranium strike plates, Kevlar mesh, EM cage
fuel capacity	M4A1-M4A2: 550 gallons M4A3: N/A
Used by	Union of Everett Ground Forces
Engine	M4A1: Lockheed HT-1500 Hydrogen Turbine engine M4A2-SAM: HT-1500 Hydrogen Turbine engine M4A3-EMR: FT-1850 Fusion Cell Turbine engine
production date	2010
design date	2003
Suspension	Quad-Torsion bar
is vehicle	MBT
Variants	M4A1-MET M4A2-SAM M4A3-EMR
Crew	3
Designer	Armor Militant Defense Industries
abstract	The M4 Harris is an Everetti third generation and fourth generation main battle tank (MBT), produced in the Union of Everett. It is named after the first Secretary of Defense of the Union of Everett, Jason M. Harris. Highly mobile, designed for modern armored ground warfare, the M4 is well armed and heavily armored. Notable features include the use of a hydrogen fuel-cell turbine engine, the use of sophisticated composite armor, and separate ammunition storage in a blow-out compartment for crew safety. The M4 Harris entered active military service with the Union of Everett Ground Forces in 2010 as the official successor to the M1 Abrams main battle tank which entered service in the United States in 1980. Three main versions of the of M4 Harris have been deployed, the M4A1, M4A2-SAM and the M4A3-EMR, incorporating improved armament, engine systems, protection and electronics.