| rdfs:comment | - The Marauder tank houses four seats, each controlling a different function or weapon of the tank. The first seat houses the driver of the whole vehicle, who also controls the vehicle's dual main rail cannons; the second seat controls a twin-barreled anti-infantry machine gun; the third has control over an anti-armor missile launcher, and the fourth operates a cluster mortar launcher. Finally, the tank is also outfitted with ramming spikes on the front, for effectively, and somewhat gruesomely, dispatching enemy infantry that happen to be in its way.
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| abstract | - The Marauder tank houses four seats, each controlling a different function or weapon of the tank. The first seat houses the driver of the whole vehicle, who also controls the vehicle's dual main rail cannons; the second seat controls a twin-barreled anti-infantry machine gun; the third has control over an anti-armor missile launcher, and the fourth operates a cluster mortar launcher. Finally, the tank is also outfitted with ramming spikes on the front, for effectively, and somewhat gruesomely, dispatching enemy infantry that happen to be in its way. The Marauder can be easily carried by Sky Cranes and delivered to troops despite its massive size. It houses an enormous shield generator core, giving it extremely powerful protection against most weapons and explosives and making long range counterassaults futile for opposing forces not armed with high-grade explosives or weaponry.
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