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| rdfs:comment | - Though the 202nd Battalion is long gone, the DC-16C finds use among members of the Grand Army itself, many dozens of units being buried away in their armories and carried by many of the troops as a weapon of last-resort, when conventional weapons fail to provide the sheer firepower that this weapon can provide.
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| abstract | - Though the 202nd Battalion is long gone, the DC-16C finds use among members of the Grand Army itself, many dozens of units being buried away in their armories and carried by many of the troops as a weapon of last-resort, when conventional weapons fail to provide the sheer firepower that this weapon can provide. Observers have claimed that a trooper weilding the DC-16C is 'a wrecking ball', indiscriminate of friendly troops and collateral damage, capable of taking down even light fighters as they swoop from the sky. Whether true or not, this weapon is a rarity, much to the relief of the enemies of the Republic.
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