MI3M1 Nebulee

The MI3 Nebulee is a mine-resistant infantry mobility vehicle with a crew of three and a passenger capacity of 10. The crew consists of the driver, vehicle commander, and gunner. As Khertland squads are 12 men, the vehicle was criticized for the missing two seats. To square these to together, the vehicle commander and gunner were officially considered part of the squad bringing the official number to 12 despite two of which rarely dismounts. The dismount commander has his/her own cupola with a unique double stack vision block configuration allowing them to look horizontally out but also upwards. The vehicle commander does not have access to a cupola however, just a simple hatch. The vehicle is designed with a V hull making it quite tall but since it is also a wide vehicle, it is reasonably stable. The seats are all suspended as to not transmit the forces of an explosion onto the legs or spine of the occupants. Originally envisioned for rear security, the vehicle turned out to be more expensive than originally anticipated forcing the army to scale down the amount procured. It is a mainstay of Khertland peacekeeping and counter insurgency operations. Vehicle is purely for visual appearance. Beyond driving and traversing the turret, it does not function unlike other vehicles Basic specifications: Cost: 2,415 Blocks: 342 Weight: 8,050 Volume: 381 cubic meter Length: 17m Width: 6m Height: 7 Speed: 30 m/s Update Compatibility: 3. 5. 9 -Release