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Armored air-defense vehicle |
| Armament |
GAU-12 Equalizer Gatling autocannon |
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The LAV-AD Blazer is an anti-aircraft variant of the LAV-25, and it is an anti-air and anti-infantry vehicle of the United States Army in Act of Aggression.[1]
The Blazer can receive various global upgrades from the armory, including superior missiles and the ability to target enemy rockets and missiles (such as those fired by Javelins and AH-64E Guardians).
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Upgrades[]
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Active radar Costs  750 and  500. Researched at the light vehicle bay. Equips Blazers with a TRS 2640P active radar, which grants Blazers the ability to detect stealth air units.
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Stinger Block II Costs 500 and 750. Researched at the armory. Develops the 'Block II' upgrade on all ground-to-air missiles, which increases the Blazer's range, damage, and rate of fire.
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CIWS system Costs 2500. Researched at the armory. Equips the Blazer's gatling guns with a CIWS upgrade, which will allow the Blazer to target and intercept enemy missiles within its range of fire.
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Gallery[]
Blazer seen in the teaser trailer
Blazer in the VIP Beta
Unit icon after the Stinger Block II upgrade
References[]
- ↑ Eugen Systems, Focus Home Interactive, Act of Aggression. September 2, 2015.
See also[]
Wikipedia: LAV-25- Pantsir - Chimera equivalent
- Otomatic - Cartel equivalent
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