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From: Scott Peterson herne454@*******.net
Subject: Heavy Armor
Date: Mon, 1 Mar 1999 17:25:17 -0700
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From: Paul J. Adam <Paul@********.demon.co.uk>
To: shadowRN@*********.org <shadowRN@*********.org>
Date: Monday, March 01, 1999 3:03 PM
Subject: Re: Heavy Armor



>No, but on the other hand they aren't going to twiddle their thumbs
>while you run amok with assault rifles and grenade launchers either. You
>will get dealt with. You will, unless you're extremely careful, be
>fought to a standstill and killed or captured.


Anyone recall LA and two goons in full body armour and lots of ammo for
their uzi and ak's?
300+ cops 4 swat teams and it still took them 4 hours to geek the bastards.
You can bet they havve plans in place for that if it happens again.

>Depends how nasty your vehicle is and various other factors. The British
>Army issued 40mm MECAR rifle grenades to units in Northern Ireland to
>deal with cars that crashed checkpoints, for instance. Use one and you
>better have a damn good reason for doing so... but you've got them on
>issue, because they were needed to deal with the threat.


MECARS's are nice but another example of this type of thing is Look at the
west bank of Isreal.....the IDF has started allowing light MG's and Im not
sure if itfs RPGs or Rifle Grenades or maybe it was even the new HK grante
pistol, but theve beefed up alot to....threat dictates response...and when
the bad guys have stuff they get their stuff to.....


Another thought is We tend to look at this 2050+ era from 1999 eyes....Dudes
there rampaging critters that cabn be more deadly than a cyber god with a
banshee lav

>That doesn't mean every Lone Star patrol car has a case of LAWs in the
>boot, but it _does_ mean they have them available to deal with heavily
>armed/armoured threats. Corporate units caught operating outside
>jurisdiction, as much as shadowrunners...


I woundnt bet on that....if not a lay atleaset something nasty...

>The cops will have the means to deal with a lot of threats. They won't
>always leap to the most lethal option, but they will try to contain and
>minimise a threat as fast and safely as they can.


True in OUR eyes but again the awakend world is nasty...you can bet they
have 3 primamry modes of responding.

Talk
Side Arm
calling all cars and Tanks:)


Is Scott tough? Yes, Talented? On occasion, Brave? Oh Certainly! He is also
erratic, irresponsible, accident prone and a constant threat to public
Safety. The trick is to keep him pointed in the right direction.

This country, with its institutions, belongs to the people who inhabit it.
Whenever they shall grow weary of the exhisting government, they can
exercise thier constitutional right of amending it, or their revolutionary
right to dismember or overthrow it. ---Abraham Lincoln

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