By noon, Thunder Horse Organization’s first BZ15-20 Infantry Fighting Vehicle was ready for production.

The six-wheel-drive transport vehicle could fit fifteen soldiers and was equipped with 30mm machine guns, a stationary Hellbound One-soldier Cannon and a heavy machine gun. It weighed a hefty twenty tonnes, using Thunder Horse’s proudly self-produced reactive armor and defense system. All of this meant that it looked like something straight out of a movie.  

Aside from the numerical model, it was also given a name, the Sweeper. 

The current ZSL-92 infantry fighting vehicles weighed around eighteen tonnes and were also a six-wheel-drive. It could fit three operators and nine soldiers. It held a 12.7mm machine gun. These widely-used vehicles were produced according to Russia’s BPM1 model. China Industrial Group’s newer TYPEX models were also improvised versions of the said Russian model. After all, there was a large difference between Russian technology in this aspect and that of the Western world and Japan. 

The birth of the Sweeper filled in the gaps of the country’s current military vehicle. Although the technology was from Rheinmetall...