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Armat M41A Pulse Rifle - Aliens (Flux)

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Published
Aug 18, 2024
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Flux.1 D
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Epochs: 5
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Weyland-Yutani Corporation M41A Pulse Rifle Enhancement Add-On for AIVM

Report ID: WY-M41APR-249


Objective: To augment the capabilities of the Automated Incident Visualization Model (AIVM) with detailed operational and tactical visualizations of the M41A Pulse Rifle. This enhancement aims to provide comprehensive insights into the rifle's performance in combat scenarios involving Xenomorphs.

Functionality: The M41A Pulse Rifle enhancement add-on offers:

  • Detailed visualizations of the M41A Pulse Rifle in action, highlighting its firing mechanisms, rate of fire, and impact effectiveness against Xenomorph exoskeletons.

  • Tactical deployment scenarios showcasing individual and squad-level maneuvers using the Pulse Rifle, emphasizing coordination and cover tactics.

  • Simulation of emergency reloads, jam clearing, and quick-response drills to optimize soldier readiness and weapon reliability in field conditions.

Application: Essential for tactical training programs and operational readiness reviews, this add-on serves both USCMC and Weyland-Yutani security forces. It enhances training simulations, mission planning, and after-action reviews by providing visual feedback on weapon deployment and effectiveness, aiding in the continuous improvement of combat strategies.

Restrictions: This visualization tool is available exclusively to personnel with Omega-level clearance who are involved in combat and security operations. Unauthorized access or replication of these visual data is strictly prohibited and enforceable by corporate and military law.

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