Non-AMBA vehicles

The United States Marine Corps' pride and joy is the AMBA power armor, yet there are many other forms of combat vehicle in deployment by the marine's forces. Tanks and fighter aircraft are the most common forms of non-AMBA vehicles, and are just as deadly as their walking behemoth brethren.

Tanks

There are three types of tanks used by the Marine Corps:

AT-88 Katana Main Battle Tank

The AT-88 is the ultimate expression of tank tech, and carries an arsenal consisting of machine guns and plasma canons. There are three massive plasma canons adorning the brow of the tank, and it is rumored that if all three are fired at once, an entire force of Scuratt'kan warriors can be easily taken out in a single shot.

AT-56 Wakizashi Support Tank

The AT-56 is simply of smaller version of its AT-88 bigger brother. It carries the same types of munitions, yet only sports two plasma canons instead of three. Still, it is quite a force to reckon with, and the Scuratt'ka rightfully fear it.

AT-17 Tanto Light Tank

As is the case with the AT-88 and AT-56, the AT-17 is the smallest of the three main tanks and carries only a single plasma canon. Unlike the AT-56, the Tanto is far less of a threat on its own due to the long recharge time of plasma canons. However, this tank can still do major damage if covered by supporting troops - especially AMBA units.

F-75 Stealth Air-Superiority Fighter/Bomber

The F-75 is the newest in the line of US fighter aircraft, following in the footsteps of its F-22 progenitor. It features top of the line stealth technology that makes it completely invisible to radar, as well as physically invisible thanks to its cloaking technology that utilizes camera placed all across the surface of the aircraft, which transmit the image they see onto the opposite side of the aircraft. It is also capable of making short bombing runs on ground targets, if need be.