The Saint Rosarie T-41H Utaurora* is a heavy tank/tank destroyer operated by the Parisian Forces during War of the Center-west on 1937-1947.

-fictional

Lore

In 1938, war was escalating on the greater Iberian peninsula, the Rhine forces had too many tanks nearly leading to the Parisians through defeat. They had to design a heavy tank that can knock down Cougar I, II, III and Wildcat tanks of the Rhines, and destroy nearby materiel with its secondary weaponry.

The design bureau worked in Algiers until late 1942 for the tank, and on December 1940 the first prototype was built with some help with the Allied forces stationed there.

The Utaurora's debut in battle occured in May 15, 1942 against the Rhines, where the first tanks scored 17 to none. On August 1941, the commander in chief of the Algiers detachment ordered to mass-produce the tank, with over 775 built in 3 years (possibly due to Iberian Buchon tanks being used by lend-lease).

The Utaurora, in her war career, destroyed 705 materiel; 471 Rhine-owned, other were axis collaborators' equipment with having 190 destroyed on their side.

The tank was used until 1960 in north-central Africa for training purposes.

Etymology

The Utaurora is an opabiniid (an extinct prehistorical arthropod) that was discovered in 2022.

Building process

Imagine a medium tank's turret being fitted into a larger tank, preferably heavy tank or a tank destroyer. It has interior, where a team of four could be seated for VR use. The parts that have 10000 armor were titanium alloys of 25 cm. thick (not as like your friend's legs).

Controls

AG1-AG5: None
AG-6: Lights (WWII materiel had lights)
AG-7: None
AG-8: dunno
LG: opens the doors
VTOL: none
Trim: none

Specifications

Engine: 1x 600 hp engine

Maximum speed: 36km/h
Range: 197-201 km.

Armament: General 100 mm tank cannon (40x ammo)
Rhinemaiden 30 mm cannon (100x ammo)

Gallery

The starboard side of the interior, featuring pedals for brake and throttle and a steering wheel that uses roll.

A Utaurora passing by a destroyed Utaurora at an airfield battle.

Tonk of the puddle, what is your wisdom?

Notes

*Rhinemaiden (or Durin or Kreideprinz in aviation industry) is a spoof of Rheinmetall, a German arms company.
*Preliminary name used was Emeraude.
*The France tag is a reference to the Parisian faction being mentioned in the lore. Rhine is Nazi Germany.

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