"Let me tell you lieutenants again. The Assault APC is not a tank. A tank has a large cannon and heavy armor, which the Assault APC lacks. Think of it as an armor-plated battle taxi and you will see the merit of these machines."
-General Burns

The most common tracked armored fighting vehicle in Marian Service, the Assault APC was one of the most versatile machines on the battlefield. It provided infantry squads the means to move quickly over open spaces in a bulletproof shell. Through the use of detatchable floatation tanks, it is amphibious. These can be detatched by pressing (1). The weapons turret (activated by pressing 2) is a field-modification and allowed it to provide infantry support. It also allowed it to engage enemy aircraft with ease due to its high gun elevation. Traversing the turret is done through roll control, while elevating the gun is done through pitch controls. The VTOL slider controls direction of travel, and steering is done through yaw commands. Many of these saw extensive service in the Second and Third Olympian War.