Ucm Badger Buggy

Since the advent of the internal combustion engine, militaries have used car-sized, fast vehicles to nimbly convey surgical strike forces, scout units, command staff, and special ops troops to flashpoints. These often fulfilled many of the roles of the cavalry of old, offering more speed, resilience, and punch than basic infantry. 

One of the UCMA’s most common and cheapest armoured vehicles is the Badger. Much like the ancient and famous Humvee, this can carry around five soldiers or specialists in comparative safety while offering supplementary anti-infantry firepower in the form of a twin gatling gun. A rarer variant, the Ferret, replaces this with a target designator unit, essentially turning this small vehicle into a forward observer as well as a light transport.