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Dark explained what Unit 731 soldiers pack so here we go on Canada.

As we all know (I hope at least!), Red Skies is an alternate universe. Hence, after Canada accepted the Avro Arrow in the 1950's, they didn't turn back. The Canada of Red Skies has a military that strives to maintain a post WW2 super power status a lot harder then it does in reality. Hence, not only is the military structure different, but the Canadian military has kept closer to the US. Not that they are on par by the beginning on the NA War, but Canada is close enough. And, to make up for its weakness's, the Canadian Military trains at an equal level to the US Army Ranger.

The soldiers here are carrying some standard Canadian weaponry. C-15MBR, C8A1 and C-14 Timberwolf. Also here is the MWMIK Jackal (Emwimmick)

The Armor pictured here is the COFW armor that Canada used through the NA War and even long after WW3 20 years later. Unlike most post Second Gulf War and Afghanistan War designs, this armor is made for North America and Eastern Europe. It features a sweater, that insulates in cold weather and cools in hot weather that is also known as liquid armor. This first layer of protection saves you from most rounds (7.62mm and weaker). Over this armor is the hard armor similar to Scorpion and Dragon Skin armor. All of this is surrounded by a light Kevlar plate. The armor covers a soldiers center of mass (ribcage area) and then additional armor is added later when ever the soldier feels that the basic along with the "sweater" isn't enough.

The AWE Helmet: The AWE Helmet was designed by the same company that makes "Screens". It is really a SPECTRA base but made from a better material. This allows soldiers to be shot by some small arms in the head and only suffer a concussion. What really makes this helmet special is the basic attachments the builder provides. The helmet has a virtual target designation (the largest pictured soldier is using this) that can mark targets up to 2 kilometers away. This data links with the goggles that work similar to screens. All friendly units, whether they be tanks, jets or other soldiers, can see the red cross-hair on the enemy position. The goggles can also be attached with a computer on the rifle that makes an HUD similar to video games.

Light Armor: The light version (smaller and above) is similar to the Assault Version but with some small differences. For starters, some of the electronic package is missing and the Kevlar plate is missing. The light armor is made to carry two primary's (ie. a Sniper and a Rifle) along with a side arm. It also has a built in Bluetooth head set that connects with the radio. P.S. Yes this soldier happens to be a women but that's because I'm shallow. Still, I originally designed it with a male underneath. This armor is usually used by JTF2 and snipers.

Assault Armor: The Assault armor is the full package. Along with what the light armor has, this has equipment like battlefield computers, compass upgrades for the helmet HUD, a total round counter based on remaining magazines just to name a few. Soldiers often go with all the extra armor as well. Of course, unlike some American Units, this armor does not increase a soldiers physical output. Notable difference from the light variant, this is not made to carry two primary's.

woof, that was a lot!

Description
Dark explained what Unit 731 soldiers pack so here we go on Canada.

As we all know (I hope at least!), Red Skies is an alternate universe. Hence, after Canada accepted the Avro Arrow in the 1950's, they didn't turn back. The Canada of Red Skies has a military that strives to maintain a post WW2 super power status a lot harder then it does in reality. Hence, not only is the military structure different, but the Canadian military has kept closer to the US. Not that they are on par by the beginning on the NA War, but Canada is close enough. And, to make up for its weakness's, the Canadian Military trains at an equal level to the US Army Ranger.

The soldiers here are carrying some standard Canadian weaponry. C-15MBR, C8A1 and C-14 Timberwolf. Also here is the MWMIK Jackal (Emwimmick)

The Armor pictured here is the COFW armor that Canada used through the NA War and even long after WW3 20 years later. Unlike most post Second Gulf War and Afghanistan War designs, this armor is made for North America and Eastern Europe. It features a sweater, that insulates in cold weather and cools in hot weather that is also known as liquid armor. This first layer of protection saves you from most rounds (7.62mm and weaker). Over this armor is the hard armor similar to Scorpion and Dragon Skin armor. All of this is surrounded by a light Kevlar plate. The armor covers a soldiers center of mass (ribcage area) and then additional armor is added later when ever the soldier feels that the basic along with the "sweater" isn't enough.

The AWE Helmet: The AWE Helmet was designed by the same company that makes "Screens". It is really a SPECTRA base but made from a better material. This allows soldiers to be shot by some small arms in the head and only suffer a concussion. What really makes this helmet special is the basic attachments the builder provides. The helmet has a virtual target designation (the largest pictured soldier is using this) that can mark targets up to 2 kilometers away. This data links with the goggles that work similar to screens. All friendly units, whether they be tanks, jets or other soldiers, can see the red cross-hair on the enemy position. The goggles can also be attached with a computer on the rifle that makes an HUD similar to video games.

Light Armor: The light version (smaller and above) is similar to the Assault Version but with some small differences. For starters, some of the electronic package is missing and the Kevlar plate is missing. The light armor is made to carry two primary's (ie. a Sniper and a Rifle) along with a side arm. It also has a built in Bluetooth head set that connects with the radio. P.S. Yes this soldier happens to be a women but that's because I'm shallow. Still, I originally designed it with a male underneath. This armor is usually used by JTF2 and snipers.

Assault Armor: The Assault armor is the full package. Along with what the light armor has, this has equipment like battlefield computers, compass upgrades for the helmet HUD, a total round counter based on remaining magazines just to name a few. Soldiers often go with all the extra armor as well. Of course, unlike some American Units, this armor does not increase a soldiers physical output. Notable difference from the light variant, this is not made to carry two primary's.

woof, that was a lot!