SP.9 anti-infantry artillery vehicle
Production information
Manufacturer	Golan Arms
Product line	.9 anti-infantry artillery
Model	SP.9 anti-infantry artillery vehicle
Class	Repulsorcraft Self-propelled Artillery Anti-infantry Anti-armor
Technical specifications
Maximum speed	60 km/h
Armament	Laser cannon turret (1)
Crew	Pilot (1) Gunner (3)
Usage
Era(s)	Rebellion era New Republic era
Affiliation	Galactic Empire Alliance to Restore the Republic Imperial Remnant

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The SP.9 anti-infantry artillery vehicle was a self-propelled variant of the DF.9 anti-infantry battery, and featured an improved DF.9 laser cannon.

Although meant for long-range anti-infantry support, the SP.9 could also be used successfully against medium and certain heavy armored vehicles. Its rapid fire-ability gave it an advantage over most other artillery units.

Certain features gave the SP.9 unfavorable reviews, such as close-range vulnerability and problematic maintenance and repair procedures (the entire turret had to be removed for engine repairs). Despite this, the SP.9 was credited with the lowest mechanical failure rate of any self-propelled gun in the Imperial Army.

Rebel Alliance ground forces would also utilize only a limited number of SP.9s, due to the space they took up during transport.

Twin SP.9Edit

The Twin SP.9 variant was a self-propelled gun based on the Twin DF.9 anti-infantry battery. Most of the Alliance Twin DF.9s were self-propelled.

The twin SP.9s were covered by a 2.5 cm thick hull, with a light ion unit as powerbase. Like the SP.9, the turret had a 180 degree firing arc. Due to its thinner housing, the Twin SP.9 was more vulnerable than the single-cannon version.

AppearancesEdit

• Mission to Zila (Mentioned only)

SourcesEdit

• Imperial Sourcebook, Second Edition
• Rebel Alliance Sourcebook
• Rules of Engagement: The Rebel SpecForce Handbook
• The Essential Guide to Weapons and Technology
• The Official Star Wars Fact File 89 (ANT3, Golan Arms DF.9 Anti Infantry Battery)