The Imperial Army utilized several Artillery pieces, whether on vehicles or stand-alone. The most common happened when an army commander organized survivors from a battle, creating haphazard units regardless of the OB. Among its static artillery pieces were the heavy weapons like the tremendous C-136 'Grandfather Gun,' Turbolaser System I and V-188 Penetrator, although the V-188 could also be mounted on the 440 Super-Heavy Armored Chassis to make it more mobile. It was first introduced in the 1977 film Star Wars and appears in its two sequels: The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. Psychological examinations were rigorously performed to test the candidate's mettle, while a week spent in the interrogation center simulated the type of treatment they could expect if they fell into enemy hands. Scout platoons conducted reconnaissance while special missions platoons conducted special operations. Although technically originating from the Starfighter Corps controlled by the Imperial Navy, the TIE pilots operated under Imperial Army jurisdiction instead of the Imperial Navy.

Leader(s) These included walkers like the All Terrain-Advance Raider, the All Terrain-Scout Transport/Assault and All Terrain Kashyyyk Transport, along with repulsorcraft like the 2-M Saber-class repulsor tank, Imperial Repulsortank 1-L, the 008 Heavy Landspeeder and the Ultra-Light Assault Vehicle. Engineering squads and sharpshooter squads were composed of Special Missions troopers operating as military engineers and snipers. More collection videos coming soon! Imperial Military is a part of the Star Wars universe. The Imperial Army was structured to provide the greatest possible flexibility to the commander.

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