Unovusal-Kempeponser DB-2M3 Halzwülf

The DB-2M3 Halzwülf (Timber Wolf) is the most modern of the main battle tanks fielded by the Oswerian armed forces. It is a heavy modernization of the originally Svierish UPT m/1966 made to bring Oswerom's aging, mostly surplus, tank force up to modern standards.

Development
After Oswerom gained their true independence and stabilized in the early 1970s they had a relatively modern tank force of captured and purchased Svierish tanks, however by the mid 1980s these tanks were beginning to show their age. in 1986 Sogard Heavy Machine Industries was contracted to begin developing a modernization of the UPT m/1966. The tank was heavily reworked in most areas, getting new armaments, a new engine, enhanced armor protection, and a modern sensor suite. the modernization began trials 1988, and after 2 years and 4 months of trials and fixing minor issues the modernization was formally adopted by the army in 1991. * RHAe Values

Service History
While the tank was formally adopted in 1991, it only began production 3 months before adoption. as a result the tanks only began to see field service in February 1993 when the first 5 Battalions were delivered to the field. The tank performed excellently in Oswerom's interior plains, however it was less successful in the mountains due to the relatively limited gun depression from the increased size of the new gun's breech.