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GOLEM Battleplate, also known simply as GOLEM, was a type of armor plating used on spacefaring vessels and orbital complexes of the United Nations Space Command Navy from the 2580's through the mid-2730's in various iterations. In field testing, it proved to be approximately thirty percent more resilient to various directed energy weapons and forty-three percent stronger against explosive/magnetically accelerated weapons when compared to the traditional Grade-A Titanium Battleplate.

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  • GOLEM Battleplate, also known simply as GOLEM, was a type of armor plating used on spacefaring vessels and orbital complexes of the United Nations Space Command Navy from the 2580's through the mid-2730's in various iterations. In field testing, it proved to be approximately thirty percent more resilient to various directed energy weapons and forty-three percent stronger against explosive/magnetically accelerated weapons when compared to the traditional Grade-A Titanium Battleplate.
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  • GOLEM Battleplate, also known simply as GOLEM, was a type of armor plating used on spacefaring vessels and orbital complexes of the United Nations Space Command Navy from the 2580's through the mid-2730's in various iterations. In field testing, it proved to be approximately thirty percent more resilient to various directed energy weapons and forty-three percent stronger against explosive/magnetically accelerated weapons when compared to the traditional Grade-A Titanium Battleplate. GOLEM was also known to be used in various atmospheric activities; these included heavily reinforced military complexes, heavy vehicles such as the M810 Raider Main Battle Tank, and to a lesser extent on various experimental and/or prototype heavy infantry combat suits or exoskeletons.
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