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The Rebel Combat Tank was a Tank used by the Rebel Alliance. It could seat two people; a driver who controlled the vehicle, main lasers and The Particle Cannons, and the main gunner, who controlled two powerful side-mounted missile turrets. A SoroSub designer sold the design for the AAC-1 Hovertank to the Rebellion after taking heavy losses at Sabaac. This vehicle is fast, maneuverable and has medium strength armour.

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rdfs:label	Alliance AAC-1
rdfs:comment	The Rebel Combat Tank was a Tank used by the Rebel Alliance. It could seat two people; a driver who controlled the vehicle, main lasers and The Particle Cannons, and the main gunner, who controlled two powerful side-mounted missile turrets. A SoroSub designer sold the design for the AAC-1 Hovertank to the Rebellion after taking heavy losses at Sabaac. This vehicle is fast, maneuverable and has medium strength armour.
dcterms:subject	Rebel Alliance Vehicles Vehicles Galactic Civil War era Tank
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Type	Tank
AFF	Rebel Alliance Royal Naboo
Crew	21(xsd:integer)
abstract	The Rebel Combat Tank was a Tank used by the Rebel Alliance. It could seat two people; a driver who controlled the vehicle, main lasers and The Particle Cannons, and the main gunner, who controlled two powerful side-mounted missile turrets. A SoroSub designer sold the design for the AAC-1 Hovertank to the Rebellion after taking heavy losses at Sabaac. This vehicle is fast, maneuverable and has medium strength armour.

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