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Pegasus Truck
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The Pegasus Truck was the Confederate Army's primary heavy hauler vehicle during the Second Great War. Its two and a half ton capacity and four wheel drive would allow it to carry a load of supplies or a squad of soldiers from place to place quickly and efficiently. This speed was one of the reasons behind the success of Operation Blackbeard since it allowed infantry troops to advance much faster than they could during the Great War after barrels made repeated breakthroughs. It also allowed foot soldiers to keep up with modern barrels which were also much faster than their Great War counterparts.
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The Pegasus Truck was the Confederate Army's primary heavy hauler vehicle during the Second Great War. Its two and a half ton capacity and four wheel drive would allow it to carry a load of supplies or a squad of soldiers from place to place quickly and efficiently. This speed was one of the reasons behind the success of Operation Blackbeard since it allowed infantry troops to advance much faster than they could during the Great War after barrels made repeated breakthroughs. It also allowed foot soldiers to keep up with modern barrels which were also much faster than their Great War counterparts.