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Armored Car is the thirteenth episode of the first season of Baywatch. Stats 14 Attack - 15 Defense An Armored Motor Carriage, abbreviated by humans as armored car, is a type of motorized vehicle characterized by its use of additional armor plating to achieve greater protection from incoming projectiles or strikes, compared to a regular motor carriage where the structure is of the hardness necessary to retain structural integrity and connect all components. Armored motor vehicles are used in a variety of functions, ranging from secure passenger transport, for example for important, threatened individuals such as politicians, to armored freight motor carriages for the transport of valuable goods or money, to military vehicles. An armored car does not necessarily integrate a weapon system and almost never does so when used for secure transport of people or cargo, however if employed in a m The Armored Car is the standard Ranged Cavalry of the Industrial Age. It has medium armor, is strong against most Infantry units, but weak in fighting Tanks.

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The Armored Car is the standard Ranged Cavalry of the Industrial Age. It has medium armor, is strong against most Infantry units, but weak in fighting Tanks. Stats 14 Attack - 15 Defense An Armored Motor Carriage, abbreviated by humans as armored car, is a type of motorized vehicle characterized by its use of additional armor plating to achieve greater protection from incoming projectiles or strikes, compared to a regular motor carriage where the structure is of the hardness necessary to retain structural integrity and connect all components. Armored motor vehicles are used in a variety of functions, ranging from secure passenger transport, for example for important, threatened individuals such as politicians, to armored freight motor carriages for the transport of valuable goods or money, to military vehicles. An armored car does not necessarily integrate a weapon system and almost never does so when used for secure transport of people or cargo, however if employed in a military role, these two almost invariably coincide. Armored Car is the thirteenth episode of the first season of Baywatch.

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