MBT-14 Armata Main Battle Tank

The MBT-14 Armata (Officially Main Battle Tank, Project 14, Codename 'Armata') and its para-version, the MBT-14K, is the current active-duty main battle tank used by the Normanland Defence Force Army (NDF-A). Fielded in 2009 to replace the previous T-90CM-A3, variants first saw combat at the Battle of NFOB Osea when the 5/11th Armoured Battalion was deployed to counter an amphibious armoured assault.

Regular
Project 14 - Original demonstrator model. 12 built.

MBT-14 Armata - Production model. 12,000 built.

MBT-14B Armata - MBT-14 but with Trophy APS. This is the current service model, all previous models were converted.

Para
MBT-14C Armata - Experimental version that utilised a reduced armour fitting for the capability to be combat aerially inserted. 20 built.

MBT-14K Armata - Combat-ready variant of the MBT-14C. 1,000 built.

MBT-14K-M2 Armata - Enhanced APS and ERA package. 300 built.

Army
The Normanland Army is the primary operator of the MBT-14, maintaining a fleet of just over 3,000 MBT-14Bs and 200 MBT-14K-M2s. The tanks are spread across six armoured divisions:

5/3rd Armoured Division (600 MBT-14B)

1/6th Armoured Division (600 MBT-14B)

5/1st Armoured Division (200 MBT-14K-M2)

3/9th Armoured Division (400 MBT-14B)

2/2nd Armoured Division (1000 MBT-14B)

4/7th Armoured Division (200 MBT-14B, 200 MBT-14K)