ROBOTECH Technical Files
by Peter Walker and Pieter Thomassen, with Robert Morgenstern

Designation:

Officer's Pod (Glaug)

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Glaug Officer's Pod
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I. Dimensions:

II. Type:

III. Propulsion:

IV. Performance:

V. Sensory Systems:

Glaug - Rear View

VI. Armament:

Cannons:
Missiles:

VII. Armor:

Full nuclear, biological and chemical protection, immunity from hand fired solids and energy beams, shrapnel and other fragments. Limited protection from heavier weaponry, adequate up to 30mm autocannon shells or equivalent.

VIII. Development:

The higher-ranking field commanders in the Zentraedi army were all issued a Glaug Officers Pod. This mecha was even more mobile than the Regult TBP series, and the OP also had the advantage of heavier weaponry. Mounted on the arms for better fields of fire and increased training and elevation rates, the TBP's two particle beams were augmented with a single cannon of almost thrice their power on the torso, and with two light Impact Cannon below the particle beam guns on the arms. In addition, the OP had six small missiles as well as more armor than the TBP, providing better protection for the higher-valued officers. The Glaug usually led groups of Regult on the ground, but could also be equipped with a booster, much as the REF's Alpha fighter could be equipped with a Beta as booster, to turn the essentially ground-based mecha into a transorbital fighter. This booster, the Armored Vehicle, also had some extra weapons built in: 144 dogfight-specialized missiles. However, both the Glaug and the Regult could function as space fighters, though not as aerial fighters, without the benefit of extra boosters.

Officer's Pod Cockpit View:Officer's Pod Cockpit Thumbnail

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