VTOL for gun elevation, Trim for turret horizontal movement. ag1 for turret traverese, ag2 for mg traverse, ag3 for mg (commanders) activation, ag 4 for co-axial gun activation, ag5 to fire main 118mm gun

After WW2 the TE decided they needed a new tank, so they put their engineers to work on a project of a tank with the ability to reach 70mph in a straight line on dirt, and have it carry a R8A3 118mm cannon and sufficient anti infantry capability. the Jaguar I was the outcome. it mounted the previously mentioned 118mm gun and 2x 13mm HMGs. it could reach upwards of 85mph and had remarkable maneuverability

Using APDSFS-F ammunition it can penetrate up to 400mm of 90degree armour at 10-50m, 380 mm of 90degree armour at 1km and 300mm of 90degree armour at 2km

The HEAT-FS on the other hand can penetrate 400mm of 90degree armour at 10-50m, 400mm of armour at 1km and 390mm at 2km, however the HEAT shot performs worse against angled armour compared to its solid shot counterpart