Notes: The 120R 20M in the designation refers to the mortar, a new French rifled 120mm mortar that uses a system of shock absorbers that takes up a lot of the recoil of the mortar. This mortar system weighs 1.4 tons and is a version of the TDA MO-120-RT. This system can be installed in any wheeled or tracked vehicle with sufficient space in its cargo area that weighs at least 10 tons (including the weight of the mortar). The weight of the system includes a semi-automatic loading system with a magazine of 40 rounds, and allows a rate of fire of 1 per phase.

Twilight 2000 Notes: This particular system is the one sold to Turkey before and during the Twilight War, and uses Turkish Infantry Fighting Vehicle (TIFV) chassis. This vehicle was the bane of Greek, Iraqi, and Russian infantry formations, able to provide a large amount of fire support in a short amount of time. The vehicle includes GPS and a mortar firing computer that allows the mortar to accurately fire at targets without an FDC if the target location is known. The turret of the TIFV is removed and large hatches added to the rear deck to allow the mortar to fire.

Notes: This variant of the Cobra armored personnel carrier has a turntable mounting an 81mm mortar. Hatch arrangement is different, with two large hatches running from the rear to middle deck, and a hatch over the commander's position with a weapon mount. The doors and firing ports remain the same.

Twilight 2000 Notes: This vehicle does not exist.