Notes: This is a Swedish artillery vehicle featuring a 52-caliber 155mm howitzer that allows extended range over normal 155mm howitzers. The gun is fed from a 14-round magazine (the gun includes a crane for loading this magazine), which allows a fire rate of one round per phase until the magazine is exhausted. Reloading a magazine takes 24 phases (2 minutes). The gun is cocked manually, which requires one phase. The Bandkanon has an inertial land navigation system that allows it to take somewhat inaccurate shots (-1 to skill rolls) without input from an FDC.

Notes: This Swedish vehicle is a modified FH-77 towed howitzer on all-terrain truck chassis. Spades are lowered at the rear of the vehicle before firing the howitzer. The cab of the FH-77AD is armored, and the HF armor figure is applied to all angles of fire against the cab, instead of just fire originating from the front of the vehicle. This vehicle was designed to quickly lead to more mobile artillery.

Twilight 2000 Notes: This work had just begun as the Twilight War commenced, and only about 30 of these vehicles had been manufactured at the outset of the war. Though production continued at a slow rate during the war, not many more FH-77AD's were made until well after the Twilight War.