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Model number: GH-07AMS
Code name: Getter Aires
Unit type: Aerial Support Mobile Suit
Manufacturer: Getter Heavy Industries
Operator: RAF Getter Corps
First deployment: 0008 EC
Accomodation: pilot only, in standard cockpit in torso
Dimensions: head height 16.9 meters
Weight: empty 8.0 metric tons; max gross weight unknown
Construction: titanium alloy on semi-monocoque frame
Powerplant: Minovsky type ultracompact fusion reactor, output rating unknown
Propulsion: rocket thrusters: ?
Performance: ?
Equipment and design features:
• sensors, range ? meters
• 4 x wing hardpoint
Fixed armaments:
• none
Optional fixed armaments:
• none
Optional hand armaments:
• chainrifle, clip-fed, can be stored on wing hardpoint
• 4-tube missile pod, can be stored on wing hardpoint
Remote weapons:
• none
Notes:
• Another early design produced by Getter Heavy Industries during the Earth Collapse Era, the GH-07AMS Aries was built expressly for aerial combat. Initially patterned as an offshoot of the flight system developed for the Leo as a fixed model, the design saw many changes and eventually was streamlined into it's own unit. Mounting a pair of large jet engine housings on its shoulders and aerodynamic control surfaces, the Aries (named after the first Zodiac sign meaning "ram") was fully capable of independent atmospheric flight. It was also Getter's first variable mobile suit/jet fighter, as its legs deployed for walking and folded up into its body for flight. The Aries could also be loaded with a limited number of chainrifles and missile pods on its external wing hardpoints.