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Technical Readout: 3039

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{{InfoBoxProduct
| image = Tro3039.gif
| name = Technical Readout: 3039
| type = Technical Readout
| author =
| development = [[Randall N. Bills]] <br> [[Mike Miller]] and [[Chris Wheeler]] (Assistant Development)
| primarywriting = [[Herbert A. Beas II]] <br /> Randall N. Bills <br /> [[Ken Horner]] <br /> [[Kevin Killany]] <br /> [[Nick Marsala]] <br /> [[David McCulloch]] <br /> Mike Miller <br /> [[Ben Rome]] <br /> [[Jason Schmetzer]] <br /> [[Chris Wheeler]]
| pages = 303
| cover = [[Doug Chaffee]] (Cover Art) <br> [[Ray Arrastia]] (Cover Design)
| interiorart = [[Shane Hartley]] and [[Steve Walker]] (Classic BattleTech Logo)
| illustrations = Doug Chaffee <br> [[David R. Deitrick]] <br /> [[Dana Knutson]] <br /> [[Chris Lewis]] <br /> [[Kevin Long]] <br /> [[Duane Loose]] <br /> [[Mike Nielsen]]
| publisher = [[Catalyst Game Labs]]
| productioncode = [https://store.catalystgamelabs.com/collections/battletech/products/battletech-technical-readout-3039-pdf 35121]
| year = June 1, 2009
| ISBN10 = 1934857025
| ISBN13 = 978-1934857021
| MSRP = $29.99
| content =
| era = [[BattleTech eras|Succession Wars era]]
| timeline = [[3025]] - [[3039]]
| series = [[Technical Readout]]s
| precededby = [[Technical Readout: 3025]], [[Technical Readout: 3025 Revised]]
| followedby = [[Technical Readout: 3050]]
}}

==Description==
'''''Technical Readout: 3039''''' is the latest book to provide technical data for units before the recovery of [[LosTech]] and the technological renaissance that accompanied such events as the recovery of the [[Gray Death Memory Core]] and the [[Clan Invasion]]. This mammoth tome comes from the perspective of the 3070s looking back on the beginning of the [[War of 3039]] and includes the [[Unseen|Unseen BattleMechs]], [[combat vehicle]]s, [[aerospace fighter]]s, [[conventional fighter]]s, and [[Star League|Star League BattleMechs]] downgrades.

==From the back cover==
{{quote|''In [[2781]] the [[Star League]] was officially abandoned, ending a 200-year-long [[Golden Age]]. In [[2785]] the [[Successor Lord]]s launched a series of massive conflicts that would rage for centuries and become known as The [[Succession Wars (History)|Succession Wars]]. Such endless warfare has taken its toll and by the [[Fourth Succession War]] of [[3028]], the technology employed on the battlefields is a mere shadow of the height of the Star League. However, the discovery of the [[Helm Memory Core]] is beginning to unlock such sought-after secrets, with new [[BattleMech]]s and experimental technologies starting to make a debut for the first time in centuries.''

''Classic BattleTech'' Technical Readout: 3039 ''is the perfect "first Technical Readout" companion to the [[Classic BattleTech Introductory Box Set]]. Combining the ’Mechs, vehicles and aerospace fighters previously found in ''[[Technical Readout: 3025 Revised]]'' and ''[[Technical Readout: 3026 Revised]]'', this volume features some of the most common units of the Succession Wars. Each machine is illustrated in detail, accompanied by a description of its history, capabilities, game stats, along with their most famous pilots.''}}

==Table of Contents==

;Introduction
;Vehicles
<div class="desktop-3-col">
: [[Ferret]] Light Scout VTOL
: [[Savannah Master]] Hovercraft
: [[Swift Wind]] Scout Car
: [[APC|Armored Personnel Carriers]]
: [[J-27 Ordnance Transport]]
: [[MASH Truck|Mobile Army Surgical Hospital]]
: [[Packrat]] Long Range Patrol Vehicle
: [[Skulker (Combat Vehicle)|Skulker]] Wheeled Scout Tank
: [[Warrior (Combat Vehicle)|Warrior H-7]] Attack Helicopter
: [[Harasser]] Missile Platform
: [[J. Edgar]] Light Hover Tank
: [[Mobile HQ]]
: [[Scorpion (Combat Vehicle)|Scorpion]] Light Tank
: [[Sea Skimmer]] Hydrofoil
: [[Coolant Truck]]
: [[Karnov]] UR Transport
: [[Hunter (Combat Vehicle)|Hunger]] [sic] Light Support Tank
: [[Pegasus Scout Hover Tank|Pegasus]] Scout Hover Tank
: [[Saladin]] Assault Hover Tank
: [[Saracen]] Medium Hover Tank
: [[Scimitar]] Medium Hover Tank
: [[Striker (Combat Vehicle)|Striker]] Light Tank
: [[Engineering Vehicle]]
: [[Hetzer]] Wheeled Assault Gun
: [[Goblin]] Medium Tank
: [[Condor (Combat Vehicle)|Condor]] Heavy Hover Tank
: [[Drillson]] Heavy Hover Tank
: [[Maxim]] Heavy Hover Transport
: [[Vedette]] Medium Tank
: [[Bulldog]] Medium Tank
: [[Hi-Scout]] Drone Carrier
: [[LRM Carrier|LRM]]/[[SRM Carrier]]
: [[Manticore]] Heavy Tank
: [[Pike (Combat Vehicle)|Pike]] Support Vehicle
: [[Mobile Long Tom]] Artillery
: [[Rommel]]/[[Patton]] Tank
: [[Monitor Naval Vessel]]
: [[Von Luckner]] Heavy Tank
: [[Demolisher]] Heavy Tank
: [[Partisan]] Heavy Tank
: [[Schrek]] PPC Carrier
: [[SturmFeur]] Heavy Tank
: [[Ontos]] Heavy Tank
: [[Behemoth (Combat Vehicle)|Behemoth]] Heavy Tank
: [[Neptune Submarine]]
</div>

;BattleMechs

[Light 'Mechs]
<div class="desktop-3-col">
: ''[[Commando]]''
: ''[[Javelin]]''
: ''[[Spider]]''
: ''[[UrbanMech]]''
: ''[[Firestarter (BattleMech)|Firestarter]]''
: ''[[Jenner]]''
: ''[[Panther]]''
</div>
[Medium 'Mechs]
<div class="desktop-3-col">
: ''[[Assassin]]''
: ''[[Cicada]]''
: ''[[Clint]]''
: ''[[Hermes II]]''
: ''[[Vulcan (BattleMech)|Vulcan]]''
: ''[[Whitworth]]''
: ''[[Blackjack (BattleMech)|Blackjack]]''
: ''[[Vindicator]]''
: ''[[Centurion (BattleMech)|Centurion]]''
: ''[[Enforcer]]''
: ''[[Hunchback]]''
: ''[[Trebuchet]]''
: ''[[Dervish]]''
</div>
[Heavy 'Mechs]
<div class="desktop-3-col">
: ''[[Dragon]]''
: ''[[Quickdraw]]''
: ''[[Catapult]]''
: ''[[JagerMech]]''
: ''[[Grasshopper]]''
: ''[[Orion]]''
</div>
[Assault 'Mechs]
<div class="desktop-3-col">
: ''[[Awesome]]''
: ''[[Charger]]''
: ''[[Victor]]''
: ''[[Zeus]]''
: ''[[Stalker]]''
: ''[[Cyclops]]''
: ''[[Banshee (BattleMech)|Banshee]]''
: ''[[Atlas (BattleMech)|Atlas]]''
</div>

;Conventional aircraft
<div class="desktop-3-col">
: [[Boomerang]] Spotter Plane
: [[Angel]] Light Strike Fighter
: [[Boeing Jump Bomber]]
: [[Guardian (Conventional Fighter)|Guardian]] Fighter
: [[Defender (Conventional Fighter)|Defender]] Medium Strike Fighter
: [[Meteor]] Heavy Strike Fighter
: [[MechBuster|'Mechbuster]]
: [[Planetlifter]] Air Transport
</div>

;Aerospace fighters
<div class="desktop-3-col">
: ''[[Seydlitz]]''
: ''[[Cheetah]]''
: ''[[Thrush]]''
: ''[[Sparrowhawk]]''
: ''[[Sholagar]]''
: ''[[Corsair (Aerospace Fighter class)|Corsair]]''
: ''[[Samurai]]''
: ''[[Transit]]''
: ''[[Stingray]]''
: ''[[Lucifer]]''
: ''[[Shilone]]''
: ''[[Transgressor]]''
: ''[[Slayer]]''
: ''[[Chippewa]]''
: ''[[Riever]]''
: ''[[Stuka]]''
</div>

;First in Centuries...
<div class="desktop-3-col">
: ''[[Raven]]''
: ''[[Wolfhound]]''
: ''[[Hatchetman]]''
: ''[[Cataphract]]''
: ''[[Hatamoto-Chi]]''
: ''[[Daboku]]''
: ''[[Sai]]''
</div>

;Star League
<div class="desktop-3-col">
: ''[[Thorn (BattleMech)|Thorn]]''
: ''[[Flea]]''
: ''[[Hornet]]''
: ''[[Mongoose]]''
: ''[[Falcon]]''
: ''[[Hermes]]''
: ''[[Hussar]]''
: ''[[Sentinel]]''
: ''[[Wyvern]]''
: ''[[Crab]]''
: ''[[Kintaro]]''
: ''[[Champion]]''
: ''[[Lancelot]]''
: ''[[Bombardier]]''
: ''[[Guillotine]]''
: ''[[Black Knight]]''
: ''[[Flashman]]''
: ''[[Thug]]''
: ''[[Highlander]]''
: ''[[King Crab]]''
</div>

;Project Phoenix
<div class="desktop-3-col">
: ''[[Locust]]''
: ''[[Stinger]]''
: ''[[Wasp]]''
: ''[[Valkyrie]]''
: ''[[Ostscout]]''
: ''[[Phoenix Hawk]]''
: ''[[Griffin]]''
: ''[[Scorpion (BattleMech)|Scorpion]]''
: ''[[Shadow Hawk]]''
: ''[[Wolverine (BattleMech)|Wolverine]]''
: ''[[Ostroc]]''
: ''[[Ostsol]]''
: ''[[Rifleman]]''
: ''[[Crusader]]''
: ''[[Thunderbolt]]''
: ''[[Archer]]''
: ''[[Warhammer]]''
: ''[[Marauder]]''
: ''[[Goliath]]''
: ''[[BattleMaster]]''
: ''[[Longbow]]''
: ''[[Marauder II]]''
</div>
;General Size Comparison Chart

==Notable Pilots==
''Technical Readout: 3039'' contains several pilot profiles that cannot currently be placed elsewhere on the wiki. These include:
{{div col|colwidth=25em}}
* [[Corporal]] [[Hatashi Williams]]
* ''[[Overste-Lojtnant]]'' [[Illya Stroncek]]
* [[Justin Baughman|Justin]] & [[Elizabeth Baughman]]
* [[Leftenant]] [[Bianca Graymond]]
* [[Force Commander]] [[Bill Gorhum]]
* [[Kenneth Long]]
* [[Captain]] [[Nick Vigilante]]
* Force Commander [[Henry Cannon]]
* [[Commander]] [[Max Cooper]]
* Leftenant [[Karl Noonan]]
* [[Subcommander]] [[Liu Soon]]
* Commander [[Theo Lykins]]
* [[Adept|Adept IV]] [[Carla Rush]]
* Captain [[John Cassion]]
* [[Lieutenant]] [[Wendy Polanski]]
* ''[[Sho-ko]]'' [[Hiro Bunta]]
* [[Richard Hall]]
* Subcommander [[Ivan Karyo]]
* [[MechWarrior (rank)|MechWarrior]] [[Wormmel Hide]]
* MechWarrior [[Colin McBurnham]]
* MechWarrior [[Michael Gai]]
* [[Sergeant]] [[Emma Guth]]
* [[Valerie Sunrider|Valerie "Valkyrie" Sunrider]]
* Captain [[Dagomar White]]
* Captain [[Diane Virgil|Diane "Vixen" Virgil]]
* Captain [[Jack Winfield]]
* Subcommander [[Marina Layton]]
* ''[[Chu-sa]]'' [[Hashiri Nitta]]
* Lieutenant [[Benjamin Hsu]]
* Force Commander [[Arthur Lohkamp]]
* MechWarrior [[Roy Roehmer]]
* Leftenant [[Jack Kidd]]
* [[Corinth Brody]]
{{div col end}}

==Remarks on content==
* The title comprises descriptions of 156 units in total, most of them had been previously published. They derive from different eras, Star League until late Succession Wars, all Inner Sphere. In further detail the ''TRO:3039'' contains:
** 82 [[BattleMech]] units, split over three chapters
*** 34 BattleMechs from Succession Wars era (chapter: "BattleMechs"), previously published in ''[[Technical Readout: 3025|TRO:3025]]'',
*** 6 BattleMechs being developed after the Fourth Succession War as a result of [[Helm Memory Core]] discovery (chapter: "First in centuries..."), being first published separately in various sourcebooks,
*** 20 BattleMechs from Star League era (chapter: "Star League"), previously published in ''[[Technical Readout: 2750|TRO:2750]]'',
*** 22 BattleMechs from Succession Wars Era, previously published in ''TRO:3025'' and ''[[Technical Readout: 3050|TRO:3050]]'', the so-called [[Reseen]], to address alleged copyright infringements (chapter: "Project Phoenix"). These units were published in ''TRO:3039'' without full image and appeared only as silhouettes.
** 17 [[aerospace fighter|aerospace]] units, split over two chapters,
*** 16 units from Succession Wars era, previously published in ''TRO:3025'' (chapter: "Aerospace Fighters"), and
*** 1 unit being developed after Helm Memory Core discovery (chapter: "First in centuries..."), previously unpublished.
** 8 [[Conventional Aircraft]], from different eras, some previously published, some unpublished.
** 48 [[Vehicle]]s, from different eras, previously published in ''[[TRO:3025]]'', ''[[Technical Readout: 3026|TRO:3026]]'', and from other sources,
*** 42 combat and support vehicles,
*** 3 VTOLs and
*** 3 surface vessels.
* The in-character description of the title's contents is given by [[Anastasius Focht]], [[ComStar]], 12 November 3073.
* The last page contains an overview of Classic BattleTech Eras, which is not listed in the Table of Contents.

==Notes==
* ''TRO:3039'' is essentially the replacement for ''[[TRO:3025]]'', ''[[TRO:3025 Revised]]'', and ''[[TRO:3026]]'' due to changes made over the decades since these books were printed. The book uses most of the artwork previously used in the retired books it replaces.
* Trademarked as ''Classic BattleTech Technical Readout: 3039''.

==Foreign-Language Editions==
===German===
{{InfoBoxForLangProduct
| image = Hardware-Handbuch 3039.jpg
| name = ''Hardware Handbuch 3039''
| language = German
| contribution = [[Clemens Schnitzler]], [[Michael Mingers]] (Editors), [[Benjamin Fox]], [[Sven Finke]], [[Heiko Rippel]], [[Jan Schulze]], [[Kai Großkordt]], [[Christian Pinzinger]], [[Tobias Kegler]], [[Tobias Junge]], [[Martin Hoffmann]] (Translation) and [[Christian Lonsing]] (Layout)
| pages = 304
| publisher = [[Ulisses Medien & Spiel Distribution GmbH|Ulisses Spiele]]
| year = 2012
| ISBN10 = 3868892230
| ISBN13 = 978868892239
| MSRP = 34,99 €
}}
Published by licensee [[Ulisses Medien & Spiel Distribution GmbH|Ulisses Spiele]] '''''Hardware Handbuch 3039''''' is the German edition of ''Technical Readout: 3039'' (''TRO:3039''). Unlike previous TROs, this edition matches the original edition in all aspects. The hyphen that was sometimes used in older German TRO titles (e.g. [[Hardware-Handbuch 3031]]) was completely left out in this. The German version is printed as DIN A4, a standard European paper size, which is a little larger then North American [[w:Paper size|Letter]].

====Spelling and Names====
As with other German products names of organizations have been translated, the respective abbreviations changed as well. Sometimes names of places are translated or its German spelling is corrected. For instance the [[DCMS]] (Draconis Combine Mustered Soldiery) became ''VSDK'' (''Vereinigte Streitkräfte des Draconis Kombinats''), the Planet [[Götterdämmerung (system)|Gotterdammerung]] was respelled to ''Götterdämmerung'' and so on. The practice of translating unit names to German ceased altogether in 1997.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Tro3039.gif|Original 2009 cover. Art by Doug Chaffee.
File:Hardware-Handbuch 3039.jpg|2012 German edition.
</gallery>

==See also==
{{TRONavbox|TRO}}

[[Category:Technical Readouts and Recognition Guides|3039]]
[[Category:German Editions]]

Hunter Light Support Tank

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{{otheruses|the tracked fire support vehicle|other uses|Hunter}}
{{InfoBoxCombatVehicle
| image = Hunter RGilClan v33.jpg
| name = Hunter
| manufacturer = [[Defiance Industries]]
| production year=2937
| year reference=<ref>''[http://www.masterunitlist.info/Unit/Details/1579/ MUL online date for the ''{{PAGENAME}}'']''</ref>
| Mission = Fire Support
| Type = Tracked
| cost = 1,135,125 C-bills
| mass = 35 tons
| armor = [[StarSlab/5.5]]
| heat sinks = 10 [[Heat Sink|single]]
| engine = [[Magna 175|175 Magna Fusion]]
| speed = 86.4
| Crew = 3
| comsys = [[TharHes Mini-Talk]]
| T&T = [[TharHes AGART]]
| armament =
* 1x [[LRM 20]]
* 1x [[Flamer]]
| BV (1.0) = 427
| BV (2.0) = 648
}}

==Description==
The '''Hunter Light Support Tank''' is popular with planetary militias and second-line units. It was designed by [[Defiance Industries]]<ref>''Handbook: House Steiner'', p. 141</ref> as a cheap, reliable and effective combat vehicle to provide covering fire support for combat units withdrawing from the front lines.

The vehicle found wide acceptance and licenses were sold to three other manufacturers:
:* [[United Outworlders Corporation]] - [[Mitchella]]<ref>''Handbook: Major Periphery States'', p. 144</ref>
:* [[Taurus Territorial Industries]] - [[Sterope]]<ref name=HMPSp118>''Handbook: Major Periphery States'', p. 118</ref>
:* [[Vandenberg Mechanized Industries]] - [[New Vandenberg]]<ref name=HMPSp118 />

==Weapons and Equipment==
Its low profile and twenty-tube [[FarFire Maxi-Rack]] [[LRM-20]] allows the tank to exploit sheltering terrain and supply indirect fire support. While the rear-facing [[Zippo]] [[Flamer]] provides close anti-infantry work in case of emergencies, it is more commonly used to provide a burning smoke cover for retreating units. With 2 tons of ammunition it can provide long-range fire support for a prolonged period of time. The Flamer is hardly ever used in direct combat.

==Variants==
*;Battledroids version : In what may or may not be a variant (or alternatively just the same vehicle under a different game ruleset), [[Battledroids]] featured an 'HNT-3R Hunter' tank with the usual movement profile for Battledroids tanks (4 MP, or 3 if a weapon was to be used on the same turn, i.e. somewhat slower than the classic Hunter), no flamer, and 18 shots for the LRM (3 tons of ammo). It also followed the uniform armor layout for Battledroids tanks of 20 points to the front, 10 to the sides, and 8 to the back.<br />This version should not confused with the apocryphal HNT-3R [[Hunter Assault Tank]], an altogether different 20-ton wheeled tank.

*;Ammo : This [[2960]] variant drops the [[flamer]] for an additional ton of ammunition. BV (2.0) = 675<ref>''Record Sheets: 3039 Unabridged'', p. 71</ref>

*;LRM-10 : This [[2954]] variant downgrades to an [[LRM-10]] with two tons of ammo. The space left over is filled two forward facing [[medium laser]]s and two [[machine gun]]s in each side. BV (2.0) = 645<ref>''Record Sheets: 3039 Unabridged'', p. 74</ref>

*;LRM-15 : This [[2956]] variant is similar to the LRM-10 variant, but does not include the [[medium laser]]s. BV (2.0) = 599<ref>''Record Sheets: 3039 Unabridged'', p. 75</ref>

*;Hunter (3054 Upgrade) : This redesigned variant removes all mounted weapons and replaces them with two [[Coventry Star Fire]] [[LRM-15]] racks, each with their own [[Artemis IV]] fire control system and 2 tons of ammunition to provide even greater accuracy and firepower. To make room from the additional weapons the engine was downgraded to a [[Doorman 140]] [[Fusion engine]] giving it a maximum speed of 64 km/h. The StarSlab/5.5 Standard armor was replaced with Star Slab/4 Ferro-Fibrous to save weight, but this also reduced its armor by a significant amount, making it a much easier target to destroy. BV (2.0) = 641<ref>''Record Sheets: 3058 Unabridged (Inner Sphere)'', p. 65</ref>

*;Hunter (Assault) : An unusual and rare variant which is based on the Hunter (3055), it removes all weapons and mounts a close range heavy striking [[Ultra AC/20]] with 3 tons of ammunition. This variant proved quite unpopular with its crews. BV (1.0) = 500,<ref name=RS3058Up91>''Record Sheets: 3058 Upgrades'', p. 91</ref> BV (2.0) = 670<ref>''Record Sheets: 3058 Unabridged (Inner Sphere)'', p. 66</ref>

*;Hunter (ER LL) : Also based on the Hunter (3055) variant and similar to the Hunter (LPL) this [[3059]] model uses an [[ER Large Laser]] instead. With the weight saved additional heat sinks were added to reduce heat output. BV (1.0) = 499,<ref name=RS3058Up91 /> BV (2.0) = 662<ref>''Record Sheets: 3058 Unabridged (Inner Sphere)'', p. 67</ref>

*;Hunter (LPL) : Based on the Hunter (3055) variant, this [[3061]] model removes one [[Coventry]] Star Fire [[LRM-15]] rack, and replaces it with a [[Large Pulse Laser]] to make use of the heat reduction capabilities of the Fusion engine while also enabling the tank to carry an additional 2 tons of ammunition for the remaining [[LRM-15]] rack. BV (1.0) = 450,<ref>''Record Sheets: 3058 Upgrades'', p. 92</ref> BV (2.0) = 610<ref>''Record Sheets: 3058 Unabridged (Inner Sphere)'', p. 68</ref>

*;Hunter Amphibious Tank : [[Defiance Industries]] bought the rights to produce the Sea Hunter tank. In their hands the Combat Vehicle Escape Pod was removed and the XL Engine was replaced with a [[fuel cell]] engine. The twin [[Mine Dispenser]]s on the rear of the hull remain, as do the LRT-10 and Enhanced LRM-10. Five tons of [[Heavy Ferro-Fibrous]] armor protects the crew. BV (2.0) = 639<ref name=TRO:Proto>''Technical Readout: Prototypes'', p. 37</ref>

*; Cell : Utilizing Clan-quality equipment common in the Dark Ages, [[Defiance Industries]]' Hunter (Cell) version uses a Defiance-Doombud ClanTech [[LRM-20]] launcher with [[Artemis IV]] and two tons of CASE-protected ammo along with a rear-mounted [[vehicle flamer]] for infantry defense. A lightweight and efficient [[fuel cell]] engine allows it to reach over 118 km/h despite its heavy cladding of [[heavy ferro-fibrous]] armor. BV (2.0) = 939<ref>''Recognition Guide: ilClan, vol. 33'', p. 30</ref>

===Custom Variants===
*;Sea Hunter : Produced by [[Andrea County Armor Yards]], this Hunter variant is fully amphibious. This allows it to patrol shorelines and support amphibious assaults. Equipped with Heavy Ferro-Fibrous armor for protection, the Sea Hunter uses an [[LRT-10]] launcher and twin [[Mine Dispenser]]s to attack submarines and surface ships. To attack ground, air, or sea targets, it uses a single [[Enhanced LRM-10]] missile launcher. For additional crew protection, the Sea Hunter is equipped with a [[Combat Vehicle Escape Pod]]. BV (2.0) = 570<ref>''Experimental Technical Readout: Boondocks'', p. 8</ref>

==Design Quirks==
The Hunter Amphibious Tank variant is subject of the following [[Design Quirks]]:<ref name=TRO:Proto/>
* [[Accurate Weapon|Accurate Weapon (Enhanced LRM 10)]]
* [[Accurate Weapon|Accurate Weapon (LR Torpedo 10)]]
* [[Gas Hog]]

==Notable Crewmembers==
:''See: [[:Category:Notable Hunter Light Support Tank Crewmembers]]''

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Hunter.jpg|Original Hunter from ''[[Technical Readout: 3026|TRO:3026]]''
Hunter HWH3031.jpg|Decolorized reprint of Hunter from German ''[[Hardware-Handbuch 3031|HWH:3031]]''
Hunter TRO3026Revised.png|Hunter from ''[[Technical Readout: 3026 Revised|TRO:3026 Revised]]''
Hunter 3039.png|Hunter from ''[[Technical Readout: 3039|TRO:3039]]''
Hunter_3058.jpg|Upgraded Hunter from ''[[Technical Readout: 3058|TRO:3058]]''
Hunter Amphibious Tank TROPrototypes.jpg|Hunter Amphibious Tank from ''[[Technical Readout: Prototypes|TRO:Prototypes]]''
Hunter RGilClan v33.jpg|Hunter from ''[[Recognition Guide: ilClan, vol. 33|RG:iClan vol. 33]]''
BDCutouts2.jpg|Hunter on ''[[Battledroids]]'' cutout sheet
Hunter silhouette.png|Hunter silhouette from ''[[BattleForce]]'' and ''[[MechWarrior: The BattleTech Role Playing Game|Mechwarrior RPG]]''
</gallery>

==References==
<references />

==Bibliography==
{{div col|colwidth=25em}}
* ''[[Battledroids]]''
* ''[[CityTech]]''
* ''[[Experimental Technical Readout: Boondocks]]''
* ''[[Recognition Guide: ilClan, vol. 33]]''
* ''[[Record Sheets: 3058 Unabridged (Inner Sphere)]]''
* ''[[Record Sheets: 3058 Upgrades]]''
* ''[[Technical Readout: 3026]]''
* ''[[Technical Readout: 3026 Revised]]''
* ''[[Technical Readout: 3039]]''
* ''[[Technical Readout: 3058]]''
* ''[[Technical Readout: 3058 Upgrade]]''
* ''[[Technical Readout: Prototypes]]''
{{div col end}}

[[Category:Combat Vehicles]]
[[Category:Light Combat Vehicles]]
[[Category:35 ton Combat Vehicles]]
[[Category:Tracked Combat Vehicles]]
[[Category:Fire Support Combat Vehicles]]
[[Category:Inner Sphere General Combat Vehicles]]