New of Projekt Sturmwaffen-Zwei II has been uncovered recently from new reports from units UX and UZ. After advancements found in IQ and alertness, the two units began focusing on more precise aim. UX was first attempting to use a mechanically controlled arm to aim for them with a specialized, smaller master comp used by jets that could fit into the torso of the soldier. the master comp can already track targets but the ERAF demanded tagets to be SPECIFICALLY soldiers. Unit UX began adding addons to the Master Comp allowing enemies to be detected by heat signatures, silohouettes, weapon signatures and even cold blood just for Atlanteans. A Russian soldier in the ERAF, Ilyasov Pavlovich was given a prototype of the mechanical arm fixation but during a test run, the arm malfunctioned and snapped his arm clean. UX was horrified as Ilyasov screamed and wailed, half of his arm was gone clean... UX deemed the experiment unsuccessful and began a new experiment on the same idea but fixing the mechanical fixation. Meanwhile, Unit UZ already finished the C-16 fighter jet but hasn't reached MACH 20 yet. Instead, the UZ began working on a new engine for the jet which instead of powered by jet fuel, which the Eskaijiani JNZ-81 Engine used, Unit UZ began working on the JNZ-100 Engine, similar to a space craft engine but shrunk down which was instead to be powered by Ammonium Perchlorate Composite Propellant, Incendiary Metals, Pyrotechnic Stars and phosphorus/magnesium mixed and purified into a chemical compound called by Unit UZ as "Lethal Serial Designation Chemical Compound 05 (Class L: S CC05)". Unit UZ then used a coolant on the C-16 and a heat shield (fire proof gels, coolant material, glass, foils and air gaps) and attempted to use the C-16 to test it. The resut was astonishing... The C-16 did reach MACH 20 with slight melting along the under belly and sides. The Highcommand is especially pleased with Projekt Sturmwaffen-Zwei II and gave the green light for further testing and an improved version of the C-16, the C-16A to be rushed into service but was particularly disatisfied with Unit UX for it's faliure in improved aim.
