TR Gundam 6: Gihal II, Hazel II, and Kunlin
Brigadier General Walker looked at the current situation. The battle was extremely unfavorable for them.
Brigadier General Walker ordered every ship to record as much footage as possible of this mysterious force's MS units, then report everything—their capabilities, combat methods, and more—to headquarters.
Not long after the Destroyer Battleship was destroyed, Brigadier General Walker immediately notified headquarters and reported that the Skywing Mercenary Group had two additional Argama-class Battleships.
What kind of Gundam was this? It could freely change equipment and even combine with those fighters. Our country did possess this kind of combat method and technology, but it had failed in the past. Those technologies were eventually placed in the national reserve technology vault. Who would have thought that what we failed to achieve had been succeeded by the Skywing Mercenary Group? Brigadier General Walker thought.
Although Brigadier General Walker's forces were being suppressed, they continued fighting here. It was not because he possessed such great courage or recklessness, but because he needed to record all of the enemy's current technology and send it back to the nation.
Moreover, most of the pilots deployed to the front lines were former Colony Sphere residents whom they regarded as expendable.
Such sacrifices were worth it in exchange for recording the enemy's technology.
Several TR Gundam 6 Gihal IIs fired their dispersal Beam Cannons mounted on their shoulder units and shield booster rifles.
The TR Gundam 6 Gihal II used the third-generation Minovsky Super Energy Thermonuclear Reactor Standard Type 2, rated at 3450 KW. Besides possessing greater endurance than before, its speed, responsiveness, and maneuverability also surpassed even the earliest models.
Its weapons had also been improved by the development team, making them more lethal than before.
Overall, the TR Gundam 6 Gihal