Battlemaster tank

The Battlemaster tank (Uralic: Военачальник Танк, Zhonghuan: 战斗大师坦克), also known as the T-47 and ZTZ-47 is a jointly developed main battle tank by Zhonghua and the Socialist States during the 2040s. About 300 ZTZ-47s are in service with the People's Liberation Army as of 2050, while 50 T-47s are in the Red Army. The tank is also used by the Samudra National Army, with 15 tanks, and the Harappan Army ordered 44 Battlemaster tanks in 2049.

Operated by a crew of three and armed with twin 120mm smoothbore automatically loaded tank guns, the tank uses a modern fire-control system integrated with night-fighting equipment and is capable of firing many types of anti-tank rounds as well as guided anti-tank missiles. An evolution of Zhonghuan and USSU tanks, the design is considerably smaller and lighter than most Western main battle tanks. It is mainly based on the Zhonghuan ZTZ-21 chassis. Beyond its unconventional main weaponry, the Battlemaster design is unusual in that it was designed to be adaptable for manufacture, so that it can be easily integrated with a variety of foreign engines and transmissions. The current production variant of the Al-Khalid uses a gas turbine engine and transmission supplied by the KMDB design bureau of the Socialist States.