Ī variant, the AAC-2 hovertank, was used by Rebel in battles such as the Skirmishes of Yavin 4. Around 0 BBY, the Alliance and the Empire had AAC-1s stationed at their base on Polis Massa when the Empire raided the facility searching for the Death Star plans. The Royal Naboo Security Forces employed AAC-1s during the Galactic Empire's assault on Naboo in 18 BBY, during which Queen Apailana was killed. The Alliance to Restore the Republic found the vehicle to be effective when used in lightning strikes against military targets. A SoroSuub designer sold the design blueprints to agents of the Alliance to Restore the Republic and the Royal Naboo Security Forces to pay off debts incurred from a night of Sabacc. Originally designed by SoroSuub Corporation, the vehicle that would become the AAC-1 was a prototype concept that never went into production. History Īn Imperial slicer gaining access to an AAC-1. The speeder tank was employed as an anti-aircraft combat vehicle, and employed a repulsorlift engine for movement. The pilot used the laser cannons and beam cannons whilst the gunner fired the missile turrets.
A pair of rapid-fire missile turrets were mounted on the top of the vehicle. Its primary weapons were forward-facing laser cannons and particle cannons, which were capable of destroying an enemy tank with a small number of shots. Equipped with reinforced hull plating, the AAC-1's only weak point was found to be the black coolers on the sides of the tank. The AAC-1 speeder tank was fast, with exceptional lateral maneuverability allowing it to slip sideways and dodge incoming fire.
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