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| brooklynn [2026/03/09 16:48] – [The Trench Runner (Hydra F-4)] hugh | brooklynn [2026/03/09 16:49] (current) – [Engine Supply Logic (Why Brooklynn Wasn’t Bottlenecked)] hugh | ||
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| ==== Engine Supply Logic (Why Brooklynn Wasn’t Bottlenecked) ==== | ==== Engine Supply Logic (Why Brooklynn Wasn’t Bottlenecked) ==== | ||
| - | During peak war production, the **V-series** Hydra engines were prioritized for | + | During peak war production, the **V-series** Hydra engines were prioritized for trucks, armored vehicles, rail, and marine roles. Brooklynn’s growth was enabled by the fact that: |
| - | trucks, armored vehicles, rail, and marine roles. Brooklynn’s growth was enabled | + | |
| - | by the fact that: | + | |
| * Brooklynn’s primary platforms used **F-series** engines | * Brooklynn’s primary platforms used **F-series** engines | ||
| - | * the Trench Runner **needed** the flat boxer architecture (F-4), not the | + | * the Trench Runner **needed** the flat boxer architecture (F-4), not the V-series |
| - | | + | * Brooklynn’s ramp therefore did not meaningfully compete with strategic V-series allocations |
| - | * Brooklynn’s ramp therefore did not meaningfully compete with strategic | + | |
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| This let Brooklynn expand output aggressively without disrupting RRCC’s core | This let Brooklynn expand output aggressively without disrupting RRCC’s core | ||
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