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Weapons[]

CE Service Rifle[]

The CE Service Rifle (CESR) was a gas-operated, magazine-fed, selective fire, bullpup rifle-style weapon system chambered in 5.56mm (accepting CE 5.56mm, 5.56×45mm NATO and .223 Remington cartridges interchangeably), developed and manufactured by CE Munitions and fielded by CE Security. It was extremely versatile, having three modes of fire (automatic, three-round burst and semi-automatic, respectively), and could serve a variety of roles ranging from that of a conventional assault rifle to squad automatic weapon or designated marksman rifle (with modifications).

CE Service Pistol[]

The CE Service Pistol (CESP) was a recoil-operated, magazine-fed, selective fire, pistol-style weapon system with an integrated sound suppressor and muzzle brake, chambered in 9mm (accepting CE 9mm and 9×19mm Parabellum cartridges interchangeably), developed and manufactured by CE Munitions and fielded by CE Security. It had three modes of fire (automatic, three-round burst and semi-automatic, respectively), allowing it to fill the role of a machine pistol. The side arm component of CE Security personnel's standard loadout and stealthier counterpart to the CE Service Rifle, it was relatively lightweight and concealable.

CE Pulse Rifle[]

The CE Pulse Rifle (CEPR) was a directed-energy rifle-style weapon system firing guided bolts of contained plasma, developed and manufactured by CE Munitions and fielded by CE Security. It had three modes of fire (automatic, three-round burst and semi-automatic, respectively).

Platforms[]

CE Infantry Bot[]

The CE Infantry Bot, or just Bot, was a commercially-available line of platformed AI designed for military combat, developed by CE Munitions. The success of the general model spawned countless variations, and led to their widespread implementation in many militaries. They made up the backbone of CE Security.

The bot was originally intended to outperform, if not completely eliminate the necessity for humans in general infantry combat roles. However, they have only fully replaced humans in assault roles in some militaries for varying reasons, mainly due to their overall combat or economic utility.

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