A platoon of Alliance's IFVs stumbled onto a group of Snakes' infantry, as well as some cultists trying to drug captured pregnant women into sleep, so they could take them to Serpent City for taking babies for themselves; to raise and teach them the way of the Snakes. Of course, it's post-apocalyptic world, afterall.

IFVs don't hasitate, they open fire with their guns. Raining bullets on the Snake-worshippers and try to rescue the hostages. With overwhelming firepower in numbers, the outcome would be easy to guess.

M6 is the Infantry Fighting Vehicle of the New Hope Alliance, versatile and general purpose. It's autocannon can take down infantry and aircraft easily, as well as light vehicles. But will struggle against armored vehicles. As mentioned earlier, it can engage enemy aircraft too, with advanced fire control and targeting system. It could also be upgraded with Cage armor to increase durability against RPGs and ATGMs. Though a single IFV couldn't do much against a group of enemy, even group of infantry, it is best to deploy them in numbers to be effective.

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(more) Fun facts:

1. IFV number 268 is refered to the set year of Gen:LOCK story, 2068. To hell with The Union.

2. IFV number 007 is refered to... hehehe... Bond. James Bond.

3. IFV number 117 is refered to, of course, John-117.

Sea of Fire by Maksim

Mentioned references:

Gen:LOCK by Gray Haddock, Rooster Teeth

James Bond by Ian Fleming

John-117 from Halo by 343 Industries, Bungie