Submitted to the SLDF Quartermaster Corps as a premier 
assault mech to supplement their Assault Lances.  The 
AGM-1ON Agamemnon is designed around its bulky Vlar 
300XL engine.  The Standard Chassis and Standard 
Armor that this mech carries facilitates easy repair.  The 
AGM-1O Agamemnon is equipped with Dual CASE 
systems to protect the pilot from ammo explosions.  To 
augment the colossal mass of the Agamemnon, an 
unprecedented 53.0 Tons of Pod Space is available.

Variants:
The Primary variant comes equipped with 2 Norse Storm 
Gauss Rifles.  Each Gauss Rifle is equipped with 3 tons of 
ammo each.  7 Medium Lasers augments the Gauss 
Rifles.  2 SRM-6 systems are added to each torso to 
complete the weapon load.

Configuration Alpha is equipped with one Norse Storm 
Gauss rifle and 2 Kreuss PPCs for Long Range Firepower. 
 Medium range is covered by a MRM-30 system.  6 ER 
Medium Lasers are available for Short Range protection.

Configuration Bravo is an improvement on the Alpha 
variant.  Two ER Large Lasers are installed with a 
MRM-40 system.  An Ultra AC-20 is installed in the Right 
Arm with 3 medium lasers and 1 medium laser to 
supplement the autocannon.

Configuration Charlie totes a Norse Storm Gauss Rifle as 
it's primary armament.  Designed as a missile support 
system, the Charlie Variant carries two Artemis IV equipped 
LRM-20s.  Each of these systems are equipped with 3 
tons of ammo apeice.  As backup weapons two ER 
Medium Lasers in the Center Torso Pod.  A C3 Master 
Computer is onboard as a Command Mech for heavy C3 
lances/companies.

Configuration Delta is meant as an upgraded battlefield 
support vehicle much like the Stalker.  2 LRM-20s and 2 
Large Lasers are meant for Long Range.  While lacking a 
powerful Short Range armament, 2 SRM-6s and 2 
ER-Medium Lasers are available at ranges under 210 
meters.  3 Jump Jets are added for increased mobility.

Deployment:
As with most Pheonix Armaments Limited's Omni's, the 
Agamemnon is used by the SLDF and many major houses 
in the Inner-Sphere.  It's hunched-over gait strike's fear in 
the hearts of its enemies.  Most variants are ferocious 
infighters with impressive weapon loads maximized for 
damage at range.  Very few instances have occured 
where the AGM-1ON has been destroyed.  Disabled yes, 
but rarely destroyed.  The Agamemnon's achilles heel has 
been the use of the XL engine.  Ammo too is another 
problem.  While the CASE system is installed in both of the 
Right and Left Torsos, even one explosion of a ton of 
ammo will cripple the engine thus disabling the mech.  
Although most wrecks of the AGM-1ON are recoverable 
and reusable due to the damage isolation, there are 
occurences of XL engines exploding due to the lack of 
shielding.  The final and most important drawback of the 
Agamemnon is the phenominal cost of the mech coming 
with a price tag of over 30 million C-bills.  As a result the 
Agamemnon has been deployed to those who can afford 
the cost of a devastating mech such as this.  To solve this 
problem, designers at PAL promise that another 100 Ton 
Omnimech without an XL engine will be available soon.  
Though not able to carry as many weapons, the Halberd, 
as it is being called (named after a Pole-Axe style 
medieval weapon), will still be able to keep up with its 
cousin.