Model number: AMF-101 Code name: DINN Unit type: mass production aerial combat mobile suit Manufacturer: ZAFT (Zodiac Alliance of Freedom Treaty) Operator: ZAFT First deployment: 20 May C.E. 70 Accommodation: pilot only, in standard cockpit in torso Dimensions: head height 18.93 meters Weight: max gross weight 37.33 metric tons Armor materials: unknown Powerplant: ultracompact energy battery, power output rating unknown Propulsion: unknown Equipment and design features: sensors, range unknown Fixed armaments: 4 x 6-tube multipurpose launcher, mounted on chest Optional hand armaments: MMI-M7S 76mm heavy assault machine gun, stored in hip holster; MMI-M100 190mm anti-aircraft shotgun, stored in hip holster
Technical and Historical Notes
The AMF-101 DINN is a mobile designed for sustained aerial combat on Earth. The DINN's design is similar to the ZGMF-1017 GINN, with the exception of the extendable wings used for flight and a helmet-like attachment used to increase the suit's aerodynamics. The DINN's armaments consist of an anti-aircraft shotgun and an assault machine gun also used by the ZGMF-515 CGUE. The DINN is also equipped with four multipurpose launchers in the chest which can be fitted with missiles. DINNs are deployed all across the Earth, and many units participate in ZAFT's Operation Spit Break, a failed attempt to destroy the Earth Alliance's JOSH-A base in Alaska. During Spit Break, a silver commander's unit is used by ace pilot Rau Le Creuset to infiltrate the Alaska Base. In addition to the standard DINN model, ZAFT also produces several variations, including the AME-WAC01 DINN Special Electronic Installation Type, AMRF-101C AWACS DINN and AMF-103A DINN RAVEN.