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The research that would lay the groundwork for Assault Artillery started 60 years before it was conceptualized, as the [[Soviet Union]] and the [[United States]] started scrambling for [[relics]] technology during the Cold War.<ref>[[Codename: Bakery Girl]], Secret Document 2</ref> The need to protect against [[Collapse Fluid]] radiations spurred the development of the [[Weight Bearing]] system by the [[United Nations]] Relic Science Agency, which was used as the base concept for models AA-01 and AA-03 of Assault Artillery.<ref name=Files2>[[The Art of Girls' Frontline Vol.1]], Confidential Files, part. 2</ref> The [[United Nations]] Medical Research Institute of the Falkland Islands would become an early site of discoveries on the artificial linkage technology for Assault Artillery.<ref>[[Codename: Bakery Girl]], Secret Document 5</ref>
However, Weight Bearing was not meant for combat operations and engineers ran into problems when trying to reduce weight and optimize the circuitry layout. These problems later spurred the development of the new AAX series,<ref name=Files2 /> which is the model presumably used during [[World War Three]]. Assault Artillery indirectly participated in the development of [[Tactical DollsDoll]]s, as the innovative TD-01 model of Westchester United Electronics Manufacturing Company was developed specifically to replace human test pilots for experimental Assault Artillery platform.<ref>[[The Art of Girls' Frontline Vol.1]], [[Confidential Files]], The Era of Production-Model Skeletal-Frame Robots</ref>
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