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*'''[[Pressure seal]]''': The pressure seal is a vital component to the MJOLNIR system; it keeps the system airtight underwater or in space. The seal is very strong, only breaking under extreme pressure, such as in a high velocity impact or when the hydrostatic gel has been overpressurized.
*'''[[Pressure seal]]''': The pressure seal is a vital component to the MJOLNIR system; it keeps the system airtight underwater or in space. The seal is very strong, only breaking under extreme pressure, such as in a high velocity impact or when the hydrostatic gel has been overpressurized.


*'''[[Biofoam|Automatic biofoam injectors]]''': Biofoam injectors are an integral component of the systems that keep a SPARTAN-II functioning in battle even after injuries which would otherwise incapacitate the wearer.<ref>'''Halo: First Strike''', ''page 244'' (2003)</ref>{{Ref/Note|The subsequent Mark VI generation's automatic biofoam injectors supposedly serve as the fictional explanation for the player's regenerating [[health]] in ''Halo 2'', while the non-regenerating health in ''Halo: Combat Evolved'' and ''Halo: Reach'' seemingly suggests that the injectors were not present in the Mark V suit. However, this is merely a gameplay-related change as ''Halo: First Strike'' establishes that the Mark V was equipped with biofoam injectors.}} Biofoam is a medical gel that is used to fill and seal a wound automatically as well as to treat any infection that could occur as a result of the wound.
*'''[[Biofoam|Automatic biofoam injectors]]''': Biofoam injectors are an integral component of the systems that keep a SPARTAN-II functioning in battle even after injuries which would otherwise incapacitate the wearer.<ref>'''Halo: First Strike''', ''page 244'' (2003)</ref><ref group="note">The subsequent Mark VI generation's automatic biofoam injectors supposedly serve as the fictional explanation for the player's regenerating [[health]] in ''Halo 2'', while the non-regenerating health in ''Halo: Combat Evolved'' and ''Halo: Reach'' seemingly suggests that the injectors were not present in the Mark V suit. However, this is merely a gameplay-related change as ''Halo: First Strike'' establishes that the Mark V was equipped with biofoam injectors.</ref> Biofoam is a medical gel that is used to fill and seal a wound automatically as well as to treat any infection that could occur as a result of the wound.


*'''Biofoam injection ports''': The Mark V armor possesses injection ports where a direct supply of biofoam or other medicines can be administered from a standard military first aid kit when the wearer is injured.<ref>'''Halo: First Strike''', ''page 123'' (2003)</ref>
*'''Biofoam injection ports''': The Mark V armor possesses injection ports where a direct supply of biofoam or other medicines can be administered from a standard military first aid kit when the wearer is injured.<ref>'''Halo: First Strike''', ''page 123'' (2003)</ref>

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