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What appear to be Harpoon missile tubes appear in [[Halo: Reach]] on the [[Paris-class heavy frigate|''Paris''-class heavy frigate]], [[UNSC Pillar of Autumn|UNSC ''Pillar of Autumn'']] and [[Anchor 9]], though they never function in-game. | What appear to be Harpoon missile tubes appear in ''[[Halo: Reach]]'' on the [[Paris-class heavy frigate|''Paris''-class heavy frigate]], [[UNSC Pillar of Autumn|UNSC ''Pillar of Autumn'']] and [[Anchor 9]], though they never function in-game. | ||
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Revision as of 13:08, November 3, 2014
Template:Not Canon Template:Weapon The Harpoon nuclear missile was to be a United Nations Space Command starship-mounted thermonuclear weapon. It is mentioned in a piece of concept art for the UNSC corvette Andraste that Isaac Hannaford designed for Halo 3, though it was not featured in the game.[1]
What appear to be Harpoon missile tubes appear in Halo: Reach on the Paris-class heavy frigate, UNSC Pillar of Autumn and Anchor 9, though they never function in-game.
It shares its name with a modern-day anti-ship missile.
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The concept piece in which the missiles are mentioned.
Harpoon tubes onboard UNSC Savannah.
Under-construction frigates in Long Night of Solace show the tubes extending below deck.
Harpoon missile tubes onboard Anchor 9.
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