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{{Quote|These missiles are specialized to target and deliver their warhead to an aircraft with great speed and maneuverability. The missile pods are quite large and can be reloaded via a mechanical system in the Wolverine, which stores a small supply of missiles on board.|Halo Wars.com description}} | {{Quote|These missiles are specialized to target and deliver their warhead to an aircraft with great speed and maneuverability. The missile pods are quite large and can be reloaded via a mechanical system in the Wolverine, which stores a small supply of missiles on board.|Halo Wars.com description}} | ||
'''Argent V missiles''' are missiles capable of destroying both surface targets and aircraft. These missiles are usually mounted on the [[M9 Main Anti-Aircraft Tank]] and the [[AC-220 Vulture|AC-220 Gunship]].<ref>[http://halowars.com/GameInfo/vehicledepot.aspx#Wolverine '''Official Halo Wars Community Site''': ''UNSC Vehicle Depot - Wolverine'']</ref><ref>[http://halowars.com/GameInfo/airpad.aspx#Vulture '''Official Halo Wars Community Site''': ''UNSC Air Pad - Vulture'']</ref> | '''Argent V missiles''', also designated '''M4510 ASGM-2''' <ref name="H4VG">'''Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide''', ''page 79''</ref>, are missiles capable of destroying both surface targets and aircraft. These missiles are usually mounted on the [[M12R Warthog]], the [[M9 Main Anti-Aircraft Tank]], and the [[AC-220 Vulture|AC-220 Gunship]].<ref>[http://halowars.com/GameInfo/vehicledepot.aspx#Wolverine '''Official Halo Wars Community Site''': ''UNSC Vehicle Depot - Wolverine'']</ref><ref>[http://halowars.com/GameInfo/airpad.aspx#Vulture '''Official Halo Wars Community Site''': ''UNSC Air Pad - Vulture'']</ref> | ||
[[Franklin Mendez]] was known to mount a rack of these missiles on his [[Missile Warthog|personal Warthog]], back when he was training the [[SPARTAN-II Program|SPARTAN-II's]] on [[Reach]] as a [[Chief Petty Officer]].<ref>'''Halo: The Fall of Reach''', ''pages 69-70''</ref> | [[Franklin Mendez]] was known to mount a rack of these missiles on his [[Missile Warthog|personal Warthog]], back when he was training the [[SPARTAN-II Program|SPARTAN-II's]] on [[Reach]] as a [[Chief Petty Officer]].<ref>'''Halo: The Fall of Reach''', ''pages 69-70''</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 13:11, November 9, 2014
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An M9 MAAT firing an Argent V missile.
- "These missiles are specialized to target and deliver their warhead to an aircraft with great speed and maneuverability. The missile pods are quite large and can be reloaded via a mechanical system in the Wolverine, which stores a small supply of missiles on board."
- — Halo Wars.com description
Argent V missiles, also designated M4510 ASGM-2 [1], are missiles capable of destroying both surface targets and aircraft. These missiles are usually mounted on the M12R Warthog, the M9 Main Anti-Aircraft Tank, and the AC-220 Gunship.[2][3]
Franklin Mendez was known to mount a rack of these missiles on his personal Warthog, back when he was training the SPARTAN-II's on Reach as a Chief Petty Officer.[4]
Trivia
Argent is a French word meaning "silver".
List of appearances
- Halo: The Fall of Reach (First appearance)
- Halo Wars
- Halo: Reach
- Halo 4
Sources
- ^ Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide, page 79
- ^ Official Halo Wars Community Site: UNSC Vehicle Depot - Wolverine
- ^ Official Halo Wars Community Site: UNSC Air Pad - Vulture
- ^ Halo: The Fall of Reach, pages 69-70
