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M80 Multiple Rocket Launch System
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Production overview

Manufacturer:

Misriah Armory[1]

Specifications

Ammunition type:

Varies[1]

Firing mode:

Salvo[1]

Service history

In service:

Post-Covenant War conflicts

 

The M80 Multiple Launch Rocket System,[1] known simply as the Rocket pod turret is a portable turret in use by the UNSC Defense Force after the Human-Covenant War. It is capable of firing three missiles at once and carries a total of 24 missiles.[2]

Specifications

Designed to replace Covenant War-era designs, the M80 consists of three modules: a central fire control system with integral sensor package and two detachable launcher pods with three ammo cells each. Each cell features an internal reloading mechanism and anti-blast safety features to mitigate injury to the user in the event of damage to the rockets contained within. Relatively light and self-contained, the M80 can be fitted to any vehicle or structure compatible with the older M79 Multiple Launch Rocket System.[1]

Variants

  • ONI Rocket Pod Turret: A variant used by the Office of Naval Intelligence.

Gameplay

Carrying the turret decreases the player's speed and maneuverability.

Gallery

List of appearances

Sources