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|engine=12.0 L liquid-cooled [[hydrogen]]-injected ICE
|engine=12.0 L liquid-cooled [[hydrogen]]-injected ICE
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'''Scout Warthogs''',<ref>'''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]'''</ref> also referred to as '''flatbed Warthogs''',<ref name="CH19">'''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]''', ''Chapter 19''</ref> are a configuration of the [[M12 Warthog|M12]] and [[M12B Warthog]] chassis', with their weapons removed.
'''Scout Warthogs''',<ref>'''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]'''</ref> also referred to as '''flatbed Warthogs''',<ref name="CH19">'''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]''', ''Chapter 19''</ref> are a configuration of the [[M12 Warthog|M12]] and [[M12B Warthog]] chassis', with their weapons removed.
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==Design details==
==Design details==
{{Main|M12 Warthog}}
{{Main|M12 Warthog}}
"Scout" Warthog vehicles could be considered the "default" state of Warthogs, with their primary difference from other variants being their lack of any discernible armament. Removing the primary weapon from the M12 FAV is typically a simple and straightforward operation,<ref>'''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]''', ''[[List of REQ cards/Vehicles|Woodland Scout Warthog REQ description]]''</ref> allowing for weapons to be removed as seen fit and the bed of the vehicle used for cargo and/ or personnel transportation. When used to transport personnel, a Scout Warthog is capable of supporting at most five people.<ref name="CH19"/><ref group="note">In ''Halo: Contact Harvest'', Johnson is noted as boarding a flatbed Warthog with Dass, Jenkins, Forsell and "the rest of" the members of One-Alpha Squad. Given that One-Alpha has four known members, this means at least five people were aboard the vehicle at this time.</ref>
"Scout" Warthog vehicles could be considered the "default" state of Warthogs, with their primary difference from other variants being their lack of any discernible armament. Removing the primary weapon from the M12 FAV is typically a simple and straightforward operation,<ref>'''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]''', ''[[List of REQ cards/Vehicles|Woodland Scout Warthog REQ description]]''</ref> allowing for weapons to be removed as seen fit and the bed of the vehicle used for cargo and/ or personnel transportation. When used to transport personnel, a Scout Warthog is capable of supporting at least five people.{{Ref/Reuse|CH19}}{{Ref/Note|In ''Halo: Contact Harvest'', Johnson is noted as boarding a flatbed Warthog with Dass, Jenkins, Forsell and "the rest of" the members of One-Alpha Squad. Given that One-Alpha has four known members, this means at least five people were aboard the vehicle at this time.}}


===Usage===
===Usage===
Flatbed Warthogs are typically employed by the UNSC for scouting purposes, transportation of food and fuel<ref>'''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]''', ''[[List of REQ cards/Vehicles|Tundra Scout Warthog REQ description]]''</ref> and as light transports<ref name="CH19"/><ref name="urban"/><ref name="H4SO">'''[[Halo 4]]''', [[Spartan Ops]], ''[[Departure]]''</ref> when necessary. Sometimes, some Warthogs are de-armed due to critical resource shortages.<ref name="urban">'''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]''', ''[[List of REQ cards/Vehicles|Urban Scout Warthog REQ description]]''</ref> The [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] also makes use of Scout Warthogs, though they bear only superficial similarities to their regular counterparts.<ref name="oni">'''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]''', ''[[List of REQ cards/Vehicles|ONI Scout Warthog REQ description]]''</ref>
Flatbed Warthogs are typically employed by the UNSC for scouting purposes, transportation of food and fuel<ref>'''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]''', ''[[List of REQ cards/Vehicles|Tundra Scout Warthog REQ description]]''</ref> and as light transports{{Ref/Reuse|CH19}}{{Ref/Reuse|urban}}<ref name="H4SO">'''[[Halo 4]]''', [[Spartan Ops]], ''[[Departure]]''</ref> when necessary. Sometimes, some Warthogs are de-armed due to critical resource shortages.<ref name="urban">'''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]''', ''[[List of REQ cards/Vehicles|Urban Scout Warthog REQ description]]''</ref> The [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] also makes use of Scout Warthogs, though they bear only superficial similarities to their regular counterparts.<ref name="oni">'''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]''', ''[[List of REQ cards/Vehicles|ONI Scout Warthog REQ description]]''</ref>


De-militarised Warthogs are also sold to private corporations such as the [[Liang-Dortmund Corporation]] alongside other milspec hardware.<ref name="corp">'''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]''', ''[[List of REQ cards/Vehicles|Corp Scout Warthog REQ description]]''</ref> Similar vehicles with no weapons are also sold on the civilian market, such as the [[Hog]] and [[M12S Warthog CST]]. Some de-armed Warthogs are utilised for racing.<ref name="rally">'''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]''', ''[[List of REQ cards/Vehicles|Rally Scout Warthog REQ description]]''</ref>
De-militarised Warthogs are also sold to private corporations such as the [[Liang-Dortmund Corporation]] alongside other milspec hardware.<ref name="corp">'''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]''', ''[[List of REQ cards/Vehicles|Corp Scout Warthog REQ description]]''</ref> Similar vehicles with no weapons are also sold on the civilian market, such as the [[Hog]] and [[M12S Warthog CST]]. Some de-armed Warthogs are utilised for racing.<ref name="rally">'''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]''', ''[[List of REQ cards/Vehicles|Rally Scout Warthog REQ description]]''</ref>


==Operational history==
==Operational history==
In [[2525]], the [[Colonial Militia]] on [[Harvest]] had at least two Warthogs used as flatbeds.<ref name="CH19"/> They would later see use in the [[Harvest campaign]], [[Battle for Arcadia]] and [[Battle of the Etran Harborage]] in [[2531]] due to their carry and manufacture by the {{UNSCShip|Spirit of Fire}} and its deployed [[Firebase]]s.<ref>'''[[Halo Wars]]'''</ref> "Scout" Warthogs would see continued use throughout the [[Human-Covenant War]] in varied roles when needed, thanks to their versatility. In [[2552]], several flatbeds were present at [[UNSC Training Facility Bravo]].<ref>'''[[Halo 3]]''', ''multiplayer level [[The Pit]]''</ref>
In [[2525]], the [[Colonial Militia]] on [[Harvest]] had at least two Warthogs used as flatbeds.{{Ref/Reuse|CH19}} They would later see use in the [[Harvest campaign]], [[Battle for Arcadia]] and [[Battle of Trove]] in [[2531]] due to their carry and manufacture by the {{UNSCShip|Spirit of Fire}} and its deployed [[Firebase]]s.<ref>'''[[Halo Wars]]'''</ref> "Scout" Warthogs would see continued use throughout the [[Human-Covenant War]] in varied roles when needed, thanks to their versatility. In [[2552]], several flatbeds were present at [[UNSC Training Facility Bravo]].<ref>'''[[Halo 3]]''', ''multiplayer level [[The Pit]]''</ref>


The upgrade to the M12B chassis in the late/ post-war era would also, by extension, create M12B Scout Warthogs. In [[2558]], the UNSC ''Infinity'' carried dearmed Warthogs in its hangars.<ref name="H4SO"/><ref name="H5BlueTeam">'''Halo 5: Guardians''', ''campaign level [[Blue Team (level)|Blue Team]]''</ref> Scout Warthogs were also employed on [[Meridian]] by the Liang-Dortmund Corporation.<ref>'''Halo 5: Guardians''', ''campaign level [[Evacuation]]''</ref>
The upgrade to the M12B chassis in the late/ post-war era would also, by extension, create M12B Scout Warthogs. In [[2558]], the UNSC ''Infinity'' carried dearmed Warthogs in its hangars.{{Ref/Reuse|H4SO}}<ref name="H5BlueTeam">'''Halo 5: Guardians''', ''campaign level [[Blue Team (level)|Blue Team]]''</ref> Scout Warthogs were also employed on [[Meridian]] by the Liang-Dortmund Corporation.<ref>'''Halo 5: Guardians''', ''campaign level [[Evacuation]]''</ref>


==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
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===''Halo 4''===
===''Halo 4''===
[[File:H4 - M12 FAV.png|thumb|right|250px|A Scout Warthog with two Marine passengers in ''Halo: Infinity''.]]
[[File:H4 - M12 FAV.png|thumb|250px|A Scout Warthog with two Marine passengers in ''Halo: Infinity''.]]
In the first episode of ''[[Halo: Infinity]]'', a flatbed Warthog with two Marines riding in the back cargo bay can be seen briefly.
In the first episode of ''[[Halo: Infinity]]'', a flatbed Warthog with two Marines riding in the back cargo bay can be seen briefly.


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File:HWunit Warthog.png|A Scout Warthog in ''Halo Wars''.
File:HWunit Warthog.png|A Scout Warthog in ''Halo Wars''.
File:HW-M12.png|A "Fireball" Scout Warthog.
File:HW-M12.png|A "Fireball" Scout Warthog.
File:HR WinterContingency Warthog Concept.jpg|''[[Halo: Reach]]'' concept art for an unarmed Warthog on the level [[Winter Contingency]].
File:HR WarthogNoTurret.png|A flatbed Warthog in ''Halo: Reach''.
File:HR WarthogNoTurret.png|A flatbed Warthog in ''Halo: Reach''.
File:Reach - WL Hog.jpeg|A flatbed on [[Forge World]].
File:Reach - WL Hog.jpeg|A flatbed on [[Forge World]].
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==Notes==
==Notes==
<references group="note"/>
{{Ref/Notes}}


==Sources==
==Sources==
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{{Ref/Sources}}


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Scout Warthog
H5G - M12 Warthog render.png
Production information

Manufacturer:

AMG Transport Dynamics[1]

Model:

M12 FAV

Technical specifications

Length:

6 meters (20 ft) (M12)[2]
6.3 meters (21 ft)[1] (M12B)

Width:

3 meters (9.8 ft)[3]

Height:

3.2 meters (10 ft) (M12)[3]
2.3 meters (7.5 ft) (M12B)[4]

Mass:

3 metric tons (3.0 LT; 3.3 ST)[1][2]

Maximum speed:

125 km/h (78 mph)[1]

Engine(s):

12.0 L liquid-cooled hydrogen-injected ICE

Hull:

Ballistic polycarbonate, titanium, carbon nanotube

Armament:

Variable

Crew:

1 driver, 1 passenger[1]

Usage

Year introduced:

2319[1]

Role(s):

  • Infantry mobility/multipurpose vehicle[5]
    • Rapid transport[5]
    • Reconnaissance

Affiliation:

 

Scout Warthogs,[7] also referred to as flatbed Warthogs,[8] are a configuration of the M12 and M12B Warthog chassis', with their weapons removed.

Design details[edit]

Main article: M12 Warthog

"Scout" Warthog vehicles could be considered the "default" state of Warthogs, with their primary difference from other variants being their lack of any discernible armament. Removing the primary weapon from the M12 FAV is typically a simple and straightforward operation,[9] allowing for weapons to be removed as seen fit and the bed of the vehicle used for cargo and/ or personnel transportation. When used to transport personnel, a Scout Warthog is capable of supporting at least five people.[8][Note 1]

Usage[edit]

Flatbed Warthogs are typically employed by the UNSC for scouting purposes, transportation of food and fuel[10] and as light transports[8][11][12] when necessary. Sometimes, some Warthogs are de-armed due to critical resource shortages.[11] The Office of Naval Intelligence also makes use of Scout Warthogs, though they bear only superficial similarities to their regular counterparts.[13]

De-militarised Warthogs are also sold to private corporations such as the Liang-Dortmund Corporation alongside other milspec hardware.[6] Similar vehicles with no weapons are also sold on the civilian market, such as the Hog and M12S Warthog CST. Some de-armed Warthogs are utilised for racing.[14]

Operational history[edit]

In 2525, the Colonial Militia on Harvest had at least two Warthogs used as flatbeds.[8] They would later see use in the Harvest campaign, Battle for Arcadia and Battle of Trove in 2531 due to their carry and manufacture by the UNSC Spirit of Fire and its deployed Firebases.[15] "Scout" Warthogs would see continued use throughout the Human-Covenant War in varied roles when needed, thanks to their versatility. In 2552, several flatbeds were present at UNSC Training Facility Bravo.[16]

The upgrade to the M12B chassis in the late/ post-war era would also, by extension, create M12B Scout Warthogs. In 2558, the UNSC Infinity carried dearmed Warthogs in its hangars.[12][17] Scout Warthogs were also employed on Meridian by the Liang-Dortmund Corporation.[18]

Gameplay[edit]

Halo 3[edit]

In Halo 3, Flatbed Warthogs primarily appear on the map The Pit alongside several M831 Troop Transport Warthogs, outside of the playable area of the level. Both of the scout Warthogs on the map are slightly damaged. Regular Warthogs can be "converted" into flatbeds through the use of the turretless vehicle glitch.

Halo Wars[edit]

In Halo Wars, all newly-created Warthogs spawn without any armament, making them unable to attack enemies except by way of splattering. The first Warthog upgrade available, however, arms the vehicles with an M41 Vulcan.

Halo: Reach[edit]

Turret-less Warthogs can be created in Halo: Reach through the use of the same glitch as can be used in Halo 3.

Halo 4[edit]

A Scout Warthog with two Marine passengers in Halo: Infinity.

In the first episode of Halo: Infinity, a flatbed Warthog with two Marines riding in the back cargo bay can be seen briefly.

Halo 5: Guardians[edit]

Halo 5: Guardians introduces the Scout Warthog as a class of vehicle that can be seen in the campaign and called in during Warzone matches, via the Requisition system. Like the other UNSC vehicles in the game, the Scout Warthogs come in standard, Corp, Tundra, Woodland, Urban and ONI variants with successively stronger armour. In addition, the "Rally" Warthog introduced as the Rally Scout Warthog provides increased speed over other Warthog models. Most Scout Warthogs can be called in at REQ level 1, and are useful for rapid transportation around the large Warzone maps. The higher-tier Scout variants such as the ONI Scout are also useful in early rounds of Warzone Firefight for ramming infantry and scoring rapid kills on groups of low-level infantry.

Gallery[edit]

  • Render of a demilitarised Warthog in Halo: Combat Evolved.

    Render of a demilitarised Warthog in Halo: Combat Evolved.

  • Render of a demilitarised Warthog in Halo 2.

    Render of a demilitarised Warthog in Halo 2.

  • A turret-less Warthog in Halo 3.

    A turret-less Warthog in Halo 3.

  • A flatbed on Sandtrap.

    A flatbed on Sandtrap.

  • Warthogs on The Pit.

    Warthogs on The Pit.

  • A Scout Warthog in Halo Wars.

    A Scout Warthog in Halo Wars.

  • A "Fireball" Scout Warthog.

    A "Fireball" Scout Warthog.

  • Halo: Reach concept art for an unarmed Warthog on the level Winter Contingency.

    Halo: Reach concept art for an unarmed Warthog on the level Winter Contingency.

  • A flatbed Warthog in Halo: Reach.

    A flatbed Warthog in Halo: Reach.

  • A flatbed on Forge World.

    A flatbed on Forge World.

  • Concept art of a flatbed Warthog for Halo 4.

    Concept art of a flatbed Warthog for Halo 4.

  • A flatbed in the background of a mission of Halo: Spartan Strike.

    A flatbed in the background of a mission of Halo: Spartan Strike.

  • Scout Warthogs inside the UNSC Infinity.

    Scout Warthogs inside the UNSC Infinity.

  • Corp Scout Warthog.

    Corp Scout Warthog.

  • Tundra Scout Warthog.

    Tundra Scout Warthog.

  • Urban Scout Warthog.

    Urban Scout Warthog.

  • Woodland Scout Warthog.

    Woodland Scout Warthog.

  • ONI Scout Warthog.

    ONI Scout Warthog.

  • Warthogs in the Halo Wars 2 tutorial mission with turret mounts but no actual weapons.

    Warthogs in the Halo Wars 2 tutorial mission with turret mounts but no actual weapons.

  • A scout Warthog in the Halo Infinite announcement trailer.

    A scout Warthog in the Halo Infinite announcement trailer.

List of appearances[edit]

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ In Halo: Contact Harvest, Johnson is noted as boarding a flatbed Warthog with Dass, Jenkins, Forsell and "the rest of" the members of One-Alpha Squad. Given that One-Alpha has four known members, this means at least five people were aboard the vehicle at this time.

Sources[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d e f g Halo Waypoint: Warthog
  2. ^ a b Halo Encyclopedia (2009 edition), page 240
  3. ^ a b Bungie.net: M12 Warthog
  4. ^ Halowaypointstore: HALO WARS 2 WARTHOG SCHEMATIC PREMIUM TEE
  5. ^ a b Halo Waypoint: Community Update - Summer Red, Summer Blue
  6. ^ a b Halo 5: Guardians, Corp Scout Warthog REQ description
  7. ^ Halo 5: Guardians
  8. ^ a b c d Halo: Contact Harvest, Chapter 19
  9. ^ Halo 5: Guardians, Woodland Scout Warthog REQ description
  10. ^ Halo 5: Guardians, Tundra Scout Warthog REQ description
  11. ^ a b Halo 5: Guardians, Urban Scout Warthog REQ description
  12. ^ a b Halo 4, Spartan Ops, Departure
  13. ^ Halo 5: Guardians, ONI Scout Warthog REQ description
  14. ^ Halo 5: Guardians, Rally Scout Warthog REQ description
  15. ^ Halo Wars
  16. ^ Halo 3, multiplayer level The Pit
  17. ^ Halo 5: Guardians, campaign level Blue Team
  18. ^ Halo 5: Guardians, campaign level Evacuation

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Warthog FAV variants
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