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| '''Semi-Powered Infiltration Armor''', colloquially called "'''SPI Armor'''", was a armor system used by the [[UNSC]]. Though far more advanced than the [[ODST]] [[Body Suit]]s, it was far less advanced than the [[MJOLNIR Armor]]. It was also significantly cheaper to produce than the MJOLNIR armor. It was used by the [[Spartan-III]] supersoldiers. It features special photo-reactive panels that mimic the surrounding textures, effectively the UNSC equivalent to the [[Covenant]] [[Active Camoflague]] systems.
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| ==SPI Mark I==
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| SPI Mark I was used by the Spartan-IIIs of Alpha and Beta Companies from [[2531]] to [[2545]]. It featured hardened plates and photo-reactive panels. Though advanced, it could only take a few glancing blows before failing. It featured full body armor with a helmet and [[HUD]], and a supply of breathable atmosphere, though only for a few minutes. It is also equipped with a cushioning layer of liquid nanocrystals that provided more ballistic protection than three centimeters of Kevlar diamond weave without the bulk. It was worn by the Spartan-IIIs of Alpha and Beta Companies, as well as Gamma Company for a short time.
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| ==SPI Mark II==
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| SPI Mark II was a more advanced version of the armor, with numerous upgrades. They had new photo-reactive coating to boost camoflauging properties. There were also numerous experimental refits to gel ballistic layers, upgraded software suites, and other functions. It was proposed in [[2537]], but the request was denied because the armor was over budget. It is weakest at the knees.
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| SPI Mark II was used at first by the Drill instructors for Gamma Company, then by Gamma Company themselves.
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