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The '''M831 Troop Transport'''<ref>'''EGM Magazine''', August 2007, ''page 62''</ref>, abbreviated as '''M831 TT''' and commonly known as the '''Troop Transport''', is a [[United Nations Space Command]] ground vehicle based off the chassis of the [[M12 Light Reconnaissance Vehicle]].
The '''M831 Troop Transport''' is a ground vehicle based on the chassis of the [[M12 Force Application Vehicle|M12 "Warthog" Force Application Vehicle]] designed and manufactured by [[AMG Transport Dynamics]].{{Ref/Reuse|vis}}{{Ref/Book|Enc11|Page=251}}{{Ref/Site|Id=Bungie|URL=http://halo.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?type=topnews&link=BAGwarthog|Site=Bungie.net|Page=The Warthog|D=07|M=02|Y=2021}}{{Ref/Book|Id=Enc22|Enc22|Page=136}} They were employed by the military forces of the [[United Nations Space Command]] [[Unified Ground Command]], including the [[UNSC Army]] and [[UNSC Marine Corps]], before being replaced by the [[M15 Razorback]] in the [[Post-Covenant War conflicts|post-war era]].{{Ref/Book|Id=Enc22Razorback|Enc22|Page=135}}


==Design details==
==Overview==
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===Design details===
The M831 Troop Transport is essentially the troop transport variant of the [[M12 Light Reconnaissance Vehicle]]. It contains neither a [[M41 LAAG]], a [[102mm SC-HE Rocket Turret]], a [[M68 Gauss Cannon]], nor a [[M79 Multiple Launch Rocket System]]. The M831 TT provides supplementary room for several personnel in the rear section along with one driver and a passenger in the front seat.<ref name="Bungie"/>
The M831 Troop Transport contains no armaments of its own. Instead, it features an extended tray covered in a protective rollcage which provides room for several personnel in the rear section along with one driver and a passenger in the front seats.{{Ref/Reuse|Bungie}} Unlike other M12 FAV variants, it has an SLED spot light on top of the roll cage,{{Ref/Reuse|vis}} that can be used for search-and-rescue operations.{{Ref/Site|Id=waypointuni|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/universe/vehicles/warthog|Site=Halo Waypoint|Page=Warthog|D=13|M=04|Y=2016}}


The Troop Transport relies on its passengers for defense and offense. Because of this, it is normally considered far less powerful than its counterparts. The usage of a troop compartment instead of a turret is both an advantage and a disadvantage: more allies will die should the vehicle be destroyed, but multiple targets can be counterattacked at the same time (albeit with less overall force). Also, its roll cage appears to be made of several metal beams, unlike normal roll cages.
Due to the M831's lack of on-board weaponry, a driver must rely on their passengers' armament for offensive and defensive firepower. The usage of a troop compartment instead of a turret affords a 360 degree overlapping field of fire: this can be used to deadly effect when passengers carry an even distribution of anti-personnel and anti-vehicle weapons. Unfortunately, passengers riding behind the cab are highly exposed to enemy fire, much like the gunners on more typical Warthog variants. The passengers are also exposed in the event that the Warthog rolls over or experiences other issues.{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}}


== Production notes ==
===Variants===
The M831 Troop Transport vehicle was originally slated to be in ''[[Halo 2]]'' along with two other Warthog variants, the Snow Warthog and the Jungle Warthog. Time constraints prevented [[Bungie]] from adding it to the game; the only new variant that made it into ''Halo 2'' was the [[M12G1 LAAV]] "Gauss" Warthog. In ''Halo 2'', the Troop Transport Warthog's personnel compartment seems to use a roll cage with roll bars similar to that of modern vehicles.
The M831 Warthog has four sub-variants that only differ in minor ways: M831A, M831B, M831C, and M831D.{{Ref/Reuse|waypointuni}}{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} The [[New Mombasa Police Department]] made use of a variant, dubbed the NMPD Warthog.{{Ref/Site|Id=MegaBloks|URL=https://www.megaconstrux.com/en-us/halo/sets/nmpd-warthog-cnh06|Site=MEGA Brands|Page=NMPD Warthog|D=24|M=04|Y=2023}}


The M831 TT was sighted in the [[Halo 3 E3 2007 Trailer]]. In [[Halo 3|the final game]], it can be spotted in multiple levels, including [[Tsavo Highway (Level)|Tsavo Highway]] and [[The Storm (Level)|The Storm]].
With the end of the [[Human-Covenant War]], the [[M15 Razorback|M15 Razorback LTV]] has risen to prominence in UNSC vehicle fleets, replacing most other Warthog troop-carriers in both Army and Marine service.{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22Razorback}}


The M831 TT returns in ''[[Halo: Reach]],'' first viewable in the cutscene [[Noble Actual]], then later in the level, [[ONI: Sword Base]], making a scripted drive before being destroyed. Occasionally, however, the vehicle will survive, or the script will not work properly, resulting in an undamaged, fully-functioning warthog spawning nearby.
==Operational history==
Troop Transport Warthogs served in the [[Insurrection]], with the [[United Rebel Front]] having obtained a number of them in its base at [[Eridanus Secundus]] in [[2525]].{{Ref/Film|TFoRAS}}


==Tactics==
On [[2552#July|July 24, 2552]], [[SPARTAN-B312]] was transported to a UNSC camp to join [[NOBLE Team]] by an M831 TT.{{Ref/Level|HR|Noble Actual}} Two days later, when the [[Covenant]] attacked [[Office of Naval Intelligence|ONI]] [[SWORD Base]] during the opening actions of the [[Fall of Reach]], [[UNSC Army]] troopers from [[3 Echo]] utilized an M831 TT to return to their base, but were killed by Wraiths before reaching SWORD Base's gates.{{Ref/Level|HR|ONI: Sword Base}}
*This vehicle has practically no offensive capability other than the ability to run over enemies, and whatever firepower its passengers have at their disposal. However, in Tsavo Highway, it is possible to arm every Marine riding your 'Hog with a [[Fuel Rod Gun]]. The fact that each Marine has infinite ammo and a 360-degree arc of fire makes a Troop Transport Hog very effective when engaging Wraiths.
 
*On the campaign level [[The Storm]], the Troop Transport Warthog found in the first lakebed area can be carried through to the next Traxus factory, where there is a rack of rocket launchers that you can give to the Marines. This is helpful against the Anti-Air Wraiths and the Scarab.
On October 20 in the same year, [[UNSC Marine Corps|Marines]] fighting in [[New Mombasa]] made use of numerous M381 TTs on the [[New Mombasa Waterfront Highway|city's waterfront highway]]. While their operators were killed, the M381 TTs remained intact until the [[Mombasa|city]] was [[Glassing|glassed]] the next morning by [[Truth's fleet|a Covenant fleet]].{{Ref/Level|H3ODST|Coastal Highway}}
 
During the latter stages of [[Battle for Earth]], the UNSC base codenamed [[Crow's Nest (location)|Crow's Nest]] was [[Attack on Crow's Nest|attacked]] by the Covenant.{{Ref/Level|H3|Crow's Nest}} [[SPARTAN-II Program|Spartan]] [[John-117]], after detonating [[Improvised UNSC bomb|a bomb]] in the base, drove a transport Warthog with a group of surviving Marines out of the destroyed base and managed to get back into contact with [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Miranda Keyes]]. Another M381 TT was dropped by a [[D77H-TCI Pelican]] for John-117 and a squad of Marines to fight past the Covenant defense and clear a path to [[Voi]].{{Ref/Level|H3|Tsavo Highway}} Another was utilized on the Ark, allowing John-117 and a group of Marines to rapidly deploy from one of the shielding towers around the Ark's core to the beach for airlift.
 
==Gameplay==
===Tactics===
*Equipping all available Marines with [[Pez'tk-pattern fuel rod gun|fuel rod guns]], (a tactic commonly known as the "Death Blossom" or "Green Ring of Death"), allows the Marines to provide a near-constant barrage of multidirectional firepower. This is extremely effective against infantry and very potent against vehicles. It can also be attempted with rocket launchers (the "Steel Flower") but the lower rate of fire of the launcher compared to the FRG reduces its effectiveness significantly.
*In the campaign level ''[[The Storm]]'', the Troop Transport Warthog found in the first lakebed area can be carried through to the next Traxus factory, where there is a rack of rocket launchers that the player can give to the Marines. This is helpful against the anti-air Wraiths and the Scarab.
*It's possible to cause the Troop Transport on ONI Sword Base to survive of your own volition. You will require a [[Plasma Pistol]] and the [[Sprint]] [[Armor Ability]]. When you get to the section where the Warthog appears, sprint as fast as you can towards it and [[EMP]] it with the Plasma Pistol. Then, take the driver's seat and get it as far away from the Wraiths as you can. Unless something goes wrong, it should make it through the fight. There are many slightly hidden power weapons on Sword Base, so the passengers on this Warthog can be well equipped.
 
==Production notes==
A vehicle bearing resemblance to the M831 Troop Transport vehicle (though later canonised as the [[M914 Recovery Vehicle]]) was concepted by [[Marcus Lehto]] during the development of  ''[[Halo 2]]'' along with two other Warthog variants, the "[[M862 Arctic Warthog|Snow Warthog]]" and the "[[M868 Tropic Warthog|Jungle Warthog]]". These [[Cut Halo 2 Warthogs|Warthogs were ultimately cut]], and the only new variant that made it into ''Halo 2'' was the [[M12G1 Light Anti-Armor Vehicle|"Gauss" Warthog]].
 
The M831 Troop Transport is not typically usable in ''[[Halo: Reach]]''. It first appears in the cutscene ''[[Noble Actual]]'', then later in the level, ''[[ONI: Sword Base]]'', making a scripted drive before being destroyed. Occasionally, however, the vehicle will survive, or the script will not work properly, resulting in an undamaged, fully functioning Warthog spawning nearby.
 
As part of the "[[Thorage]]" updates to the [[Forge]] modes of ''[[Forge/Halo 3|Halo 3]]'' and ''[[Forge/Halo: Reach|Reach]]'', the M831 has been made useable as part of the forge pallettes for the maps [[Avalanche]], [[Foundry]], [[Sandbox]], [[Forge World]] and [[Tempest]]. The vehicle in both games functions identically to its campaign counterparts, with an accessible driver and passenger seat but unusable back passenger seats.


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*It is commonly confused with the [[Warthog Armored Personnel Carrier]], an improvised [[United Rebel Front]] vehicle with an armored cab attached between the front and rear ends of the standard Warthog, giving many extra seats.
*On the ''Halo 3'' multiplayer level ''[[The Pit]]'', a Troop Transport Warthog rests outside the level boundaries. A player can spawn a [[gravity lift]] in [[Forge]] and use it to push the Warthog into the level. However, only the connection host can drive it.
*On the ''Halo 3'' multiplayer level [[The Pit]], a Troop Transport Warthog rests outside the level boundaries. A player can spawn a [[Grav Lift]] in [[Forge]] and use it to push the 'Hog into the level; however, only the [[Connection Host]] can drive it.
*Players can order Marines out of the back seats even though they themselves cannot sit back there.
*You can actually get the Marines out of the back seats even though you yourself cannot sit back there. Simply walk to a Marine and aim at them; when the [[reticule]] turns green, press '''RB''', and they will jump out.
*On the ''Halo: Reach'' level [[ONI: Sword Base]] on 3-4 player co-op, after the player has dealt with the two Wraiths, a Troop Transport Warthog will spawn where the left wraith came from, flipped on its roof, undamaged.
*There are several reasons why this vehicle was not added to [[Multiplayer]]:
*#As mentioned above, only the front seats are usable by players. The three additional seats in the back are only usable by NPCs.
*#The ability to have five players in the vehicle at once would allow too many members of a team to be transported quickly across a map. Also, it would provide easy multiple-kills for enemy players, turning the vehicle into "a [[Killtacular]] on wheels".
*Despite being the same size as normal marines, players cannot enter the rear seats in ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]''. This may have been overlooked by [[Bungie]] or simply done for gameplay reasons.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery widths="160">
{{Linkbox|gallery=yes}}
File:H2 Warthog Concepts.jpg|A regular Warthog along with several unused variant Warthogs from ''[[Halo 2]]'', including the Troop Transport.
<gallery>
File:Troop_Transport_Warthog.jpg|Troop Transport Warthog on "[[The Pit]]" multiplayer level.
File:HTMCC Avatar WarthogCrew.png|A fully-crewed M831 in ''Halo 3''.
File:Ih_troophog01.jpg|Concept art of the M831 for ''Halo: Reach''. Note the [[2nd Armored Division]] emblem.
File:H3-M831TroopWarthog-AltSide.png|Alternate view of a vacant M831 Troop Transport Warthog in ''Halo 3''.
File:Reach THog.jpg|The Troop Warthog in Halo: Reach.
File:Halo3-M831TroopTransport.png|[[John-117]] driving an M831 Warthog in ''Halo 3''.
File:H3 Troop Transport Warthog.jpg|An M831 Warthog Troop Transport in ''Halo 3''.
File:M831 Warthog Troop Transport.jpg|A Troophog on  [[Tsavo Highway]].
File:H3 ThePit TroopHog.JPG|Driving the Warthog on [[The Pit]].
File:H3 ThePit TroopTransport Warthog.jpg|Troop Transport Warthog on The Pit.
File:HTMCC-H3-M831Sandbox.png|A Spartan driving an M831 on [[Sandbox]] in ''[[Halo: The Master Chief Collection]]''.
File:HR_M831Warthog_Concept.jpg|Concept art of the M831 for ''Halo: Reach''. Note the [[2nd Armored Division]] emblem.
File:Troophog.jpg|3D high-poly renders of the M831 Troop Transport 'Hog for ''Halo: Reach''.
File:Reach THog.jpg|The Troop Warthog in ''Halo: Reach''.
File:HR_Troop_warthog.jpg|The Troop Warthog in ''Halo: Reach''.
File:MEGA NMPD Warthog.jpg|The [[New Mombasa Police Department|NMPD]] variant of the M831.
File:TFoR_AS_-_Asteroid_interior.jpg|Two M831s inside the Eridanus Secundus asteroid base.
</gallery>
</gallery>


==List of appearances==
==List of appearances==
*''[[Halo: Uprising]]'' {{1st}}
*''[[Halo 3]]''
*''[[Halo 3]]''
*''[[Halo 3: ODST]]''
*''[[Halo 3: ODST]]''
*''[[Halo: Evolutions - Essential Tales of the Halo Universe]]''
**''[[Palace Hotel]]''
*''[[Halo: Reach]]''
*''[[Halo: Reach]]''
*''[[Halo: Uprising]]'' {{1st}}
*''[[Halo: The Thursday War]]''
*''[[Halo: Evolutions - Essential Tales of the Halo Universe]]''
*''[[Halo: Spartan Strike]]''
**''[[Palace Hotel (short story)|Palace Hotel]]''
*''[[Halo: Last Light]]''
*''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach - The Animated Series]]''
*''[[Halo Wars 2]]'' {{Mo}}


==Sources==
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M831 Troop Transport
H3-M831TroopTransportHog.png
Production information

Manufacturer:

AMG Transport Dynamics[1]

Product line:

Warthog

Technical specifications

Length:

6.0 meters (19.7 ft)[1]

Width:

3.0 meters (9.9 ft)[1]

Crew:

1 driver[1]

Complement:

4-10 passengers[1]

Usage

In service:

Human-Covenant War

Role(s):

Light troop transport

Affiliation:

United Nations Space Command
New Mombasa Police Department[2]

 

The M831 Troop Transport is a ground vehicle based on the chassis of the M12 "Warthog" Force Application Vehicle designed and manufactured by AMG Transport Dynamics.[1][3][4][5] They were employed by the military forces of the United Nations Space Command Unified Ground Command, including the UNSC Army and UNSC Marine Corps, before being replaced by the M15 Razorback in the post-war era.[6]

Overview[edit]

Design details[edit]

The M831 Troop Transport contains no armaments of its own. Instead, it features an extended tray covered in a protective rollcage which provides room for several personnel in the rear section along with one driver and a passenger in the front seats.[4] Unlike other M12 FAV variants, it has an SLED spot light on top of the roll cage,[1] that can be used for search-and-rescue operations.[7]

Due to the M831's lack of on-board weaponry, a driver must rely on their passengers' armament for offensive and defensive firepower. The usage of a troop compartment instead of a turret affords a 360 degree overlapping field of fire: this can be used to deadly effect when passengers carry an even distribution of anti-personnel and anti-vehicle weapons. Unfortunately, passengers riding behind the cab are highly exposed to enemy fire, much like the gunners on more typical Warthog variants. The passengers are also exposed in the event that the Warthog rolls over or experiences other issues.[5]

Variants[edit]

The M831 Warthog has four sub-variants that only differ in minor ways: M831A, M831B, M831C, and M831D.[7][5] The New Mombasa Police Department made use of a variant, dubbed the NMPD Warthog.[2]

With the end of the Human-Covenant War, the M15 Razorback LTV has risen to prominence in UNSC vehicle fleets, replacing most other Warthog troop-carriers in both Army and Marine service.[6]

Operational history[edit]

Troop Transport Warthogs served in the Insurrection, with the United Rebel Front having obtained a number of them in its base at Eridanus Secundus in 2525.[8]

On July 24, 2552, SPARTAN-B312 was transported to a UNSC camp to join NOBLE Team by an M831 TT.[9] Two days later, when the Covenant attacked ONI SWORD Base during the opening actions of the Fall of Reach, UNSC Army troopers from 3 Echo utilized an M831 TT to return to their base, but were killed by Wraiths before reaching SWORD Base's gates.[10]

On October 20 in the same year, Marines fighting in New Mombasa made use of numerous M381 TTs on the city's waterfront highway. While their operators were killed, the M381 TTs remained intact until the city was glassed the next morning by a Covenant fleet.[11]

During the latter stages of Battle for Earth, the UNSC base codenamed Crow's Nest was attacked by the Covenant.[12] Spartan John-117, after detonating a bomb in the base, drove a transport Warthog with a group of surviving Marines out of the destroyed base and managed to get back into contact with Lieutenant Commander Miranda Keyes. Another M381 TT was dropped by a D77H-TCI Pelican for John-117 and a squad of Marines to fight past the Covenant defense and clear a path to Voi.[13] Another was utilized on the Ark, allowing John-117 and a group of Marines to rapidly deploy from one of the shielding towers around the Ark's core to the beach for airlift.

Gameplay[edit]

Tactics[edit]

  • Equipping all available Marines with fuel rod guns, (a tactic commonly known as the "Death Blossom" or "Green Ring of Death"), allows the Marines to provide a near-constant barrage of multidirectional firepower. This is extremely effective against infantry and very potent against vehicles. It can also be attempted with rocket launchers (the "Steel Flower") but the lower rate of fire of the launcher compared to the FRG reduces its effectiveness significantly.
  • In the campaign level The Storm, the Troop Transport Warthog found in the first lakebed area can be carried through to the next Traxus factory, where there is a rack of rocket launchers that the player can give to the Marines. This is helpful against the anti-air Wraiths and the Scarab.
  • It's possible to cause the Troop Transport on ONI Sword Base to survive of your own volition. You will require a Plasma Pistol and the Sprint Armor Ability. When you get to the section where the Warthog appears, sprint as fast as you can towards it and EMP it with the Plasma Pistol. Then, take the driver's seat and get it as far away from the Wraiths as you can. Unless something goes wrong, it should make it through the fight. There are many slightly hidden power weapons on Sword Base, so the passengers on this Warthog can be well equipped.

Production notes[edit]

A vehicle bearing resemblance to the M831 Troop Transport vehicle (though later canonised as the M914 Recovery Vehicle) was concepted by Marcus Lehto during the development of Halo 2 along with two other Warthog variants, the "Snow Warthog" and the "Jungle Warthog". These Warthogs were ultimately cut, and the only new variant that made it into Halo 2 was the "Gauss" Warthog.

The M831 Troop Transport is not typically usable in Halo: Reach. It first appears in the cutscene Noble Actual, then later in the level, ONI: Sword Base, making a scripted drive before being destroyed. Occasionally, however, the vehicle will survive, or the script will not work properly, resulting in an undamaged, fully functioning Warthog spawning nearby.

As part of the "Thorage" updates to the Forge modes of Halo 3 and Reach, the M831 has been made useable as part of the forge pallettes for the maps Avalanche, Foundry, Sandbox, Forge World and Tempest. The vehicle in both games functions identically to its campaign counterparts, with an accessible driver and passenger seat but unusable back passenger seats.

Trivia[edit]

  • On the Halo 3 multiplayer level The Pit, a Troop Transport Warthog rests outside the level boundaries. A player can spawn a gravity lift in Forge and use it to push the Warthog into the level. However, only the connection host can drive it.
  • Players can order Marines out of the back seats even though they themselves cannot sit back there.
  • On the Halo: Reach level ONI: Sword Base on 3-4 player co-op, after the player has dealt with the two Wraiths, a Troop Transport Warthog will spawn where the left wraith came from, flipped on its roof, undamaged.

Gallery[edit]

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  • A fully-crewed M831 in Halo 3.

    A fully-crewed M831 in Halo 3.

  • Alternate view of a vacant M831 Troop Transport Warthog in Halo 3.

    Alternate view of a vacant M831 Troop Transport Warthog in Halo 3.

  • John-117 driving an M831 Warthog in Halo 3.

    John-117 driving an M831 Warthog in Halo 3.

  • An M831 Warthog Troop Transport in Halo 3.

    An M831 Warthog Troop Transport in Halo 3.

  • A Troophog on Tsavo Highway.

    A Troophog on Tsavo Highway.

  • Driving the Warthog on The Pit.

    Driving the Warthog on The Pit.

  • Troop Transport Warthog on The Pit.

    Troop Transport Warthog on The Pit.

  • A Spartan driving an M831 on Sandbox in Halo: The Master Chief Collection.

    A Spartan driving an M831 on Sandbox in Halo: The Master Chief Collection.

  • Concept art of the M831 for Halo: Reach. Note the 2nd Armored Division emblem.

    Concept art of the M831 for Halo: Reach. Note the 2nd Armored Division emblem.

  • 3D high-poly renders of the M831 Troop Transport 'Hog for Halo: Reach.

    3D high-poly renders of the M831 Troop Transport 'Hog for Halo: Reach.

  • The Troop Warthog in Halo: Reach.

    The Troop Warthog in Halo: Reach.

  • The Troop Warthog in Halo: Reach.

    The Troop Warthog in Halo: Reach.

  • The NMPD variant of the M831.

    The NMPD variant of the M831.

  • Two M831s inside the Eridanus Secundus asteroid base.

    Two M831s inside the Eridanus Secundus asteroid base.

List of appearances[edit]

Sources[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d e f g Halo: The Essential Visual Guide, page 196
  2. ^ a b MEGA Brands, NMPD Warthog (Retrieved on Apr 24, 2023) [archive]
  3. ^ Halo Encyclopedia (2011 edition), page 251
  4. ^ a b Bungie.net, The Warthog (Retrieved on Feb 7, 2021) [archive]
  5. ^ a b c Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition), page 136
  6. ^ a b Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition), page 135
  7. ^ a b Halo Waypoint, Warthog (Retrieved on Apr 13, 2016) [archive]
  8. ^ Halo: The Fall of Reach – The Animated Series
  9. ^ Halo: Reach, campaign level Noble Actual
  10. ^ Halo: Reach, campaign level ONI: Sword Base
  11. ^ Halo 3: ODST, campaign level Coastal Highway
  12. ^ Halo 3, campaign level Crow's Nest
  13. ^ Halo 3, campaign level Tsavo Highway

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