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The '''M202 XP machine gun''' is a type of machine gun. It is used in automated stationary gun turrets.<ref>'''[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]]''', ''page 93''</ref> They were obsolete as of [[2541]], and used only in the training of the [[Spartan-III]]s. They fire [[stun round]]s for training and can fire bullets if needed.<ref name="Enc331">'''[[Halo Encyclopedia]]''', ''page 331''</ref>  
The '''M202 XP machine gun''' is a type of machine gun utilized by the [[UNSC]]. It is used in automated stationary gun turrets.<ref>'''[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]]''', ''page 93''</ref> Common in the early years of the [[Human-Covenant War]], the weapon had become obsolete in the field by [[2541]]; however, it still found use in training exercises, such as those of the [[Spartan-III]]s. They fire [[stun round]]s for training and can fire live rounds if needed.<ref name="Enc331">'''[[Halo Encyclopedia]]''', ''page 331''</ref>  


==Specifications==  
==Specifications==  
===Design details===  
===Design details===
The automated stationary gun used in the training of Spartan-IIIs has a minimum angle of fire; a person can stay out of the cone of fire to avoid getting shot.<ref name="Enc331"/> Their tracking speed is limited, as the Spartan-III's were able to stay well ahead of its line of fire. They are secured to a platform by securing bolts. On the platform, the gun is hooked up by wires to: a radar array that uses radar to target, a power supply that powers the turret, and an automated fire control. They can also be disassembled and be used manually, like a normal gun. For example, this was done in the Spartan-III's training to combat the trainers with more than their bare hands.
The automated stationary gun used in the training of Spartan-IIIs has a minimum angle of fire; a person can stay out of the cone of fire to avoid getting shot.<ref name="Enc331"/> Their tracking speed is limited, as the Spartan-IIIs were able to stay well ahead of its line of fire. They are secured to a platform by securing bolts. On the platform, the gun is hooked up by wires to: a radar array that uses radar to target, a power supply that powers the turret, and an automated fire control. They can also be disassembled and be used manually, like a normal gun. For example, this was done in the Spartan-IIIs' training to combat the trainers with more than their bare hands.


The UNSC also had M202s mounted in automated [[base turret|base defense turrets]] during the early stages of the [[Human-Covenant War]]. The platforms had three M202XP MGs mounted, and they were more sophisticated than those used in the training of Spartan-IIIs, allowing for a larger field of fire.<ref>[http://www.halowars.com/GameInfo/firebase.aspx#Turret '''Halowars.com''' ''Turret'']</ref>
The UNSC also had M202s mounted in automated [[base turret|base defense turrets]] during the early stages of the [[Human-Covenant War]]. The platforms had three M202XP MGs mounted, and they were more sophisticated than those used in the training of Spartan-IIIs, allowing for a larger field of fire.<ref>[http://www.halowars.com/GameInfo/firebase.aspx#Turret '''Halowars.com''' ''Turret'']</ref>

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The M202 XP machine gun is a type of machine gun utilized by the UNSC. It is used in automated stationary gun turrets.[1] Common in the early years of the Human-Covenant War, the weapon had become obsolete in the field by 2541; however, it still found use in training exercises, such as those of the Spartan-IIIs. They fire stun rounds for training and can fire live rounds if needed.[2]

Specifications

Design details

The automated stationary gun used in the training of Spartan-IIIs has a minimum angle of fire; a person can stay out of the cone of fire to avoid getting shot.[2] Their tracking speed is limited, as the Spartan-IIIs were able to stay well ahead of its line of fire. They are secured to a platform by securing bolts. On the platform, the gun is hooked up by wires to: a radar array that uses radar to target, a power supply that powers the turret, and an automated fire control. They can also be disassembled and be used manually, like a normal gun. For example, this was done in the Spartan-IIIs' training to combat the trainers with more than their bare hands.

The UNSC also had M202s mounted in automated base defense turrets during the early stages of the Human-Covenant War. The platforms had three M202XP MGs mounted, and they were more sophisticated than those used in the training of Spartan-IIIs, allowing for a larger field of fire.[3]

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