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Revision as of 22:12, April 14, 2021

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Simulated Warthog variant
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Production information

Manufacturer:

AMG Transport Dynamics

Product line:

Warthog

Model:

M12B FAV "Warthog"

Technical specifications

Other system(s):

  • Remote-controlled turret

Armament:

Machine gun

Crew:

  • Driver (1)
Usage

Role(s):

  • Reconnaissance
  • Anti-infantry

Affiliation:

UNSC

 

This simulated Warthog is a variant of the M12B Warthog encountered in UNSC simulations.

Design details

Main article: M12B Warthog

This Warthog variant appears to be an M12B Warthog chassis. It does not mount a turret in the conventional turret mount such as the LRV configuration, but instead mounts a machine gun superficially similar to the M247H machine gun on top of the vehicle's roll cage while the cargo bed itself is free to store equipment and passengers like Scout Warthogs. This turret appears to be remotely-controlled by the crew, eliminating the need for a dedicated gunner. In UNSC simulations, this vehicle can be driven and gunned by only one SPARTAN-IV driver, though it is based on the actions of a full squad of ODSTs, leaving the vehicle's true nature and specifications up for debate.[1][note 1]

Operational history

This vehicle was used in a UNSC simulation of the Battle of Mombasa. In the simulation, the vehicle was driven by an Unidentified Spartan-IV in the place of the actual ODST squad Alpha-Five.[1] It is unknown if the actual Alpha-Five used this vehicle in the battle.[note 1]

Gameplay

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Trivia

The remote-control system for the turret is similar to the real-world CROWS system used by Humvees.

Gallery

List of appearances

Note

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