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[[Image:Shade.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Note the Boosted Gravity on the Shade's base]] | [[Image:Shade.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Note the Boosted Gravity on the Shade's base]] | ||
[[Image:Ghost.jpg|300px|thumb|right|It is projected from | [[Image:Ghost.jpg|300px|thumb|right|It is projected from the lower part of most vehicles and equipment]] | ||
'''Boosted Gravity Propulsion Drive''' is the boost that is put onto the [[Covenant]] vehicles such as the [[Banshee]], the [[Ghost (Vehicle)|Ghost]], the [[Wraith]], the [[Spectre]] and the [[Shadow]] in [[Halo 2]] and [[Halo 3]]. The '''Boosted Gravity Propulsion Drive''' boosts the vehicle into the air. Some say that is only the boost, and it is not responsible for the flotation system of the vehicle. | '''Boosted Gravity Propulsion Drive''' is the boost that is put onto the [[Covenant]] vehicles such as the [[Banshee]], the [[Ghost (Vehicle)|Ghost]], the [[Wraith]], the [[Spectre]] and the [[Shadow]] in [[Halo 2]] and [[Halo 3]]. The '''Boosted Gravity Propulsion Drive''' boosts the vehicle into the air. Some say that is only the boost, and it is not responsible for the flotation system of the vehicle. | ||
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The biggest ship that uses the Boosted Gravity Propulsion Drive is the Phantom, that has 4 protectors on the lower part. The [[Seraph]] may use another propulsion system. | The biggest ship that uses the Boosted Gravity Propulsion Drive is the Phantom, that has 4 protectors on the lower part. The [[Seraph]] may use another propulsion system. | ||
The [[Shade]] plasma turret has a Boosted Gravity Drive projected by its base. | The [[Shade]] plasma turret has what appears to be a modified Boosted Gravity Drive projected by its base. | ||
