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The [[Marines]] use satchel charges to clear large, reinforced doors or obstacles out of the way, though they are also often used as weapons themselves to dislodge dug-in enemy troops. One such charge can be found next to the dead marine with the rocket-launcher. This marine can be found just after the first open arena after you leave the tunnels of Metropolis. Sadly, the satchel charge cannot be used by the player. | The '''Satchel Charge''' is a [[United Nations Space Command]] ground explosive. | ||
==Usage== | |||
[[Marines]] use satchel charges to clear large, reinforced doors or obstacles out of the way, though they are also often used as weapons themselves to dislodge dug-in enemy troops. | |||
==Appearances== | |||
One such charge can be found next to the dead marine with the rocket-launcher. This marine can be found just after the first open arena after you leave the tunnels of Metropolis. Sadly, the satchel charge cannot be used by the player. | |||
These charges are also capable of blowing through three-meter thick battleplate. | These charges are also capable of blowing through three-meter thick battleplate. | ||
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[[category: weapons]] | [[category: weapons]] |
Revision as of 17:49, February 15, 2007
Template:Explosives List The Satchel Charge is a United Nations Space Command ground explosive.
Usage
Marines use satchel charges to clear large, reinforced doors or obstacles out of the way, though they are also often used as weapons themselves to dislodge dug-in enemy troops.
Appearances
One such charge can be found next to the dead marine with the rocket-launcher. This marine can be found just after the first open arena after you leave the tunnels of Metropolis. Sadly, the satchel charge cannot be used by the player.
These charges are also capable of blowing through three-meter thick battleplate.