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[[File:G4H-DuSH.jpg|right|250px|thumb|The G4H-DuSH concept art from the Art of Halo 3.]] | [[File:G4H-DuSH.jpg|right|250px|thumb|The G4H-DuSH concept art from the Art of Halo 3.]] | ||
The '''G4H-DuSH''' is a [[human]] missile launcher used by the [[United Nations Space Command]].<ref>'''[[The Art of Halo 3]]''', ''page 59''</ref> | The '''G4H-DuSH''' is a [[human]] missile launcher used by the [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]].<ref>'''[[The Art of Halo 3]]''', ''page 59''</ref> | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*This was first seen in ''[[The Art of Halo 3]]'', though it was cut from the retail version of ''[[Halo 3]]''. | *This was first seen in ''[[The Art of Halo 3]]'', though it was cut from the retail version of ''[[Halo 3]]''. | ||
*If the name of the weapon is read in L33t speak, it appears to say "Gah-Dush" which may come from the sound the rocket makes when it detonates. | *If the name of the weapon is read in L33t speak, it appears to say "Gah-Dush" which may come from the sound the rocket makes when it detonates. | ||
*It appears that this weapon was intended as a guided surface-to-surface or surface-to-air missile launcher. | |||
*The G4h-DuSh seems to be at least partially based on the American "Stinger" surface-to-air missile launcher | |||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
Revision as of 01:28, May 17, 2011
File:G4H-DuSH.jpg
The G4H-DuSH concept art from the Art of Halo 3.
The G4H-DuSH is a human missile launcher used by the UNSC.[1]
Trivia
- This was first seen in The Art of Halo 3, though it was cut from the retail version of Halo 3.
- If the name of the weapon is read in L33t speak, it appears to say "Gah-Dush" which may come from the sound the rocket makes when it detonates.
- It appears that this weapon was intended as a guided surface-to-surface or surface-to-air missile launcher.
- The G4h-DuSh seems to be at least partially based on the American "Stinger" surface-to-air missile launcher
Sources
- ^ The Art of Halo 3, page 59
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