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11A2R1 naval coilgun battery

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11A2R1 naval coilgun battery
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Production overview

Type:

Naval coilgun

Specifications

Rate of fire:

Varies

Service history

In service:

Human-Covenant War
Post-Covenant War conflicts

 

The 11A2R1 naval coilgun battery[1] is a large coilgun mounted on some United Nations Space Command warships.[2]

Service history

In 2520, the Phoenix-class colony ship UNSC Spirit of Fire was outfitted with ten such weapons. During the Human-Covenant War in 2531, these weapons were often used to provide orbital fire support for the ship's crew.[Note 1] During the Battle of the Etran Harborage, these cannons were used to defend against a Covenant CPV-class heavy destroyer, as well as numerous Spirit dropships and their Banshee escorts, while the ship's Marine and Spartan complement fended off boarders and repaired the drive core.[2]

Gallery

List of appearances

Notes

  1. ^ All Halo Wars media, including the in-game timeline, the official website, and Halo Wars: Genesis, state that the Spirit of Fire was outfitted with a single MAC during its military refit. During [the cutscene] prior to the level Dome of Light, Captain Cutter asks, "Can we use the ship's cannons to take it out directly?" At the end of this level, the player is able to request forty MAC rounds in very rapid succession, which is impossible for a standard MAC; throughout most of the game, the player can request up to four MAC rounds simultaneously. In addition, the rounds released by the "MAC Blast" power cause very limited damage. Thus, it stands to reason that these weapons were used to provide orbital bombardment by the Spirit of Fire rather than its primary MAC, which would cause great collateral damage and would have a considerably lower rate of fire.


Sources

  1. ^ Halo Warfleet, page 48-49
  2. ^ a b Halo Wars, campaign level Repairs