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The '''AV-49 Wasp''' | The '''AV-49 Wasp''' is a [[VTOL]] aircraft in service with the [[United Nations Space Command]].<ref name="tales"/> | ||
The AV-49 Wasp was developed alongside the [[STINGER-class Mjolnir]], which has two neural interface controllers to allow the operator to switch from | ==Specifications== | ||
The AV-49 shares several similarities with its fellow aerodynes, the [[AV-14 Hornet]], [[AV-19 SkyHawk]], [[AV-22 Sparrowhawk]], and [[AV-30 Kestrel]].<ref name="deep links">[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/news/canon-fodder-local-units '''Halo Waypoint''': ''Canon Fodder - Local Units'']</ref> The aircraft features an integrated VTOL propulsion system that combines dual lift ducted fan engines pioneered by the AV-30, with air-cooled vectored-thrust fusion thrusters for forward movement. The AV-49 also features twin autocannons and [[rocket launcher]]s,<ref name="buzz">[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/news/canon-fodder-buzz-generating '''Halo Waypoint''': ''Canon Fodder - Buzz Generating'']</ref> [[energy shielding]], and cyberlink-compatible fly-by-light avionics.<ref name="deep links"/> | |||
Designed for expeditionary usage, the Wasp can be easily prepped and deployed with minimal tools, and their hardened storage containers have identical dimensions to [[NAVLOGCOM]]-standard flat containers, simplifying interstellar transport logistics. The AV-49 Wasp supplements existing stocks of AV-14 and AV-22 aircraft in [[UNSC Marine Corps|Marine]] service.<ref name="buzz"/> | |||
The Wasp was developed alongside the [[STINGER-class Mjolnir]], which has two neural interface controllers to allow the operator to switch from flight to ground combat modes at the speed of thought.<ref name="tales"/> | |||
==Production notes== | ==Production notes== | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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File:H5G - Wasp concept art.jpg|Concept art of the Wasp | File:H5G - Wasp concept art.jpg|Concept art of the Wasp. | ||
File:H5G - Wasp firing on Sanctum.jpg|A close-up of the Wasp on [[Attack on Sanctum]] | File:H5G - Wasp firing on Sanctum.jpg|A close-up of the Wasp on [[Attack on Sanctum]]. | ||
File:H5G - Two Wasps on Urban.jpg|Two Wasps on [[Urban]] | File:H5G - Two Wasps on Urban.jpg|Two Wasps on [[Urban]]. | ||
File:H5G - Wasp on Sanctum.jpg|A Wasp firing upon a [[Kig-Yar Sniper]] on Attack on Sanctum | File:H5G - Wasp on Sanctum.jpg|A Wasp firing upon a [[Kig-Yar Sniper]] on Attack on Sanctum. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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The AV-49 Wasp is a VTOL aircraft in service with the United Nations Space Command.[1]
Specifications
The AV-49 shares several similarities with its fellow aerodynes, the AV-14 Hornet, AV-19 SkyHawk, AV-22 Sparrowhawk, and AV-30 Kestrel.[3] The aircraft features an integrated VTOL propulsion system that combines dual lift ducted fan engines pioneered by the AV-30, with air-cooled vectored-thrust fusion thrusters for forward movement. The AV-49 also features twin autocannons and rocket launchers,[4] energy shielding, and cyberlink-compatible fly-by-light avionics.[3]
Designed for expeditionary usage, the Wasp can be easily prepped and deployed with minimal tools, and their hardened storage containers have identical dimensions to NAVLOGCOM-standard flat containers, simplifying interstellar transport logistics. The AV-49 Wasp supplements existing stocks of AV-14 and AV-22 aircraft in Marine service.[4]
The Wasp was developed alongside the STINGER-class Mjolnir, which has two neural interface controllers to allow the operator to switch from flight to ground combat modes at the speed of thought.[1]
Production notes
The Wasp was originally going to be featured in Halo 4, but was cut early in development.[citation needed]
Gallery
A close-up of the Wasp on Attack on Sanctum.
Two Wasps on Urban.
A Wasp firing upon a Kig-Yar Sniper on Attack on Sanctum.
List of appearances
- Halo 5: Guardians (First appearance)