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'''Antilon anti-personnel mines''' are antipersonnel mines placed on the ground. They are used by the [[United Nations Space Command]] armed forces in an anti-infantry role, and are capable of both remote and manual detonation.<ref>''[[Halo: First Strike]]'', Chapter 30</ref>
 
==List of appearances==
*''[[Halo: First Strike]]'' {{1st}}


'''Antlion Anti-Personnel Mines'''<ref>[[Letter - Re:Antilon Mine]]</ref>, are used by the [[UNSC]] and many other military services, being used as an anti-infantry role, as their explosive splashes yield more damage to unshielded targets. The mines will kill any unarmored opponent but will most likely deplete an armored opponents' shields so the attacker can move in for an easy kill. They are capable of both proximity and manual detonation. They can be used in [[Campaign]] and [[Multiplayer]] and are called the [[Trip mine]] . Also, they will explode automatically after a certain time period if no one steps on them.
==Trivia==
*The name of this device is an obvious throwback to the game Half-Life 2, in which there are creatures called Antlions.
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Latest revision as of 18:46, August 28, 2023

Antilon anti-personnel mines are antipersonnel mines placed on the ground. They are used by the United Nations Space Command armed forces in an anti-infantry role, and are capable of both remote and manual detonation.[1]

List of appearances[edit]

Sources[edit]

  1. ^ Halo: First Strike, Chapter 30