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A '''Fury TAC-nuke''' is more or less a nuclear grenade. It's easy to use and effective at destroying anything from an enemy base to a Covenant Cruiser though you would have to get inside to then begin the detanation. Over all it's the size of a over inflated foot ball, it has a blast radius of about 1.2 km and is extremely clean for being nuclear. | A '''Fury TAC-nuke''' is more or less a nuclear grenade. It's easy to use and effective at destroying anything from an enemy base to a Covenant Cruiser though you would have to get inside to then begin the detanation. Over all it's the size of a over inflated foot ball, it has a blast radius of about 1.2 km and is extremely clean for being nuclear. | ||
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During the attack on [[Reach]], [[Spartans]] [[Frederic-104]], [[Kelly-087]], and [[Joshua-029]](AKA Alpha Team) destroyed a [[Covenant]] Cruiser by capturing a trio of [[Banshees]] and throwing a Tactical Nuke into its grav-lift. | During the attack on [[Reach]], [[Spartans]] [[Frederic-104]], [[Kelly-087]], and [[Joshua-029]](AKA Alpha Team) destroyed a [[Covenant]] Cruiser by capturing a trio of [[Banshees]] and throwing a Tactical Nuke into its grav-lift. | ||
Revision as of 12:39, August 15, 2007
Basic Information
A Fury TAC-nuke is more or less a nuclear grenade. It's easy to use and effective at destroying anything from an enemy base to a Covenant Cruiser though you would have to get inside to then begin the detanation. Over all it's the size of a over inflated foot ball, it has a blast radius of about 1.2 km and is extremely clean for being nuclear.
Known Uses
During the attack on Reach, Spartans Frederic-104, Kelly-087, and Joshua-029(AKA Alpha Team) destroyed a Covenant Cruiser by capturing a trio of Banshees and throwing a Tactical Nuke into its grav-lift.
Sources
- Halo: First Strike, page 20
