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[[File:Operator.jpg|thumb|right|The helmet of the OPERATOR variant.]] | [[File:Operator.jpg|thumb|right|The helmet of the OPERATOR variant.]] | ||
'''Operator armor''' is armor developed at [[ONI Ordnance Testing Facility B5D|ONI's facility BD5]] and used solely by the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]]'s [[Beta-5 Division|Beta-5]] [[Asymmetrical Action Group]] operators. It is compatible with MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor/Mark V.<ref> [http://xbox360.ign.com/dor/objects/14276699/halo-reach/videos/halor_armory_montage_072210.html| ''IGN.com'' - ''Halo: Reach'' Armory montage]</ref> | |||
Two upgrades are available for the helmet, the first replaces the standard unnamed attachment similar to night vision goggles with an Up-Armor plate with a Hardened Uplink Module on the left side (UA/HUL), and the second adds a Command Network Module-Improved on the right side. | Two upgrades are available for the helmet, the first replaces the standard unnamed attachment similar to night vision goggles with an Up-Armor plate with a Hardened Uplink Module on the left side (UA/HUL), and the second adds a Command Network Module-Improved on the right side. | ||
Revision as of 07:47, January 26, 2011
- "Developed exclusively by ONI's Beta-5 Asymmetrical Action Group."
- — Description of the OPERATOR helmet.
Operator armor is armor developed at ONI's facility BD5 and used solely by the Office of Naval Intelligence's Beta-5 Asymmetrical Action Group operators. It is compatible with MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor/Mark V.[1]
Two upgrades are available for the helmet, the first replaces the standard unnamed attachment similar to night vision goggles with an Up-Armor plate with a Hardened Uplink Module on the left side (UA/HUL), and the second adds a Command Network Module-Improved on the right side.
The shoulders are almost like bands on the users shoulders, with two "strings" descending from the bottom.
Trivia
- The helmet looks strikingly similar to an "updated MJOLNIR armor" variant drawn by Eddie Smith which is featured in The Art of Halo.
