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*Fixed - The standing turret with a plate of armor to protect its operator from incoming fire. This one is used as a defensive weapon by the UNSC. | *Fixed - The standing turret with a plate of armor to protect its operator from incoming fire. This one is used as a defensive weapon by the UNSC. | ||
*Portable - The second version is the mobile version in which the main gun is placed on a foldable tripod or bipod for quick relocation and setup in the field. Though it lacks shielding (and possibly rate of fire), it can be moved from location to location by a single [[Marine]] | *Portable - The second version is the mobile version in which the main gun is placed on a foldable tripod or bipod for quick relocation and setup in the field. Though it lacks shielding (and possibly rate of fire), it can be moved from location to location by a single [[Marine]] | ||
*[[M41 Light Anti-Aircraft Gun|Vehicle Mounted]] - The third variation is mounted on the loading bay of the Pelican drop ship | *[[M41 Light Anti-Aircraft Gun|Vehicle Mounted]] - The third variation is mounted on the loading bay of the Pelican drop ship. It gives suppressive fire for unloading troops. (This model comes with a optional 25mm grenade launcher for use against vehicles or possibly firing smoke grenades)It is also mounted at the back of the M12 Warthog LRV | ||
*[[Machinegun Turret]]- It is able to be detached from the fixed version and have a total of 200 rounds of ammunition. It is planned to appear in [[Halo 3]]. This weapon may, however, use .50 caliber ammunition given its designation as a "heavy" machine gun. 7.62mm, or .30 caliber, rounds are generally considered more of a light machine gun cartridge. | *[[Machinegun Turret]]- It is able to be detached from the fixed version and have a total of 200 rounds of ammunition. It is planned to appear in [[Halo 3]]. This weapon may, however, use .50 caliber ammunition given its designation as a "heavy" machine gun. 7.62mm, or .30 caliber, rounds are generally considered more of a light machine gun cartridge. | ||