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==Sources==
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Revision as of 12:27, September 26, 2019

Early concept model explorations for the M5 Talos turret and its various upgrades.
Anaconda SAM racks are shown in the three top images.

The Anaconda surface-to-air missile is a type of anti-aircraft ordnance used by the United Nations Space Command. It often serves as a supplementary armament on prefabricated defense turrets.[1][2]

During the Fall of Reach, SPARTAN Alpha Red Team recovered a crate from HIGHCOM Armory Omega that contained six Anaconda Surface-to-Air missiles and a pair of Fury Tactical Nuclear Weapons.[3]

Gallery

  • Anaconda missile (right) concept art.

    Anaconda missile (right) concept art.

  • Anaconda missiles on a base turret.

    Anaconda missiles on a base turret.

  • A 2559-era base turret outfitted with Anaconda missiles pods.

    A 2559-era base turret outfitted with Anaconda missiles pods.

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ Halo Wars
  2. ^ Halo Wars: Official Strategy Guide, page 31
  3. ^ Halo: First Strike, page 20

v • d • e
 
Ordnance in UNSC service
Ground-launched Anaconda SAM • Argent V • ASRGAM-10X • Lancet • ASGM-7 • M5100 LTM
Air-launched AAM-50XR • AGM-79C • Anvil ASM (ANVIL-II • ANVIL-IV) • Argent V • ASGM-4 • ASGM-10 • ASGM-15 • MITV Pod • Phoenix missile • Scorpion missile • ST/Medusa missile
Ship-launched Archer • Ares • Bident • Fusion rocket • Harpoon • Howler • Hyperion • Longbow • Shrieker • Rapier • Rudra • Shiva (VE-3) • Streak
Launch systems
Explosives
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