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Beweglichkeitsrüstungsysteme (German for "Mobile Armament Systems") is an established, vertically integrated military-industrial[1] manufacturer.[2][3]
History
During the Human-Covenant War, it developed the CQC and CQB-class Mjolnir.[2] Beweglichkeitsrüstungsysteme was also responsible for designing and testing the MJOLNIR JFO variant.[4]
Post-war
Following the Human-Covenant War, the corporation developed the TECHNICIAN,[5] BARVO,[6] and FREEBOOTER[7] variants of the MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor [GEN2].
The Rampant VISR, with hopes to position it as the de facto standard visor for integrating with Forerunner sensor systems.[8]
With the rise of the [GEN2] Mjolnir armor, Beweglichkeitsrüstungsysteme no longer controlled aspects of their suits' tactical packages and software, as was the case with nearly all armor-manufacturing corporations.[1]
Products
Armor
- Multiple MJOLNIR [GEN1] variants
- Multiple MJOLNIR [GEN2] variants
Visors
- VISR Rampant variant
Facilities
They had a testing site in Essen, Germany on Earth.[9][2][4]
List of appearances
- Halo 3 (First mentioned)
- Halo: Reach (Mentioned only)
- Halo 5: Guardians (Mentioned only)
Sources
- ^ a b Halo Waypoint, Canon Fodder - Armory Amore
- ^ a b c Halo: The Essential Visual Guide, page 39 & 40
- ^ Halo: The Essential Visual Guide, page 101
- ^ a b Bungie.net, C.Q.B.: Close Quarters Battle
- ^ Halo Waypoint, Canon Fodder - Conventional Warfare
- ^ Halo Waypoint, Community Update: Championship Update
- ^ Halo 5: Guardians: FREEBOOTER REQ description
- ^ Halo 5: Guardians: Rampant VISR REQ description
- ^ Halo Encyclopedia, Earth, p. 284-285, (2009); p. 296-297 (2011 edition)
