Command Network Module
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The External Command Network Module or CNM, is an external helmet attachment utilized by the United Nations Space Command.[1]
Usage
Two different models are known, one designed for the Military Police helmet, and an Up-Armored variant for the ODST helmet. The former is standard issue to Special Force unit commanders and Beta-5 Security units patrolling the Inner Colonies, while the latter seems to be exclusively used by the ODSTs, most often squad commanders.[1]
During the Fall of Reach, Jorge-052 employed a CNM as an attachment for his GRENADIER-class Mjolnir.[2]
Variants
At least one variant of the standard-issue CNM, the Command Network Module-Improved (CNM-I) exists. It is employed on the HAZOP helmet.[1]
Compatibility
The CNM has been observed to be compatible with the following helmets;
- CH252 helmet[3]
- Commando[1]
- EVA[1]
- Grenadier[1]
- HAZOP-class Mjolnir[1] (CNM-I variant)
- Mark VI[1]
- Military Police[1]
- ODST[1]
- Security[1]
Gameplay
Halo Reach
The CNM is available as a helmet accessory in Halo: Reach. The device for the MP variant is priced at 5,000 cR, while the ODST variant is priced at 1,000 cR.[1][4]
Trivia
- During the Halo: Reach Multiplayer Beta, the Mark V[B helmet had a CNM upgrade available. The device cost 2,000 cR, but was cut from the final game. In the Beta, it was known as the Hardened External Sensor Array-External.
- Several helmets in Halo: Reach list the CNM as an attachment when they in fact use the External Hardened Uplink. Tese helmets are the Scout, Operator,
Gallery
List of appearances
- Halo 3: ODST(First appearance)
- Halo: Reach
- Halo Mythos: A Guide to the Story of Halo
Sources