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[[File:Nerve_Gas1.jpg|thumb|A small container containing VX 7 nerve gas.]]
[[File:Nerve_Gas1.jpg|thumb|A small container containing VX 7 nerve gas.]]
'''VX 7 nerve gas''' is a type of [[Wikipedia:Nerve agent|nerve agent]] used by the [[United Nations Space Command]] armed forces. It is likely an updated version of the highly toxic [[Wikipedia:VX (nerve agent)|VX nerve agent]] introduced after [[World War II]] In 1952 by Ranaji Ghosh a British Chemists.
'''VX 7 nerve gas''' is a type of [[Wikipedia:Nerve agent|nerve agent]] used by the [[United Nations Space Command]] armed forces. It is likely an updated version of the highly toxic [[Wikipedia:VX (nerve agent)|VX nerve agent]] introduced after [[World War II]].


==Service history==
==Service history==

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A small container containing VX 7 nerve gas.

VX 7 nerve gas is a type of nerve agent used by the United Nations Space Command armed forces. It is likely an updated version of the highly toxic VX nerve agent introduced after World War II.

Service history[edit]

Canisters containing the nerve gas were strewn throughout New Mombasa during the Covenant's attack on the city.[1] The UNSC In Amber Clad had a stock of VX 7 canisters and seemingly deployed some to the surface of Installation 05. Jiralhanae forces captured some of the gas and likely planned to use it against the humans.[2]

Gallery[edit]

Production notes[edit]

The nerve agent's name is one of Bungie's many references to the number seven.

List of appearances[edit]

Sources[edit]

  1. ^ Halo 2, campaign level Metropolis
  2. ^ Halo 2, campaign level Uprising