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The '''XEV9-Matos Nonlinear Pulse Cannon''' is a [[UNSC Navy|Naval]] [[laser]] weapon in service | The '''XEV9-Matos Nonlinear Pulse Cannon''' is a [[UNSC Navy|Naval]] [[laser]] weapon in service with the [[United Nations Space Command]].<ref name="VIS">'''[[Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide]]'''</ref> | ||
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The XEV9-Matos Nonlinear Pulse Cannon is a Naval laser weapon in service with the United Nations Space Command.[1]
Background
The XEV9 is an armament on Sahara-class heavy prowlers like the UNSC Aladdin. Pulse laser weaponry has been mounted on UNSC prowlers as early as 2531, when the UNSC Circumference used a pulse laser burst to disable a communications satellite near Construction Platform 966A.[2] This is likely an independent UNSC development rather than reverse engineering of Covenant technology, as early versions of pulse laser technology were available to humanity as early as 1960, and in weaponized form by the early 21st century.
Sources
- ^ Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide
- ^ Halo: Ghosts of Onyx, page 50