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M312 Elephant HRV

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Name: M312 Heavy Recovery Vehicle
Craft: Jotun Heavy Industries M312 Behemoth
Type: Recovery Vehicle
Scale: walker
Length: 25.7 meters
Skill: ground vehicle operations
Crew: 1; gunners: 2
Passengers: 12-16
Cargo Capacity: 25 metric tons
Cover: full
Maneuverability: 0D
Move: 14; 40 km/h
Body Strength: 6D+1
Weapons (varies by time period)

Halo Wars

  • 3 M41 LAAGs
Fire Arc: turrets
Crew: 1
Scale: speeder
Skill: missile weapons
Fire Control: 0D
Range: 1-300/750/1,500m
Damage: 3D
  • M247 General Purpose Machine Gun
Fire Arc: turret
Crew: 1
Scale: character
Skill: firearms
Fire Control: 0D
Range: 1-220/550/1,100m
Damage: 4D+1
  • 2 AIE-486H Heavy Machine Guns (optional)
Fire Arc: turrets
Crew: 1
Scale: character
Skill: firearms
Fire Control: 0D
Range: 1-120/300/600m
Damage: 4D+1
  • Heavy Crane
Fire Arc: turret
Crew: 1
Scale: walker
Skill: ground vehicle operations
Fire Control: 0D
Range: 30m
Strength: 5D

Complement:

Description: The M312 Heavy Recovery Vehicle, sometimes referred to as the Behemoth-class Troop Transport and commonly known as the Elephant, is a heavy UNSC Marine Corps Mobile Assault, Support, and Recovery Platform. It appears exclusively in Halo 3's multiplayer map Sandtrap, as a civilian variant in Halo 3: ODST and as a unit in Halo Wars.

The Elephant is a mobile command base and repair vehicle and is able to pull an entire Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine by itself. It is armed with a forward M41 LAAG on the top right and a AIE-486H Heavy Machine Gun on the mid left. It is a three-level vehicle with the bottom level, the respawn locale that opens out into the rear cargo tray, the second level, a walkway around the cargo ramp and leads onto the driver's cabin, then a small elevated third level where the M41 LAAG is assembled. It features a crane, numerous firing ports and elevated positions for defending it. It has four tracks set up on each side of the chassis. Its chassis is as high as they are wide, providing stability. The Elephant can house a Mongoose in its lower bay, and can hold up to an additional three Mongooses in the front with two in the back with two Warthogs.

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