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| rdfs:comment | - The M32A1 Warrior was an infantry fighting vehicle in service with the UNSC Army and Marine Corps. Introduced during the final days of the Human-Covenant War, the Warrior saw widespread usage in both branches during the war against the Covenant Remnant. The Warrior was capable of keeping pace with contemporary main battle tanks, such as the M808 Scorpion and M810 Scorpion 2, over all terrain, while carrying up to eight infantrymen and their personal equipment, and assisting them once dismounted with heavy fire support. The M32 was protected against ballistic and plasma small arms fire, with 'enhanced resistance' to enemy fire of higher calibre. The Warrior equipped armoured infantry regiments of the UNSC Army, and armoured battalions of the Marine Corps.
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| Role | - *infantry fighting vehicle
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| Class | - Infantry Fighting Vehicle
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| primaryarmament | - M3911 30mm autocannon or M72 MAC
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| secondaryarmament | - Embrasure RWS :
*M73 general purpose machine gun
- FGM-91 Razor anti-tank missiles
- coaxial M84 heavy machine gun
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| abstract | - The M32A1 Warrior was an infantry fighting vehicle in service with the UNSC Army and Marine Corps. Introduced during the final days of the Human-Covenant War, the Warrior saw widespread usage in both branches during the war against the Covenant Remnant. The Warrior was capable of keeping pace with contemporary main battle tanks, such as the M808 Scorpion and M810 Scorpion 2, over all terrain, while carrying up to eight infantrymen and their personal equipment, and assisting them once dismounted with heavy fire support. The M32 was protected against ballistic and plasma small arms fire, with 'enhanced resistance' to enemy fire of higher calibre. The Warrior equipped armoured infantry regiments of the UNSC Army, and armoured battalions of the Marine Corps.
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