M554 Apache Self-Propelled Artillery

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A digital render of an M554DA1. M554 Apache SPA Product Information Manufacturer Jablomi Military Manufacturing Model M554 (Variant of M210 MHSP) Type Self-propelled artillery Technical Specifications Engine XeneWorks D-10578 LH-ICE Weapons Variable Armor Titanium-A Kevlar Ceramic composite Crew Pilot Gunner External seating (Max. 8) Chronological and Affiliation Affiliation UNSC Defense Force UN Peacekeeper Army Haverson Security

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The Model-554 "Apache" Self-Propelled Artillery (known alternatively as the M554 Apache) is a heavy support vehicle operated primarily by the Army and Marine Corps of the UN Space Command. From its introduction in 2564 to its retirement in 2623, the Apache served as the primary means of artillery for UNSC forces, sans the orbital variety.

The Apache's longevity was achieved primarily through its numerous improvements and iterations. Four primary variants served as the most common types of the Apache. A number of special variants were also employed, the most popular of the latter being the M554D series, which sported a role more similar to that of a standard tank rather than artillery.

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VariantsEdit

M554A1Edit

The M554A1 was the original member of the M554 family of vehicles. It sported the new VENOM Artillery Cannon, which fired the tenacious 165 millimeter exploding shell. The M554A1 proved especially useful against insurgent forces during the Second Human Civil War, often one of the keys to success in many battles involving shock and awe warfare.

M554A2Edit

M554A3Edit

M554A4Edit

M554BEdit

M554CEdit

M554DEdit

M554-RCEdit

M554-SWATEdit

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