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'''Havoc Missile Launchers''' were the precursor of the [[Missile_Launcher#Cyclone_Missile_Launchers|Cyclone Missile Launcher]] now used by [[Imperial]] [[Space Marine]] [[Terminators]]. Due to their size they were not man-portable, and restricted to use on vehicles. Since the escape by the [[Traitor Legions]] into the [[Eye of Terror]], technology has advanced enough to allow the introduction of the Cyclone, but leaving the isolated [[Chaos Space Marines]] only able to use them on their vehicles and [[Dreadnoughts]] as the Imperial forces would use [[Missile_Launcher#Hunter_Killer_Missiles|Hunter-Killer Missiles]].
 
'''Havoc Missile Launchers''' were the precursor of the [[Missile_Launcher#Cyclone_Missile_Launchers|Cyclone Missile Launcher]] now used by [[Imperial]] [[Space Marine]] [[Terminators]]. Due to their size they were not man-portable, and restricted to use on vehicles. Since the escape by the [[Traitor Legions]] into the [[Eye of Terror]], technology has advanced enough to allow the introduction of the Cyclone, but leaving the isolated [[Chaos Space Marines]] only able to use them on their vehicles and [[Dreadnoughts]] as the Imperial forces would use [[Missile_Launcher#Hunter_Killer_Missiles|Hunter-Killer Missiles]].
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Revision as of 12:17, 6 December 2006

Havoc Missile Launchers were the precursor of the Cyclone Missile Launcher now used by Imperial Space Marine Terminators. Due to their size they were not man-portable, and restricted to use on vehicles. Since the escape by the Traitor Legions into the Eye of Terror, technology has advanced enough to allow the introduction of the Cyclone, but leaving the isolated Chaos Space Marines only able to use them on their vehicles and Dreadnoughts as the Imperial forces would use Hunter-Killer Missiles.

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