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The SkyHawk is equipped with four 50mm cannons as well as Scorpion Anti-Tank missiles. Several of these craft were located at Fairchild Field on Reach, and one was dispatched by Colonel James Ackerson to attack SPARTAN-117 and Cortana during their test of the MJOLNIR Mark V Battle Armor and its new shield technology in 2552. Despite all expectations, the Spartan-II and Cortana managed to endure its cannons' strafing run and avoid its guided anti-tank missiles by simply deflecting it at the last moment, proving the Spartan-AI team far more successful than ever expected. These aircraft are capable of supersonic flight and can execute quick turns at maximum speed.
Trivia
It has only been referenced in one of the Halo novels and does not appear in any of the games nor other books.
It shares its name with a real life fighter jet, named the A-4 Skyhawk, and may be its spiritual successor, since both have a similar role in their respective military. Its name, like very many other vehicles in the Halo universe, is based off an animal.
Quick Stats
| Manufacturer: UNSC | Class: Fighter | Shielding: None | Navigation system: NAVCOM | Arnament: 50mm Cannons (4) Scorpion Anti-Tank Missiles | Crew: Pilot (1) Gunner (1) | Role: Atmospheric fighter Interceptor Close Air Support | Affiliation: United Nations Space Command |
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