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Legion Fire Raptor

December 2013·p. 148

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Stuart Williamson previews a heavily armed Marine gunship. Nose-mounted avenger cannons and wing missiles complement two broad-traversing ball turrets. Marine crew give those turrets independent target selection. The development photographs show how concentrated firepower shapes the aircraft’s appearance.

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