M108 Multirole Missile Launcher

The M108 Multirole Missile Launcher is a 137×1430mm anti-vehicle system designed and produced by Ushuaia Armory to defeat Covenant armor for the United Nations Space Command.
The M108 is primarily used by the UNSC Army and Marine Corps as an alternative to it’s equivalent counterpart, the M41-series, against unshielded hard targets such as dropships and heavy ground vehicles. However, the platform’s overall lack of versatility and comparatively poor manufacturer support lead to questions over it’s continued use. 
==DEVELOPMENT==
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==DESIGN==
The M108 is a high-velocity, multirole missile launcher. It fires a 137×1430mm missile from a detachable launch tube assembly inserted into the rear of the launcher’s command launch unit. Each missile has a combined anti-tank and anti-aircraft multirole warhead utilizing automatic beam-riding guidance. The missile is guided within the center of a three dimensional matrix painted onto the locked target using three infrared laser beams. The missile reads modulations sent by the lasers to steer itself, keeping within the center of the matrix and on target. The operator only has to keep the system pointed in the direction of the locked target, which is aided by their Heads-Up Display. 
==USAGE==
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== TRIVIA ==
Known internally as the “G4H DuSH” (leet speak for “gah-dush”) during development, and later simplified to “GDuSH” when the platform was officially adopted as the M108. Both nicknames are onomatopoeias of the sound a missile would make when launched or detonated, and are inspired by Misriah Armory’s “SPNKr” and “STMPr” branding.
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