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Armstrong's 'Mech (''Ares'') was apparently a standard GRF-1N model; its armament is explicitly described as a [[PPC]] in the right arm and an [[LRM]] launcher on the right shoulder.<ref name=EG22/> Armstrong's 'Mech (''Ares'') was apparently a standard GRF-1N model; its armament is explicitly described as a [[PPC]] in the right arm and an [[LRM]] launcher on the right shoulder.<ref name=EG22/>
− An [[apocryphal]] version of Armstrong's [[Ares (Hero 'Mech)|''Ares'']] appears in the video games ''[[MechWarrior Online]]'' and ''[[MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries]]'' as one of the game's [[Hero 'Mech]]s. + An [[apocryphal]] version of Armstrong's [[Ares (MWO Hero 'Mech)|''Ares'']] appears in the video games ''[[MechWarrior Online]]'' and ''[[MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries]]'' as one of the game's [[Hero 'Mech]]s.
==Notes== ==Notes==
− Armstrong's cause of death differs between canon sources and apocryphal content. Canonically, he died when he allowed his opponent [[Justin Allard]] a free shot at his ''[[Griffin]]'', unaware that Allard's 'Mech had been modified to carry a much heavier autocannon. Armstrong refused to eject after Allard's opening salvo critically damaged the ''Griffin'''s fusion reactor and was incinerated in the ensuing fireball as the engine safeties catastrophically failed. The apocryphal ''MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries'' says Armstrong died when Allard destroyed his cockpit with an autocannon burst, which differs from the canon event but has some similarity in the sense that the Yen-Lo-Wang's unexpectedly powerful upgraded autocannon was capable of instantly decapitating a 'Mech. + Armstrong's cause of death differs between canon sources and apocryphal content. Canonically, he died when he allowed his opponent [[Justin Allard]] a free shot at his ''[[Griffin]]''; not knowing that Allard's 'Mech had been modified to carry a much heavier autocannon. Armstrong refused to eject after Allard's opening salvo critically damaged the ''Griffin'''s fusion reactor and was incinerated in the ensuing fireball as the engine safeties catastrophically failed. The apocryphal ''MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries'' says Armstrong died when Allard destroyed his cockpit with an autocannon burst, which differs from the canon event but has some similarity in the sense that the Yen-Lo-Wang's unexpectedly powerful upgraded autocannon was capable of instantly decapitating a 'Mech.
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Armstrong's 'Mech (''Ares'') was apparently a standard GRF-1N model; its armament is explicitly described as a [[PPC]] in the right arm and an [[LRM]] launcher on the right shoulder.<ref name=EG22/> | Armstrong's 'Mech (''Ares'') was apparently a standard GRF-1N model; its armament is explicitly described as a [[PPC]] in the right arm and an [[LRM]] launcher on the right shoulder.<ref name=EG22/> | ||
− | An [[apocryphal]] version of Armstrong's [[Ares (Hero 'Mech)|''Ares'']] appears in the video games ''[[MechWarrior Online]]'' and ''[[MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries]]'' as one of the game's [[Hero 'Mech]]s. | + | An [[apocryphal]] version of Armstrong's [[Ares (MWO Hero 'Mech)|''Ares'']] appears in the video games ''[[MechWarrior Online]]'' and ''[[MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries]]'' as one of the game's [[Hero 'Mech]]s. |
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
− | Armstrong's cause of death differs between canon sources and apocryphal content. Canonically, he died when he allowed his opponent [[Justin Allard]] a free shot at his ''[[Griffin]]'' | + | Armstrong's cause of death differs between canon sources and apocryphal content. Canonically, he died when he allowed his opponent [[Justin Allard]] a free shot at his ''[[Griffin]]''; not knowing that Allard's 'Mech had been modified to carry a much heavier autocannon. Armstrong refused to eject after Allard's opening salvo critically damaged the ''Griffin'''s fusion reactor and was incinerated in the ensuing fireball as the engine safeties catastrophically failed. The apocryphal ''MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries'' says Armstrong died when Allard destroyed his cockpit with an autocannon burst, which differs from the canon event but has some similarity in the sense that the Yen-Lo-Wang's unexpectedly powerful upgraded autocannon was capable of instantly decapitating a 'Mech. |
==References== | ==References== |