[b][u]Visor:[/u][/b] [b]Recruit[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Hannibal Weapon Systems[/u] Visual Intelligence System, Reconnaissance [VISR] software manages the Spartan's disparate sensor feeds, battlenet links, and suit diagnostic messages. [b]Cyan[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Hannibal Weapon Systems[/u] Too expensive to be universally deployed, VISR 4.03 hardware is protected against electromagnetic interference, shock, and corrosive atmosphere. [b]Frost[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Lethbridge Industrial[/u] With its integral climate module and multi-layer insulation the VISR 4.05 assembly can function in extreme temperatures and exotic cryogenic atmospheres. [b]Blindside[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Imbrium Machine Complex[/u] Frowned upon by UNSC staff officers, VISR 4.05 sacrifices strategic situational awareness for improved performance in small-unit actions. [b]Sunspot[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Acheron Security[/u] The VISR 4.06 system utilizes a dedicated deconfliction agent which effectively curates the deluge of information competing for the Spartan's attention. [b][u]Body Armor:[/u][/b] [b]Recruit[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Hannibal Weapon Systems[/u] Personalized RECRUIT armor suits the needs of a diverse segment of Spartan combatants. [b]Nightfall[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Cascade Stronghold Technology[/u] Spartans with Marine experience prefer NIGHTFALL armor when stationed on inhospitable worlds due to its best-of-class life support. [b]Mark VI Gen1 - Scarred[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Materials Group[/u] The MARK VI was able to remain functional until all of its triply-redundant auto-repair and bypass nodes failed. [b]Mark VI Gen1[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Materials Group[/u] Technically obsolete, the MARK VI [GEN1] Mjolnir armor maintains a legendary luster among Spartans and the general public. [b]Air Assault[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Naphtali Contractor Corporation[/u] AIR ASSAULT spin-offs were considered for adoption by unaugmented Delta-Six operators, but each suit costs as much as a dropship. [b]Recon[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Imbrium Machine Complex[/u] RECON armor is fitted with emissions baffling and plasma electronic support activity sensors for observation missions behind enemy lines. [b]Aviator[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Hannibal Weapon Systems[/u] The AVIATOR suite includes integral gravity compensators and hardware-accelerated flight combat interlinks. [b]Helioskrill[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Kolaar Manufactorum[/u] The HELIOSKRILL is a work of art crafted by a Sangheili prodigy inspired to test her skill against the best that humanity could muster. [b]Recruit BRN[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Hannibal Weapon Systems[/u] Personalized RECRUIT armor suits the needs of a diverse segment of Spartan combatants. [b]Athlon[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Misriah Armory[/u] Multiply -redundant safety systems in the ATHLON significantly reduce the chance of major injury during live War Games. [b]Warrior[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Materials Group[/u] The WARRIOR's dual channel gel layer can disperse kinetic and thermal energy quickly and efficiently, while still preserving mobility. [b]Defender[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Imbrium Machine Complex[/u] The placid DEFENDER faceplate is a symbol of both UNSC oppression and protection, due to use by Spartan anti-Insurrectionist units. [b][u]Helmet:[/u][/b] [b]Recruit[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Hannibal Weapons Systems[/u] Decades of combat experience with Mjolnir suits informed the design and electronics hardware architecture of the RECRUIT helmet. [b]Nightfall[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Cascade Stronghold Technology[/u] Lessons learned on far-flung hellscapes have shaped the NIGHTFALL into the best multi-environmental helmet available. [b]Mark VI Gen1 - Scarred[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Materials Group[/u] Constructed with the utmost care and multiply redundant systems, MARK VI helmets can remain functional even after horrendous damage. [b]Mark VI Gen1[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Materials Group[/u] The distinctive silhouette of the MARK VI GEN1 helmet remains one of the most powerful symbols of the Human-Covenant War. [b]Air Assault[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Naphtali Contractor Corporation[/u] The AIR ASSAULT helmet's long range comm system makes it popular with Spartan fireteam leaders, but Naphtali also markets this helmet to Army special forces. [b]Recon[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Imbrium Machine Complex[/u] The heavily classified Auspex battlenet uplink in the RECON helmet contains the latest counter-cyberintrusion and firewall routines from ONI. [b]Aviator[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Hannibal Weapon Systems[/u] Usable only by augmented personnel, the AVIATOR helmet's ultrawideband machine interlink gives Spsrtan-IV pilots unparalleled control over their aircraft. [b]Helioskrill[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Kolaar Manufactorum[/u] Such is the skill of the HELIOSKRILL's artisan-armorer designer that even the heavily classified and encrypted Mjolnir neural interface protocols were reverse engineered. [b]Recruit BRN[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Hannibal Weapon Systems[/u] Though largely confined to War Games, custom patterns can be applied to RECRUIT armor before fitting. [b]Athlon[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Misriah Armory[/u] The ATHLON helmet's inner layer uses a magnetorheological dampening system perfectly tuned to the peculiarities of the Spartan physiology. [b]Warrior[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Materials Group[/u] The WARRIOR helmet's robust design protects an elegant combination of sensors and computing clusters that are fully interoperable with all Mjolnir derivatives. [b]Defender[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Imbrium Machine Complex[/u] It has not escaped notice that the observation and communication features of the DEFENDER helmet are well-suited for combat actuation in urban environments. [b]Scout[/b] [u]Manufacturer: Materials Group[/u] Materials Group tested various form factors of the SCOUT helmet, before settling on a sleek shape reminiscent of the MARK VI [GEN1] model.