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2A02:1810:4E2C:A900:3D6C:5C98:46F7:4F7D at 14:51, 1 June 2023

2023-06-01T14:51:40Z

71.212.165.9: Got it backwards. A heavy individual load negatively impacts tactical mobility for foot-mobile light infantry or paratroopers, but has little to do with their strategic mobility, which is how you get them deployed into theater in the first place.

2023-03-04T14:41:10Z

Got it backwards. A heavy individual load negatively impacts tactical mobility for foot-mobile light infantry or paratroopers, but has little to do with their strategic mobility, which is how you get them deployed into theater in the first place.

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	==Organization, Equipment, and Operations==		==Organization, Equipment, and Operations==
	The Harakoni Warhawks are heavy jump infantry. Where a light infantry force like the Elysians typically makes initial assaults or performs low-footprint reconnaissance missions, heavy infantry forces fight out pitched battles and set-piece slugfests that require a much different loadout and tactical approach. The Harakoni Warhawks are unique among Guard regiments for their universal issue of the more-protective carapace armour to increase survivability in the meatgrinder of heavy infantry operations. The tradeoff is reduced ~~strategic~~ mobility due to the increased weight, which the Harakoni offset by making their initial deployments via airborne insertion.		The Harakoni Warhawks are heavy jump infantry. Where a light infantry force like the Elysians typically makes initial assaults or performs low-footprint reconnaissance missions, heavy infantry forces fight out pitched battles and set-piece slugfests that require a much different loadout and tactical approach. The Harakoni Warhawks are unique among Guard regiments for their universal issue of the more-protective carapace armour to increase survivability in the meatgrinder of heavy infantry operations. The tradeoff is reduced tactical mobility due to the increased weight, which the Harakoni offset by making their initial deployments via airborne insertion.

	In keeping with their heavy infantry mission, Harakoni Warhawks make full use of Heavy and Special Weapons Squads, allowing them to pack a MUCH stronger punch. Since they’re a drop regiment, they have no armoured vehicles. Couple this with their lower numbers as a heavy infantry force and support from other regiments becomes crucial to their continued survival. GW is somewhat loathe to supply us with examples of them fighting in the 41st Millenium for some fuckwit reason.		In keeping with their heavy infantry mission, Harakoni Warhawks make full use of Heavy and Special Weapons Squads, allowing them to pack a MUCH stronger punch. Since they’re a drop regiment, they have no armoured vehicles. Couple this with their lower numbers as a heavy infantry force and support from other regiments becomes crucial to their continued survival. GW is somewhat loathe to supply us with examples of them fighting in the 41st Millenium for some fuckwit reason.

1d4chan>StarSlavs at 04:26, 24 January 2023

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	Take the [[Elysian Drop Troops]], add 50% more badass, and replace their flak jackets with carapace armour and you have the Harakoni Warhawks, one of the most elite Guard drop units in the galaxy.		Take the [[Elysian Drop Troops]], add 50% more badass, and replace their flak jackets with carapace armour and you have the Harakoni Warhawks, one of the most elite Guard drop units in the galaxy.

	===Origins===		==Origins==
	All Harakoni Warhawks hail from the [[Hive World]] of [[Harakon]]. Thanks to the planet’s lower gravity, the spires of its Hive Cities stretch to the upper atmosphere. Their homeworld also hosts massive airborne creatures called Vapour Wyrms, which the Harakoni population hunt through the valleys using grav-gliders. This experience provides them with excellent skills in high-altitude jumps and judging air currents. Residents of Harakon speak a deviant dialect of Low Gothic called Konndar, which is quite distinctive.		All Harakoni Warhawks hail from the [[Hive World]] of [[Harakon]]. Thanks to the planet’s lower gravity, the spires of its Hive Cities stretch to the upper atmosphere. Their homeworld also hosts massive airborne creatures called Vapour Wyrms, which the Harakoni population hunt through the valleys using grav-gliders. This experience provides them with excellent skills in high-altitude jumps and judging air currents. Residents of Harakon speak a deviant dialect of Low Gothic called Konndar, which is quite distinctive.

	===Organization, Equipment, and Operations===		==Organization, Equipment, and Operations==
	The Harakoni Warhawks are heavy jump infantry. Where a light infantry force like the Elysians typically makes initial assaults or performs low-footprint reconnaissance missions, heavy infantry forces fight out pitched battles and set-piece slugfests that require a much different loadout and tactical approach. The Harakoni Warhawks are unique among Guard regiments for their universal issue of the more-protective carapace armour to increase survivability in the meatgrinder of heavy infantry operations. The tradeoff is reduced strategic mobility due to the increased weight, which the Harakoni offset by making their initial deployments via airborne insertion.		The Harakoni Warhawks are heavy jump infantry. Where a light infantry force like the Elysians typically makes initial assaults or performs low-footprint reconnaissance missions, heavy infantry forces fight out pitched battles and set-piece slugfests that require a much different loadout and tactical approach. The Harakoni Warhawks are unique among Guard regiments for their universal issue of the more-protective carapace armour to increase survivability in the meatgrinder of heavy infantry operations. The tradeoff is reduced strategic mobility due to the increased weight, which the Harakoni offset by making their initial deployments via airborne insertion.

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	Basically when you absolutely, positively, need to [[/tg/ gets shit done\|GET SHIT DONE]] and require the kind of force that is able to deal with high-threat environments and come out on top, the Warhawks will not disappoint.		Basically when you absolutely, positively, need to [[/tg/ gets shit done\|GET SHIT DONE]] and require the kind of force that is able to deal with high-threat environments and come out on top, the Warhawks will not disappoint.

	===Playing the Warhawks===		==Playing the Warhawks==
	As of 7th Edition and the introduction of the Tempestus Scions, the Harakoni are now more easily represented than ever. While Elysians are meant for airborne invasions and high-mobility operations utilizing their air-transportable vehicles, the Harakoni are smaller elite insertion teams brimming with special weapons and carapace armour. This makes them ideal candidates to be represented by the Militarum Tempestus. While the basic Scions have very... Distinctive models, an alternative consists of splicing together Cadian bits (including the Forge World Hostile Environment sets) and greenstuff, possibly including [[Anvil Industry]] PASGT with Gasmask or Council Marine Helmets. If you can get hold of them now that Forge World has ceased production, Elysian Grav-Chutes are another key bit in any Harakoni Warhawks model, though failing that, [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] produces Grave-Chute/Jump Packs that will work just fine. [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] also makes "Maraconi Nighthawks", for about the same price as GW's Cadians.		As of 7th Edition and the introduction of the Tempestus Scions, the Harakoni are now more easily represented than ever. While Elysians are meant for airborne invasions and high-mobility operations utilizing their air-transportable vehicles, the Harakoni are smaller elite insertion teams brimming with special weapons and carapace armour. This makes them ideal candidates to be represented by the Militarum Tempestus. While the basic Scions have very... Distinctive models, an alternative consists of splicing together Cadian bits (including the Forge World Hostile Environment sets) and greenstuff, possibly including [[Anvil Industry]] PASGT with Gasmask or Council Marine Helmets. If you can get hold of them now that Forge World has ceased production, Elysian Grav-Chutes are another key bit in any Harakoni Warhawks model, though failing that, [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] produces Grave-Chute/Jump Packs that will work just fine. [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] also makes "Maraconi Nighthawks", for about the same price as GW's Cadians.

			==External Links==
			* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBi-o2doFdY\|An awesome song from the great and mighty Stringstorm]].

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1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 06:43, 14 January 2023

2023-01-14T06:43:28Z

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	===Origins===		===Origins===
	All Harakoni Warhawks hail from the [[Hive World]] of Harakon. Thanks to the planet’s lower gravity, the spires of its Hive Cities stretch to the upper atmosphere. Their homeworld also hosts massive airborne creatures called Vapour Wyrms, which the Harakoni population hunt through the valleys using grav-gliders. This experience provides them with excellent skills in high-altitude jumps and judging air currents. Residents of Harakon speak a deviant dialect of Low Gothic called Konndar, which is quite distinctive.		All Harakoni Warhawks hail from the [[Hive World]] of [[Harakon]]. Thanks to the planet’s lower gravity, the spires of its Hive Cities stretch to the upper atmosphere. Their homeworld also hosts massive airborne creatures called Vapour Wyrms, which the Harakoni population hunt through the valleys using grav-gliders. This experience provides them with excellent skills in high-altitude jumps and judging air currents. Residents of Harakon speak a deviant dialect of Low Gothic called Konndar, which is quite distinctive.

	===Organization, Equipment, and Operations===		===Organization, Equipment, and Operations===

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	===Playing the Warhawks===		===Playing the Warhawks===
	As of 7th Edition and the introduction of the Tempestus Scions, the Harakoni are now more easily represented than ever. While Elysians are meant for airborne invasions and high-mobility operations utilizing their air-transportable vehicles, the Harakoni are smaller elite insertion teams brimming with special weapons and carapace armour. This makes them ideal candidates to be represented by the Militarum Tempestus. While the basic Scions have very... Distinctive models, an alternative consists of splicing together Cadian bits (including the Forge World Hostile Environment sets) and greenstuff, possibly including [[Anvil Industry]] PASGT with Gasmask or Council Marine Helmets. If you can get hold of them now that Forge World has ceased production , Elysian Grav-Chutes are another key bit in any Harakoni Warhawks model, though failing that, [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] produces Grave-Chute/Jump Packs that will work just fine. [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] also makes "Maraconi Nighthawks", for about the same price as GW's Cadians.		As of 7th Edition and the introduction of the Tempestus Scions, the Harakoni are now more easily represented than ever. While Elysians are meant for airborne invasions and high-mobility operations utilizing their air-transportable vehicles, the Harakoni are smaller elite insertion teams brimming with special weapons and carapace armour. This makes them ideal candidates to be represented by the Militarum Tempestus. While the basic Scions have very... Distinctive models, an alternative consists of splicing together Cadian bits (including the Forge World Hostile Environment sets) and greenstuff, possibly including [[Anvil Industry]] PASGT with Gasmask or Council Marine Helmets. If you can get hold of them now that Forge World has ceased production, Elysian Grav-Chutes are another key bit in any Harakoni Warhawks model, though failing that, [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] produces Grave-Chute/Jump Packs that will work just fine. [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] also makes "Maraconi Nighthawks", for about the same price as GW's Cadians.
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1d4chan>HussarZwei at 00:04, 14 August 2020

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	===Playing the Warhawks===		===Playing the Warhawks===
	As of 7th Edition and the introduction of the Tempestus Scions, the Harakoni are now more easily represented than ever. While Elysians are meant for airborne invasions and high-mobility operations utilizing their air-transportable vehicles, the Harakoni are smaller elite insertion teams brimming with special weapons and carapace armour. This makes them ideal candidates to be represented by the Militarum Tempestus. While the basic Scions have very... Distinctive models, an alternative consists of splicing together Cadian bits (including the Forge World Hostile Environment sets) and greenstuff, possibly including [[Anvil Industry]] PASGT with Gasmask or Council Marine Helmets. If you can get hold of them now that Forge World has ceased production , Elysian Grav-Chutes are another key bit in any Harakoni Warhawks model, though failing that, [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] produces Grave-Chute/Jump Packs that will work just fine. [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] also makes "Maraconi Nighthawks", for about the same price as GW's Cadians.		As of 7th Edition and the introduction of the Tempestus Scions, the Harakoni are now more easily represented than ever. While Elysians are meant for airborne invasions and high-mobility operations utilizing their air-transportable vehicles, the Harakoni are smaller elite insertion teams brimming with special weapons and carapace armour. This makes them ideal candidates to be represented by the Militarum Tempestus. While the basic Scions have very... Distinctive models, an alternative consists of splicing together Cadian bits (including the Forge World Hostile Environment sets) and greenstuff, possibly including [[Anvil Industry]] PASGT with Gasmask or Council Marine Helmets. If you can get hold of them now that Forge World has ceased production , Elysian Grav-Chutes are another key bit in any Harakoni Warhawks model, though failing that, [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] produces Grave-Chute/Jump Packs that will work just fine. [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] also makes "Maraconi Nighthawks", for about the same price as GW's Cadians.
	~~[[Category:Imperial Guard Regiments]]~~
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1d4chan>HussarZwei at 00:01, 14 August 2020

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	===Playing the Warhawks===		===Playing the Warhawks===
	As of 7th Edition and the introduction of the Tempestus Scions, the Harakoni are now more easily represented than ever. While Elysians are meant for airborne invasions and high-mobility operations utilizing their air-transportable vehicles, the Harakoni are smaller elite insertion teams brimming with special weapons and carapace armour. This makes them ideal candidates to be represented by the Militarum Tempestus. While the basic Scions have very... Distinctive models, an alternative consists of splicing together Cadian bits (including the Forge World Hostile Environment sets) and greenstuff, possibly including [[Anvil Industry]] PASGT with Gasmask or Council Marine Helmets. If you can get hold of them now that Forge World has ceased production , Elysian Grav-Chutes are another key bit in any Harakoni Warhawks model, though failing that, [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] produces Grave-Chute/Jump Packs that will work just fine. [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] also makes "Maraconi Nighthawks", for about the same price as GW's Cadians.		As of 7th Edition and the introduction of the Tempestus Scions, the Harakoni are now more easily represented than ever. While Elysians are meant for airborne invasions and high-mobility operations utilizing their air-transportable vehicles, the Harakoni are smaller elite insertion teams brimming with special weapons and carapace armour. This makes them ideal candidates to be represented by the Militarum Tempestus. While the basic Scions have very... Distinctive models, an alternative consists of splicing together Cadian bits (including the Forge World Hostile Environment sets) and greenstuff, possibly including [[Anvil Industry]] PASGT with Gasmask or Council Marine Helmets. If you can get hold of them now that Forge World has ceased production , Elysian Grav-Chutes are another key bit in any Harakoni Warhawks model, though failing that, [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] produces Grave-Chute/Jump Packs that will work just fine. [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] also makes "Maraconi Nighthawks", for about the same price as GW's Cadians.
			[[Category:Imperial Guard Regiments]]
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	===Playing the Warhawks===		===Playing the Warhawks===
	As of 7th Edition and the introduction of the Tempestus Scions, the Harakoni are now more easily represented than ever. While Elysians are meant for airborne invasions and high-mobility operations utilizing their air-transportable vehicles, the Harakoni are smaller elite insertion teams brimming with special weapons and carapace armour. This makes them ideal candidates to be represented by the Militarum Tempestus. While the basic Scions have very... Distinctive models, an alternative consists of splicing together Cadian bits (including the Forge World Hostile Environment sets) and greenstuff, possibly including [[Anvil Industry]] PASGT with Gasmask or Council Marine Helmets. If you can get hold of them now that Forge World has ceased production , Elysian Grav-Chutes are another key bit in any Harakoni Warhawks model, though failing that, [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] produces Grave-Chute/Jump Packs that will work just fine.		As of 7th Edition and the introduction of the Tempestus Scions, the Harakoni are now more easily represented than ever. While Elysians are meant for airborne invasions and high-mobility operations utilizing their air-transportable vehicles, the Harakoni are smaller elite insertion teams brimming with special weapons and carapace armour. This makes them ideal candidates to be represented by the Militarum Tempestus. While the basic Scions have very... Distinctive models, an alternative consists of splicing together Cadian bits (including the Forge World Hostile Environment sets) and greenstuff, possibly including [[Anvil Industry]] PASGT with Gasmask or Council Marine Helmets. If you can get hold of them now that Forge World has ceased production , Elysian Grav-Chutes are another key bit in any Harakoni Warhawks model, though failing that, [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] produces Grave-Chute/Jump Packs that will work just fine. [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] also makes "Maraconi Nighthawks", for about the same price as GW's Cadians.

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	[[Image:Harakoni Warhawks 1.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|READY TO GIVE AN ASS WHOOPIN]]		[[Image:Harakoni Warhawks 1.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|READY TO GIVE AN ASS WHOOPIN]]
	[[Image:Harakoni warhawk by diegogisbertllorens.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|COMING TO FUCK YOUR DAY UP]]		[[Image:Harakoni warhawk by diegogisbertllorens.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|COMING TO FUCK YOUR DAY UP]]
	{{Topquote\|Hitler made only one big mistake when he built his Atlantic Wall... he forgot to put a roof on it.\|Stephen E. Ambrose, Band of Brothers (the book)}}		{{Topquote\|Hitler made only one big mistake when he built his Atlantic Wall... he forgot to put a roof on it.\|Stephen E. Ambrose, Band of Brothers (the book)}}

	Take the [[Elysian Drop Troops]], add 50% more badass, and replace their flak jackets with carapace armour and you have the Harakoni Warhawks, one of the most elite Guard drop units in the galaxy.		Take the [[Elysian Drop Troops]], add 50% more badass, and replace their flak jackets with carapace armour and you have the Harakoni Warhawks, one of the most elite Guard drop units in the galaxy.

	==Origins==		==Origins==
	All Harakoni Warhawks hail from the [[Hive World]] of [[Harakon]]. Thanks to the planet’s lower gravity, the spires of its Hive Cities stretch to the upper atmosphere. Their homeworld also hosts massive airborne creatures called Vapour Wyrms, which the Harakoni population hunt through the valleys using grav-gliders. This experience provides them with excellent skills in high-altitude jumps and judging air currents. Residents of Harakon speak a deviant dialect of Low Gothic called Konndar, which is quite distinctive.		All Harakoni Warhawks hail from the [[Hive World]] of [[Harakon]]. Thanks to the planet’s lower gravity, the spires of its Hive Cities stretch to the upper atmosphere. Their homeworld also hosts massive airborne creatures called Vapour Wyrms, which the Harakoni population hunt through the valleys using grav-gliders. This experience provides them with excellent skills in high-altitude jumps and judging air currents. Residents of Harakon speak a deviant dialect of Low Gothic called Konndar, which is quite distinctive.

	==Organization, Equipment, and Operations==		==Organization, Equipment, and Operations==
	The Harakoni Warhawks are heavy jump infantry. Where a light infantry force like the Elysians typically makes initial assaults or performs low-footprint reconnaissance missions, heavy infantry forces fight out pitched battles and set-piece slugfests that require a much different loadout and tactical approach. The Harakoni Warhawks are unique among Guard regiments for their universal issue of the more-protective carapace armour to increase survivability in the meatgrinder of heavy infantry operations. The tradeoff is reduced tactical mobility due to the increased weight, which the Harakoni offset by making their initial deployments via airborne insertion.		The Harakoni Warhawks are heavy jump infantry. Where a light infantry force like the Elysians typically makes initial assaults or performs low-footprint reconnaissance missions, heavy infantry forces fight out pitched battles and set-piece slugfests that require a much different loadout and tactical approach. The Harakoni Warhawks are unique among Guard regiments for their universal issue of the more-protective carapace armour to increase survivability in the meatgrinder of heavy infantry operations. The tradeoff is reduced tactical mobility due to the increased weight, which the Harakoni offset by making their initial deployments via airborne insertion.

	In keeping with their heavy infantry mission, Harakoni Warhawks make full use of Heavy and Special Weapons Squads, allowing them to pack a MUCH stronger punch. Since they’re a drop regiment, they have no armoured vehicles. Couple this with their lower numbers as a heavy infantry force and support from other regiments becomes crucial to their continued survival. GW is somewhat loathe to supply us with examples of them fighting in the 41st Millenium for some fuckwit reason.		In keeping with their heavy infantry mission, Harakoni Warhawks make full use of Heavy and Special Weapons Squads, allowing them to pack a MUCH stronger punch. Since they’re a drop regiment, they have no armoured vehicles. Couple this with their lower numbers as a heavy infantry force and support from other regiments becomes crucial to their continued survival. GW is somewhat loathe to supply us with examples of them fighting in the 41st Millenium for some fuckwit reason.

	Basically when you absolutely, positively, need to [[/tg/ gets shit done\|GET SHIT DONE]] and require the kind of force that is able to deal with high-threat environments and come out on top, the Warhawks will not disappoint.		Basically when you absolutely, positively, need to [[/tg/ gets shit done\|GET SHIT DONE]] and require the kind of force that is able to deal with high-threat environments and come out on top, the Warhawks will not disappoint.

	==Playing the Warhawks==		==Playing the Warhawks==
	As of 7th Edition and the introduction of the Tempestus Scions, the Harakoni are now more easily represented than ever. While Elysians are meant for airborne invasions and high-mobility operations utilizing their air-transportable vehicles, the Harakoni are smaller elite insertion teams brimming with special weapons and carapace armour. This makes them ideal candidates to be represented by the Militarum Tempestus. While the basic Scions have very... Distinctive models, an alternative consists of splicing together Cadian bits (including the Forge World Hostile Environment sets) and greenstuff, possibly including [[Anvil Industry]] PASGT with Gasmask or Council Marine Helmets. If you can get hold of them now that Forge World has ceased production, Elysian Grav-Chutes are another key bit in any Harakoni Warhawks model, though failing that, [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] produces Grave-Chute/Jump Packs that will work just fine. [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] also makes "Maraconi Nighthawks", for about the same price as GW's Cadians.		As of 7th Edition and the introduction of the Tempestus Scions, the Harakoni are now more easily represented than ever. While Elysians are meant for airborne invasions and high-mobility operations utilizing their air-transportable vehicles, the Harakoni are smaller elite insertion teams brimming with special weapons and carapace armour. This makes them ideal candidates to be represented by the Militarum Tempestus. While the basic Scions have very... Distinctive models, an alternative consists of splicing together Cadian bits (including the Forge World Hostile Environment sets) and greenstuff, possibly including [[Anvil Industry]] PASGT with Gasmask or Council Marine Helmets. If you can get hold of them now that Forge World has ceased production, Elysian Grav-Chutes are another key bit in any Harakoni Warhawks model, though failing that, [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] produces Grave-Chute/Jump Packs that will work just fine. [[Mad Robot Miniatures]] also makes "Maraconi Nighthawks", for about the same price as GW's Cadians.

	==External Links==		==External Links==