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==Description== ==Description==
Artillery is the use of war devices that can far exceed the range of conventional personal and [[BattleMech]] weapons, and is primarily used to support an additional force. Due to the highly explosive nature of artillery, most artillery weapons cause not only substantial primary damage, but also secondary damage to adjacent areas. Artillery is the use of war devices that can far exceed the range of conventional personal and [[BattleMech]] weapons, and is primarily used to support an additional force. Due to the highly explosive nature of artillery, most artillery weapons cause not only substantial primary damage, but also secondary damage to adjacent areas.
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Artillery is the use of war devices that can far exceed the range of conventional personal and [[BattleMech]] weapons, and is primarily used to support an additional force. Due to the highly explosive nature of artillery, most artillery weapons cause not only substantial primary damage, but also secondary damage to adjacent areas. | Artillery is the use of war devices that can far exceed the range of conventional personal and [[BattleMech]] weapons, and is primarily used to support an additional force. Due to the highly explosive nature of artillery, most artillery weapons cause not only substantial primary damage, but also secondary damage to adjacent areas. |