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I think giving the UNSC Marines and UNSC Army different vehicle groupings is kind of a neat idea, even if its not exactly reflected in the sometimes patchy and sparse lore. Though I agree the open topped troop transport Warthogs can be pretty inimical to... life.

Maybe artillery isn't as big a deal due to the implied use of aerial assets (and orbital assets which aren't covered by this OP thankfully). So there would be less traditional artillery than one would reasonably expect for modern day. Plus the UNSC does have a lot of anti-air assets, fixed and...

Adding extraneous details is fun tho. If the Imperials are attacking a UNSC World then there might be more stationary and towed artillery emplacements like what you see in the more popular game media. Like the Onager MAC Cannons in Halo: Reach. Halo Wars also had the Talos base defense turrets...

Someone else might know more about Space Combat then I do but I feel that Starfighters in Halo are far more secondary in that setting then in Star Wars where it's a main component of spacebattles. I think most space combat between ships is the actual capitol ships hurling missiles and plasma and...

According to Halopedia, which it says is working off of the Halo Sourcebook, it seems to indicate that a UNSC Division sized formation is about 14,000 troops though obviously it's not all combat troops. The other important thing to note is that the UNSC Army and UNSC Marines actually in some...

The best strategy and one I use for my Versus Threads on Halo is using the possible ship troop complements as a foundation and scaling and working off of that. Like the Pillar of Autumn could typically carry one battalions worth of Marines, about a thousand troops. Plus thirty Scorpion (and...