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Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi and their forces, they headed to Tano's position.[7]Tano refused to retreat, believing that they were winning over the Separatist forces. Skywalker ordered that the gunships land in front of the Juggernaut and Republic forces in order to evacuate the clone troopers and convince Tano to retreat from the engagement. After Tano and her troopers evacuated and were airborne, Tano looked on to see her Juggernaut explode in a fiery destruction by the combined forces of Separatist droids and vehicles which also knocked out other, nearby Republic vehicles.[7]Continued deployment[] Several Juggernauts patrol outside the Republic Center for Military Operations on Coruscant The HAVw A6 Juggernaut again saw action on Felucia during another battle against Separatist forces. During the attack, at least two Juggernauts accompanied AT-TE walkers as they bombarded a Separatist outpost.[11] Juggernauts were also used on the Republic capital of Coruscant and could be seen deployed at the Republic Center for Military Operations.[12] Several HAVw A6 Juggernauts were utilized extensively in the Battle of Kashyyyk alongside AT-APs, AT-RTs, and Infantry Support Platforms, where they faced against Separatist NR-N99 tank droids and DSD1 dwarf spider droids.[6]By the end of the war,[13] a successor model to the HAvw A6, the HCVw A9 turbo tank,[14] had been introduced and saw use in the conflict[13] despite the continued deployment of the HAVw A6.[6] Due to its success and effectiveness, the HAVw A6 continued to be utilized by the Galactic Empire, successor to the Galactic Republic.[4] The regime also made use of the HCVw A9.[15]Behind the scenes[] Battle of Hoth concept art by Joe Johnston featuring the wheeled tank that would be the basis of the HAVw A6. The HAVw A6 Juggernaut first appeared in Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith released in 2005.[6] The Juggernaut originated from a concept of a ten-wheeled tank used by the Empire during the Battle of Hoth by Joe Johnston for Star Wars: Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back before the AT-AT walkers were chosen over tanks. George Lucas later revisited this design when seeking to bridge the designs of the original and prequel trilogies. Unlike the original concept, the HAVw A6 was made larger and was better armored.[16]Appearances[]Non-canon appearances[] "Turbo Charged" — LEGO Star Wars 76Sources[]Notes and references[]
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