• Would like to know if Gamer 4 or Starfighter provide a citation for HAG standing for "heavy artillery gun." I'll stipulate "artillery" and "gun," but it wouldn't make sense for the heavier version to be called the HHAG-M. "Heavy heavy"? Would tentatively propose renaming this article back to "HAG-M" unless a cite can be found. If it turns out "heavy artillery gun" is right, we should make a note that Galactic Battlegrounds made an error identifying the HHAG-M. Enochf 12:59, 12 August 2006 (UTC)
  • "Heavy artillery gun" is correct; I'll have to find where it came from. And "HHAG-M" isn't an error—it's a heavier Heavy Artillery Gun. Fleet Admiral J. Nebulax ^{(Imperial Holovision)} 13:41, 12 August 2006 (UTC)
  • It comes from the Star Wars: The Clone Wars video game.Unlock the Unit Viewer bonus feature

and scroll through until you find the vehicle.It's called the Heavy Artillery Gun.

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From "The Clone Wars" video game i right well seem to remember the HAG had a gun on its starboard side, kind of where the AATs have their side guns. they only used it short range when i was like strafing them right in their faces and even then it didn't do much but i remember they had it if i'm not mistaken i mean it was pretty weak though maybe better for hitting rocket launcher troops than big armored tanks but Clone Wars woefully lacked Battlefront style footsoldier actiondom which was a shame i loved the rich levels but like no foot soldier level there were only like 4 parts and only new alliances went on for any length of time or was particularly intriguing which is a shame cuz imagine playing the fight for the city on Thule but NOOO you only fight for a few minutes outside the city gate blah blah blah yeah i think the HAG had a side gun for support or something i don't know good night i'm tired yeah AThousandGooglyEyeballs 05:37, 29 March 2009 (UTC)