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	In the fictional '']'' universe, the '''Snowtroopers''' or Blizzard Force were an ] division of the ] infantry.

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	They wore customized ] well suited to the climate extremes of ice planets like ]. In addition to the hard white armour, their suit incorporated fabric overgarments that helped contain heat and terrain gripping boots for slippery conditions. They brandished standard blaster rifles and specialized teams used heavy repeating blasters mounted on tripods. In the ], Snowtroopers rode in ]s (All-Terrain Armored Transports) before going on the ground. Although it is not specifically seen, it is assumed that Snowtroopers drove the ]s (All-Terrain Scout Transports) in the Battle as well.
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