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|image=[[File:H2AD77.jpg|350px]]
|image=[[File:H2AD77.jpg|350px]]
|name=Dropship 77-Troop Carrier
|name=Dropship 77-Troop Carrier
|manufacturer= [[Misriah Armory]]<ref>'''[[Halo: Arms Race]]'''</ref>
|manufacturer=[[Misriah Armory]]<ref>'''[[Halo: Arms Race]]'''</ref>
|line=Pelican
|line=Pelican
|class=Pelican Dropship 77-Troop Carrier
|class=Pelican Dropship 77-Troop Carrier
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|max speed space=
|max speed space=
|max speed air=
|max speed air=
|engine=*Two main engines
|engine=*Four [[Fusion drive|hybrid fusion drives]] {{C|two primary, two secondary}}<ref name="Warfleet"/>
*Ten [[Fusion drive|hybrid fusion drives]] housed in four vector pylons.<ref name="Warfleet"/>
*Gravitic assist generator<ref name="Warfleet"/>
*Gravitic assist generator<ref name="Warfleet"/>
|slipspace drive=No
|slipspace drive=No
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|shield gen=Heat and radiation shielding to protect occupants.
|shield gen=Heat and radiation shielding to protect occupants.
|hull=
|hull=
|sensors=
|sensors=[[RADAR]]/LIDAR detectors<ref name="Warfleet"/>
|target=
|target=
|navigation=Motion trackers<ref>'''Halo: Combat Evolved''', campaign level ''[[343 Guilty Spark (level)|343 Guilty Spark]]''</ref>
|navigation=Motion trackers<ref>'''Halo: Combat Evolved''', campaign level ''[[343 Guilty Spark (level)|343 Guilty Spark]]''</ref>
|avionics=
|avionics=
|countermeasures=*Wide-spectrum flares<ref name="Warfleet"/>
|armament=Single or twin-linked nose-mounted projectile weapons: [[M370 autocannon]] {{C|standard}},<ref name="EVG">'''[[Halo: The Essential Visual Guide]]''', ''page 135''</ref><ref name="The Flood">'''Halo: The Flood''', ''page 39''</ref> [[40mm chain gun]],<ref name="TFoR">'''Halo: The Fall of Reach''', ''page 92'' (''"John sized up her armaments - dented and charred armor, a pair of old, out-of-date 40mm chain guns."'')</ref> large-caliber rotary machine gun<ref name="Halo 2">''Halo 2''</ref>  
*Microdrone decoys<ref name="Warfleet"/>
*Rainbow laser blinders<ref name="Warfleet"/>
*RADAR/LIDAR detectors<ref name="Warfleet"/>
*Directional jammers<ref name="Warfleet"/>
*"Hard-chop" guillotines on data processing modules<ref name="Warfleet"/>
|armament=Single or twin-linked nose-mounted projectile weapons: [[M370 autocannon]] (standard),<ref name="EVG">'''[[Halo: The Essential Visual Guide]]''', ''page 135''</ref><ref name="The Flood">'''Halo: The Flood''', ''page 39''</ref> [[40mm chain gun]],<ref name="TFoR">'''Halo: The Fall of Reach''', ''page 92'' (''"John sized up her armaments - dented and charred armor, a pair of old, out-of-date 40mm chain guns."'')</ref> large-caliber rotary machine gun<ref name="Halo 2">''Halo 2''</ref>  
*Two [[ANVIL-II Air-to-Surface Missile]] pods (eight missiles each) {{C|optional}}
*Two [[ANVIL-II Air-to-Surface Missile]] pods (eight missiles each) {{C|optional}}
*One [[AIE-486H Heavy Machine Gun]] or
*One optional aft-facing turret:
*One [[M247 General Purpose Machine Gun]] or
**[[AIE-486H Heavy Machine Gun]]
*One [[M460 Automatic Grenade Launcher]]<ref name="Warfleet"/> or  
**[[M247 General Purpose Machine Gun]]
*One [[M68 Gauss cannon]]<ref name="Warfleet"/> {{C|optional}}
**[[M460 Automatic Grenade Launcher]]<ref name="Warfleet"/> or  
**[[M68 Gauss cannon]]<ref name="Warfleet"/>
|complement=10-20 passengers; in addition to:
|complement=10-20 passengers; in addition to:
*One [[M808 Main Battle Tank|M808 main battle tank]] or
*One [[M808 Main Battle Tank|M808 main battle tank]] or
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*One [[troop deployment pod]] or
*One [[troop deployment pod]] or
*One [[deployable bridge]]<ref>'''Halo: Reach''', campaign level ''[[Tip of the Spear]]''</ref>
*One [[deployable bridge]]<ref>'''Halo: Reach''', campaign level ''[[Tip of the Spear]]''</ref>
*70 tons of cargo on hoist, (Anything over 35 tons slows speed considerably.)
*70 tons of cargo on hoist, {{C|anything over 35 tons slows speed considerably.}}
|crew=*One [[pilot]]
|crew=*One [[pilot]]
*One co-pilot
*One co-pilot
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==Design==
==Design==
===Payload capacity===
===Crew and Complement===
The Pelican is capable of carrying up to seventy tons of passengers and cargo using a combination of internal and external methods. The main compartment of the Pelican is sometimes called the "blood tray".<ref>'''Halo: Ghosts of Onyx''', ''page 203''</ref> Optimally, the "blood tray" has enough compartment space for ten seated people, but can hold five additional standing people, though the Pelican can carry many more passengers if necessary.<ref name="secrets">'''[[Halo: Combat Evolved: Sybex Official Strategies & Secrets]]''', ''page 66''</ref> However, this increased payload capacity is sometimes due to internal modification. For example, the SPARTAN-IIs were assigned a specialized Pelican that was able to hold an entire team of twenty-five, as well as fitting cutting gear to board a Covenant warship. Three Pelicans used for the SPARTAN-III Program carried 300 children, though this may have been the effort of numerous trips back and forth from the surface.{{citation needed}}
The pelican is crewed by two personnel who occupy the tantem cockpit at the front of the dropship. The [[pilot]] sits on the right side, with the electronics operator or gunner taking up the station on the left. All flight controls are a digital fly-by-light with no manual backups; an integral expert system optimizes stability and adjusts the thruster profiles under all regimes and cargo profiles. Unlike on the later [[D79-TC pelican]], the cockpit is only accessible from the cargo-bay. Motion trackers, [[RADAR]]/LIDAR sensors and a computerized mapping system allow the pilot to plan their way to nearby staging areas as well as to warn of incoming threats.<ref name="Warfleet"/>
 
The cargo-bay, colloquially dubbed by Marines as the "blood tray", usually accommodates up to ten personnel in jumpseats, with a small overhead compartment for their weapons and equipment. Additional infantry can be carried standing up, and increased seating for ten more people can be installed in the center aisle. Otherwise, this space can be used to carry cargo pallets, casualty litters, or even small utility vehicles such as two [[M274 Mongoose|M274 mongeese ULATV]].<ref name="Warfleet"/> The Pelican is also equipped with an onboard weapons locker, which can hold enough weapons and ammunition to arm thirty troopers.<ref name="secrets"/>. At least one pelican has been modified to act as a boarding craft for [[Operation: RED FLAG]], which has enough room to ferry twenty-five [[SPARTAN-II program|SPARTAN-IIs]] to their target, as well as carry the cutting gear needed to cut through the hull of a Covenant warship.


The large aft overhang gives an attachment point for additional cargo and ordnance. Possible payloads include a [[troop deployment pod]], an [[M808B Main Battle Tank]], an [[M12 Force Application Vehicle]], or eight [[resupply canister]]s.
The large aft overhang provides a magnetic and physical attachment point for additional cargo and ordnance. Possible payloads include a [[troop deployment pod]], an [[M808B Main Battle Tank]], an [[M12 Force Application Vehicle]], or eight [[resupply canister]]s. It is discouraged for pilots to transport objects in the clamp during orbital insertions, as it can complicate reentry.<ref name="Warfleet"/>


===Armament===
===Armament===
The Pelican's primary armament consists of one or more nose-mounted projectile weapons, typically autocannons or machine guns. Commonly known as "chin guns" due to their placement,<ref name="EVG"/> these weapons are controlled via an Integrated Helmet and Display Sight System (IHADSS), which links to the pilot's or co-pilot's [[heads-up display]] and allows them to target the gun by head movements.<ref name="secrets"/><ref>'''Halo: the Flood''', ''page 77''</ref> The Pelican's standard armament is a chin-mounted [[M370 autocannon]], which is sometimes linked with another such weapon;<ref>'''Halo: Ghosts of Onyx''', ''page 40''</ref> the M370, which fires 70mm depleted uranium slugs a high velocities, apparently superseded the [[40mm chain gun]] that was common prior to 2525.<ref name="TFoR"/> Some Marine Corps Pelicans are armed with a single a rotary machine gun instead of a chain gun.<ref name="Halo 2"/>
The Pelican's primary armament consists of one or more nose-mounted projectile weapons, typically autocannons or machine guns. Commonly known as "chin guns" due to their placement,<ref name="EVG"/> these weapons are controlled via an Integrated Helmet and Display Sight System (IHADSS), which links to the pilot's or co-pilot's [[heads-up display]] and allows them to target the gun by head movements.<ref name="secrets"/><ref>'''Halo: the Flood''', ''page 77''</ref> The Pelican's standard armament is a chin-mounted [[M370 autocannon]], which is sometimes linked with another such weapon;<ref>'''Halo: Ghosts of Onyx''', ''page 40''</ref> the M370 fires 70mm high-explosive armor-piercing (HEAP) rounds as standard ammunition, with depleted-Uranium slugs also being an option. This replaced the older [[40mm chain gun]] that was common prior to [[2525]].<ref name="TFoR"/> Some Marine Corps Pelicans are armed with a single a rotary machine gun instead of a chain gun.<ref name="Halo 2"/>


In addition to its primary armament, the Pelican can carry externally mounted missile pods, each holding eight [[ANVIL-II Air-to-Surface Missile]]s. A machine gun such as an [[M247 General Purpose Machine Gun]] with an optional 25mm grenade launcher,<ref name="Halo 2"/> or an [[AIE-486H Heavy Machine Gun]], can be mounted facing out the troop bay to provide cover fire for embarking and disembarking troops. These weapons can be folded against the roof of the bay when not in use.
In addition to its primary armament, the Pelican has four externally-mounted missile hardpoints, which typically hold eight [[ANVIL-II Air-to-Surface Missile]]s. However, they can carry a variety of weapon systems or specialized equipment pods. A turret can be placed at the back of the cargo-bay to provide covering fire when not in use, and can range from [[M247 General Purpose Machine Gun|machine guns]], to [[M460 Automatic Grenade Launcher|grenade launchers]], and even a [[M68 Gauss cannon|gauss cannon]].<ref name="Warfleet"/> While some weapons can be folded against the roof when not in use, others such as the [[AIE-486H Heavy Machine Gun]] can not.


===Propulsion===
===Propulsion===
The main engines are mounted in pairs in four nacelles, one on each wing and two at the rear. The nacelles can articulate independently, thus vectoring the direction of thrust and improving the dropship's low-altitude maneuverability. Six ventral thrusters, two on each wing nacelle and one on each aft nacelle, allow the Pelican to land and take off vertically. These engines are capable of both space and atmospheric operation. The D77-TC, although fully capable of orbital insertion, is too small to be equipped with a [[Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine]], and thus is incapable of slipspace travel.{{citation needed}}
Pelicans utilize a complicated propulsion system that combines vectored-thrust fusion ram-rockets with air-breathing hyperfans, divided between two primary and two secondary articulated engine pods. While ideal for use in an atmospheric environment, they require a [[Hydrogen]] reaction mass in order to operate.<ref name="Warfleet"/> The two main engines have four nacelles each, two on the bottom and two at the back. The aft engines being similar but lack a nacelle at the bottom. Because both modules are mounted on rotating blocks, they can redirect themselves from directing the thrust downwards to any direction required. Although fully capable of orbital transit, the D77 is too small to be equipped with a [[Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine]], and is thus incapable of slipspace travel.{{citation needed}}
 
===Countermeasures===
The D77-TC pelican, like most other UNSC aerospace vehicles, is fitted with a suite of countermeasures to warn the dropship of incoming attacks, break target locks, and mitigate the effects of electronic warfare. These include wide-spectrum flares, microdrone decoys, rainbow laser blinders, [[RADAR]]/LIDAR sensors, directional jammers, and "hard chop" guillotines on data processing modules that could be susceptible to cyber-intrusion agents.<ref name="Warfleet"/> To prevent them from being easily taken out by [[electromagnetic pulse]]s, the pelican's electronic systems are hardened against such phenomena.


===Additional features===
|countermeasures=*Wide-spectrum flares<ref name="Warfleet"/>
The Pelican's electronic systems are hardened against [[electromagnetic pulse]]. The craft also features jamming and detection gear, as well as a computerized mapping system. The Pelican is also equipped with an onboard weapons locker, which can hold weapons and ammunition for up to 30 troops.<ref name="secrets"/>
*Microdrone decoys<ref name="Warfleet"/>
*Rainbow laser blinders<ref name="Warfleet"/>
*RADAR/LIDAR detectors<ref name="Warfleet"/>
*Directional jammers<ref name="Warfleet"/>
*"Hard-chop" guillotines on data processing modules<ref name="Warfleet"/>


==Variants==
==Variants==

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For the Pelican from Halo 3, see D77H-TCI Pelican. For the Pelican introduced in Halo 4, see D79-TC Pelican.

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The D77-TC Pelican, formally known as the Dropship 77-Troop Carrier and commonly known as the Pelican, is an extremely versatile space-to-ground capable craft used by the United Nations Space Command, mainly for the pickup and transportation of personnel, vehicles and equipment, as well as a powerful gunship.

The D77-TC Pelican is mainly responsible for the rapid insertion and extraction of troops, vehicles, and equipment to the battlefield. The D77-TC has been in service for over fifty years, and is the primary tactical support aircraft of the UNSC. The Pelican serves a multi-role purpose; it is fully capable of atmospheric flight and can land almost anywhere without difficulty. The Pelican is also capable of limited spaceflight, which the UNSC uses as a primary way of delivering troops to the surface from orbit. The UNSC also uses Pelicans as civilian vehicles for quick evacuations.[1][2]

The Pelican's standard armament consists of one Class III externally powered projectile weapon at the fore of the vehicle, and one Class I gas-operated projectile weapon mounted at the rear, in the extended crew area. More heavily armed variants exist, and the Pelican can be converted to a gunship role with the addition of numerous and more powerful weaponry.[3]

Design

Crew and Complement

The pelican is crewed by two personnel who occupy the tantem cockpit at the front of the dropship. The pilot sits on the right side, with the electronics operator or gunner taking up the station on the left. All flight controls are a digital fly-by-light with no manual backups; an integral expert system optimizes stability and adjusts the thruster profiles under all regimes and cargo profiles. Unlike on the later D79-TC pelican, the cockpit is only accessible from the cargo-bay. Motion trackers, RADAR/LIDAR sensors and a computerized mapping system allow the pilot to plan their way to nearby staging areas as well as to warn of incoming threats.[4]

The cargo-bay, colloquially dubbed by Marines as the "blood tray", usually accommodates up to ten personnel in jumpseats, with a small overhead compartment for their weapons and equipment. Additional infantry can be carried standing up, and increased seating for ten more people can be installed in the center aisle. Otherwise, this space can be used to carry cargo pallets, casualty litters, or even small utility vehicles such as two M274 mongeese ULATV.[4] The Pelican is also equipped with an onboard weapons locker, which can hold enough weapons and ammunition to arm thirty troopers.[5]. At least one pelican has been modified to act as a boarding craft for Operation: RED FLAG, which has enough room to ferry twenty-five SPARTAN-IIs to their target, as well as carry the cutting gear needed to cut through the hull of a Covenant warship.

The large aft overhang provides a magnetic and physical attachment point for additional cargo and ordnance. Possible payloads include a troop deployment pod, an M808B Main Battle Tank, an M12 Force Application Vehicle, or eight resupply canisters. It is discouraged for pilots to transport objects in the clamp during orbital insertions, as it can complicate reentry.[4]

Armament

The Pelican's primary armament consists of one or more nose-mounted projectile weapons, typically autocannons or machine guns. Commonly known as "chin guns" due to their placement,[6] these weapons are controlled via an Integrated Helmet and Display Sight System (IHADSS), which links to the pilot's or co-pilot's heads-up display and allows them to target the gun by head movements.[5][7] The Pelican's standard armament is a chin-mounted M370 autocannon, which is sometimes linked with another such weapon;[8] the M370 fires 70mm high-explosive armor-piercing (HEAP) rounds as standard ammunition, with depleted-Uranium slugs also being an option. This replaced the older 40mm chain gun that was common prior to 2525.[9] Some Marine Corps Pelicans are armed with a single a rotary machine gun instead of a chain gun.[10]

In addition to its primary armament, the Pelican has four externally-mounted missile hardpoints, which typically hold eight ANVIL-II Air-to-Surface Missiles. However, they can carry a variety of weapon systems or specialized equipment pods. A turret can be placed at the back of the cargo-bay to provide covering fire when not in use, and can range from machine guns, to grenade launchers, and even a gauss cannon.[4] While some weapons can be folded against the roof when not in use, others such as the AIE-486H Heavy Machine Gun can not.

Propulsion

Pelicans utilize a complicated propulsion system that combines vectored-thrust fusion ram-rockets with air-breathing hyperfans, divided between two primary and two secondary articulated engine pods. While ideal for use in an atmospheric environment, they require a Hydrogen reaction mass in order to operate.[4] The two main engines have four nacelles each, two on the bottom and two at the back. The aft engines being similar but lack a nacelle at the bottom. Because both modules are mounted on rotating blocks, they can redirect themselves from directing the thrust downwards to any direction required. Although fully capable of orbital transit, the D77 is too small to be equipped with a Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine, and is thus incapable of slipspace travel.[citation needed]

Countermeasures

The D77-TC pelican, like most other UNSC aerospace vehicles, is fitted with a suite of countermeasures to warn the dropship of incoming attacks, break target locks, and mitigate the effects of electronic warfare. These include wide-spectrum flares, microdrone decoys, rainbow laser blinders, RADAR/LIDAR sensors, directional jammers, and "hard chop" guillotines on data processing modules that could be susceptible to cyber-intrusion agents.[4] To prevent them from being easily taken out by electromagnetic pulses, the pelican's electronic systems are hardened against such phenomena.

|countermeasures=*Wide-spectrum flares[4]

  • Microdrone decoys[4]
  • Rainbow laser blinders[4]
  • RADAR/LIDAR detectors[4]
  • Directional jammers[4]
  • "Hard-chop" guillotines on data processing modules[4]

Variants

D77H-TCI

Main article: D77H-TCI Pelican

The D77H-TCI appears nearly identical to the regular D77-TC except for being more angular. However, instead of the side-by-side positioning of the pilot and copilot, the pilot sits at the fore of the dropship, with the co-pilot behind him/her, and at a higher position, in tandem. The D77H-TCI is capable of sporting missile pods that are integrated directly into the wings rather than the externally mounted pods used by the D77.

Law enforcement

Main article: D77C-NMPD Pelican

The D77C-NMPD is a variant of the D77H-TCI that was utilized by the New Mombasa Police Department in Kenya, Africa, on Earth.[11] It was differentiated from its military counterpart by a black and white color scheme, with the word "POLICE" replacing the traditional "MARINES" on the external hull, and a noted lack of armament. Under the craft's chin, where a machine gun turret or autocannon would normally be installed, were various interchangeable sensors used by the police for aerial surveillance and crowd control. An AIE-486H Heavy Machine Gun was typically mounted in the personnel bay of the D77C-NMPD, similarly to the D77 and D77H models.

G77S

Building upon the versatile foundation of the venerable D77 airframe, the G77S Pelican is an impressive gunship design cooked up by Isabel and the UNSC Spirit of Fire's engineers to help turn the tide of battle against Banished forces on the Ark. The G77S Pelican Gunship boasts a powerful range of armaments, including top-mounted ANVIL missile pods, four payload hardpoints, a forward M370 chaingun turret, and multiple 12.7mm Vulcan cannons.[12]

UNSC Air Force variant

The version of the Pelican used by the UNSC Air Force features a few major differences from other variants of the aircraft. First, the cockpit layout resembles that of the newer D77H-TCI model with the co-pilot's station located behind and above the pilot rather than side-by-side. Also, most Air Force Pelicans have chin-mounted M638 autocannons rather than the 40mm or 70mm weapons typically mounted on Marine Corps Pelicans. Another difference seen in Air Force Pelicans is that the cockpit is not separated from the troop bay; instead the troop bay and cockpit form a larger interior space than on the Navy and Marine Corps Pelicans.[citation needed]

D78 Pelican

Although the D79-TC Pelican largely supplanted the D77 in post-war service, surviving hulls would be upgraded with improved avionics and thrusters, redesignated D78-TC and continuing to serve.[13][14]

  • D77H-TCI Pelican

    D77H-TCI Pelican

  • D77C-NMPD Pelican

    D77C-NMPD Pelican

  • G77S Pelican

    G77S Pelican

Identified Pelicans

Halo: Fleet Battles

UNSC Pelican Boarding Craft

  • Flight slots: 0
  • Movement: 12"
  • Damage track: 4
  • Security detail: 2
  • Systems loadout: Heroic save (Trooper)

Trivia

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  • A pelican is a seabird, in keeping with the UNSC's tradition of naming atmospheric vehicles after real animals, with the exceptions of the Cyclops and Gremlin, which are named after mythical creatures, and the Longsword, Shortsword, Sabre, and Broadsword which are named after bladed weapons.
  • All Pelican dropships in Halo: Combat Evolved bear either the numbers E419 (Echo 419) or V933 (Victor 933). This was likely done to save resources during the development of the game.
  • The Pelican shows clear inspiration from the UD4L Cheyenne dropship from the movie Aliens, which has inspired the Halo series in many ways.
  • In Halo 2 gameplay, players can see the insides of the Pelican's cockpit, but no pilots are inside, despite they can be heard in COMs.
  • There is a glitch in the Halo 2 level Metropolis where the player can ride in a Pelican. It will take the player out of the map, flip, and eject the player. If the player attempts to right the flipped Pelican, the script will read "Hold X to flip Banshee", because Bungie never intended for the Pelican to be operable by the player, and therefore did not make a unique message. The Pelican's in-game physics will make it impossible to correctly and permanently flip the Pelican, as it will always reposition itself in an upside-down position.
  • In Halo: Reach, the player can pilot a Pelican through an Easter egg.
  • In Halo: Reach, the inside screens show information on the Office of Naval Intelligence's SWORD Base.
  • In Halo: Reach, all Pelicans are registered as NOBLE Team assets, as they are all given the tag "NOBLE 48".

Gallery

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ Halo: Reach, campaign level Exodus
  2. ^ Halo: Uprising
  3. ^ Halo 4, campaign level Shutdown
  4. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named Warfleet
  5. ^ a b Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named secrets
  6. ^ Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named EVG
  7. ^ Halo: the Flood, page 77
  8. ^ Halo: Ghosts of Onyx, page 40
  9. ^ Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named TFoR
  10. ^ Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named Halo 2
  11. ^ Halo Waypoint: D77C-NMPD Pelican
  12. ^ Halo Waypoint - Canon Fodder: The Art of War(s)
  13. ^ Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named Halo Waypoint: Pelican
  14. ^ Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide, page 112

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