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A '''Starfighter''' is a small versatile, maneuverable ship, often used for bombing or "dog fighting" in space or in enclosed atmosphere. These ships are unable to enter [[Slipstream Space|Slipspace]] by themselves, and need to be launched from planetary bases, orbiting [[Space Station|space stations]] or ships to conduct strikes against enemy [[warship]]s, intercept fighters, and provide escort for warships and dropships.
A '''Starfighter''' is a small versatile, maneuverable ship, often used for bombing or "dog fighting" in space or in enclosed atmosphere. These ships are unable to enter [[Slipstream Space|Slipspace]] by themselves, and need to be launched from planetary bases, orbiting [[Space Station|space stations]] or ships to conduct strikes against enemy [[warship]]s, intercept fighters, and provide escort for warships and dropships.


*'''[[Covenant Empire]]'''
;'''Covenant Empire'''
**[[Seraph-class starfighter]]
*[[Seraph-class starfighter]]
**[[Tarasque-class heavy fighter]]
*[[Tarasque-class heavy fighter]]
**[[Gigas-class fighter-bomber]]
*[[Gigas-class fighter-bomber]]


*'''[[UNSC]]'''
;'''UNSC'''
**[[C709 Longsword-class Interceptor]]
*[[C709 Longsword-class Interceptor]]
**[[Sabre]]
*[[YSS-1000|YSS-1000 Sabre-class Starfigther]]
**[[Open Frame 92/Extra-Vehicular Activity]] A.K.A. Booster Frame
*[[Open Frame 92/Extra-Vehicular Activity]]


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Revision as of 13:58, September 16, 2010

A Starfighter is a small versatile, maneuverable ship, often used for bombing or "dog fighting" in space or in enclosed atmosphere. These ships are unable to enter Slipspace by themselves, and need to be launched from planetary bases, orbiting space stations or ships to conduct strikes against enemy warships, intercept fighters, and provide escort for warships and dropships.

Covenant Empire
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