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'''''Athens Station''''' was | '''''Athens Station''''' was a [[UNSC]] [[Orbital Defense Platform]] in [[Earth]] orbit. It was so named because it held station above the city of Athens<ref>Halo 2, [[Cairo Station (Level)]]</ref>. It was in the same battle cluster as ''[[Cairo Station]]'' and ''[[Malta Station]]''. | ||
During the [[First Battle of Earth]], ''Athens'' was destroyed after ''Malta'' and in the same fashion: [[Covenant]] boarders placed an [[Anti-Matter Bomb]] then withdrew prior to detonation. | During the [[First Battle of Earth]], ''Athens'' was destroyed after ''Malta'' and in the same fashion: [[Covenant]] boarders placed an [[Anti-Matter Bomb]] then withdrew prior to detonation. | ||
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The destruction of Athens
Athens Station was a UNSC Orbital Defense Platform in Earth orbit. It was so named because it held station above the city of Athens[1]. It was in the same battle cluster as Cairo Station and Malta Station.
During the First Battle of Earth, Athens was destroyed after Malta and in the same fashion: Covenant boarders placed an Anti-Matter Bomb then withdrew prior to detonation.
After Athens was destroyed, the Prophet of Regret's assault carrier to broke through the orbital defenses to the surface.
Sources
- ^ Halo 2, Cairo Station (Level)
