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{{UNSC Ship Title|Dawn Under Heaven}} | |||
{{Center|''Not to be confused with the [[UNSC carrier|carrier]] {{UNSCShip|All Under Heaven}}.''}} | |||
{{UNSC Ship Title|Dawn Under Heaven}}{{ | |||
{{Individual ship infobox | {{Individual ship infobox | ||
|name=UNSC ''Dawn Under Heaven'' | |name=UNSC ''Dawn Under Heaven'' | ||
|image= | |image= | ||
|class={{Class|Halcyon| | |class={{Class|Halcyon|light cruiser}}{{Ref/Book|Enc|Page=251}} | ||
|manufacturer= | |manufacturer=[[Reyes-McLees Shipyards]]{{Ref/Novel|Id=TFOR25|TFOR|Chapter=25}} | ||
|modifier= | |modifier= | ||
|sysmods= | |sysmods= | ||
|length=1170 | |length={{Convert|1170|m|ftin|0}} | ||
|width=351 | |width={{Convert|351|m|ftin|0}} | ||
|height=413 | |height={{Convert|413|m|ftin|0}} | ||
|max accel= | |max accel= | ||
|max speed space= | |max speed space= | ||
|max speed air= | |max speed air= | ||
|engine= | |engine=[[Fusion drive]]s | ||
*[[Mark II Hanley-Messer DFR]] (3){{Ref/Generic|[[Data Drop]]s|Data Drop 5}} | |||
|slipspace drive=[[Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine]] | |slipspace drive=[[Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine]] | ||
|poweroutput= | |poweroutput= | ||
|power= | |power= | ||
|shield gen=None | |shield gen=None | ||
|hull= | |hull= | ||
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|armament=*[[Magnetic Accelerator Cannon]] (1) | |armament=*[[Magnetic Accelerator Cannon]] (1) | ||
*[[Archer missile]] pods (6) | *[[M58 Archer missile]] pods (6) | ||
*[[50mm point defense gun]]s | *[[50mm point defense gun]]s | ||
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|retired= | |retired= | ||
|lastsight= | |lastsight= | ||
|battles= | |battles= | ||
|affiliation= [[UNSC Navy]] | |affiliation=[[UNSC Navy]] | ||
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The '''UNSC ''Dawn Under Heaven''''' was a [[UNSC]] {{Class|Halcyon| | The '''UNSC ''Dawn Under Heaven''''' was a [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] {{Class|Halcyon|light cruiser}}. It was a sister ship of the {{UNSCShip|Pillar of Autumn}}.{{Ref/Site|Id=JasonJones|URL=http://halo.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?type=topnews&cid=6|Site=Bungie.net|Page=Jason Jones Interviewed By You|D=07|M=7|Y=2020|LocalArchive=Archive:Bungie.net/News/Jason Jones Interviewed By You}} Like most ships of its class, the ''Dawn Under Heaven'' was likely decommissioned some time before [[2552]].{{Ref/Reuse|TFOR25}} | ||
==Production notes== | |||
{{Quote|...there is a story behind [the name of the ''Pillar of Autumn''], though not half as interesting as that of her twice-renamed sister ship, "Dawn Under Heaven".|Jason Jones{{Ref/Reuse|JasonJones}}}} | |||
The ''Dawn Under Heaven'' has only been mentioned by [[Jason Jones]] in a [[2001]] interview, in which he alluded to the ship's name having an extremely interesting backstory.{{Ref/Reuse|JasonJones}} To date, this reasoning has yet to be revealed. | |||
==Sources== | |||
{{Ref/Sources}} | |||
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[[Category:Halcyon-class light cruisers]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:34, February 19, 2024
Not to be confused with the carrier UNSC All Under Heaven.
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The UNSC Dawn Under Heaven was a UNSC Halcyon-class light cruiser. It was a sister ship of the UNSC Pillar of Autumn.[4] Like most ships of its class, the Dawn Under Heaven was likely decommissioned some time before 2552.[1]
Production notes[edit]
- "...there is a story behind [the name of the Pillar of Autumn], though not half as interesting as that of her twice-renamed sister ship, "Dawn Under Heaven"."
- — Jason Jones[4]
The Dawn Under Heaven has only been mentioned by Jason Jones in a 2001 interview, in which he alluded to the ship's name having an extremely interesting backstory.[4] To date, this reasoning has yet to be revealed.
Sources[edit]
- ^ a b Halo: The Fall of Reach, chapter 25
- ^ Halo Encyclopedia (2009 edition), page 251
- ^ Data Drops, Data Drop 5
- ^ a b c Bungie.net, Jason Jones Interviewed By You (Retrieved on Jul 7, 2020) [local archive] [external archive]
