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[[File:Anchor 9.jpg|thumb|250px|Anchor 9, one of Reach's 18 | [[File:Anchor 9.jpg|thumb|250px|Anchor 9, one of Reach's 18 SRR stations.]] | ||
A '''Service, Repair, and Refit Station''', sometimes referred to as an "'''anchor'''"'<ref name="Anchor">[http://www.bungie.net/news/content.aspx?type=topnews&cid=29866 '''Bungie.net''': ''Noble Map Pack Quick Looks'']</ref>, is a mobile space station designed to repair and refit damaged UNSC warships. | |||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
SRR stations come in different shapes. Some of them, such as ''[[Cradle]]'', are essentially large plates of [[Titanium-A armor|Titanium-A]], square-shaped and measuring one kilometer by one kilometer, while others, such as ''[[Anchor 9]]'', are more complex in construction, featuring three main sections connected by beamwork and a central hull. One Cradle-type SRR station is capable of refitting six destroyers, three from her upper surface and three from her lower surface, in a matter of hours.<ref>'''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]''', ''page 156''</ref> The planet [[Reach]] had 18 SRR stations orbiting it by [[2552]].<ref name="Anchor"/> The {{UNSCShip|Hopeful}} was constructed from two scrapped SRR stations. | |||
As the fortunes of war against the [[Covenant Empire|Covenant]] worsened, the UNSC began to use such stations as shields for their [[fleet]]s in major battles. Four such stations were destroyed with all hands lost in the battles of [[Sigma Octanus IV]] and [[Battle of Reach|Reach]], including the UNSC ''Cradle'', which sacrificed itself to save the UNSC fleet at the [[Battle of Sigma Octanus IV]] from destruction. | As the fortunes of war against the [[Covenant Empire|Covenant]] worsened, the UNSC began to use such stations as shields for their [[fleet]]s in major battles. Four such stations were destroyed with all hands lost in the battles of [[Sigma Octanus IV]] and [[Battle of Reach|Reach]], including the UNSC ''Cradle'', which sacrificed itself to save the UNSC fleet at the [[Battle of Sigma Octanus IV]] from destruction. | ||
A curious result of the destruction of these stations is the creation of a field of very fine | A curious result of the destruction of these stations is the creation of a field of very fine titanium-A dust particles, which have exhibited an ability to disperse the [[plasma]] from Covenant [[weapons]] systems.{{Fact}} | ||
==List of appearances== | ==List of appearances== | ||
Revision as of 12:53, September 12, 2011
A Service, Repair, and Refit Station, sometimes referred to as an "anchor"'[1], is a mobile space station designed to repair and refit damaged UNSC warships.
Overview
SRR stations come in different shapes. Some of them, such as Cradle, are essentially large plates of Titanium-A, square-shaped and measuring one kilometer by one kilometer, while others, such as Anchor 9, are more complex in construction, featuring three main sections connected by beamwork and a central hull. One Cradle-type SRR station is capable of refitting six destroyers, three from her upper surface and three from her lower surface, in a matter of hours.[2] The planet Reach had 18 SRR stations orbiting it by 2552.[1] The UNSC Hopeful was constructed from two scrapped SRR stations.
As the fortunes of war against the Covenant worsened, the UNSC began to use such stations as shields for their fleets in major battles. Four such stations were destroyed with all hands lost in the battles of Sigma Octanus IV and Reach, including the UNSC Cradle, which sacrificed itself to save the UNSC fleet at the Battle of Sigma Octanus IV from destruction.
A curious result of the destruction of these stations is the creation of a field of very fine titanium-A dust particles, which have exhibited an ability to disperse the plasma from Covenant weapons systems.Template:Fact
List of appearances
- Halo: Reach
- Halo: The Fall of Reach (First appearance)
- Halo: Ghosts of Onyx
Sources
- ^ a b Bungie.net: Noble Map Pack Quick Looks
- ^ Halo: The Fall of Reach, page 156
