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|caption        = CAA ''Heavy Burden'', as depicted in a [[War Games]] simulation.
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|slipspace drive=[[Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine]]
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|navigation=[[Navigation computer]]
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The '''''Springhill''-class mining ship''' ([[hull classification symbol]]: '''CFM'''){{Ref/Reuse|adrift}} is a type of [[human]] [[civilian]] starship, predominantly used for mining and transporting resources between worlds.{{Ref/Book|Id=evg208|H4EVG|Page=208}}{{Ref/Book|Id=Enc22|Enc22|Page=132}} Select vessels of the class are utilised by military forces like the [[United Nations Space Command]] and refit as wartime ordnance transports; these ships may be referred to instead as '''''Springhill''-class transports''', {{Ref/Book|H4EVG|Page=231}} though it is unclear whether this is simply an alternate nomenclature or a deliberate subclassification of ship.
==Overview==
===Design details===
The ''Springhill''-class of vessel has an overall broadly flat structure, with two rows of seven cylindrical pods lining the central axis of the ship. The aft has a large [[bridge]] tower which rises up and over the vessel, with a domineering view of the dorsal surface. The vessel has four [[fusion drive]]s mounted on the aft of the vessel; two primary and two secondary.{{Ref/Map|Id=adrift|H4|Adrift}}


The '''''Springhill''-class mining ship'''<ref>'''[[Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide]]''', ''page 208''</ref> is a old mining vessel class that hails from the [[Unified Earth Government]]'s colonial period.<ref>'''[[Halo 4: Official Game Guide]] Collector's Edition''', ''page 324''</ref>
On select vessels of the class chosen by the UNSC for refit as ordnance transport ships, two towering docking rigs are installed with one on both the port and starboard sides.{{Ref/Reuse|evg208}} The docking rigs are large enough to house a [[HRUNTING/YGGDRASIL Mark II (D) Geyrion]] in a UNSC retrofit of the class.{{Ref/Reuse|adrift}}


==Ships of the line==
==Ships of the line==
*[[CAA Heavy Burden|CAA ''Heavy Burden'' (CFM-88)]] - Repurposed by the [[United Nations Space Command]] as an ordnance transport during the [[Human-Covenant War]].
*{{CAAShip|Heavy Burden}} (CFM-88) - Repurposed by the UNSC as an ordnance transport during the [[Human-Covenant War]].
 
==Service history==
''Springhill''s are an older classification of vessel, and retain a strong presence across [[Human colonies|human space]] even despite the emergence of newer and more vessels such as the {{Class|Aestuum|mining ship|}}.{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} They are operated by various mining corporations{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} alongside the [[Colonial Administration Authority]] (CAA); these display a CAA ship prefix.{{Ref/Reuse|evg208}}
 
During the [[Human-Covenant War]], ''Springhill''s were commandeered by the UNSC and retrofit as ordnance transport ships. One such example, {{CAAShip|Heavy Burden}}, would retain its CAA prefix even despite its conversion to a wartime logistics ship. The ''Springhill''-class mining ships saw extensive use during the early Human-Covenant War, though the ''Heavy Burden'' served until the [[Battle of Kholo]] in [[2539]]. The ship was later the subject of a [[War Games]] map simulation.{{Ref/Reuse|evg208}}


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
===Concept art===
<gallery>
File:H4_CAAHeavyBurden_Rear_Concept.png|Concept art of the mining ship.
File:H4_Adrift_LandingPad_Concept.jpg|Concept art of a [[Pelican]] dropship arriving at the ship.
File:H4_Adrift_LoadingBay_Concept.jpg|Concept art of a lone soldier in Loading Bay 04-A7.
File:H4_Adrift_MiningPlatform_Concept.jpg|Concept art of the ship's industrial lattices.
</gallery>
===Screenshots===
<gallery>
<gallery>
File:Warhouse EXTcon.png|Concept art of the mining ship.
File:H4-MP-CFM88-MiningShip-Rear.jpg|External rear view of the mining ship's engines.
File:WarhouseLandingPad.jpg|Concept art of a [[D79-TC Pelican]] dropship arriving at the ship.
File:WarhouseLoadingBay.jpg|Concept art of a lone soldier in Loading Bay 04-A7.
File:WarhouseMiningPlatform.jpg|Concept art of the ship's industrial lattices.
File:H4-MP-CFM88-MiningShip-Rear.jpg|External rear view of the mining ship's engines in Adrift.
File:H4-MP-CFM88-MiningShip-01.jpg|Another external rear view of the vessel.
File:H4-MP-CFM88-MiningShip-01.jpg|Another external rear view of the vessel.
File:H4-MP-CFM88-MiningShip-02.jpg|Port side view of the mining ship.
File:H4-MP-CFM88-MiningShip-02.jpg|Port side view of the mining ship.
File:H4-MP-CFM88-MiningShip-04.jpg|Another view of the ship.
File:H4-MP-CFM88-MiningShip-04.jpg|Another view of the ship.
File:H4-MP-CFM88-MiningShip-05.jpg|View of what is assumed to be the mining vessel's command bridge.
File:H4-MP-CFM88-MiningShip-05.jpg|View of the large, main structure of the ship.
File:H4-MP-CFM88-MiningShip-06.jpg|A row of cylindrical storage pods on the ship's dorsal surface.
File:H4-MP-CFM88-MiningShip-06.jpg|A row of cylindrical pods on the ship's dorsal surface.
File:H4-MP-CFM88-MiningShip-Schematics.jpg|Schematics of the ship.
File:H4-MP-CFM88-MiningShip-Schematics.jpg|Schematics of the ship.
</gallery>
</gallery>
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==Sources==
==Sources==
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{{Ref/Sources}}
 
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{{Human civilian ships}}
[[Category:UNSC ship classes]]
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[[Category:Ship classes]]

Latest revision as of 06:12, March 8, 2024

Springhill-class
H4-MP-CFM88-MiningShip-03.jpg
CAA Heavy Burden, as depicted in a War Games simulation.
Class attributes

Identification:

Hull classification symbol: CFM[1]

Operators:

Colonial Administration Authority

In service:

Human-Covenant War

General characteristics

Type:

Mining ship

Maneuver drive:

Fusion drives (2 primary, 2 secondary)

 

The Springhill-class mining ship (hull classification symbol: CFM)[1] is a type of human civilian starship, predominantly used for mining and transporting resources between worlds.[2][3] Select vessels of the class are utilised by military forces like the United Nations Space Command and refit as wartime ordnance transports; these ships may be referred to instead as Springhill-class transports, [4] though it is unclear whether this is simply an alternate nomenclature or a deliberate subclassification of ship.

Overview[edit]

Design details[edit]

The Springhill-class of vessel has an overall broadly flat structure, with two rows of seven cylindrical pods lining the central axis of the ship. The aft has a large bridge tower which rises up and over the vessel, with a domineering view of the dorsal surface. The vessel has four fusion drives mounted on the aft of the vessel; two primary and two secondary.[1]

On select vessels of the class chosen by the UNSC for refit as ordnance transport ships, two towering docking rigs are installed with one on both the port and starboard sides.[2] The docking rigs are large enough to house a HRUNTING/YGGDRASIL Mark II (D) Geyrion in a UNSC retrofit of the class.[1]

Ships of the line[edit]

Service history[edit]

Springhills are an older classification of vessel, and retain a strong presence across human space even despite the emergence of newer and more vessels such as the Aestuum-class.[3] They are operated by various mining corporations[3] alongside the Colonial Administration Authority (CAA); these display a CAA ship prefix.[2]

During the Human-Covenant War, Springhills were commandeered by the UNSC and retrofit as ordnance transport ships. One such example, CAA Heavy Burden, would retain its CAA prefix even despite its conversion to a wartime logistics ship. The Springhill-class mining ships saw extensive use during the early Human-Covenant War, though the Heavy Burden served until the Battle of Kholo in 2539. The ship was later the subject of a War Games map simulation.[2]

Gallery[edit]

Concept art[edit]

Screenshots[edit]

List of appearances[edit]

Sources[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d Halo 4, multiplayer map Adrift
  2. ^ a b c d Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide, page 208
  3. ^ a b c Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition), page 132
  4. ^ Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide, page 231