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|captains=[[Adriana-111]] , [[Jai-006]] , [[ | |captains=[[Adriana-111]], [[Jai-006]], and [[Michael-120]]}} | ||
}} | '''''Petya''''' was a [[UNSC]] [[freighter]] that was in use by [[Gray Team]] during their mission in [[the Rubble]]. | ||
==Service history== | |||
The ''Petya'' was later used as a makeshift transport for the former crew of the ''[[UNSC Midsummer Night]]'' which was recently liberated from their prison cells within the Rubble. | |||
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The ''Petya'' was later used as a makeshift transport for the former crew of the [[UNSC Midsummer Night | |||
The ship was attacked by a pair of [[insurrectionist]] soldiers who were later killed by [[Adriana]]. The ship was also used to pursue a [[Kig-yar]] ship with notable connections with an insurrectionist weapon smuggling ring. Its navigational data was later taken by the Spartans and placed in the ''Midsummer Night'', whose own data had been purged prior to capture by the Rubble. The'' Petya'' was finally abandoned by Gray Team following the events at the Rubble due to the odds of docking both the ''Petya'' and ''Midsummer Night'' for a [[slipspace]] jump not being in their favor. | The ship was attacked by a pair of [[insurrectionist]] soldiers who were later killed by [[Adriana]]. The ship was also used to pursue a [[Kig-yar]] ship with notable connections with an insurrectionist weapon smuggling ring. Its navigational data was later taken by the Spartans and placed in the ''Midsummer Night'', whose own data had been purged prior to capture by the Rubble. The'' Petya'' was finally abandoned by Gray Team following the events at the Rubble due to the odds of docking both the ''Petya'' and ''Midsummer Night'' for a [[slipspace]] jump not being in their favor. | ||
==Armament== | ==Armament== | ||
It had several [[Shiva]] | It had several [[Shiva-class nuclear warhead|Shiva]] [[nuclear weapon]]s onboard and a kill switch to combat possible hackers.<ref>'''[[Halo: The Cole Protocol]]''', ''page 68''</ref> | ||
==Trivia== | |||
"Petya" is diminutive from name "Pyotr" ("Peter"). | |||
==List of appearances== | |||
*''[[Halo: The Cole Protocol]]'' {{1st}} | |||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
{{Ref/Sources}} | |||
[[Category:Freighters]] | |||
[[Category: | [[Category:UNSC ships]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:42, February 11, 2023
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Equipped |
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Equipped |
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none |
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3 Spartans |
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Adriana-111, Jai-006, and Michael-120 |
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Petya was a UNSC freighter that was in use by Gray Team during their mission in the Rubble.
Service history[edit]
The Petya was later used as a makeshift transport for the former crew of the UNSC Midsummer Night which was recently liberated from their prison cells within the Rubble.
The ship was attacked by a pair of insurrectionist soldiers who were later killed by Adriana. The ship was also used to pursue a Kig-yar ship with notable connections with an insurrectionist weapon smuggling ring. Its navigational data was later taken by the Spartans and placed in the Midsummer Night, whose own data had been purged prior to capture by the Rubble. The Petya was finally abandoned by Gray Team following the events at the Rubble due to the odds of docking both the Petya and Midsummer Night for a slipspace jump not being in their favor.
Armament[edit]
It had several Shiva nuclear weapons onboard and a kill switch to combat possible hackers.[1]
Trivia[edit]
"Petya" is diminutive from name "Pyotr" ("Peter").
List of appearances[edit]
- Halo: The Cole Protocol (First appearance)
Sources[edit]
- ^ Halo: The Cole Protocol, page 68
