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Following the destruction of the {{Class|CSO|supercarrier}} ''[[Long Night of Solace]]'' at least three such vessels led the Covenant reinforcement fleet sent by the [[Ministry of Resolution]] to assault the planet [[Reach]]. During the ensuing [[Fall of Reach]] these vessels alongside many others and hundreds of other warships that arrived later at the end of the campaign led by the ''[[Seeker of Truth]]'' of the [[Fleet of Particular Justice]] would lead to the destruction of humanity's largest and most well defended colony. At least one assault carrier was present at the [[Battle of Tribute]].<ref>'''Halo 4''', multiplayer map, ''[[Landfall (level)|Landfall]]'' - evacuation alert messages</ref> | Following the destruction of the {{Class|CSO|supercarrier}} ''[[Long Night of Solace]]'' at least three such vessels led the Covenant reinforcement fleet sent by the [[Ministry of Resolution]] to assault the planet [[Reach]]. During the ensuing [[Fall of Reach]] these vessels alongside many others and hundreds of other warships that arrived later at the end of the campaign led by the ''[[Seeker of Truth]]'' of the [[Fleet of Particular Justice]] would lead to the destruction of humanity's largest and most well defended colony. At least one assault carrier was present at the [[Battle of Tribute]].<ref>'''Halo 4''', multiplayer map, ''[[Landfall (level)|Landfall]]'' - evacuation alert messages</ref> | ||
Months later two such vessels led the [[Fleet of Sacred Consecration]] to [[Earth]], where they engaged the [[UNSC Navy|UNSC]] [[UNSC Home Fleet|Home Fleet]], including the [[Fifth Fleet]], in orbit above [[Africa]]. The first one, carrying the [[Prophet of Regret]] himself, managed to penetrate Earth's orbital defenses. The second, ''[[Day of Jubilation]]'', attempted to follow, but was subsequently destroyed by [[SPARTAN-II Program|SPARTAN]] [[John-117]] with one of the Covenant's [[Antimatter charge|own bombs]].{{Ref/Reuse|Cairo}} After the [[Master Chief Petty Officer]] [[John-117]] disabled a | Months later two such vessels led the [[Fleet of Sacred Consecration]] to [[Earth]], where they engaged the [[UNSC Navy|UNSC]] [[UNSC Home Fleet|Home Fleet]], including the [[Fifth Fleet]], in orbit above [[Africa]]. The first one, carrying the [[Prophet of Regret]] himself, managed to penetrate Earth's orbital defenses. The second, ''[[Day of Jubilation]]'', attempted to follow, but was subsequently destroyed by [[SPARTAN-II Program|SPARTAN]] [[John-117]] with one of the Covenant's [[Antimatter charge|own bombs]].{{Ref/Reuse|Cairo}} After the [[Master Chief Petty Officer]] [[John-117]] disabled a {{Pattern|Protos|Scarab}}, the Prophet of Regret's assault carrier ''[[Solemn Penance]]'' fled to slipspace, as the UNSC forces were likely to recapture the city of [[New Mombasa]] with the {{UNSCShip|In Amber Clad}} and four other ships following close behind in its slipspace wake, leading human forces to [[Installation 05]].{{Ref/Reuse|Metropolis}}{{Ref/Novel|GoO}}{{Ref/Level|H2|[[Delta Halo]]}} | ||
During the [[Battle for Earth|deep and bloody siege of Earth]] that was still continuing, numerous assault carriers were assigned within multiple Covenant reinforcement fleets to complete the destruction of humanity's last and most important and defended stronghold.{{Ref/Comic|Id=HUI4|Comic=Halo: Uprising|Issue=[[Halo: Uprising Issue 4|4]]}} Near the end of the [[Battle of Mombasa]], at least three assault carriers that were part of a large [[Truth's fleet|Jiralhanae excavation fleet]] sent by the [[Prophet of Truth]] joined the remaining battlecruisers of the Fleet of Sacred Consecration in finishing the glassing of [[Mombasa]] and excavating the [[Portal at Voi]].<ref name="HLC2">''[[Halo Legendary Crate]]'', [[Halo Legendary Crate/Data Drops|Data Drop #2]]</ref><ref name="waypoint">''[[Halo Waypoint]]'', ''"Ten Twenty" history entry''</ref> One, having exited slipspace nearby to begin glassing operations, nearly killed [[Alpha-Nine]] as they escaped in a hijacked [[Type-52 Phantom|Phantom]].{{Ref/Reuse|Coastal Highway}} Near the end of the Battle for Earth, at least a few of survived carriers retreated with [[Anodyne Spirit|Truth's ship]] and his fleet through the portal to the Ark.{{Ref/Level|Id=The Storm|H3|[[The Storm]]}} | During the [[Battle for Earth|deep and bloody siege of Earth]] that was still continuing, numerous assault carriers were assigned within multiple Covenant reinforcement fleets to complete the destruction of humanity's last and most important and defended stronghold.{{Ref/Comic|Id=HUI4|Comic=Halo: Uprising|Issue=[[Halo: Uprising Issue 4|4]]}} Near the end of the [[Battle of Mombasa]], at least three assault carriers that were part of a large [[Truth's fleet|Jiralhanae excavation fleet]] sent by the [[Prophet of Truth]] joined the remaining battlecruisers of the Fleet of Sacred Consecration in finishing the glassing of [[Mombasa]] and excavating the [[Portal at Voi]].<ref name="HLC2">''[[Halo Legendary Crate]]'', [[Halo Legendary Crate/Data Drops|Data Drop #2]]</ref><ref name="waypoint">''[[Halo Waypoint]]'', ''"Ten Twenty" history entry''</ref> One, having exited slipspace nearby to begin glassing operations, nearly killed [[Alpha-Nine]] as they escaped in a hijacked [[Type-52 Phantom|Phantom]].{{Ref/Reuse|Coastal Highway}} Near the end of the Battle for Earth, at least a few of survived carriers retreated with [[Anodyne Spirit|Truth's ship]] and his fleet through the portal to the Ark.{{Ref/Level|Id=The Storm|H3|[[The Storm]]}} | ||
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{{Ship class infobox |name= CAS-class assault carrier
|image=
|manufacturer= |class=Assault carrier |role=*Ship-to-ship combat
- Fighter/interceptor deployment
- Atmospheric fire support
- Command and control
|length= 5,347 metres (17,540 ft) [1][2][3] |width= 2,118 metres (6,950 ft)[4] |height= 746 metres (2,450 ft)[4] |mass=2.7 billion tonnes[5] |power=Pinch fusion reactor |engine=3× Raphyus-pattern Repulsor engines[5] |slipspace drive=Primus-pattern borer (CODEN Series VI equivalent)[5] |navigation=Navigation computer |hull=Nanolaminate hull plating |shielding=Tantalus-pattern dispersal field generators[5] |armament=Kerel-pattern
- 1× Infernus-pattern superheavy excavation beam[5]
- 2× Urpeon-pattern superheavy plasma lances[5]
- 8× Luxor-pattern heavy plasma beam emitters[5]
- 24× Mictix-pattern heavy plasma torpedo silos[5]
- 700× Ferriel-pattern pulse lasers[5]
- Multiple Plasma cannons[6]
|complement=
- 40,000× warriors[5]
- 250× Insertion pods[5]
- 44× Spirit/Phantom dropships[5]
- 600× Banshee flyers[5]
- 20× Template:R'sisho-pattern Tick
- "Look at the size of that thing!"
- — Edward Buck after an assault carrier arrives over New Mombasa.[7]
The CAS-class assault carrier[1] is a large capital ship used by the Covenant. The CAS is designed for ship-to-ship combat, command and control of fleet operations, and close atmospheric support for ground occupation forces. Such vessels are typically deployed during invasions of worlds with high strategic value.[8]
Specifications
Superstructure and hull
The CAS-class has a length of 5,347 metres (17,540 ft), a beam of 2,118 metres (6,950 ft), and a height of 746 metres (2,450 ft). This makes it the second largest ship of the line the Covenant navy employed throughout the Human-Covenant War. Although the CAS-class carrier's keel length is inferior, its width and mass are more than twice as large as even the UNSC's prototype flagship UNSC Infinity, the largest vessel in human history.
The class' hull is comprised of nanolaminate plating; however, its greatest assets are its energy shields, which are amongst the strongest in the Covenant fleet. During the opening hours of the Battle for Earth, the Prophet of Regret's flagship Solemn Penance was able to penetrate Earth's orbital defense grid in spite of Cairo Station focusing fire on it.[9] Furthermore, Rtas 'Vadum employed the tactic of ramming CCS-class battlecruisers during the Battle of Installation 00 with no visible damage being inflicted upon his flagship.[10] A further testament to this vessel's survivability is that it was selected by the Covenant alongside the much larger CSO-class supercarrier to serve as the Hierarchs' personal flagships when they were not aboard the also heavily shielded High Charity.[8] Like most Covenant vessels, the command deck of the CAS is buried deep within the vessel's deck, allowing it to function even with the vessel taking tremendous damage.
Assault carriers can also carry large nature preserves on board. An example of this is the Solemn Penance which had a large nature preserve like those found on the DSC-class support ships.[11]
Assault carriers, like the majority of Covenant ships, are characterized by their bulbous, whale-like front, sleek silhouette and pale white-blue hull. However, they also tend to be characterized by their unique swollen and bulbous "hooked" bow section that is frequently characterized to be similar to the head of a whale and would (theoretically) be a massive weakness as the ship could be blown in half comparatively easily, given its shields were down. Rather than possessing multiple smaller hangar bays, like smaller cruisers, assault carriers use a single, gargantuan hangar bay for storage of fighters, dropships, boarding craft and small capital ships, at least 500 meters long, 320 meters wide and 120 meters high. There is a second hangar bay visible, near the stern of the carrier, above the main engines.[10]
The assault carrier is also fitted with Modular Dispersal Technology, giving it the ability to completely detach sections of its outer hull as well as whole corridors, as seen during Operation: WARM BLANKET. They can also separate into two distinct sections which leaves the rear section (with the main engines) behind and allows the fore-section to move away with previously hidden engines, the fore section, and likely the rear, are still slipspace-capable. Unlike its unorthodox means of use by the Fleetmaster in an attempt to disperse the advancing SPARTAN forces, the dispersal feature is actually intended to be used in order to detach sections of the carrier that sustained extensive damage in order to increase the chances of saving what is left of the ship and its crew for future use.
The "S", or Salvation, in the carrier's three-letter classification code, "CAS", indicates that the CAS-class assault carrier is a dedicated warship.[12]
Propulsion
For propulsion, assault carriers rely on large deuterium-tritium pinch fusion reactors, housed in cavernous chambers,[9] which power the ship's vital systems, as well as the three aft-mounted repulsor engines that propel the ship, capable of operating in a vacuum or in an atmospheric environment. They also employ non-reactive gravity drives for standard maneuvering and hovering above the surface of a planet, resisting its gravity.
The vessel is propelled by three massive engine units, and possess, like all Covenant vessels, the ability to make pinpoint slipspace jumps in atmosphere. As shown in the Battle of Earth, such slipspace jumps cause massive discharges of EMP, rivaling those set off by nuclear devices.[13]
Crew and complement
The CAS-class' exact crew size and complement are unknown, however its size and combat records suggest a crew of thousands. The ship's living quarters which consisted of habitat domes, hunting grounds, and places of repose for the ship's permanent crew, is located in the lower bow section behind the energy projector.[14] A single CAS-class assault carrier is capable of deploying a military force sizable enough to secure an entire 26th century city.[15] The class' cavernous main hangar has the capacity of carrying hundreds of Seraph multirole fighters, Banshee attack craft, Type-52 Phantom and Type-25 Spirit dropships, and {{R'sisho-pattern Tick|boarding craft]].
Supplementing their considerable infantry detachments, each assault carrier holds large fleets of Ghosts and Wraiths, along with a number of Scarabs. In November 2552, the UNSC frigate UNSC Forward Unto Dawn docked inside the launch bay of Shadow of Intent, an assault carrier, demonstrating the immense size of the class.[16] The class is also fitted with Covenant escape pods.
Assault carriers are often used as flagships, leading Covenant fleets into battle. Though designed for planetary combat, they also excel at ship-to-ship combat, possessing multiple pulse laser batteries, plasma turrets, and at least three energy projectors.[9] Along with the larger CSO-class supercarrier, the CAS is designated a "Class-Five flagship carrier" by the UNSC due to its common use at the center of fleets.[8]
Given the similar design and purpose of the CAS to the CSO-class supercarrier it is possible that light cruisers may even be capable of using the CAS as a refueling depot in the absence of repair and resupply stations like Unyielding Hierophant. Like many vessels in the Covenant fleet the vessel was capable of rapidly deploying Covenant soldiers to the front with the use of orbital insertion pods. Like most Covenant ships, they also possess gravity lifts, used for ferrying supplies, personnel, and vehicles from the ship and to a planet's surface.[15][17]
Armament
As some of the largest ships in the Covenant fleet, the CAS-class are favored as flagships by both Sangheili commanders and Prophet Hierarchs. As well as their exemplary shielding the vessel is also presumably amongst the most heavily armed in the Covenant. Assault carriers possess multiple energy projectors on its ventral and dorsal surfaces which are powerful enough to cut through UNSC capital ships.[9] They also possess multiple pulse laser turrets, which are used for intercepting enemy missiles and fighters, and plasma torpedoes for engaging in ship-to-ship combat and assaulting planetary defenses.[10] There is also some variety within the assault carrier class; individual assault carriers sometimes possess differing capabilities in terms of defenses and armament.[18]
Throughout the war the CAS proved to be superior to human vessels in both durability and firepower, with the vessel being capable of easily destroying the much vaunted Marathon-class heavy cruiser with a single blast of its dorsal energy projector.
Operational history
The CAS-class assault carrier had entered production at least by circa 2135.[5] The Battle of Bliss saw the first known deployment of the CAS-class assault carrier during the Human-Covenant War. Five of these vessels alongside the smaller but more numerous CCS-class battlecruisers and CPV-class heavy destroyers attacked and glassed the world.[19] Subsequently, the assault carrier Pious Rampage was the flagship of the Fleet of Inexorable Obedience which glassed at least seven human worlds.[20] The Pious Rampage was one of the few vessels to survive the Attack on Zhoist which decimated the Fleet of Inexorable Obedience.[21] Over the next two decades of conflict the assault carrier would grow to be known as one of the most fearful inspiring vessels in the Covenant armada.Template:Fact
Following the destruction of the CSO-class supercarrier Long Night of Solace at least three such vessels led the Covenant reinforcement fleet sent by the Ministry of Resolution to assault the planet Reach. During the ensuing Fall of Reach these vessels alongside many others and hundreds of other warships that arrived later at the end of the campaign led by the Seeker of Truth of the Fleet of Particular Justice would lead to the destruction of humanity's largest and most well defended colony. At least one assault carrier was present at the Battle of Tribute.[22]
Months later two such vessels led the Fleet of Sacred Consecration to Earth, where they engaged the UNSC Home Fleet, including the Fifth Fleet, in orbit above Africa. The first one, carrying the Prophet of Regret himself, managed to penetrate Earth's orbital defenses. The second, Day of Jubilation, attempted to follow, but was subsequently destroyed by SPARTAN John-117 with one of the Covenant's own bombs.[9] After the Master Chief Petty Officer John-117 disabled a Protos-pattern Scarab, the Prophet of Regret's assault carrier Solemn Penance fled to slipspace, as the UNSC forces were likely to recapture the city of New Mombasa with the UNSC In Amber Clad and four other ships following close behind in its slipspace wake, leading human forces to Installation 05.[15][23][24]
During the deep and bloody siege of Earth that was still continuing, numerous assault carriers were assigned within multiple Covenant reinforcement fleets to complete the destruction of humanity's last and most important and defended stronghold.[25] Near the end of the Battle of Mombasa, at least three assault carriers that were part of a large Jiralhanae excavation fleet sent by the Prophet of Truth joined the remaining battlecruisers of the Fleet of Sacred Consecration in finishing the glassing of Mombasa and excavating the Portal at Voi.[26][27] One, having exited slipspace nearby to begin glassing operations, nearly killed Alpha-Nine as they escaped in a hijacked Phantom.[7] Near the end of the Battle for Earth, at least a few of survived carriers retreated with Truth's ship and his fleet through the portal to the Ark.[28]
The assault carrier Shadow of Intent later became the flagship of the Fleet of Retribution, which also includes another assault carrier.[29] The Special Operations Commander and Fleetmaster Rtas 'Vadum, in command of the ship, led his fleet to Earth in pursuit of a surviving Flood ship, arriving in time to glass the infected area of the planet.[16] Shadow of Intent and its escorting cruisers joined the remnants of the UNSC Home Fleet's Seventh Fleet to launch a joint attack on the Covenant at Installation 00, destroying their fleet and providing a distraction while ground forces engaged Truth's loyalists that had landed on the installation.[6][10] It later evacuated the UNSC and Sangheili personnel and returned to Earth for a short time before returning to Sanghelios.[30] The Shadow of Intent later became embroiled in a conflict with Tem'Bhetek's faction which was seeking revenge against the Sangheili. After defeating the faction, Rtas decided to seek out the surviving San'Shyuum.[31]
By 2554, Jul 'Mdama, a shipmaster and Supreme Leader of his self-proclaimed Covenant commanded the assault carrier Song of Retribution during his attempts to enter the Forerunner shield world Requiem.[32] Three years later, the Song of Retribution led a fleet of numerous CRS-class light cruisers.[33] After rebelling against Jul, Sali 'Nyon stole away the assault carrier Breath of Annihilation from him.[34]
Numerous assault carriers were present at the peace talks on Ealen IV under the command of the Arbiter, Thel 'Vadam, and the Elder Jiralhanae Chieftain, Lydus. Many assault carriers were also used under the command of Vata 'Gajat during the battle that ensued in an attempt to capture the delegates.[34]
Around May 6, 2553, Atriox, leader of the Banished, was able to sway the assault carrier Enduring Conviction, commanded by Shipmaster Let 'Volir, to his side with the vessel becoming his flagship.[35] Enduring Conviction transported the Banished to the Ark in the wake of the beginning of the Created conflict.[36] During the Second Ark Conflict, after forces from the UNSC Spirit of Fire killed his second-in-command Decimus, Atriox had the assault carrier directly attack the Spirit of Fire with the old Phoenix-class colony ship proving to be no match for the assault carrier. In response, smart AI Isabel devised a plan to destroy the assault carrier using the Ark's own defenses.[37][38] After Isabel boarded the ship alongside Spartan-II Jerome-092, she fired Enduring Conviction's ventral energy projector at the Ark's surface, prompting the Ark's Sentinel defenses to assault Enduring Conviction, ultimately cutting it in half and destroying the assault carrier. The ship's destruction left the Banished without both their greatest asset and the only ship they had capable of slipspace travel, stranding the Banished upon the Ark.[39]
Known assault carriers
Kerel-pattern
- Shadow of Intent – The flagship of the Fleet of Retribution.
Syfon-pattern
- Solemn Penance – The personal flagship of the Prophet of Regret.
- Day of Jubilation – A carrier of the Fleet of Sacred Consecration, destroyed over Earth in 2552.[40]
- Enduring Conviction – The flagship of the Banished, destroyed over Installation 00 by Aggressor Sentinels.
Unknown pattern
The following CAS have no confirmation on what pattern they are:
- Seeker of Truth – The flagship of the Fleet of Particular Justice.
- Breath of Annihilation – A carrier serving within Sali 'Nyon's Covenant.
- Clarity of Faith – A carrier serving under the Ministry of Fortitude.
- Eternal Reward – Destroyed at Installation 05 during the Great Schism.
- Pious Rampage - The flagship of the Fleet of Inexorable Obedience.[41]
- Purveyor of Virtue - Employed by an unspecified remnant faction.
- Resplendent Fervor – The flagship of the Third Fleet of Glorious Consequence.
- Song of Retribution – The personal flagship of Supreme Leader Jul 'Mdama.
Halo: Fleet Battles
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Trivia
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- An early draft of Halo 2 was intended to feature a level tentatively called Covenant ship, in which John-117 would board an assault carrier and destroy it from within.[42]
- In the modern US Navy, the term "assault carrier" refers to the Amphibious Assault Ship, which is used to transport troops over water and offload them via hovercraft or helicopter.
Gallery
A render of a CAS-class assault carrier from Halo 2.
The Solemn Penance hangs ominously in the clouds over New Mombasa in Halo 2.
An assault carrier's pinch fusion reactor in Halo 2.
An assault carrier firing its dorsal energy projector at John-117 during the Battle for Earth.
Numerous assault carriers around portal to the Ark in the Halo 3 announcement trailer.
An assault carrier being accompanied by several CCS-class battlecruisers.
A CAS-class assault carrier compared to a CCS-class battlecruiser in Halo 3.
An overview of the Kerel pattern Assault Carrier.
A forward view of Shadow of Intent.
A UNSC frigate flying under an assault carrier. Note the size of the carrier's hangar.
The interior of an assault carrier's hanger bay. Note the UNSC frigate and dropships of both Covenant and human design in dock.
A side view of the assault carrier Shadow of Intent. Note that there is a second hangar above the engines at the stern of the ship.
A top-down view of the assault carrier Shadow of Intent. Note that there is a second hangar above the engines at the stern of the ship.
A full view of the carrier's underside.
The bridge of Shadow of Intent.
An assault carrier's interior.
The supposed second hangar bay of an assault carrier.
An overhead view of an assault carrier and two CCS-class battlecruisers on Heretic.
A carrier escorted by two battlecruisers.
Solemn Penance over New Mombasa as seen from the Rookie's SOEIV in Halo 3: ODST.
Concept art for Halo: Legends: The Package of an assault carrier's fore and aft sections separated by Modular Dispersal Technology.
The Package concept art for a CAS' interior corridors.
The Package concept art for a chamber on the CAS' interior.
A forward view of Clarity of Faith in Halo: Blood Line.
Assault carrier scale.
A render of the assault carrier.
The dorsal energy projector of a CAS-class assault carrier in the Halo: The Master Chief Collection announcement trailer.
An assault carrier's energy projector piercing the hull of a Marathon-class heavy cruiser in Halo 2: Anniversary.
Solemn Penance performs an in-atmosphere slipspace jump on Earth.
The Solemn Penance exiting slipspace.
A CAS-class assault carrier's gravity lift active on Balaho in Halo 2: Anniversary's terminals.
A triad of CAS-class assault carriers fly in formation after the Battle of Meridian; leading them is the Solemn Penance.
A detailed view of a CAS-class assault carrier's underside as it files past Cairo Station during the Battle for Earth.
Two CAS-class assault carriers battle the UNSC Home Fleet during the disastrous initial assault of the Battle for Earth.
The internal pinch fusion reactor of an assault carrier in Halo 2: Anniversary.
A CAS-class assault carrier holds position above the great city of High Charity alongside several CCS-class battlecruisers.
Several CAS-class assault carriers close in on High Charity to join the battle above Installation 05.
A CAS-class assault carrier leading a fleet in Halo: Fleet Battles.
A CAS-class assault carrier and SDV-class heavy corvette.
Assault carrier to scale with other Covenant and UNSC vessels, outmassed only by the Brigantine and the UNSC Infinity.
The crashed assault carrier Enduring Conviction on Installation 00 in Know Your Enemy.
Halo Wars 3 pitch artwork depicting a Marathon-class cruiser facing down a CAS-class carrier.
Early concept art for Halo Infinite of a CAS-class assault carrier.
The Purveyor of Virtue in Halo Infinite.
CAS-class assault carriers protecting High Charity in Halo: The Television Series.
List of appearances
- Halo 2 (First appearance)
- Halo: Ghosts of Onyx (Mentioned only)
- Halo: Uprising
- Halo 3
- Halo Wars: Genesis
- Halo 3: ODST
- Halo: Evolutions - Essential Tales of the Halo Universe
- Palace Hotel (Mentioned only)
- The Return
- The Mona Lisa
- Halo: Blood Line
- Halo Legends
- Halo: Reach
- Halo 4
- Halo: Spartan Assault
- Halo: Initiation
- Halo: Escalation
- Halo 2: Anniversary
- Halo: New Blood (Mentioned only)
- Hunt the Truth
- Halo: Spartan Strike
- Halo: Fleet Battles
- Halo: Shadow of Intent
- Know Your Enemy
- Halo Mythos
- Halo Wars 2
- Halo: Silent Storm
- Halo: Lone Wolf
- Halo: Oblivion
- Halo: Shadows of Reach (Mentioned only)
- Halo: Divine Wind (Mentioned only)
- Halo Infinite
- Halo: The Television Series
Sources
- ^ a b Halo: The Essential Visual Guide, page 28
- ^ HBO image that demonstrates the size and scale of starships in the Halo Universe
- ^ Halo Encyclopedia (2009 edition), page 264
- ^ a b Halo Waypoint: Shadow of Intent
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n Halo: Warfleet, page 70-71
- ^ a b Halo 3, campaign level The Covenant
- ^ a b Halo 3: ODST, campaign level Coastal Highway
- ^ a b c Halo Waypoint, Data Drop Four
- ^ a b c d e Halo 2, campaign level Cairo Station
- ^ a b c d Halo 3, campaign level The Ark
- ^ Halo 2: Anniversary, Terminal 14
- ^ Halo Waypoint: Canon Fodder: Have S'moa
- ^ Halo 3: ODST, campaign level Prepare to Drop
- ^ Halo Mythos, page 151
- ^ a b c Halo 2, campaign level Metropolis
- ^ a b Halo 3, campaign level Floodgate
- ^ Halo 3: ODST, campaign level Uplift Reserve
- ^ Twitter: @HaloWaypoint It's been said that...
- ^ Halo: Reach, Dr. Halsey's personal journal
- ^ Halo: Silent Storm
- ^ Halo: Oblivion
- ^ Halo 4, multiplayer map, Landfall - evacuation alert messages
- ^ Halo: Ghosts of Onyx
- ^ Halo 2, campaign level Delta Halo
- ^ Halo: Uprising, issue 4
- ^ Halo Legendary Crate, Data Drop #2
- ^ Halo Waypoint, "Ten Twenty" history entry
- ^ Halo 3, campaign level The Storm
- ^ Halo 3, campaign level Heretic
- ^ Halo 3, campaign level Halo
- ^ Halo: Shadow of Intent
- ^ Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide
- ^ Halo Waypoint: Halo 4 Terminal: Jul 'Mdama
- ^ a b Halo: Escalation
- ^ Halo Wars 2: Phoenix Logs - Rise of Atriox III
- ^ Halo Wars 2
- ^ Halo Wars 2, campaign level Lights Out
- ^ Halo Wars 2, campaign level Hold the Line
- ^ Halo Wars 2, campaign level Under the Dark
- ^ Spartan Games: Covenant Assault Carrier
- ^ Halo: Silent Storm, chapter 9
- ^ Halo 3 Legendary Edition developer commentary
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