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'''Kilo Tango Victor 17''' was a [[Bumblebee]] lifepod attached to the [[UNSC]] cruiser [[Pillar of Autumn]] in [[2552]]. KTV-17 was used when the vessel was shot down over [[Installation 04]]. <ref>[[Halo: The Flood]] page 55</ref> It was designated for special use by the Autumn's command crew. [[Ensign William Lovell]], [[Captain Jacob Keyes]], [[Lieutenant Hikowa]], [[Ensign Ellen Dowski]], [[Corporal Wilkins]], [[Singh]], [[Wang]], [[Abiad]] and three other [[Marines]] rode down to the surface of the [[Halo]] aboard KTV-17, as well as a concealed [[Isna 'Nosolee]] | '''Kilo Tango Victor 17''' was a [[Bumblebee]] lifepod attached to the [[UNSC]] cruiser [[Pillar of Autumn]] in [[2552]]. KTV-17 was used when the vessel was shot down over [[Installation 04]]. <ref>[[Halo: The Flood]] page 55</ref> It was designated for special use by the Autumn's command crew. [[Ensign William Lovell]], [[Captain Jacob Keyes]], [[Lieutenant Hikowa]], [[Ensign Ellen Dowski]], [[Corporal Wilkins]], [[Singh]], [[Wang]], [[Abiad]] and three other [[Marines]] rode down to the surface of the [[Halo]] aboard KTV-17, as well as a concealed [[Isna 'Nosolee]]. The lifepod itself was abandoned on the surface of the ringworld. | ||
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Revision as of 18:33, April 22, 2008
Kilo Tango Victor 17 was a Bumblebee lifepod attached to the UNSC cruiser Pillar of Autumn in 2552. KTV-17 was used when the vessel was shot down over Installation 04. [1] It was designated for special use by the Autumn's command crew. Ensign William Lovell, Captain Jacob Keyes, Lieutenant Hikowa, Ensign Ellen Dowski, Corporal Wilkins, Singh, Wang, Abiad and three other Marines rode down to the surface of the Halo aboard KTV-17, as well as a concealed Isna 'Nosolee. The lifepod itself was abandoned on the surface of the ringworld.
Sources
- ^ Halo: The Flood page 55
