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During [[The Second Battle of Earth]], the ''Pony Express'' was at [[Earth]] fighting the [[Covenant]]. After receiving a message from [[Dr. Halsey]], [[Lord Hood]] planned on sending the [[Spartan-IIs]] to [[Onyx]] aboard the ''Pony Express'',<ref>[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]], page 213</ref> but they opted to instead capture a Covenant destroyer, the ''[[Bloodied Spirit]]'', which was faster than even the ''Pony Express''.  
During [[The Second Battle of Earth]], the ''Pony Express'' was at [[Earth]] fighting the [[Covenant]]. After receiving a message from [[Dr. Halsey]], [[Lord Hood]] planned on sending the [[Spartan-IIs]] to [[Onyx]] aboard the ''Pony Express'',<ref>[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]], page 213</ref> but they opted to instead capture a Covenant destroyer, the ''[[Bloodied Spirit]]'', which was faster than even the ''Pony Express''.  
==Trivia==
*Pony Express is a reference to the old mail system where riders would take fast horses from checkpoint to checkpoint, picking up mail and getting a new horse at each one.


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UNSC Pony Express
Production information

Class:

UNSC Mako-class Corvette

Specifications

Slipspace drive:

Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine

Service information

Last sighted:

2552

Participated battles:

Second Battle of Earth

Affiliation:

UNSC Navy

 

The UNSC Pony Express was a UNSC corvette. As of 2552, it was the fastest ship available to the UNSC.

During The Second Battle of Earth, the Pony Express was at Earth fighting the Covenant. After receiving a message from Dr. Halsey, Lord Hood planned on sending the Spartan-IIs to Onyx aboard the Pony Express,[1] but they opted to instead capture a Covenant destroyer, the Bloodied Spirit, which was faster than even the Pony Express.

Trivia

  • Pony Express is a reference to the old mail system where riders would take fast horses from checkpoint to checkpoint, picking up mail and getting a new horse at each one.

Sources