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The [[UNSC]] '''Refit Station''' was Essentially a large square plate of [[Titanium-A]], it was a square kilometer in diameter and capable of refitting six destroyers, three from her upper surface and three from her lower surface, in a matter of hours.<ref>''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]'', page 156</ref> As the fortunes of war against the [[Covenant]] worsened, the UNSC began to use such stations as shields for their [[Fleet]]s in major battles. Four such stations were destroyed with all hands | The [[UNSC]] '''Refit Station''' was Essentially a large square plate of [[Titanium-A]], it was a square kilometer in diameter and capable of refitting six destroyers, three from her upper surface and three from her lower surface, in a matter of hours.<ref>''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]'', page 156</ref> As the fortunes of war against the [[Covenant]] worsened, the UNSC began to use such stations as shields for their [[Fleet]]s in major battles. Four such stations were destroyed with all hands losing in the battles of [[Sigma Octanus IV]] and [[Battle of Reach|Reach]], including the [[UNSC Cradle]], which sacrificed itself to save the [[UNSC Iroquois]] from destruction. | ||
A curious result of the destruction of these stations is the creation of a field of very fine [[Titanium-A]] dust particles which have shown the ability to block the [[plasma]] from [[Covenant]] [[weapons|weapon]] systems. | A curious result of the destruction of these stations is the creation of a field of very fine [[Titanium-A]] dust particles which have shown the ability to block the [[plasma]] from [[Covenant]] [[weapons|weapon]] systems. | ||
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The UNSC Refit Station was Essentially a large square plate of Titanium-A, it was a square kilometer in diameter and capable of refitting six destroyers, three from her upper surface and three from her lower surface, in a matter of hours.[1] As the fortunes of war against the Covenant worsened, the UNSC began to use such stations as shields for their Fleets in major battles. Four such stations were destroyed with all hands losing in the battles of Sigma Octanus IV and Reach, including the UNSC Cradle, which sacrificed itself to save the UNSC Iroquois from destruction.
A curious result of the destruction of these stations is the creation of a field of very fine Titanium-A dust particles which have shown the ability to block the plasma from Covenant weapon systems.
Sources
- ^ Halo: The Fall of Reach, page 156
