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The '''UNSC ''Two for Flinching''''' was a [[UNSC]] Corvette. | The '''UNSC ''Two for Flinching''''' was a [[UNSC]] Corvette. | ||
The ''Two for Flinching'' was the corvette that took [[Staff Sergeant]] [[Avery Johnson]] and [[Petty Officer First Class]] [[Healy]] from [[Earth]] to [[Harvest]].<ref>''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]''</ref> | The ''Two for Flinching'' was the corvette that took [[Staff Sergeant]] [[Avery Johnson]] and [[Petty Officer First Class]] [[Healy]] from [[Earth]] to [[Harvest]].<ref>''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]''</ref> | ||
The fast attack Corvette is known for being the UNSC's smallest capital warship and carries no fighters because the only thing that can fit inside a Fast-Attack Corvette's hangar bay is a SKT-13 shuttlecraft which is a reusable version of the UNSC's [[Bumblebee]] life boats. | The fast attack Corvette is known for being the UNSC's smallest capital warship and carries no fighters because the only thing that can fit inside a Fast-Attack Corvette's hangar bay is a SKT-13 shuttlecraft which is a reusable version of the UNSC's [[Bumblebee]] life boats. | ||
==Trivia== | |||
*The name of this ship is based off of the real-life game, where players try to make one another flinch; the penalty for flinching is getting punched twice, hence, "Two for Flinching." | |||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
Revision as of 12:47, May 2, 2010
The UNSC Two for Flinching was a UNSC Corvette.
The Two for Flinching was the corvette that took Staff Sergeant Avery Johnson and Petty Officer First Class Healy from Earth to Harvest.[1]
The fast attack Corvette is known for being the UNSC's smallest capital warship and carries no fighters because the only thing that can fit inside a Fast-Attack Corvette's hangar bay is a SKT-13 shuttlecraft which is a reusable version of the UNSC's Bumblebee life boats.
Trivia
- The name of this ship is based off of the real-life game, where players try to make one another flinch; the penalty for flinching is getting punched twice, hence, "Two for Flinching."
