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==History== | ==History== | ||
The ''Savannah'' took part in [[Operation: UPPER CUT]], docking at [[Anchor 9]] space station for the removal of its [[Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine]] for use as a makeshift bomb to destroy the Covenant Supercarrier ''[[Long Night of Solace]]''. Escorting a squadron of [[YSS-1000 Sabre]] fighters en route to a Covenant Corvette, the ''Savannah'' provided fire support, engaging the Corvette and its accompanying fighter escort while [[SPARTAN-B312]] and [[Jorge-052]] boarded the ship. While the two Spartans and accompanying Marine support fought to secure the ship's hangar bay, the ''Savannah'' continued to exchange shots with the | The ''Savannah'' took part in [[Operation: UPPER CUT]], docking at [[Anchor 9]] space station for the removal of its [[Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine]] for use as a makeshift bomb to destroy the Covenant Supercarrier ''[[Long Night of Solace]]''. Escorting a squadron of [[YSS-1000 Sabre]] fighters en route to a Covenant Corvette, the ''[[Ardent Prayer]]'', the ''Savannah'' provided fire support, engaging the Corvette and its accompanying fighter escort while [[SPARTAN-B312]] and [[Jorge-052]] boarded the ship. While the two Spartans and accompanying Marine support fought to secure the ship's hangar bay, the ''Savannah'' continued to exchange shots with the ''Ardent Prayer'', which easily outgunned the smaller UNSC warship. ''Savannah'' was ordered to disengage by Colonel Urban Holland, but before the frigate could escape, she succumbed to the Corvette's barrage and was lost with all hands. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 14:43, June 17, 2011
- "UNSC Savannah. Our wings may be clipped, but we've got your back."
- — Savannah Actual to SPARTAN-B312
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478 metres (1,570 ft) |
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151.9 metres (498 ft) |
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112.2 metres (368 ft) |
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Main drives (2) Auxiliary drives (2) Tertiary drives (4) |
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60 centimetres (2.0 ft) Titanium-A battleplate |
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Destroyed: |
2552 |
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The UNSC Savannah was a heavy frigate in service with the UNSC Navy during the Human-Covenant War.[1] The Savannah participated in the Fall of Reach in Summer 2552, where it aided in the defense of Anchor 9 during Operation: UPPER CUT, later being escorted by multiple Pelicans and Sabre fighters to board a Covenant corvette.[2]
History
The Savannah took part in Operation: UPPER CUT, docking at Anchor 9 space station for the removal of its Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine for use as a makeshift bomb to destroy the Covenant Supercarrier Long Night of Solace. Escorting a squadron of YSS-1000 Sabre fighters en route to a Covenant Corvette, the Ardent Prayer, the Savannah provided fire support, engaging the Corvette and its accompanying fighter escort while SPARTAN-B312 and Jorge-052 boarded the ship. While the two Spartans and accompanying Marine support fought to secure the ship's hangar bay, the Savannah continued to exchange shots with the Ardent Prayer, which easily outgunned the smaller UNSC warship. Savannah was ordered to disengage by Colonel Urban Holland, but before the frigate could escape, she succumbed to the Corvette's barrage and was lost with all hands.
Trivia
- Like the Saratoga, the Savannah does not have its hull classification symbol painted on its hull.
Gallery
The UNSC Savannah flying alongside Sabre fighters.
- UNSC Savannah.jpg
The UNSC Savannah firing at a Covenant ship.
- UNSC Savanah.jpg
A view of the UNSC Savannah's side.
- UNSC Savanah moments before expolsion.jpg
The UNSC Savannah being destroyed by a plasma round.
- Final fate of the UNSC Savanah.jpg
The UNSC Savannah's final fate.
List of appearances
- Halo: Reach (First appearance)
