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As under the hegemony's reign, the [[Type-32 Ghost|Ghost]] and [[Type-26 Wraith|Wraith]] are the mainstays of the Covenant's vehicular ground forces. The [[Type-26 Banshee]] remains the organization's primary ground support aircraft; post-war modifications to the variant used during the [[Fall of Reach]] allow the T26 to serve in a limited exoatmospheric scouting capacity akin to the purpose-built [[Type-27 Banshee]],<ref>''Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide'', ''page 119''</ref> though the [[Type-31 Seraph|Seraph]] remains the Covenant's primary space fighter. The [[Type-25 Spirit|Spirit]] and the [[Type-52 Phantom]] see less extensive service than during the war, as the older [[Type-44 Phantom]] has become the Covenant's primary dropship. The [[Type-56 Lich]] provides ultra-heavy transport capability when needed. The remnant faction also frequently uses the [[Type-51 Individual Breaching Carapace]], the [[Covenant drop pod#Multiple-occupant pod|Type-53 Squad Breaching Carapace]], and the [[Type-54 Mass Deployment Carapace]] to deploy troops from orbit. The 'Mdama's forces use the newer [[Type-55 Shade]] for static defense, along with an unclassified type of [[Covenant artillery (Requiem)|stationary artillery]]. A [[Type-58 Harvester]], the first of its kind ever reported,<ref>'''Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide''', ''page 140''</ref> was deployed to excavate Forerunner artifacts on Requiem.<ref name="Switchback">'''Spartan Ops''', ''[[Scattered]]''</ref>
As under the hegemony's reign, the [[Type-32 Ghost|Ghost]] and [[Type-26 Wraith|Wraith]] are the mainstays of the Covenant's vehicular ground forces. The [[Type-26 Banshee]] remains the organization's primary ground support aircraft; post-war modifications to the variant used during the [[Fall of Reach]] allow the T26 to serve in a limited exoatmospheric scouting capacity akin to the purpose-built [[Type-27 Banshee]],<ref>''Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide'', ''page 119''</ref> though the [[Type-31 Seraph|Seraph]] remains the Covenant's primary space fighter. The [[Type-25 Spirit|Spirit]] and the [[Type-52 Phantom]] see less extensive service than during the war, as the older [[Type-44 Phantom]] has become the Covenant's primary dropship. The [[Type-56 Lich]] provides ultra-heavy transport capability when needed. The remnant faction also frequently uses the [[Type-51 Individual Breaching Carapace]], the [[Covenant drop pod#Multiple-occupant pod|Type-53 Squad Breaching Carapace]], and the [[Type-54 Mass Deployment Carapace]] to deploy troops from orbit. The 'Mdama's forces use the newer [[Type-55 Shade]] for static defense, along with an unclassified type of [[Covenant artillery (Requiem)|stationary artillery]]. A [[Type-58 Harvester]], the first of its kind ever reported,<ref>'''Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide''', ''page 140''</ref> was deployed to excavate Forerunner artifacts on Requiem.<ref name="Switchback">'''Spartan Ops''', ''[[Scattered]]''</ref>


The faction's armada is composed of vessels formerly used by the hegemony. The Covenant possess at least one {{Class|CAS|assault carrier}} ('Mdama's flagship, ''[[Song of Retribution]]''), numerous {{Class|CRS|light cruiser}}s,<ref name="terminal"/> and at least two {{Class|RCS|armored cruiser}}s.<ref name="EVG">'''[[Halo: The Essential Visual Guide]]''', ''page 41''</ref> The ''CRS'' fills much the same role as the ''CCS'' played during the war, though it is much smaller and less powerful than the latter.
The faction's armada is composed of vessels formerly used by the hegemony. The Covenant possess at least four {{Class|CAS|assault carrier}} ('Mdama's flagship, ''[[Song of Retribution]]''), numerous {{Class|CRS|light cruiser}}s,<ref name="terminal"/> and at least two {{Class|RCS|armored cruiser}}s.<ref name="EVG">'''[[Halo: The Essential Visual Guide]]''', ''page 41''</ref> The ''CRS'' fills much the same role as the ''CCS'' played during the war, though it is much smaller and less powerful than the latter.


Unlike those of the original Covenant, much of the hardware utilized by the group bears green-glowing lights, as opposed to white, blue, or purple lighting. This difference may be for a number of reasons, as the lighting on Covenant ships and equipment is known to vary based on factors such as the manufacturer, the era of production, and a commander's personal preference.<ref>[https://blogs.halowaypoint.com/en-us/blogs/headlines/posts/the-halo-bulletin-4-16-14 '''Halo Waypoint''': ''The Halo Bulletin: 4.16.14'']</ref>
Unlike those of the original Covenant, much of the hardware utilized by the group bears green-glowing lights, as opposed to white, blue, or purple lighting. This difference may be for a number of reasons, as the lighting on Covenant ships and equipment is known to vary based on factors such as the manufacturer, the era of production, and a commander's personal preference.<ref>[https://blogs.halowaypoint.com/en-us/blogs/headlines/posts/the-halo-bulletin-4-16-14 '''Halo Waypoint''': ''The Halo Bulletin: 4.16.14'']</ref>
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