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File:HE17 Cascadia Captain.jpg|The crew aboard the ''Cascadia'' | File:HE17 Cascadia Captain.jpg|The crew aboard the ''Cascadia''. | ||
File:HE17 Cascadia.jpg|The ''Cascadia'' crew prepare to investigate Cleyell | File:HE17 Cascadia.jpg|The ''Cascadia'' crew prepare to investigate Cleyell. | ||
File:HE18 Return.jpg|A [[D79-TC Pelican|Pelican]] approaching the ''Cascadia'' | File:HE18 Return.jpg|A [[D79-TC Pelican|Pelican]] approaching the ''Cascadia''. | ||
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Revision as of 20:27, January 6, 2017
Template:Individual Ship Infobox
UNSC Cascadia is a Paris-class heavy frigate[1] in service with the UNSC Navy following the Human-Covenant War.[2] In 2556, Cascadia was commanded by Captain French.[1]
History
Cascadia was among the first ships to respond to the glassing of Cleyell by a faction of the former Covenant in 2556 to support search and rescue operations. Her complement at the time included Marines from the Orbital Drop Shock Troopers and a detachment of the Army's 412th Engineer Command.[2]
Cascadia deployed a D79-TC Pelican—with Sergeant Holly Tanaka, two ODSTs, and two other Marines aboard—tasked with rescuing survivors on the planet's surface. After engaging hostile Kig-Yar scavengers on Cleyell's surface, a handful of survivors was discovered by Tanaka and the ODSTs. With the Kig-Yar defeated, the civilians were successfully extracted aboard the Pelican and transported to Cascadia for safety.[1]
Trivia
The ship's name references the Cascade Range, a 1,100km-long mountain range in the Pacific Northwest of United Republic of North America.
Gallery
The crew aboard the Cascadia.
The Cascadia crew prepare to investigate Cleyell.
A Pelican approaching the Cascadia.
List of appearances
- Halo: Escalation (First appearance)
