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'''"Pelican"''' is the name applied to a series of [[dropship]]s operated by the [[UNSC Air Force]], the [[UNSC Marine Corps]], the [[UNSC Navy]], and the [[civilian security forces]]. Beginning service before [[2501]],<ref>'''[[Halo: Evolutions]]''' - ''[[The Impossible Life and the Possible Death of Preston J. Cole]]'', page 450</ref><ref>August, 2008, [http://halostory.bungie.org/oconnor_mclees_080508.html Halo Story Page]. [[Frank O'Connor]]/[[Robert McLees]] interview. Accessed on 2008-04-12</ref> most Pelicans are equipped with [[70mm chain gun]]s and rockets in their wings. Their payload capacities include a [[M12 Warthog]], [[M808 Scorpion]] tank, [[troop deployment pod]] or [[resupply canister]]s attached to their tail booms.
'''"Pelican"''' is the name applied to a series of [[dropship]]s operated by the [[UNSC Air Force]], the [[UNSC Marine Corps]], the [[UNSC Navy]], and the [[civilian security forces]]. Beginning service before [[2501]],<ref>'''[[Halo: Evolutions]]''' - ''[[The Impossible Life and the Possible Death of Preston J. Cole]]'', page 450</ref><ref>August, 2008, [http://halostory.bungie.org/oconnor_mclees_080508.html Halo Story Page]. [[Frank O'Connor]]/[[Robert McLees]] interview. Accessed on 2008-04-12</ref> most Pelicans are equipped with [[70mm chain gun]]s and rockets in their wings. Their payload capacities include an [[M12 Warthog]], [[M808 Scorpion]] tank, [[troop deployment pod]] or [[resupply canister]]s attached to their tail booms.


Pelicans receive serial numbers to be identified by during radio transmissions, particularly in combat situations. Each serial number consists of a letter from the [[Phonetic Alphabet]] followed by a number. Though a few Pelicans have this number inscribed on their cargo bays, most have no distinguishing mark on their exteriors. It is unclear how the numbers are chosen, but with their spread across the alphabet and numerals, it can be inferred that a very large number of Pelicans are in service, perhaps as many as 26,000.
Pelicans receive serial numbers to be identified by during radio transmissions, particularly in combat situations. Each serial number consists of a letter from the [[Phonetic Alphabet]] followed by a number. Though a few Pelicans have this number inscribed on their cargo bays, most have no distinguishing mark on their exteriors. It is unclear how the numbers are chosen, but with their spread across the alphabet and numerals, it can be inferred that a very large number of Pelicans are in service, perhaps as many as 26,000.

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"Pelican" is the name applied to a series of dropships operated by the UNSC Air Force, the UNSC Marine Corps, the UNSC Navy, and the civilian security forces. Beginning service before 2501,[1][2] most Pelicans are equipped with 70mm chain guns and rockets in their wings. Their payload capacities include an M12 Warthog, M808 Scorpion tank, troop deployment pod or resupply canisters attached to their tail booms.

Pelicans receive serial numbers to be identified by during radio transmissions, particularly in combat situations. Each serial number consists of a letter from the Phonetic Alphabet followed by a number. Though a few Pelicans have this number inscribed on their cargo bays, most have no distinguishing mark on their exteriors. It is unclear how the numbers are chosen, but with their spread across the alphabet and numerals, it can be inferred that a very large number of Pelicans are in service, perhaps as many as 26,000.

Known models include the following:


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