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This '''Unidentified boarding craft''', is a [[Covenant]] ship specifically designed for [[boarding]] an enemy vessel.<ref name="pillar">'''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]''', campaign level, ''[[The Pillar of Autumn (Halo: Combat Evolved level)|The Pillar of Autumn]]''</ref>
This '''Unidentified boarding craft''', is a [[Covenant]] ship specifically designed for [[boarding]] an enemy vessel.<ref name="pillar">'''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]''', campaign level, ''[[The Pillar of Autumn (Halo: Combat Evolved level)|The Pillar of Autumn]]''</ref>


==Usage==
==Overview==
When a UNSC ship is being attacked by Covenant forces, if the Covenant determine that the ship holds valuable navigational data, AIs, or other materials, the Covenant may attempt a boarding operation. In such a situation, the boarding craft is used. So far, the Covenant have proved highly intelligent in their entry points, having burnt holes through hangar bay windows or used the empty [[Class-3 Enclosed Heavy Lifeboat|UNSC escape pod]] docking rings to board a vessel. These craft were only viewed partially and internally with only the boarding tube being accessible and the cockpit being off-limits behind a locked door. These vessels usually carried a compliment of up to 8-10 Covenant warriors, usually [[Unggoy]] and [[Sangheili]].{{Ref/Reuse|pillar}}
When a [[UNSC starship|UNSC ship]] is being attacked by Covenant forces, if the Covenant determine that the ship holds valuable navigational data, [[AI]]s, or other materials, the Covenant may attempt a boarding operation. In such a situation, the boarding craft is used. So far, the Covenant have proved highly intelligent in their entry points, having burnt holes through hangar bay windows or used the empty [[Class-3 Enclosed Heavy Lifeboat|UNSC escape pod]] docking rings to board a vessel. These craft were only viewed partially and internally with only the boarding tube being accessible and the cockpit being off-limits behind a locked door. These vessels usually carried a compliment of up to 8-10 Covenant warriors, usually [[Unggoy]] and [[Sangheili]].{{Ref/Reuse|pillar}}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==

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This article is about the boarding craft introduced in Halo: Combat Evolved. For the model featured in Halo 2, see Type-28 Tick.
Unidentified boarding craft
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Production information

Role:

Boarding craft

Chronological and affiliation

Era:

Human-Covenant War

Affiliation:

Covenant

 

This Unidentified boarding craft, is a Covenant ship specifically designed for boarding an enemy vessel.[1]

Overview

When a UNSC ship is being attacked by Covenant forces, if the Covenant determine that the ship holds valuable navigational data, AIs, or other materials, the Covenant may attempt a boarding operation. In such a situation, the boarding craft is used. So far, the Covenant have proved highly intelligent in their entry points, having burnt holes through hangar bay windows or used the empty UNSC escape pod docking rings to board a vessel. These craft were only viewed partially and internally with only the boarding tube being accessible and the cockpit being off-limits behind a locked door. These vessels usually carried a compliment of up to 8-10 Covenant warriors, usually Unggoy and Sangheili.[1]

Trivia

In Halo: Combat Evolved, they contained two Overshield power ups in the far corners of the pods, probably put there for the use of any Sangheili in need of assistance that were on board.

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