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The ''Mulsanne''-class bears some superficial design similarities to the {{Class|Paris|heavy frigate}} and {{Class|Charon|light frigate}}, as opposed to the more radical departure in design style found in the similarly-[[Post-Covenant War conflicts|post-war]] frigate classes used by the UNSC (primarily the [[Strident-class heavy frigate|Strident]] and [[Anlace-class | The ''Mulsanne''-class bears some superficial design similarities to the {{Class|Paris|heavy frigate}} and {{Class|Charon|light frigate}}, as opposed to the more radical departure in design style found in the similarly-[[Post-Covenant War conflicts|post-war]] frigate classes used by the UNSC (primarily the [[Strident-class heavy frigate|Strident]] and [[Anlace-class light frigate|Anlace]]). The largest difference from other similar frigate classes involves the complete lack of a lower deployment bay or cargo storage area. Additionally, the ship is more concentrated around a central frame, with the ship's [[fusion drive]]s situated relatively close to the ship's horizontal axis, rather than placed more afar like those of the ''Paris''. The wings on either side of the frigate are more skeletal in nature, rather than the bulked overlapping armour of the older frigate classes. | ||
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The Mulsanne-class frigate is a classification of frigate employed by the UNSC Navy.[3][4][5]
Specifications
Design details
The Mulsanne-class bears some superficial design similarities to the Paris-class heavy frigate and Charon-class light frigate, as opposed to the more radical departure in design style found in the similarly-post-war frigate classes used by the UNSC (primarily the Strident and Anlace). The largest difference from other similar frigate classes involves the complete lack of a lower deployment bay or cargo storage area. Additionally, the ship is more concentrated around a central frame, with the ship's fusion drives situated relatively close to the ship's horizontal axis, rather than placed more afar like those of the Paris. The wings on either side of the frigate are more skeletal in nature, rather than the bulked overlapping armour of the older frigate classes.
Armament
The frigate's primary armament consists of a Brightlance reflex laser. When firing, the weapon must charge before emitting a short blue beam. Unlike traditional MACs, the weapon is not fired from a barrel and firing mechanism amid one of the frigate's hulls, but instead from between the dual hulls. The frigate boasts several point-defense guns and Archer missile pods for secondary armaments.
Operational history
These frigates were operational by the time of the Installation 07 conflict in late 2559, with at least six frigates participating in the conflict. The UNSC Mortal Reverie and at least one other ship of this class crashed on the ring during the conflict.[6][7]
Ships of the line
- UNSC Mortal Reverie - Destroyed during Installation 07 conflict.[3]
- UNSC Mulsanne - The lead ship of the class.[8]
- UNSC Panama
Trivia
The class is possibly named after Mulsanne, a commune in northwestern France.
Gallery
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A render of the Panama.
A render of the rear of the Panama.
The Panama on Deadlock.
The front of the Panama.
The rear and engines of the Panama.
The Panama firing its primary Brightlance laser.
A crashed frigate on Zeta Halo.
A crashed frigate in the Halo Infinite Campaign Gameplay Premiere.
List of appearances
- Halo Infinite (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ a b c Halo Waypoint, Canon Fodder - Foundations (Retrieved on Jan 12, 2022) [archive]
- ^ Halo Waypoint, Canon Fodder - Legendary Endings (Retrieved on Dec 14, 2021) [archive]
- ^ a b Halo Infinite, Spartan Audio log: Reverie #01 - Home Away From Home
- ^ Halo Infinite, multiplayer map Deadlock
- ^ Halo Infinite, multiplayer map Highpower
- ^ Halo Infinite Campaign Gameplay Premiere
- ^ Halo Infinite, campaign level Outpost Tremonius
- ^ Stephen Loftus on the Autumn class' talk page
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