UNSC Midsummer Night: Difference between revisions
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UNSC Midsummer Night | |
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Production information | |
Class: |
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Role: |
stealth ship |
Specifications | |
Slipspace drive: |
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Hull: |
several meters of Titanium-A armor |
Armament: |
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Complement: |
Battalion of ODSTs, Several Pelican Transports |
Crew: |
Commander Zheng, Lt. Keyes |
Service information | |
Last sighted: |
docked above a UNSC controlled world |
Participated battles: |
Battle of the Rubble |
Noteworthy crewmembers: |
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Known commanders: |
Commander Zheng, Lt. Keyes |
Affiliation: |
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The UNSC Midsummer Night was a United Nations Space Command Light Frigate. Captain Keyes served aboard this frigate prior to 2552, and had then been transferred to the UNSC Iroquois, a destroyer.
Trivia
- The name is a reference to A Midsummer Night's Dream, a play by William Shakespeare.