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*[[Firebase Bravo]]<ref>Halo: The Fall of Reach</ref> Destroyed by Covenant [[Hunters]] on [[Sigma Octanus]]. | *[[Firebase Bravo]]<ref>Halo: The Fall of Reach</ref> Destroyed by Covenant [[Hunters]] on [[Sigma Octanus]]. | ||
*[[Camp Hathcock]]<ref>Halo:The Fall of Reach</ref> Overrun by infantry on [[Reach]] | *[[Camp Hathcock]]<ref>Halo:The Fall of Reach</ref> Overrun by infantry on [[Reach]] | ||
*[[Camp Independance]]<ref>Halo:First Strike</ref> | |||
*[[Alpha Base]]<ref>Halo:The Flood</ref> Installation 04. Abandoned by UNSC infavour of total assault and occupation of enemy cruiser [[Truth and Reconciliation]]. | *[[Alpha Base]]<ref>Halo:The Flood</ref> Installation 04. Abandoned by UNSC infavour of total assault and occupation of enemy cruiser [[Truth and Reconciliation]]. | ||
*[[Chawla Base]]<ref>[[I Love Bees]]</ref> Boston, [[United Republic of North American]], Status Unknown. | |||
*[[Diego Garcia]]<ref>Halo 2</ref> Status Unknown. | *[[Diego Garcia]]<ref>Halo 2</ref> Status Unknown. | ||
*[[Crows Nest]]<ref>Halo 3</ref> Destroyed by Covenant Loyalist assault, many of its occupants butchered by Brutes. | *[[Base Segundo Terra|Segundo Terra]]<ref>Halo:Ghosts of Onyx</ref> Status Unknown. | ||
*[[Camp Currahee]]<ref>Halo:Ghosts of Onyx</ref> planet [[Onyx]], destroyed with planet. | |||
*[[Outpost C9]]<ref>Halo 2</ref> | |||
*[[Crows Nest (Base)|Crows Nest]]<ref>Halo 3</ref> Destroyed by Covenant Loyalist assault, many of its occupants butchered by Brutes. | |||
*[[Rats Nest]] Operational. | |||
== Structure == | == Structure == | ||
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UNSC Bases are flexible, using various designs, terrain, and functions in their setup, allowing their occupants the best degree of flexibility possible. Incorporating existing and specialty equipment, ranging from old 20th Century bunkers to Forerunner mesa's, to areas built from the ground up by the UNSC, there are many different types.
Known Bases
- Firebase Bravo[1] Destroyed by Covenant Hunters on Sigma Octanus.
- Camp Hathcock[2] Overrun by infantry on Reach
- Camp Independance[3]
- Alpha Base[4] Installation 04. Abandoned by UNSC infavour of total assault and occupation of enemy cruiser Truth and Reconciliation.
- Chawla Base[5] Boston, United Republic of North American, Status Unknown.
- Diego Garcia[6] Status Unknown.
- Segundo Terra[7] Status Unknown.
- Camp Currahee[8] planet Onyx, destroyed with planet.
- Outpost C9[9]
- Crows Nest[10] Destroyed by Covenant Loyalist assault, many of its occupants butchered by Brutes.
- Rats Nest Operational.
Structure
Typically, UNSC Bases incorporate facilities for storage of weapons, ammunition and equipment, as well as barrack facilities for the personnel that staff it. They are often equipped with ehavy defences, such as autocannons, chainguns to fend off assaults from Covenant dropships, infantry and armour. Normally, arrangements are made for the storage of vehicles for transport and combat, such as Warthogs, in a "parking lot"Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; refs with no name must have content or an underground garage[11], allowing fast transport to and from the base.
Facilities for aircraft, such as Pelican dropships, Hornet and Sparrowhawk gunships, are standard and, indeed, vital for the bases survival, allowing response to aerial threats, such as Banshee's, dropships or Seraphs.
Hazards
Because of their stationary nature, the fact that UNSC bases do not move means that they make a promising option for Covenant assault by either ground or air forces, as well as making an easy target for Wraith artillery and orbital bombardment. Usually, if things reach this stage, there is little that can be done to defend the base, as the Covenant's overwhelming firepower wipes the area out.
