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FFG-201 (Breaker)

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This article is about The vessel featured in the Halo Infinite map Breaker. For other frigate with the hull code FFG-201, see UNSC Forward Unto Dawn.
FFG-201
An overview of the frigate setting of the map Breaker.
FFG-201's final resting place in the shipbreaking yards on Camber.
Ship history
Unified Earth Government

Class:

Mulsanne-class light frigate[1]

Operator:

UNSC Navy[1]

Manufacturer:

SinoViet Heavy Machinery[2]

Decommissioned:

Some time prior to c.2560[1]

Fate:

Decomissioned in the Chiltift Basin shipbreaking yards, Camber.

General characteristics

Type:

UNSC frigate

Length:

1,496 feet (456 m)[2]

Width:

469 feet (143 m)

Height:

620 feet (190 m)

Mass:

0.9 million tonnes[2]

Power plant:

Fusion reactor

Maneuver drive:

Fusion drive

Slipspace drive:

Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine

Hull:

Titanium-A armor

Armaments:

 

FFG-201 was a Mulsanne-class light frigate in the service of the UNSC Navy during the post-Covenant war era.[1]

Service history

FFG-201 served in the UNSC Navy between the Mulsane-class' launch in 2553,[2] and its eventual decommissioning in the following years. By 2559-2560, the ship had been grounded in the Chiltift Basin shipbreaking yards on Camber - with these yards later becoming the site of a raid by Spartans Sigrid Eklund and Hieu Dinh around this time.[4]

Production notes

FFG-201 is featured as the setting of the Halo Infinite multiplayer map Breaker, first introduced in Season 02: Lone Wolves. It shares its hull classification symbol with UNSC Forward Unto Dawn, a vessel first introduced in Halo 3 and later prominently featured in Halo 4. Forward Unto Dawn is canonically a Charon-class light frigate, while the FFG-201 found in Halo Infinite is a Mulsanne-class frigate - a distinctly different vessel. It is unclear whether this label is simply intended as an Easter egg or as a distinct canonical inclusion; early stages of the map's production showcase the FFG-201 logos as a deliberate element that was kept from pre-production to final art pass, indicating that the inclusion was deliberate on the part of 343 Industries. If so, this may indicate that UNSC Navy hull codes have a system for duplicate numbers, or reassigning hull codes to new vessels once a given ship has been struck from the naval registry.

Gallery

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  • Concept art for the map Breaker, showing the FFG-201 hull code.

    Concept art for the map Breaker, showing the FFG-201 hull code.

  • A screenshot of the FFG-201 hull code.

    A screenshot of the FFG-201 hull code.

  • Another screenshot of the FFG-201 hull code.

    Another screenshot of the FFG-201 hull code.

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ a b c d Halo Infinite, multiplayer map Breaker
  2. ^ a b c d e f g Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition), page 121
  3. ^ Halo Waypoint, Canon Fodder - Legendary Endings (Retrieved on Dec 14, 2021) [archive]
  4. ^ Halo Infinite Season 2 Lone Wolves Intro Cinematic
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