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Scholte-class missile corvette

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Scholte-class
Scholte corvette concept art.
Class attributes

Operators:

Manufacturer:

TanSec AB[1]

General characteristics

Type:

Corvette[1]

Length:

258 metres (850 ft)[1]

Power plant:

Fusion reactor

Maneuver drive:

Fusion drive (2 primary, 2 secondary)[2]

Slipspace drive:

Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine[1]

Hull:

Titanium-A armor

Armaments:

 

The Scholte-class missile corvette is a corvette employed by the Colonial Military Authority and later, the United Nations Space Command.[1]

OverviewEdit

Design detailsEdit

Fitted with a good mix of cannon and missile batteries, backed by a comprehensive sensor system, the Scholte was classified—at the time of introduction into the CMA Navy's fleet—as a state-of-the-art frigate. As larger ships entered service both its classification and stature diminished, but it remained a vessel that could be counted upon to punch far above its tonnage class.[1]

Ships of the lineEdit

Service historyEdit

A lynchpin of CMA fleets at the height of the Insurrection, the Scholte-class replaced older Osa-class and Akita vessels.[1]

Now known as one of the main ship classes that UNSC Navy recruits operate as part of their training deployments, the Scholte-class has an unenviable reputation as being reliable, heavily-armed, and rarely utilized in any fleet engagements until the final months of the Covenant War due to its slow boost speed and limited slipspace capabilities.[1]

Production notesEdit

The Scholte-class' appearance originated as a part of design exploration exercise for UNSC ships, done as a collaboration between the narrative and concept teams at 343 Industries during the development of Halo Infinite and the 2022 edition of the Halo Encyclopedia. This was the result of a fortuitous alignment of interests, which allowed them to leverage the ideas generated for multiple purposes; the narrative team wished to further flesh out the UNSC fleet, while the concept team needed to craft ship designs for Infinite, which would ultimately culminate in the Mulsanne-class light frigate seen in-game.[1] The artwork for the Scholte was done by concept artist Zack Lee.[4]

TriviaEdit

Scholte is a Dutch surname with an occupational root in "Schout," a local official appointed to carry out administration, enforcement, and prosecution duties.

GalleryEdit

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