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*''In Amber Clad's'' hull numbered designation is 142. 1+4+2 =[[7]]; alternately, 14/2=7. Another 7 reference amid the [[Halo]] universe. | *''In Amber Clad's'' hull numbered designation is 142. 1+4+2 =[[7]]; alternately, 14/2=7. Another 7 reference amid the [[Halo]] universe. | ||
*In ''[[Halo 2]]'', in the cutscenes when you see the interior of the ship, (Delta Halo, Cairo Station) you can see that the monitors show the three MAC orbital cannons, ''Cairo'', ''Malta'' and ''Athens'' even though they are not present in the level [[Delta Halo (Level)|Delta Halo]], and the ''Malta'' and the ''Athens'' were destroyed by the Covenant. | *In ''[[Halo 2]]'', in the cutscenes when you see the interior of the ship, (Delta Halo, Cairo Station) you can see that the monitors show the three MAC orbital cannons, ''Cairo'', ''Malta'' and ''Athens'' even though they are not present in the level [[Delta Halo (Level)|Delta Halo]], and the ''Malta'' and the ''Athens'' were destroyed by the Covenant. | ||
*In the first four Halo games, a main UNSC ship becomes severely damaged and unable to be used again. The ''[[UNSC Pillar of Autumn|Pillar of Autumn]]'' was obliterated, the ''In Amber Clad'' crashed into High Charity, and then was blown up during High Charity's Destruction at the hands of the Master Chief, the ''[[Forward Unto Dawn]]'' was cut in half | *In the first four Halo games, a main UNSC ship becomes severely damaged and unable to be used again. The ''[[UNSC Pillar of Autumn|Pillar of Autumn]]'' was obliterated, the ''In Amber Clad'' crashed into High Charity, and then was blown up during High Charity's Destruction at the hands of the Master Chief, the ''[[Forward Unto Dawn]]'' was cut in half and the [[Spirit of Fire]] had its FTL drive taken out and destroyed. | ||
*The name ''In Amber Clad'' could refer to the ancient Greek (among other cultures) reverence for amber in jewelery and adornment; thus, ''In Amber Clad'' would give the vessel a sense of royalty | *The name ''In Amber Clad'' could refer to the ancient Greek (among other cultures) reverence for amber in jewelery and adornment; thus, ''In Amber Clad'' would give the vessel a sense of royalty | ||
*Since the ''In Amber Clad'' is able to function in atmosphere and land, the bottom strut may be where a landing gear is, since weight may not be evenly distributed which could cause it to tip forward. | *Since the ''In Amber Clad'' is able to function in atmosphere and land, the bottom strut may be where a landing gear is, since weight may not be evenly distributed which could cause it to tip forward. | ||