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The '''''Argo''''' was a [[UNSC]] scout ship. Though small, it was equipped with a [[Shaw-Fujikawa Slipspace Drive]]. | The '''''Argo''''' was a [[UNSC]] scout ship. Though small, it was equipped with a [[Shaw-Fujikawa Slipspace Drive]]. | ||
It sent to the [[Harvest]] system in [[2525]] after the UNSC lost contact with that world. It sent a signal back informing the command that it had dropped out of [[ | It was sent to the [[Harvest]] system in [[2525]] after the UNSC lost contact with that world. It sent a signal back informing the command that it had dropped out of [[Slipspace]], but after that nothing was heard from it. It is assumed destroyed by the [[Covenant]] cruiser later found in the system by the ''[[UNSC Heracles]]''.<ref>[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]], page 96</ref> | ||
It was named after Odysseus' dog in Homer's epic poem, ''The Odyssey''. Argo the dog was so loyal that he waited for his master for twenty years and collapsed dead after finally seeing that he was still alive. | It was named after Odysseus' dog in Homer's epic poem, ''The Odyssey''. Argo the dog was so loyal that he waited for his master for twenty years and collapsed dead after finally seeing that he was still alive. | ||
Revision as of 20:06, June 24, 2007
The Argo was a UNSC scout ship. Though small, it was equipped with a Shaw-Fujikawa Slipspace Drive.
It was sent to the Harvest system in 2525 after the UNSC lost contact with that world. It sent a signal back informing the command that it had dropped out of Slipspace, but after that nothing was heard from it. It is assumed destroyed by the Covenant cruiser later found in the system by the UNSC Heracles.[1]
It was named after Odysseus' dog in Homer's epic poem, The Odyssey. Argo the dog was so loyal that he waited for his master for twenty years and collapsed dead after finally seeing that he was still alive.
Sources
- ^ Halo: The Fall of Reach, page 96
