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The '''Type-51 Individual Breaching Carapace''' is a type of multi-occupant [[Covenant drop pod|orbital entry vehicle]] used by the [[Covenant remnants]], namely [[Jul 'Mdama's Covenant|Jul 'Mdama's faction]]. Developed by [[Lodam Armory]], the T-51 IBC is the most prominent model of drop pod in the post-[[Human-Covenant War|Covenant War]] era. It is used for rapid insertions to planetary targets or even enemy vessels. Mostly supplanting the single-occupant pods favored in the past, it can carry up to five occupants; for larger-scale deployment, the Covenant employs the larger [[Type-54 Mass Deployment Carapace]]. The T-51 IBC is similar in size to the multiple-troop variant used by the original [[Covenant]] but sleeker and more elongated in design. It is equipped with forward-braking thrusters for deceleration and a set of terrain-locking prongs on its underside to anchor the pod to the ground.<ref name="H4EVG"/>
The '''Type-51 Individual Breaching Carapace''' is a type of multi-occupant [[Covenant drop pod|orbital entry vehicle]] used by the [[Covenant remnants]], namely [[Jul 'Mdama's Covenant|Jul 'Mdama's faction]]. Developed by [[Lodam Armory]], the T-51 IBC is the most prominent model of drop pod in the post-[[Human-Covenant War|Covenant War]] era. It is used for rapid insertions to planetary targets or even enemy vessels. Mostly supplanting the single-occupant pods favored in the past, it can carry up to five occupants; for larger-scale deployment, the Covenant employs the larger [[Type-54 Mass Deployment Carapace]]. The T-51 IBC is similar in size to the multiple-troop variant used by the original [[Covenant]] but sleeker and more elongated in design. It is equipped with forward-braking thrusters for deceleration and a set of terrain-locking prongs on its underside to anchor the pod to the ground.{{Ref/Reuse|H4EVG}}


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Revision as of 12:04, April 15, 2021

Gloto-pattern Breaching Carapace
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Production information

Manufacturer:

Lodam Armory

Product line:

Covenant drop pod

Technical specifications

Length:

3.9 meters (13 ft)[1]

Width:

3.9 meters (13 ft)[1]

Height:

8 meters (26 ft)[1]

Engine(s):

Impulse drive systems

Hull:

Unknown Covenant material

Complement:

1-5

Usage

In service:

Human-Covenant War
Post-Covenant War conflicts

Affiliation:

Covenant
Jul 'Mdama's Covenant

 

The Type-51 Individual Breaching Carapace is a type of multi-occupant orbital entry vehicle used by the Covenant remnants, namely Jul 'Mdama's faction. Developed by Lodam Armory, the T-51 IBC is the most prominent model of drop pod in the post-Covenant War era. It is used for rapid insertions to planetary targets or even enemy vessels. Mostly supplanting the single-occupant pods favored in the past, it can carry up to five occupants; for larger-scale deployment, the Covenant employs the larger Type-54 Mass Deployment Carapace. The T-51 IBC is similar in size to the multiple-troop variant used by the original Covenant but sleeker and more elongated in design. It is equipped with forward-braking thrusters for deceleration and a set of terrain-locking prongs on its underside to anchor the pod to the ground.[1]

Gallery

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ a b c d Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide, page 121