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version of the concept art of the Honeybee. Early concept art of the Honeybee, then-called the AV-55 as opposed to the final OQ-45. Early concepts of the Honeybee

under a barrage of gunfire. Morolaath were later observed on at least one Halo installation and footage of them was obtained by OQ-45 Honeybee drones and broadcast

called "The Ring Experience" which involves viewing a live feed from a OQ-45 Honeybee drone exploring a Halo ring. Multiple olfmeri can be seen in the environment

later used in the development of Misriah Armory's OQ-45 Honeybee surveillance drone. The Wasp augments existing stocks of AV-14 and AV-22 aircraft in Marine

called "The Ring Experience" which involves viewing a live feed from a OQ-45 Honeybee drone exploring a Halo ring. Multiple rangmejo can be seen in the environment

Halo 4. Concept art of the Halo 4 Hornet. Concept art of the Halo 4 Hornet. A cutout of a Hornet in Spartan Assault. A squadron of Hornets pursue Covenant

Concept art of the Wombat The Art of Halo 3. Scenery concept of the F99. Concept art of the drone. Concept art of a weapon on the drone. Concept art of the drone's

view of the Albatross on Relic. Rear view of the Albatross on Relic. Various views of the Albatross on the Halo 3 map Sandtrap. The cargo bay of an Albatross

the pickup and transportation of personnel, vehicles and equipment, though some variants are capable of serving in the role of a gunship. The UNSC also uses

Finalized concept art of the Shortsword. Dorsal view of the Shortsword. Underside view of the Shortsword. Early concept art of the airpad. A Shortsword

and ungainly by the standards of UNSC aircraft. The belly of the craft is equipped with several drop hatches capable of deploying Gao battle-jumpers via

even a pair of Sparrowhawks can destroy a Bkowe'nei-pattern Vampire—the bane of the AV-14—with minimal attrition. AV-22B Sparrowhawk: A variant of AV-22 armed

Mounted on each of the helicopter's two frontal wings are pylons containing racks of four "shockwave" seismic missiles each (for a total of eight). These

land. During the Battle of Installation 04, a number of C709 Longswords escorted the Pillar of Autumn after escaping the Fall of Reach. They destroyed the

Concept art of the UH-144 Falcon. Concept art of the UH-144 Falcon. A concept model of the Falcon. Concept art of the Falcon, side view. Concept art of the Falcon's

escape the destruction of the UNSC Pillar of Autumn and Installation 04 during the Battle of Installation 04. During the Battle of Voi, numerous C712 Longswords

challenging for other dropships. The Darter's cargo bay is capable of transporting large numbers of supply crates at a time. Once it has landed, the underside

reference of the Sabre. Concept art showing an early version of the Medusa missile pod. Renders of the Sabre's rocket booster packs. Concept art of a Sabre

large number of highly trained UNSC pilots and gunners to operate servicing a crew of six. This makes them expensive to deploy in terms of personnel (as

at the onset of the Battle of Installation 04. A Bumblebee entering the atmosphere of Installation 04. A Bumblebee approaching the orbit of Installation