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'''Captain Carol Rawley''' (alternatively known by the nickname '''Foehammer''' or the radio designation '''Echo 419'''- Pronounced Echo four-nineteen) is the pilot of a [[Pelican]] transport on the ''[[Pillar of Autumn]]''. She has great talent in the way of hostile insertions and mounting rescues, and this makes her stand out among the ''Pillar''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s other pilots. Foe Hammer is voiced by [[Tanya Pettiford-Wates]]. Her copilot is named Frye. She is technically an | '''Captain Carol Rawley''' (alternatively known by the nickname '''Foehammer''' or the radio designation '''Echo 419'''- Pronounced Echo four-nineteen) is the pilot of a [[Pelican]] transport on the ''[[Pillar of Autumn]]''. She has great talent in the way of hostile insertions and mounting rescues, and this makes her stand out among the ''Pillar''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s other pilots. Foe Hammer is voiced by [[Tanya Pettiford-Wates]]. Her copilot is named Frye. She is technically an unseen character, as players can only see her ship. | ||
Not long after the ''[[Pillar of Autumn]]'' makes a blind jump to [[Threshold]], Covenant forces descend once again upon the ship. Foehammer escapes in the ensuing battle, and descends to the surface of the [[Installation 04]], where many [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] forces have landed. There, she helps [[Master Chief]] and [[Cortana]] pick up scattered Marines and get them out of the battlefield. She is tragically shot down later by [[Covenant]] Banshees, as she attempts to pick up the Chief one last time and escape Halo as the [[Pillar of Autumn]] explodes and destroys it. | Not long after the ''[[Pillar of Autumn]]'' makes a blind jump to [[Threshold]], Covenant forces descend once again upon the ship. Foehammer escapes in the ensuing battle, and descends to the surface of the [[Installation 04]], where many [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] forces have landed. There, she helps [[Master Chief]] and [[Cortana]] pick up scattered Marines and get them out of the battlefield. She is tragically shot down later by [[Covenant]] Banshees, as she attempts to pick up the Chief one last time and escape Halo as the [[Pillar of Autumn]] explodes and destroys it. | ||
Revision as of 11:26, July 16, 2006
Captain Carol Rawley (alternatively known by the nickname Foehammer or the radio designation Echo 419- Pronounced Echo four-nineteen) is the pilot of a Pelican transport on the Pillar of Autumn. She has great talent in the way of hostile insertions and mounting rescues, and this makes her stand out among the Pillar's other pilots. Foe Hammer is voiced by Tanya Pettiford-Wates. Her copilot is named Frye. She is technically an unseen character, as players can only see her ship.
Not long after the Pillar of Autumn makes a blind jump to Threshold, Covenant forces descend once again upon the ship. Foehammer escapes in the ensuing battle, and descends to the surface of the Installation 04, where many UNSC forces have landed. There, she helps Master Chief and Cortana pick up scattered Marines and get them out of the battlefield. She is tragically shot down later by Covenant Banshees, as she attempts to pick up the Chief one last time and escape Halo as the Pillar of Autumn explodes and destroys it.
In addition, Foehammer is one of the few female characters of note in Halo. She, Cortana, the pilot of Keyes' Pelican in the flood complex raid, and the pilot of Master Chief's escape pod are the only females in the original video game. The second game features two female marines, voiced by Michelle Rodriguez and Laura Prepon, and Julie Benz. The series of books provides a wider view of the soldiers, several of whom are female.
Trivia
The nickname "Foehammer" comes from the fourteenth level of Marathon Infinity (Level). "Foehammer" is also a literal translation of the name of Gandalf's sword, Glamdring as well as the name of the dragon slaying arrow in Stephen King's book The Eyes of the Dragon.
