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The '''Bumblebee'''<ref>[http://forums.bungie.org/halo/archive2.pl?read=54309 Quotes from Matt's Bungie Update]</ref> is a standard escape pod for the [[UNSC]]. At 10.5 meters long, it is longer than a [[Scorpion Tank|Scorpion]]. It can hold up to 9 people, Pilot + 8 crewmen. It has enough supplies for 9 people to last a week before it runs out of food and clean air. | The '''Bumblebee'''<ref>[http://forums.bungie.org/halo/archive2.pl?read=54309 Quotes from Matt's Bungie Update]</ref> is a standard escape pod for the [[UNSC]]. At 10.5 meters long, it is longer than a [[Scorpion Tank|Scorpion]].<ref>[[Real Sizes in the Halo Universe]]</ref> It can hold up to 9 people, Pilot + 8 crewmen. It has enough supplies for 9 people to last a week before it runs out of food and clean air. | ||
Most UNSC Ships carry several of these, and at most airlocks there is at least one of them stationed. Like [[Pelican]] ships, each one has a call sign, usually consisting of three letters from the phonetic alphabet followed by a two digit number. | Most UNSC Ships carry several of these, and at most airlocks there is at least one of them stationed. Like [[Pelican]] ships, each one has a call sign, usually consisting of three letters from the phonetic alphabet followed by a two digit number. | ||
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Bumblebee Escape Pod
The Bumblebee[1] is a standard escape pod for the UNSC. At 10.5 meters long, it is longer than a Scorpion.[2] It can hold up to 9 people, Pilot + 8 crewmen. It has enough supplies for 9 people to last a week before it runs out of food and clean air.
Most UNSC Ships carry several of these, and at most airlocks there is at least one of them stationed. Like Pelican ships, each one has a call sign, usually consisting of three letters from the phonetic alphabet followed by a two digit number.
During the evacuation of the UNSC Pillar of Autumn above Installation 04, most of these were jettisoned and landed on the Halo.
