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'''"Pelican"''' is the name applied to a series of dropships operated by the [[UNSC Marine Corps]], The [[UNSC Navy]], and the New Mombasa Police Department.. Beginning service between [[2503]] and [[2513]],<ref>August, 2008, [http://halostory.bungie.org/oconnor_mclees_080508.html Halo Story Page]. [[Frank O'Connor]]/[[Robert McLees]] interview. Accessed on 2008-04-12</ref> most Pelicans are equipped with [[70mm Chain Gun]]s and rockets in their wings. They can also carry a [[Warthog]], [[Scorpion tank]] or [[Resupply Canister]]s attached to their tails. | '''"Pelican"''' is the name applied to a series of dropships operated by the [[UNSC Marine Corps]], The [[UNSC Navy]], and the New Mombasa Police Department.. Beginning service between [[2503]] and [[2513]],<ref>August, 2008, [http://halostory.bungie.org/oconnor_mclees_080508.html Halo Story Page]. [[Frank O'Connor]]/[[Robert McLees]] interview. Accessed on 2008-04-12</ref> most Pelicans are equipped with [[70mm Chain Gun]]s and rockets in their wings. They can also carry a [[Warthog]], [[Scorpion tank]] or [[Resupply Canister]]s attached to their tails. | ||
Revision as of 18:35, January 6, 2010
"Pelican" is the name applied to a series of dropships operated by the UNSC Marine Corps, The UNSC Navy, and the New Mombasa Police Department.. Beginning service between 2503 and 2513,[1] most Pelicans are equipped with 70mm Chain Guns and rockets in their wings. They can also carry a Warthog, Scorpion tank or Resupply Canisters attached to their tails.
Known models include the following:
- D77-TC Pelican Dropship- The variant operated prior to and during most of 2552.
- D77H-TCI Pelican Dropship- The newer variant of the Pelican, first seen on November, 2552.
- D77C-NMPD Pelican Dropship - The Law Enforcement variant of the Pelican Dropship, used by the NMPD.
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Sources
- ^ August, 2008, Halo Story Page. Frank O'Connor/Robert McLees interview. Accessed on 2008-04-12
