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Template:Ratings The UNSC Belfast was a ship in service with the UNSC Navy during the Human-Covenant War ^[1]. It participated in the Battle of Arcadia in February 2531, along with the UNSC Pillar of Autumn, the UNSC Texas, the UNSC Armstrong, and later the UNSC Spirit of Fire. The Belfast and the others were able to destroy a Covenant Battlecruiser, CCS-U321, which had it's shields down at the time, however the Belfast, along with the Texas was destroyed by the other Battlecruiser present, CCS-U624.

The UNSC Belfast is named after the Capital of Northern Ireland which was once a large port and ship builder.

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 ==Trivia==
-*The UNSC ''Belfast'' may be named after a World War II British light cruiser, ''HMS Belfast'', that still exists today. It is on display at the London Imperial War Museum, thus giving the possibility that the ''Belfast'' is a British manned UNSC&nbsp;ship
+*The UNSC ''Belfast'' is named after the Capital of Northern Ireland which was once a large port and ship builder.
-*The UNSC ''Belfast'' could also be named after the Capital of Northern Ireland which was once a large port and ship builder.
 ==Sources==