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The ''' | The '''UNSC ''Weeping Willows''''' was a [[UNSC]] heavy cruiser. | ||
On February 13, [[2526]], ''Weeping Willows'' fought at the colony of [[Bliss]] alongside the cruiser {{UNSCShip|Matador}} and the [[UNSC Frigate|frigate]] {{UNSCShip|Purpose}} against a fleet of 45 [[Covenant Empire|Covenant]] warships. The UNSC battlegroup was presumably defeated, as Bliss was glassed soon after the engagement.<ref>'''[[Halo: Reach]]''', ''[[Dr. Halsey's personal journal]]''</ref> | On February 13, [[2526]], ''Weeping Willows'' fought at the colony of [[Bliss]] alongside the cruiser {{UNSCShip|Matador}} and the [[UNSC Frigate|frigate]] {{UNSCShip|Purpose}} against a fleet of 45 [[Covenant Empire|Covenant]] warships. The UNSC battlegroup was presumably defeated, as Bliss was glassed soon after the engagement.<ref>'''[[Halo: Reach]]''', ''[[Dr. Halsey's personal journal]]''</ref> | ||
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The UNSC Weeping Willows was a UNSC heavy cruiser.
On February 13, 2526, Weeping Willows fought at the colony of Bliss alongside the cruiser UNSC Matador and the frigate UNSC Purpose against a fleet of 45 Covenant warships. The UNSC battlegroup was presumably defeated, as Bliss was glassed soon after the engagement.[1]