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==UNSC hangars==

On larger UNSC warships such as the {{Class|Valiant|super-heavy cruiser}}, the hangar bay serves as "Zero Deck", by which all other decks are measured. All decks above the hangar are named as a "level" starting at Level One and going as high as needed, while all decks below the hangar are considered "belowdecks" and labelled First Deck, Second Deck, Third Deck etc.<ref>''[[Halo: Silent Storm]]'', Chapter 4</ref> The {{Class|Marathon|heavy cruiser}} can reconfigure its hangar bays to sacrifice armament-carrying capacity and instead serve as a light [[UNSC carrier|carrier]] when needed.<ref name="fb125">''[[Halo: Fleet Battles]]'', Core Rulebook - p. 125</ref> Hangars on some lighter UNSC warships such as {{Class|Charon|light frigate}} double as cargo bays, being able to lower vehicles or cargo directly to the ground through [[elevator]]s in the hangar floor.<ref name="ark"/> By [[2557]], even larger ships such as the {{UNSCShip|Infinity}} had external cargo elevators connected to their hangar bays to allow for lifting of supplies and armaments onto a planetary surface.<ref>''[[Halo 4]]'', campaign level [[Infinity (Halo 4 level)|Infinity]]</ref> By [[2552]], some UNSC ships and stations also use vacuum-sealing energy fields in their hangar bays.<ref>''Halo: Reach'', multiplayer map [[Anchor 9 (~~level~~)|Anchor 9]]</ref>

On larger UNSC warships such as the {{Class|Valiant|super-heavy cruiser}}, the hangar bay serves as "Zero Deck", by which all other decks are measured. All decks above the hangar are named as a "level" starting at Level One and going as high as needed, while all decks below the hangar are considered "belowdecks" and labelled First Deck, Second Deck, Third Deck etc.<ref>''[[Halo: Silent Storm]]'', Chapter 4</ref> The {{Class|Marathon|heavy cruiser}} can reconfigure its hangar bays to sacrifice armament-carrying capacity and instead serve as a light [[UNSC carrier|carrier]] when needed.<ref name="fb125">''[[Halo: Fleet Battles]]'', Core Rulebook - p. 125</ref> Hangars on some lighter UNSC warships such as {{Class|Charon|light frigate}} double as cargo bays, being able to lower vehicles or cargo directly to the ground through [[elevator]]s in the hangar floor.<ref name="ark"/> By [[2557]], even larger ships such as the {{UNSCShip|Infinity}} had external cargo elevators connected to their hangar bays to allow for lifting of supplies and armaments onto a planetary surface.<ref>''[[Halo 4]]'', campaign level [[Infinity (Halo 4 level)|Infinity]]</ref> By [[2552]], some UNSC ships and stations also use vacuum-sealing energy fields in their hangar bays.<ref>''Halo: Reach'', multiplayer map [[Anchor 9 (map)|Anchor 9]]</ref>

==Covenant hangars==

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 ==UNSC hangars==
-On larger UNSC warships such as the {{Class|Valiant|super-heavy cruiser}}, the hangar bay serves as "Zero Deck", by which all other decks are measured. All decks above the hangar are named as a "level" starting at Level One and going as high as needed, while all decks below the hangar are considered "belowdecks" and labelled First Deck, Second Deck, Third Deck etc.<ref>''[[Halo: Silent Storm]]'', Chapter 4</ref> The {{Class|Marathon|heavy cruiser}} can reconfigure its hangar bays to sacrifice armament-carrying capacity and instead serve as a light [[UNSC carrier|carrier]] when needed.<ref name="fb125">''[[Halo: Fleet Battles]]'', Core Rulebook - p. 125</ref> Hangars on some lighter UNSC warships such as {{Class|Charon|light frigate}} double as cargo bays, being able to lower vehicles or cargo directly to the ground through [[elevator]]s in the hangar floor.<ref name="ark"/> By [[2557]], even larger ships such as the {{UNSCShip|Infinity}} had external cargo elevators connected to their hangar bays to allow for lifting of supplies and armaments onto a planetary surface.<ref>''[[Halo 4]]'', campaign level [[Infinity (Halo 4 level)|Infinity]]</ref> By [[2552]], some UNSC ships and stations also use vacuum-sealing energy fields in their hangar bays.<ref>''Halo: Reach'', multiplayer map [[Anchor 9 (level)|Anchor 9]]</ref>
+On larger UNSC warships such as the {{Class|Valiant|super-heavy cruiser}}, the hangar bay serves as "Zero Deck", by which all other decks are measured. All decks above the hangar are named as a "level" starting at Level One and going as high as needed, while all decks below the hangar are considered "belowdecks" and labelled First Deck, Second Deck, Third Deck etc.<ref>''[[Halo: Silent Storm]]'', Chapter 4</ref> The {{Class|Marathon|heavy cruiser}} can reconfigure its hangar bays to sacrifice armament-carrying capacity and instead serve as a light [[UNSC carrier|carrier]] when needed.<ref name="fb125">''[[Halo: Fleet Battles]]'', Core Rulebook - p. 125</ref> Hangars on some lighter UNSC warships such as {{Class|Charon|light frigate}} double as cargo bays, being able to lower vehicles or cargo directly to the ground through [[elevator]]s in the hangar floor.<ref name="ark"/> By [[2557]], even larger ships such as the {{UNSCShip|Infinity}} had external cargo elevators connected to their hangar bays to allow for lifting of supplies and armaments onto a planetary surface.<ref>''[[Halo 4]]'', campaign level [[Infinity (Halo 4 level)|Infinity]]</ref> By [[2552]], some UNSC ships and stations also use vacuum-sealing energy fields in their hangar bays.<ref>''Halo: Reach'', multiplayer map [[Anchor 9 (map)|Anchor 9]]</ref>
 ==Covenant hangars==