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'''Construction Platform 966A''', alternatively nicknamed '''Station Delphi''', was a deep space [[UNSC]] shipyard and construction platform. It was similar to refitting stations like the ''[[Cradle]]''. Essentially a massive plate of [[Titanium-A]] containing a floating city | '''Construction Platform 966A''', alternatively nicknamed '''Station Delphi''', was a deep space [[UNSC]] shipyard and construction platform. It was similar to refitting stations like the ''[[Cradle]]''. Essentially a massive plate of [[Titanium-A]] containing a floating city of welded scaffolding cranes, docking pods, tubes, and grappling claws. | ||
The station was decomissioned in [[2528]] and abandoned near the [[Groombridge 34 System]]. Due to poor | The station was decomissioned in [[2528]] and abandoned near the [[Groombridge 34 System]]. Due to poor maintenence, the platform was a mess by [[2531]]. That year, [[ONI]] arranged for the [[Spartan-II]]s to be sent on a mission to the station to check for any "rebel activity." this was actually a guise for them to abduct [[Spartan-051]] for use in the upcoming [[Spartan-III]] project. | ||
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Revision as of 17:38, January 21, 2007
Construction Platform 966A, alternatively nicknamed Station Delphi, was a deep space UNSC shipyard and construction platform. It was similar to refitting stations like the Cradle. Essentially a massive plate of Titanium-A containing a floating city of welded scaffolding cranes, docking pods, tubes, and grappling claws.
The station was decomissioned in 2528 and abandoned near the Groombridge 34 System. Due to poor maintenence, the platform was a mess by 2531. That year, ONI arranged for the Spartan-IIs to be sent on a mission to the station to check for any "rebel activity." this was actually a guise for them to abduct Spartan-051 for use in the upcoming Spartan-III project.
