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The fleet was made up of a [[Sangheili]]-led force formalized by the newly-appointed [[Prophet of Regret]] upon the return of [[Tartarus]] from the [[First Battle of Harvest|first contact with humanity]]. Regret pardoned the Sangheili convict [[Ripa 'Moramee]], a former operative for the [[Ministry of Preservation]], and assigned him as the commander of the fleet.{{Ref/Reuse|evg}} | The fleet was made up of a [[Sangheili]]-led force formalized by the newly-appointed [[Prophet of Regret]] upon the return of [[Tartarus]] from the [[First Battle of Harvest|first contact with humanity]]. Regret pardoned the Sangheili convict [[Ripa 'Moramee]], a former operative for the [[Ministry of Preservation]], and assigned him as the commander of the fleet.{{Ref/Reuse|evg}} | ||
As the leader of the fleet, 'Moramee led a campaign against humanity on various worlds.{{Ref/Reuse|evg}} Ships of the Fleet of Glorious Interdiction participated extensively in the [[Harvest campaign|five-year battle]] for control of the former human colony of [[Harvest]],<ref>'''Halo Wars''' campaign level ''[[Alpha Base]]''</ref> and two {{ | As the leader of the fleet, 'Moramee led a campaign against humanity on various worlds.{{Ref/Reuse|evg}} Ships of the Fleet of Glorious Interdiction participated extensively in the [[Harvest campaign|five-year battle]] for control of the former human colony of [[Harvest]],<ref>'''Halo Wars''' campaign level ''[[Alpha Base]]''</ref> and two {{Pattern|Ket|battlecruiser}}s were present in the [[Battle for Arcadia]], where they devastated most of the UNSC defenses over the planet.<ref>'''Halo Wars''' campaign level ''[[Arcadia City]]''</ref> Several ships of the fleet were sent to [[Trove]] following its discovery by Covenant forces. Some time after the arrival of the {{UNSCShip|Spirit of Fire}}, in pursuit of the vessel carrying Ripa 'Moramee,<ref>'''Halo Wars''' campaign level ''[[Anders' Signal]]''</ref> [[Proclamation's Tithe|one ship]] intercepted the ''Spirit'' inside the shield world, resulting in a brief engagement between the two.<ref>'''Halo Wars''' campaign level ''[[Repairs]]''</ref> | ||
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The Fleet of Glorious Interdiction was a Covenant fleet in service early on in the Human-Covenant War.[1]
History
The fleet was made up of a Sangheili-led force formalized by the newly-appointed Prophet of Regret upon the return of Tartarus from the first contact with humanity. Regret pardoned the Sangheili convict Ripa 'Moramee, a former operative for the Ministry of Preservation, and assigned him as the commander of the fleet.[1]
As the leader of the fleet, 'Moramee led a campaign against humanity on various worlds.[1] Ships of the Fleet of Glorious Interdiction participated extensively in the five-year battle for control of the former human colony of Harvest,[2] and two Ket-pattern battlecruisers were present in the Battle for Arcadia, where they devastated most of the UNSC defenses over the planet.[3] Several ships of the fleet were sent to Trove following its discovery by Covenant forces. Some time after the arrival of the UNSC Spirit of Fire, in pursuit of the vessel carrying Ripa 'Moramee,[4] one ship intercepted the Spirit inside the shield world, resulting in a brief engagement between the two.[5]
Known vessels
Gallery
Ripa 'Moramee, commander of the Fleet of Glorious Interdiction, confers with the Prophet of Regret.
Destroyers of the fleet glassing Harvest.
Part of the fleet over Arcadia.
List of appearances
- Halo Wars: Genesis (First appearance)
- Halo Wars
- Halo: Escalation
- Halo: Smoke and Shadow (Indirect mention)
Sources
- ^ a b c Halo: The Essential Visual Guide, page 10
- ^ Halo Wars campaign level Alpha Base
- ^ Halo Wars campaign level Arcadia City
- ^ Halo Wars campaign level Anders' Signal
- ^ Halo Wars campaign level Repairs
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