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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
[[Wikipedia:Carrack|Carracks]] were armed, three-masted ships developed by the medieval Genoese, and heavily used by the Spanish and Portuguese empires, to carry cargoes to and from their imperial territories in the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific oceans. It was a predecessor to the more well-known Galleon.
[[Wikipedia:Carrack|Carracks]] were armed, three-masted ships developed by the medieval Genoese, and heavily used by the Spanish and Portuguese empires, to carry cargoes to and from their imperial territories in the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific oceans. It was a predecessor to the more well-known Galleon.
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==List of appearances==
==List of appearances==
*''[[Halo: Fleet Battles]]''
*''[[Halo: Fleet Battles]]''

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Carrack merchant cruiser
Carrack merchant cruiser.jpg
Production information

Class:

Cruiser[1]

Role:

Troop and material transport[1]

Technical specifications

Length:

2,819 metres (9,250 ft)[1]

Slipspace drive:

Equipped

Chronological and affiliation

Era:

Post-Covenant War conflicts

Affiliation:

Swords of Sanghelios

 

The Carrack is a class of merchant cruiser once used by the Sangheili during the War of Beginnings that has since been adopted in the fleets of Covenant remnants. Unlike the multi-role warships used by the Covenant, older, single-purpose vessels such as the Carrack have become important assets in Covenant remnant factions, as many of the warships of the Covenant have since been destroyed. Regardless, contemporary Sangheili fleetmasters have found Carracks to be capable and resilient troop and materiel transports.[1] By the time the Blooding Years began, Carracks had been upgraded to modern specifications.[2]

Trivia

Carracks were armed, three-masted ships developed by the medieval Genoese, and heavily used by the Spanish and Portuguese empires, to carry cargoes to and from their imperial territories in the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific oceans. It was a predecessor to the more well-known Galleon.

List of appearances

Sources