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'''Salvaging''' is a practice, prominently exercised after the [[Human-Covenant War]], in which individuals or employees of private organizations attempt to recover lost [[civilian]], [[UNSC]], or [[Covenant]] technology and/or military assets.<ref name="ItF">'''[[Halo: Fractures]]''', "[[Into the Fire]]", ''page 301''</ref> | '''Salvaging''' is a practice, prominently exercised after the [[Human-Covenant War]], in which individuals or employees of private organizations attempt to recover lost [[civilian]], [[UNSC]], or [[Covenant]] technology and/or military assets.<ref name="ItF">'''[[Halo: Fractures]]''', "[[Into the Fire]]", ''page 301''</ref> | ||
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[[Fetching]] is a specific type of salvaging in which individuals known as fetchers, who often work for private organizations, travel to former battlefields and recover [[Slipstream space|slipspace]] [[Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine|drives]] from derelict vessels in order to sell them to the UNSC.<ref name="ToW">'''[[Halo: First Strike]]''' (2010), "[[Tug o' War]]"</ref> | [[Fetching]] is a specific type of salvaging in which individuals known as fetchers, who often work for private organizations, travel to former battlefields and recover [[Slipstream space|slipspace]] [[Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine|drives]] from derelict vessels in order to sell them to the UNSC.<ref name="ToW">'''[[Halo: First Strike]]''' (2010), "[[Tug o' War]]"</ref> | ||
Aiming to avoid the costs of their own salvagers and scouts, the UNSC employed the use of fetchers | Aiming to avoid the costs of their own salvagers and scouts, the UNSC employed the use of fetchers{{Ref/Reuse|ToW}} in addition to buying at clearinghouse auctions, where salvagers could sell their scavanged scrap to any group willing to buy it. By [[2557#January|January 2557]], the UNSC had stationed a buyer in [[New Tyne]] on the planet [[Venezia]],{{Ref/Reuse|ItF}} the home of [[Nor Fel's clearing house]].<ref>'''Halo: Fractures''', "Into the Fire", ''page 292''</ref> Additionally, the UNSC has established the [[UNSC Salvage Directive]], which governs the procedures surrounding the salvaging of UNSC vessels by independent parties.<ref>'''Halo: Fractures''', "Into the Fire", ''page 300''</ref> | ||
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==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
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Salvaging is a practice, prominently exercised after the Human-Covenant War, in which individuals or employees of private organizations attempt to recover lost civilian, UNSC, or Covenant technology and/or military assets.[1]
Fetching is a specific type of salvaging in which individuals known as fetchers, who often work for private organizations, travel to former battlefields and recover slipspace drives from derelict vessels in order to sell them to the UNSC.[2]
Aiming to avoid the costs of their own salvagers and scouts, the UNSC employed the use of fetchers[2] in addition to buying at clearinghouse auctions, where salvagers could sell their scavanged scrap to any group willing to buy it. By January 2557, the UNSC had stationed a buyer in New Tyne on the planet Venezia,[1] the home of Nor Fel's clearing house.[3] Additionally, the UNSC has established the UNSC Salvage Directive, which governs the procedures surrounding the salvaging of UNSC vessels by independent parties.[4]
List of appearances[edit]
- Halo: First Strike
- Tug o' War (First appearance)
- Halo: Fractures
- Halo: Smoke and Shadow
- Halo: Official Spartan Field Manual (Mentioned only)
- Halo: Renegades (Mentioned only)
Sources[edit]
- ^ a b Halo: Fractures, "Into the Fire", page 301
- ^ a b Halo: First Strike (2010), "Tug o' War"
- ^ Halo: Fractures, "Into the Fire", page 292
- ^ Halo: Fractures, "Into the Fire", page 300
