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{{Title|''Springhill''-class mining ship}}
{{Title|''Springhill''-class mining ship}}
{{Ship class infobox
{{Infobox/Ships
|name=''Springhill''-class mining ship
|name           = ''Springhill''-class
|image=[[File:H4-MP-CFM88-MiningShip-03.jpg|300px]]
|image           = [[File:H4-MP-CFM88-MiningShip-03.jpg|300px]]
|manufacturer=
|caption        = CAA ''Heavy Burden'', as depicted in a [[War Games]] simulation.
|class=
|modules        =  
|role=
{{Infobox/Ships/Class
*Mining vessel{{Ref/Reuse|evg208}}
|hide-class          =
*Ordnance transport{{Ref/Reuse|evg208}}
|class identification = [[Hull classification symbol]]: '''CFM'''{{Ref/Reuse|adrift}}
|length=
|class operator      = [[Colonial Administration Authority]]
|width=
|class manufacturer  = <!--Who makes the ship class-->
|height=
|class architect      = <!--The naval architect(s) for the class-->
|power=
|class built          = <!--How many ships of this class were constructed-->
|engine=[[Fusion drive]]
|class in service    = [[Human-Covenant War]]
|slipspace drive=
|navigation=
|hull=
|armament=
|complement=
|crew=
|passengers=
|othersystems=
|era=[[Human-Covenant War]]
|introduced=
|affiliation=*[[Colonial Administration Authority|CAA]]
*[[UNSC]]
}}
}}
 
|hide-characteristics=<!--leave blank unless you want to hide the characteristics section header-->
The '''''Springhill''-class mining ship'''{{Ref/Book|Id=evg208|[[Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide]]|Page=208}} or '''''Springhill''-class transport''',{{Ref/Book|Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide|Page=231}} ([[hull classification symbol]]: '''CFM'''){{Ref/Reuse|adrift}} was a [[civilian]]{{Ref/Site|Id=venture|http://venturebeat.com/2012/03/05/11-things-learned-about-halo-4/2/|VentureBeat|Page=11 new things we've learned about Halo 4 (with video)}} mining classification of [[human starship]].{{Ref/Reuse|evg208}}
|nocollapse      = yes
|type            = Mining ship
|length          =
|width          =
|height          =
|mass            =
|power          =  
|maneuver drive  = [[Fusion drive]]s (2 primary, 2 secondary)
|slipspace drive =
|crew            = <!--Describes crew counts only-->
|complement      =
|troops          = <!--Describes on-boarded Marine, Army etc ground troop forces-->
|hull            = <!--Describes hull plate material-->
|shielding      = <!--Describes shielding-->
|sensors        = <!--Describes sensors and whatnot-->
|ew              = <!--Describes electronic warfare capabilities-->
|armaments      = <!--Describes weapons yet-->
|aircraft        = <!--Describes embarked aircraft and dropships-->
|air facilities  = <!--Describes hangars and whatnot-->
}}
The '''''Springhill''-class mining ship''' ([[hull classification symbol]]: '''CFM'''){{Ref/Reuse|adrift}} is a type of [[human]] [[civilian]] starship, predominantly used for mining and transporting resources between worlds.{{Ref/Book|Id=evg208|H4EVG|Page=208}}{{Ref/Book|Id=Enc22|Enc22|Page=132}} Select vessels of the class are utilised by military forces like the [[United Nations Space Command]] and refit as wartime ordnance transports; these ships may be referred to instead as '''''Springhill''-class transports''', {{Ref/Book|H4EVG|Page=231}} though it is unclear whether this is simply an alternate nomenclature or a deliberate subclassification of ship.


==Overview==
==Overview==
===Design details===
===Design details===
The ''Springhill''-class has at least two engines.{{Ref/Map|Id=adrift|H4|Adrift}} It also has two towering docking rigs on both the port and starboard sides.{{Ref/Reuse|evg208}} The docking rigs were large enough to house a [[HRUNTING/YGGDRASIL Mark II (D) Geyrion]] in a UNSC retrofit of the class.{{Ref/Reuse|adrift}}
The ''Springhill''-class of vessel has an overall broadly flat structure, with two rows of seven cylindrical pods lining the central axis of the ship. The aft has a large [[bridge]] tower which rises up and over the vessel, with a domineering view of the dorsal surface. The vessel has four [[fusion drive]]s mounted on the aft of the vessel; two primary and two secondary.{{Ref/Map|Id=adrift|H4|Adrift}}  
 
On select vessels of the class chosen for refit by the [[United Nations Space Command]] as ordnance transport ships, two towering docking rigs are installed with one on both the port and starboard sides.{{Ref/Reuse|evg208}} The docking rigs are large enough to house a [[HRUNTING/YGGDRASIL Mark II (D) Geyrion]] in a UNSC retrofit of the class.{{Ref/Reuse|adrift}}
 
==Ships of the line==
*{{CAAShip|Heavy Burden}} (CFM-88) - Repurposed by the United Nations Space Command as an ordnance transport during the [[Human-Covenant War]].


==Service history==
==Service history==
At some point, at least one ship of the class, the {{CAAShip|Heavy Burden}}, was under the control of the [[Colonial Administration Authority|Colonial Administration Authority (CAA)]]. It would eventually fall into the hands of the [[United Nations Space Command|United Nations Space Command (UNSC)]] and was retrofitted into an ordnance transport ship. The ''Springhill''-class mining ships saw extensive use during the early [[Human-Covenant war]], though the ''Heavy Burden'' served until the [[Battle of Kholo]] in [[2539]].{{Ref/Reuse|evg208}}
''Springhill''s are an older classification of vessel, and retain a strong presence across [[Human colonies|human space]] even despite the emergence of newer and more vessels such as the {{Class|Aestuum|mining ship|}}.{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} They are operated by various mining corporations{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} alongside the [[Colonial Administration Authority]] (CAA); these display a CAA ship prefix.{{Ref/Reuse|evg208}}


==Ships of the line==
During the [[Human-Covenant War]], ''Springhill''s were commandeered by the UNSC and retrofit as ordnance transport ships. One such example, {{CAAShip|Heavy Burden}}, would retain its CAA prefix even despite its conversion to a wartime logistics ship. The ''Springhill''-class mining ships saw extensive use during the early [[Human-Covenant war]], though the ''Heavy Burden'' served until the [[Battle of Kholo]] in [[2539]]. The ship was later the subject of a [[War Games]] map simulation.{{Ref/Reuse|evg208}}
*[[CAA Heavy Burden|CAA ''Heavy Burden'' (CFM-88)]] - Repurposed by the [[United Nations Space Command]] as an ordnance transport during the [[Human-Covenant War]].


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
===Concept art===
<gallery>
<gallery>
File:H4_CAAHeavyBurden_Rear_Concept.png|Concept art of the mining ship.
File:H4_CAAHeavyBurden_Rear_Concept.png|Concept art of the mining ship.
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File:H4_Adrift_LoadingBay_Concept.jpg|Concept art of a lone soldier in Loading Bay 04-A7.
File:H4_Adrift_LoadingBay_Concept.jpg|Concept art of a lone soldier in Loading Bay 04-A7.
File:H4_Adrift_MiningPlatform_Concept.jpg|Concept art of the ship's industrial lattices.
File:H4_Adrift_MiningPlatform_Concept.jpg|Concept art of the ship's industrial lattices.
</gallery>
===Screenshots===
<gallery>
File:H4-MP-CFM88-MiningShip-Rear.jpg|External rear view of the mining ship's engines.
File:H4-MP-CFM88-MiningShip-Rear.jpg|External rear view of the mining ship's engines.
File:H4-MP-CFM88-MiningShip-01.jpg|Another external rear view of the vessel.
File:H4-MP-CFM88-MiningShip-01.jpg|Another external rear view of the vessel.

Revision as of 15:06, July 22, 2023

Springhill-class
H4-MP-CFM88-MiningShip-03.jpg
CAA Heavy Burden, as depicted in a War Games simulation.
Class attributes

Identification:

Hull classification symbol: CFM[1]

Operators:

Colonial Administration Authority

In service:

Human-Covenant War

General characteristics

Type:

Mining ship

Maneuver drive:

Fusion drives (2 primary, 2 secondary)

 

The Springhill-class mining ship (hull classification symbol: CFM)[1] is a type of human civilian starship, predominantly used for mining and transporting resources between worlds.[2][3] Select vessels of the class are utilised by military forces like the United Nations Space Command and refit as wartime ordnance transports; these ships may be referred to instead as Springhill-class transports, [4] though it is unclear whether this is simply an alternate nomenclature or a deliberate subclassification of ship.

Overview

Design details

The Springhill-class of vessel has an overall broadly flat structure, with two rows of seven cylindrical pods lining the central axis of the ship. The aft has a large bridge tower which rises up and over the vessel, with a domineering view of the dorsal surface. The vessel has four fusion drives mounted on the aft of the vessel; two primary and two secondary.[1]

On select vessels of the class chosen for refit by the United Nations Space Command as ordnance transport ships, two towering docking rigs are installed with one on both the port and starboard sides.[2] The docking rigs are large enough to house a HRUNTING/YGGDRASIL Mark II (D) Geyrion in a UNSC retrofit of the class.[1]

Ships of the line

Service history

Springhills are an older classification of vessel, and retain a strong presence across human space even despite the emergence of newer and more vessels such as the Aestuum-class.[3] They are operated by various mining corporations[3] alongside the Colonial Administration Authority (CAA); these display a CAA ship prefix.[2]

During the Human-Covenant War, Springhills were commandeered by the UNSC and retrofit as ordnance transport ships. One such example, CAA Heavy Burden, would retain its CAA prefix even despite its conversion to a wartime logistics ship. The Springhill-class mining ships saw extensive use during the early Human-Covenant war, though the Heavy Burden served until the Battle of Kholo in 2539. The ship was later the subject of a War Games map simulation.[2]

Gallery

Concept art

Screenshots

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ a b c d Halo 4, multiplayer map Adrift
  2. ^ a b c d Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide, page 208
  3. ^ a b c Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition), page 132
  4. ^ Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide, page 231