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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Mushashi obtained its name from Miamoto Musashi, one of the greatest warriors of ancient Japan.
*The ship shares its name with the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_battleship_Musashi Japanese battleship] from the Second World War, holding the title of being one of the largest battleships on the Pacific front, and at the time, along with its sister ship Yamato, held the record for largest gun ever mounted on a battleship. The ''Musashi'' was eventually sunk by the fighters and ships of the American task force during the [[Battle of Leyte Gulf]].
*The ship shares its name with the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_battleship_Musashi Japanese battleship] from the Second World War, holding the title of being one of the largest battleships on the Pacific front, and at the time, along with its sister ship Yamato, held the record for largest gun ever mounted on a battleship. The ''Musashi'' was eventually sunk by the fighters and ships of the American task force during the [[Battle of Leyte Gulf]].



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UNSC Musashi
Production information

Class:

UNSC Carrier

Specifications

Length:

greater than 1500 meters

Slipspace drive:

Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine

Hull:

2 meters of Titanium-A battleplate

Service information

Destroyed:

2552

Affiliation:

UNSC Navy

 

The UNSC Musashi was a UNSC Carrier.

Background

The Musashi was one of the hundreds of ships that was present at the Battle of Reach. It was destroyed while moving to cover the Orbital Defense Platforms, when an Energy Projector from a Covenant "Supercruiser" severed the Musashi amidships. The aft section's engines, were still burning even after it was severed from the rest of the ship [1].

Trivia

  • Mushashi obtained its name from Miamoto Musashi, one of the greatest warriors of ancient Japan.
  • The ship shares its name with the Japanese battleship from the Second World War, holding the title of being one of the largest battleships on the Pacific front, and at the time, along with its sister ship Yamato, held the record for largest gun ever mounted on a battleship. The Musashi was eventually sunk by the fighters and ships of the American task force during the Battle of Leyte Gulf.

Sources

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