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After six months, ''Infinity'' would return to Requiem and begin operations against the Covenant Remnant and Promethean forces still present on the Shield World. Toward the end of the conflict ''Infinity'' was boarded by the Covenant Remnant and Promethean forces. While the Covenant trapped ''Infinity'' with a Forerunner artifact using slipspace as an anchor, [[Jul 'Mdama]] manipulated Requiem's systems sending the planetoid on a collision course with its local star. [[Fireteam Crimson]], [[Fireteam Majestic]] and [[Sarah Palmer]] were deployed to deactivate the artifacts anchoring ''Infinity'' to Requiem. Upon success, the Spartan fireteams narrowly regrouped with ''Infinity ''amongst falling debris via [[D79H-TC Pelican]] dropships. ''Infinity'' made an emergency slipspace transition out of Requiem as it fell into its star, which exploded into a massive supernova, the deadly energy of which followed the vessel through its slipspace transition point. ''Infinity ''narrowly made its transition back into realspace speeding ahead of the pursuing inferno which was cut short as the transition closed. 
  
After six months, ''Infinity'' would return to Requiem and begin operations against the Covenant Remnant and Promethean forces still present on the Shield World. Toward the end of the conflict ''Infinity'' was boarded by the Covenant Remnant and Promethean forces. While the Covenant trapped ''Infinity'' with a Forerunner artifact using slipspace as an anchor, [[Jul 'Mdama]] manipulated Requiem's systems sending the planetoid on a collision course with its local star. [[Fireteam Crimson]], [[Fireteam Majestic]] and [[Sarah Palmer]] were deployed to deactivate the artifacts anchoring ''Infinity'' to Requiem. Upon success, the Spartan fireteams narrowly regrouped with ''Infinity ''amongst falling debris via [[D79H-TC Pelican]] dropships. ''Infinity'' made an emergency slipspace transition out of Requiem as it fell into its star, which exploded into a massive supernova, the deadly energy of which followed the vessel through its slipspace transition point. ''Infinity ''narrowly made its transition back into realspace speeding ahead of the pursuing inferno which was cut short as the transition closed. 
   
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Following the tour on Requiem the ''Infinity'' was tasked with escorting Fleet Admiral Lord Hood and the Arbiter to [[Ealen IV]] for peace talks. [[Commander]] Bradley was put in charge of the ship while Lasky went ground side. During the meeting [[Vata 'Gajat]] ambushed the delegates and jammed any signals, preventing ''Infinity'' from intervening. During the battle Captain Lasky and Spartan [[Naiya Ray]] destroyed the jammer, reestablishing a link to ''Infinity''. Meanwhile, Bradley informed Lasky that the Sangheili and Jiralhanae were about to attack one another but Lasky was able to intervene and rallied them with ''Infinity''. The ambassadors were kept safe but at the cost of [[Fireteam Bailey]].
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===Specifications===
  
===Specifications===
 
''Infinity'' is approximately 5.7 kilometres (3.5 miles) from bow to stern, placing it as the largest [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] vessel. ''Infinity'' was given "every scrap of [[Forerunner]] technology that the [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] picked apart during the war". It has a primary armament consisting of 4 [[Magnetic Accelerator Cannon]]s. The hull and shielding have been shown to be immensely powerful, as demonstrated when it rammed a {{Class|RCS|armored cruiser}} and destroyed it without even breaking its own shields. The engines are of [[Forerunner]] design, recovered from Trevelyan.
  
''Infinity'' is approximately 5.7 kilometres (3.5 miles) from bow to stern, placing it as the largest [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] vessel. ''Infinity'' was given "every scrap of [[Forerunner]] technology that the [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] picked apart during the war". It has a primary armament consisting of 4 [[Magnetic Accelerator Cannon]]s. The hull and shielding have been shown to be immensely powerful, as demonstrated when it rammed a {{Class|RCS|armored cruiser}} and destroyed it without even breaking its own shields. The engines are of [[Forerunner]] design, recovered from Trevelyan.
   
 
===Armament===
  
===Armament===
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''Infinity''{{'}}s primary armament is four CR-03 Series-8 [[Magnetic Accelerator Cannon]]s. ''Infinity'' boasts a significant missile network that can be implemented for ship-to-ship combat, anti-air defense and orbital gunfire support for [[Marine]] forces. Placed throughout the ship are 1,100 missile pods of three types: [[Archer]], [[M75 Rapier Missile|Rapier]], and [[M96 Howler Missile|Howler]], totalling the ship's missile payload at 25,900 missiles. Close-in defense against enemy missiles, fighters, and boarding craft is provided by the ship's M965 Fortress point defense system, a network of 830 70mm automatic cannons. It also has a number of [[Mark 2551 Magnetic Accelerator Cannon]]s placed along the ship.
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''Infinity''{{'}}s primary armament consists of four CR-03 Series-8 [[Magnetic Accelerator Cannon]]s. ''Infinity'' boasts a significant missile network that can be implemented for ship-to-ship combat, anti-air defense and orbital gunfire support for [[Marine]] forces. Placed throughout the ship are 1,100 missile pods of three types: [[Archer]], [[M75 Rapier Missile|Rapier]], and [[M96 Howler Missile|Howler]], totalling the ship's missile payload at 25,900 missiles. Close-in defense against enemy missiles, fighters, and boarding craft is provided by the ship's M965 Fortress point defense system, a network of 830 70mm automatic cannons. It also has a number of [[Mark 2551 Portable Magnetic Accelerator Cannon]] placed along the ship.
   
 
===Purpose===
  
===Purpose===
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===Naval crew===
  
===Naval crew===
 
*Captain [[Thomas Lasky]]- Commanding Officer 2557–Present
  
*Captain [[Thomas Lasky]]- Commanding Officer 2557–Present
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*Lieutenant Commander Phillips
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*Lieutenant Commander [[Phillips]]
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*Lieutenant Cameron
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*Lieutenant [[Cameron]]
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*Lieutenant Priselkov
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*Lieutenant [[Priselkov]]
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*Lieutenant [[James]] - Helmsmen
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*Lieutenant [[James]] – Helmsmen
 
*Lieutenant Junior Grade [[Campbell]]
  
*Lieutenant Junior Grade [[Campbell]]
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*Petty Officer Richardson
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*Petty Officer [[Richardson]]
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*Master Chef [[Jonathan Lowell]]<ref name="H4-LE"/>
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*Master Chef [[Jonathan Lowell]]<ref name="H4-LE" />
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*Chief Mechanized Repair Officer [[Gordon Kushner]]<ref name="H4-LE"/>
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*Chief Mechanized Repair Officer [[Gordon Kushner]]<ref name="H4-LE" />
 
*Weapon Officer [[Austen]]
  
*Weapon Officer [[Austen]]
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*[[Roland (AI)|Roland]] (Shipboard AI)
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*[[Roland (AI)|Roland]] – Shipboard AI
   
 
===Marines===
  
===Marines===
 
*Lieutenant [[TJ Murphy]]
  
*Lieutenant [[TJ Murphy]]
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*Lieutenant Austen
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*Lieutenant [[Austen]]
 
*Master Sergeant [[Marcus P. Stacker]]
  
*Master Sergeant [[Marcus P. Stacker]]
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*Sergeant Virgil Bernardin
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*Sergeant [[Virgil Bernardin]]
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*Private First Class Forrest
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*Private First Class [[Forrest]]
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*Private Ted Brown
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*Private [[Ted Brown]]
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*Private Gordon Cooper
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*Private [[Gordon Cooper]]
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*Private Fred Gordon
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*Private [[Fred Gordon]]
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*Wolfkill
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*[[Wolfkill]]
   
 
===Infinity Science===
  
===Infinity Science===
 
*Dr. [[Henry Glassman]] — Chief engineer
  
*Dr. [[Henry Glassman]] — Chief engineer
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*Dr. Morgan Rivera
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*Dr. [[Morgan Rivera]]
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*Dr. Boyd
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*Dr. [[Boyd]]
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*Dr. Shannon Owen
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*Dr. [[Shannon Owen]]
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*Dr. Ruiz
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*Dr. [[Ruiz]]
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*Dr. Taylor Pierce
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*Dr. [[Taylor Pierce]]
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*Dr. Lani Truman
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*Dr. [[Lani Truman]]
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*Dr. Stafford
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*Dr. [[Stafford]]
   
 
===[[Spartan]]s===
  
===[[Spartan]]s===
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*Spartan [[Sarah Palmer]] – Commander of ''Infinity''{{'}}s SPARTAN complement
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*[[Commander (UNSC)|Commander]] [[Sarah Palmer|Palmer]]
  
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*[[Robert Dalton]]
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*Spartan [[Robert Dalton]]
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*Horatio Fry
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*Spartan [[Horatio Fry]]
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*[[Yeong-Hao Holst]]
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*Spartan [[Yeong-Hao Holst]]
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*[[Carlo Hoya]]
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*Spartan [[Carlo Hoya]]
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*[[Anthony Madsen]]
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*Spartan [[Anthony Madsen]]
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*[[Jared Miller]]
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*Spartan [[Jared Miller]]
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*[[Joel Thomas]]
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*Spartan [[Joel Thomas]]
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*[[Gabriel Thorne]]
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*Spartan [[Gabriel Thorne]]
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*[[Tedra Grant]]
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*Spartan [[Tedra Grant]]
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*Spartan [[Naiya Ray]]
   
 
===Former Crew===
  
===Former Crew===
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*Captain [[Andrew Del Rio]] - Commanding officer, [[2552]] - July [[2557]]
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*Captain [[Andrew Del Rio]] – Commanding officer, [[2552]] - July [[2557]]
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*First Lieutenant Paolo J. Jiminez - Killed in Action, [[First Battle of Requiem]]
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*First Lieutenant [[Paolo J. Jiminez]] – Killed in Action, [[First Battle of Requiem]]
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*Dr. [[Catherine Elizabeth Halsey]] - Defected to [[Covenant Remnant]] after [[Second Battle of Requiem]]
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*[[Aine]] – former AI, destroyed during [[First Battle of Requiem]]
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*Spartan Estey-Bethel - Killed in Action, [[Second Battle of Requiem]]
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*Commander [[Bradley (Commander)|Bradley]] - Killed in Action.
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*Spartan Lincoln - Killed in Action, [[Second Battle of Requiem]]
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*Dr. [[Catherine Elizabeth Halsey]] – Defected to [[Covenant Remnant]] after [[Second Battle of Requiem]]
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*Spartan Dunlap - Killed in Action, [[Second Battle of Requiem]]
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*Spartan [[Estey-Bethel]] – Killed in Action, [[Second Battle of Requiem]]
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*Spartan Casillas - Killed in Action, [[Second Battle of Requiem]]
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*Spartan [[Lincoln]] – Killed in Action, [[Second Battle of Requiem]]
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*Spartan Tashi - Killed in Action, [[Second Battle of Requiem]]
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*Spartan [[Dunlap]] – Killed in Action, [[Second Battle of Requiem]]
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*Spartan [[Casillas]] – Killed in Action, [[Second Battle of Requiem]]
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*[[Aine]] - former AI
  
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*Spartan [[Tashi]] – Killed in Action, [[Second Battle of Requiem]]
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*Spartan [[Paul DeMarco]] - Killed in Action, [[Battle of Ealen IV]]
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*Spartan [[Cara Costabile]] – Killed in Action, [[Second Battle of Requiem]]
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*Spartan Cara Costabile Killed in Action, [[Second Battle of Requiem]]
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*Spartan [[Vladimir Scruggs]] - Defected to [[Covenant Remnant]]; Killed, [[Battle of Ealen IV]]
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*Spartan [[Paul DeMarco]] – Killed in Action, [[Battle of Ealen IV]]
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*[[Fireteam Jackknife]]
  
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**Spartan [[Vladimir Scruggs]] - Defected to [[Covenant Remnant]]; Killed, [[Battle of Ealen IV]]
  
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**Two unidentified Spartan-IV's
  
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*[[Fireteam Mountain]], Killed in Action, [[Second Battle of Requiem]]
  
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*[[Fireteam Castle]], [[Second Battle of Requiem]]
  
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*[[Fireteam Bailey]], [[Battle of Ealen IV]]
  
   
 
==Gallery==
  
==Gallery==
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==Trivia==
  
==Trivia==
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*At 5.7 kilometers long, ''Infinity'' is the largest ship in the [[UNSC Navy]]. It is even longer than a {{Class|CAS|assault carrier}}, which is 5.3 kilometers long from bow to stern.
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*''[[Marathon]]'' ''Infinity'' is the third game in the ''Marathon'' series created by [[Bungie]], and the possible namesake of the ship. However, this may be (and most likely is) a coincidence. 343 Industries has yet to confirm if this is true or not.
  
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*At 5.6 kilometers long, the [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] ''Infinity'' is the largest ship in the fleet, longer than a {{Class|CAS|assault carrier}} which is 5.3 kilometers long from bow to stern.
  
 
*''Infinity'' also devotes an entire deck of the ship to the [[War Games|training]] of the SPARTAN-IVs. This deck is named S-Deck.
  
*''Infinity'' also devotes an entire deck of the ship to the [[War Games|training]] of the SPARTAN-IVs. This deck is named S-Deck.
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*The final design for ''Infinity'' was supplied by Ansel Hsiao, a 3D Artist who previously submitted artwork for the ''Star Wars'' guidebook ''[[w:c:starwars:The Essential Guide to Warfare|The Essential Guide to Warfare]]''.
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*The final design for ''Infinity'' was supplied by Ansel Hsiao, a 3D artist who previously submitted artwork for the ''Star Wars'' guidebook ''[[w:c:starwars:The Essential Guide to Warfare|The Essential Guide to Warfare]]''.
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*As shown in the first Spartan Ops cinematic, ''Infinity'' is capable of storing ten {{Class|Strident|heavy frigate}}s in its sub-vessel deployment bays along its ventral surface.
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*''Infinity'' is capable of storing ten {{Class|Strident|heavy frigate}}s in its sub-vessel deployment bays along its ventral surface.<ref>''Halo 4'' Spartan Ops Episode 1</ref>
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**This capability makes it similar to the {{Class|CAS|assault carrier}} and {{Class|CSO|supercarrier}}, both of which can also carry smaller warships into battle.
  
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**It is also later seen to be able to allow a {{Class|Sahara|heavy prowler}} to land in one of its hangar bays.
  
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*At the end of ''[[Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn]]'', UNSC ''Infinity'' can be seen escorted by 13 {{Class|Autumn|heavy cruiser}}s, and 28 {{Class|Paris|heavy frigate}}s right before entering [[Slipspace]], making it a total of 41 ships escorting ''Infinity''.
  
 
*In Episode 7 of [[Spartan Ops]], UNSC ''Infinity'' is the only playable scene that does not take place on the surface of Requiem.
  
*In Episode 7 of [[Spartan Ops]], UNSC ''Infinity'' is the only playable scene that does not take place on the surface of Requiem.
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*There is known to be [[Huragok]] assigned to the ''Infinity''.
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*There is a [[Huragok]] assigned to ''Infinity''.{{Citation needed}}
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*''Infinity ''breaks the tradition of major ships in the Halo series being severely damaged or outright destroyed by the end of the game.
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*''Infinity'' breaks the tradition of major ships in the Halo series being severely damaged or outright destroyed by the end of the game.
 
**{{UNSCShip|Spirit of Fire}} severely damaged its port side and lost its Slipspace Drive to destroy [[Shield 0459]], {{UNSCShip|Pillar of Autumn}} detonated its main engine core to destroy [[Installation 04]], {{UNSCShip|In Amber Clad}} was hijacked by the [[Gravemind]] and was crashed into ''[[High Charity]]'', and {{UNSCShip|Forward Unto Dawn}} was split in half with the front half crashing on [[Earth]] and the back half crashing on [[Requiem]].
  
**{{UNSCShip|Spirit of Fire}} severely damaged its port side and lost its Slipspace Drive to destroy [[Shield 0459]], {{UNSCShip|Pillar of Autumn}} detonated its main engine core to destroy [[Installation 04]], {{UNSCShip|In Amber Clad}} was hijacked by the [[Gravemind]] and was crashed into ''[[High Charity]]'', and {{UNSCShip|Forward Unto Dawn}} was split in half with the front half crashing on [[Earth]] and the back half crashing on [[Requiem]].
   

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“This is the culmination of human achievement.”
— Unnamed UNSC Official

UNSC Infinity (INF-101) is the first Infinity-class warship commissioned into the UNSC Navy following the end of the Human-Covenant war in 2553.[5] Infinity was a starship technology demonstrator, using recovered technology found during the war against the Covenant Empire and from Forerunner facilities and installations.[6] Infinity's on-board AI, Roland, oversees all activities on the ship.

History

Construction

This starship was constructed in the Oort cloud on the outskirts of the Sol System. The Office of Naval Intelligence attempted to keep the ship's construction a secret by permanently stationing workers in the Oort cloud while maintaining a complete communications blackout.

However, due to the ship's massive construction costs, the Office of Naval Intelligence was unable to keep Infinity a secret from some senior members of the UNSC Navy, like Rear Admiral Saeed Shafiq.

This ship was to receive upgrades, particularly slipspace navigation which was reverse engineered from the Forerunner technology retrieved from Shield World Trevelyan as well as modified communications allowing ships to communicate even in slipspace. These modifications delayed Infinity from full deployment as it was still not complete and with the modifications it would take even longer.

Andrew Del Rio was assigned as the captain of Infinity. The rest of the crew consisted of several SPARTAN-IV personnel. They were assigned to her before the preliminary trials on the ship began. While the ship was still under construction, it was seized by a group of Insurrectionists led by Ilsa Zane before being retaken by Spartan-IVs under the command of Sarah Palmer. In 2553, Infinity would assist Arbiter Thel 'Vadam in putting down a revolt led by the Servants of Abiding Truth.

Requiem

Four years after the Human-Covenant war, Infinity was officially commissioned into the UNSC Navy. One of her first assignments was to locate the remaining Halo Installations so that the UNSC could study them and later decommission them. While moving the Composer from Installation 03 to Ivanoff Research Station, Infinity would receive a set of coordinates leading to Requiem.

While en route, the ship receives a beacon from UNSC Forward Unto Dawn. Upon arrival, Infinity informs FLEETCOM of the situation and attempts to contact the two survivors of the Dawn. The Didact then seizes control of the ship and Infinity crashes onto the interior surface of Requiem, where it was attacked by Promethean and Covenant Remnant forces.

After subsequent repairs Infinity was able to lift off and, after deploying surface parties to neutralize a gravity well, escaped the Shield World to regroup with UNSC forces. When the Ur-Didact attacked Earth, Infinity engaged Mantle's Approach, penetrating its hull with her forward MACs. This action provided John-117 a route in which to infiltrate the vessel with an F-41 Exoatmospheric Multirole Strike Fighter and destroy it from within using a HAVOK Tactical Nuclear Weapon. 

After six months, Infinity would return to Requiem and begin operations against the Covenant Remnant and Promethean forces still present on the Shield World. Toward the end of the conflict Infinity was boarded by the Covenant Remnant and Promethean forces. While the Covenant trapped Infinity with a Forerunner artifact using slipspace as an anchor, Jul 'Mdama manipulated Requiem's systems sending the planetoid on a collision course with its local star. Fireteam Crimson, Fireteam Majestic and Sarah Palmer were deployed to deactivate the artifacts anchoring Infinity to Requiem. Upon success, the Spartan fireteams narrowly regrouped with Infinity amongst falling debris via D79H-TC Pelican dropships. Infinity made an emergency slipspace transition out of Requiem as it fell into its star, which exploded into a massive supernova, the deadly energy of which followed the vessel through its slipspace transition point. Infinity narrowly made its transition back into realspace speeding ahead of the pursuing inferno which was cut short as the transition closed. 

Following the tour on Requiem the Infinity was tasked with escorting Fleet Admiral Lord Hood and the Arbiter to Ealen IV for peace talks. Commander Bradley was put in charge of the ship while Lasky went ground side. During the meeting Vata 'Gajat ambushed the delegates and jammed any signals, preventing Infinity from intervening. During the battle Captain Lasky and Spartan Naiya Ray destroyed the jammer, reestablishing a link to Infinity. Meanwhile, Bradley informed Lasky that the Sangheili and Jiralhanae were about to attack one another but Lasky was able to intervene and rallied them with Infinity. The ambassadors were kept safe but at the cost of Fireteam Bailey.

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Specifications

Infinity is approximately 5.7 kilometres (3.5 miles) from bow to stern, placing it as the largest UNSC vessel. Infinity was given "every scrap of Forerunner technology that the UNSC picked apart during the war". It has a primary armament consisting of 4 Magnetic Accelerator Cannons. The hull and shielding have been shown to be immensely powerful, as demonstrated when it rammed a RCS-class armored cruiser and destroyed it without even breaking its own shields. The engines are of Forerunner design, recovered from Trevelyan.

Armament

Infinity's primary armament consists of four CR-03 Series-8 Magnetic Accelerator Cannons. Infinity boasts a significant missile network that can be implemented for ship-to-ship combat, anti-air defense and orbital gunfire support for Marine forces. Placed throughout the ship are 1,100 missile pods of three types: Archer, Rapier, and Howler, totalling the ship's missile payload at 25,900 missiles. Close-in defense against enemy missiles, fighters, and boarding craft is provided by the ship's M965 Fortress point defense system, a network of 830 70mm automatic cannons. It also has a number of Mark 2551 Portable Magnetic Accelerator Cannon placed along the ship.

Purpose

The original purpose of Infinity was to beat back the Covenant in the event that Earth was lost and humanity needed a last resort. After the end of the Human-Covenant war, it was re-purposed as an expeditionary and exploratory ship. It is also the location of a SPARTAN-IV training site. Infinity's mission prior to the First Battle of Requiem was to locate the remaining Halo Arrays and other Forerunner installations and establish bases on them to oversee their decommission. They were also tasked with the search of Jul 'Mdama and his remaining Covenant Remnant. However, the Infinity was pulled off this assignment by order of Lord Terrence Hood in favour of UNSC Vociferous.[7]

Named Crew

Naval crew

  • Captain Thomas Lasky- Commanding Officer 2557–Present
  • Lieutenant Commander Phillips
  • Lieutenant Cameron
  • Lieutenant Priselkov
  • Lieutenant James – Helmsmen
  • Lieutenant Junior Grade Campbell
  • Petty Officer Richardson
  • Master Chef Jonathan Lowell[1]
  • Chief Mechanized Repair Officer Gordon Kushner[1]
  • Weapon Officer Austen
  • Roland – Shipboard AI

Marines

Infinity Science

Spartans

Former Crew

Gallery

Trivia

Appearances

Sources

  1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 Halo 4 Limited Edition
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide
  3. ↑ Halo: The Thursday War - Page: 287
  4. ↑ Halo Waypoint - Intel: Spartan Ops
  5. ↑ Halo Fest (PAX Prime 2011) — Halo 4 concept art display"
  6. ↑ Halo Fest 2011 - Halo 4 Discussion! PART 3
  7. ↑ Halo: Escalation, Issue #1 - page 13
  8. ↑ Halo 4 Spartan Ops Episode 1
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