List of auxiliaries of the UNSC

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List of auxiliaries of the UNSC

This List of auxiliaries of the United Nations Space Command is a detailed list of all auxiliaries of the UNSC throughout its history.

Ammunition ships

UNSC ammunition ships were hardy ships specifically configured to transport munitions and perform underway replenishment operations. The requirements for ammunition transport and resupply remained mostly consistent beyond the addition of munitions for magnetic accelerator cannons and nuclear weapons in 2290 and 2425, respectively.

UNSC Safeguard

The UNSC Safeguard was commissioned in 2075 by the UNOOSA as the organization's sole authorized ammunition transport. The Safeguard served without incident for its entire career; the ammunition ship, while present at several major actions, was never directly attacked by enemy forces. The Safeguard was decommissioned in 2191 and sold for scrap. (770 meters)

UNSC Foundation

The UNSC Foundation was commissioned in 2110. Originally intended to support the Mars Fleet and Belt forces, the Foundation became the primary ammunition transport of the UNSA from 2112 to 2136, regularly deploying to the outer system. The ammunition ship accompanied the UNSA relief fleet that traveled to Jovian Space in May 2160 and was present for several major engagements of the Interplanetary War. The Foundation was targeted by Frieden forces during the Jovian Action in 2165, but enemy forces were never able to actually damage the ammunition ship. The Foundation survived the war and was decommissioned in 2223 and sold for scrap. (923 meters)

UNSC Precautionary

The UNSC Precautionary was commissioned in 2124. The ammunition ship spent most of its career in Jovian Space with occasional deployments to Saturnian Space. The Precautionary was targeted repeatedly during the Europa Whirlwind in 2167 but escaped with minimal damage. The ammunition ship was decommissioned in 2225 and sold for scrap. (716 meters)

UNSC Discipline

The UNSC Discipline was commissioned in 2136 and immediately replaced the Foundation as the UNSA's primary ammunition carrier. Larger and more heavily armed and armored than previous ammunition ships, the Discipline saw considerable action during the Interplanetary Conflict. The Discipline was decommissioned in 2227 and sold for scrap. (1,362 meters)

UNSC Preventive Measures

The UNSC Preventive Measures was commissioned in 2146. The Preventive Measures was decommissioned and scrapped in 2231. (912 meters)

UNSC Ticonderoga

The UNSC Ticonderoga was commissioned in 2156 and was placed in reserve in 2270. (931 meters)

UNSC Jovian Daybreak

The UNSC Jovian Daybreak was an ammunition ship during the Interplanetary Conflict. Originally the incomplete Koslovic support ship Red Dawn Rising, it was captured by UGR troops on Ganymede in 2160 and handed over to the UNSA for use as a large auxiliary. The UNSA completed the ship as an ammunition carrier and utilized it throughout the war. The Jovian Daybreak was decommissioned and scrapped in 2175. (703 meters)

UNSC Tobruk

The UNSC Tobruk was commissioned in 2165 and was decommissioned in 2291. (1,121 meters)

UNSC Midway

The UNSC Midway was commissioned in 2165 and was decommissioned in 2291. (1,116 meters)

UNSC Stalingrad

The UNSC Stalingrad was commissioned in 2165 and was decommissioned in 2293. (1,137 meters)

UNSC Vittorio Veneto

The UNSC Vittorio Veneto was commissioned in 2166 and was placed in reserve in 2299. (1,128 meters)

UNSC Handle with Care

The UNSC Handle with Care was commissioned in 2166 and was decommissioned in 2297. (1,218 meters)

UNSC Tannenberg

The UNSC Tannenberg was commissioned in 2167 and was decommissioned in 2309. (1,147 meters)

UNSC Leyte Gulf

The UNSC Leyte Gulf was commissioned in 2169 and was decommissioned in 2321. (1,212 meters)

UNSC Flugzeugtrager-4

The UNSC Flugzeugtrager-4 was commissioned in 2175 as a multipurpose ammunition carrier. Originally intended for use as a Frieden Marine fleet carrier, the incomplete ship was captured by UNSC forces during the Trojan Offensive in January 2170 alongside three other would-be carriers. The UNSC had the Flugzeugtrager-4 completed and commissioned in 2175 in a configuration suited to transporting hazardous materials, such as captured enemy munitions. The ammunition carrier operated in this role from 2175 to 2231, supporting post-war cleanup operations throughout the system. The Flugzeugtrager-4 was placed in reserve in 2232. (1,456 meters)

UNSC Lepanto

The UNSC Lepanto was commissioned in 2178 and was decommissioned in 2367. (1,680 meters)

UNSC Trajan's Gate

The UNSC Trajan's Gate was commissioned in 2189 and was decommissioned in 2401. (972 meters)

Battle of 4 Vesta-class

The Battle of 4 Vesta-class were ordered in the 2210s to replace the aging ammunition ships of the Interplanetary War-era. Each ammunition ship was named for a battle from the Belt Campaign of the Interplanetary Conflict. The class served as the primary ammunition ship of the UNSC well into the 2400s and found further use as miscellaneous support ships. The class was retired in the 2400s, with two going into reserve and the rest decommissioned and scrapped by 2489. (1,214 meters)

Ammunition ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Battle of 4 Vesta	2220	2413	The UNSC Battle of 4 Vesta was commissioned in 2220. The ammunition ship was decommissioned in 2413 after 193 years of service and scrapped.
Battle of 1 Ceres	2222	2411	The UNSC Battle of 1 Ceres was commissioned in 2222. The ammunition ship was decommissioned in 2411 after 189 years of service and scrapped.
Battle of 3 Juno	2223	2421	The UNSC Battle of 3 Juno was commissioned in 2223. The ammunition ship was decommissioned in 2421 after 198 years of service and scrapped.
Battle of 65 Cybele	2223	2430	The UNSC Battle of 65 Cybele was commissioned in 2223. The ammunition ship was decommissioned in 2430 after 207 years of service and scrapped.
Battle of 10 Hygiea	2224	2424	The UNSC Battle of 10 Hydiea was commissioned in 2224. The ammunition ship was decommissioned in 2424 after 200 years of service and placed in reserve.
Battle of 15 Eunomia	2225	2435	The UNSC Battle of 15 Eunomia was commissioned in 2225. The ammunition ship was decommissioned in 2435 after 210 years of service and scrapped.
Battle of 89 Julia	2226	2435	The UNSC Battle of 89 Julia was commissioned in 2226. The ammunition ship was decommissioned in 2435 after 209 years of service and placed in reserve.
Battle of 76 Freia	2226	2489	The UNSC Battle of 76 Freia was commissioned in 2226. The ammunition ship was decommissioned in 2489 after 263 years of service and scrapped.
Battle of 87 Sylvia	2227	2436	The UNSC Battle of 87 Sylvia was commissioned in 2227. The ammunition ship was decommissioned in 2436 after 209 years of service and scrapped.
Battle of 81 Terpsichore	2228	2488	The UNSC Battle of 81 Terpsichore was commissioned in 2228. The ammunition ship was decommissioned in 2488 after 260 years of service and scrapped.
Battle of 27 Euterpe	2228	2436	The UNSC Battle of 27 Euterpe was commissioned in 2228. The ammunition ship was decommissioned in 2436 after 208 years of service and scrapped.
Battle of 26 Proserpina	2229	2451	The UNSC Battle of 26 Proserpina was commissioned in 2229. The ammunition ship was decommissioned in 2451 after 222 years of service and scrapped.

Battle of 588 Achilles-class

The Battle of 588 Achilles-class were ordered in the 2290s following the Naval Compromise of 2290 as the UNSC's first ammunition ships built to transport MAC slugs. The class was originally scheduled for decommissioned in the 2490s, but the spread of the Insurrection and growing security concerns kept the ammunition ships in service until after the end of the Human-Covenant War in the 2550s. Seven were destroyed during the Sol Campaign. (1,476 meters)

Ammunition ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Battle of 588 Achilles	2299	2556	The UNSC Battle of 588 Achilles was commissioned in 2299. The ammunition ship was decommissioned in 2556 after 257 years of service and scrapped.
Battle of 3317 Paris †	2300	2552	The UNSC Battle of 3317 Paris was commissioned in 2300. The ammunition ship was lost in 2552 during the Sol Campaign.
Battle of 617 Patroclus	2301	2561	The UNSC Battle of 617 Patroclus was commissioned in 2301. The ammunition ship was decommissioned in 2561 after 260 years of service and scrapped.
Battle of 2260 Neoptolemus †	2303	2552	The UNSC Battle of 2260 Neoptolemus was commissioned in 2303. The ammunition ship was lost in 2552 during the Sol Campaign.
Battle of 1404 Ajax	2304	2560	The UNSC Battle of 1404 Ajax was commissioned in 2304. The ammunition ship was decommissioned in 2560 after 256 years of service and scrapped.
Battle of 624 Hektor †	2305	2552	The UNSC Battle of 624 Hektor was commissioned in 2305. The ammunition ship was lost in 2552 during the Sol Campaign.
Battle of 1143 Odysseus †	2305	2552	The UNSC Battle of 1143 Odysseus was commissioned in 2305. The ammunition ship was lost in 2552 during the Sol Campaign.
Battle of 911 Agamemnon †	2307	2552	The UNSC Battle of 911 Agamemnon was commissioned in 2307. The ammunition ship was lost in 2552 during the Sol Campaign.
Battle of 3451 Mentor	2308	2563	The UNSC Battle of 3451 Mentor was commissioned in 2308. The ammunition ship was decommissioned in 2563 after 255 years of service and scrapped.
Battle of 2223 Sarpedon	2310	2572	The UNSC Battle of 2223 Sarpedon was commissioned in 2310. The ammunition ship was decommissioned in 2572 after 262 years of service and scrapped.
Battle of 34746 Thoon †	2311	2552	The UNSC Battle of 34746 Thoon was commissioned in 2311. The ammunition ship was lost in 2552 during the Sol Campaign.
Battle of 1870 Glaukos †	2314	2552	The UNSC Battle of Vesta was commissioned in 2314. The ammunition ship was lost in 2552 during the Sol Campaign.

UNSC Black Tortoise of the North

The UNSC Black Tortoise of the North was the first interstellar ammunition ship of the fleet and was commissioned in 2393. (1,889 meters)

UNSC Vermilion Bird of the South

The UNSC Vermilion Bird of the South was commissioned in 2397. (1,897 meters)

UNSC White Tiger of the West

The UNSC White Tiger of the West was commissioned in 2410. (2,701 meters)

UNSC Heavy Burden

Formerly a Colonial Administration Authority mining ship of the Springhill-class, the UNSC Heavy Burden was requisitioned by the UNSC for use as an ammunition transport during the Human-Covenant War.

Dardani-class

The Dardani-class ammunition ships began entering service in the 2530s. Fifty munition ships were commissioned between 2531 and 2537,

UNSC Dardani (2531) UNSC Osseriates (2531) UNSC Scirtari (2531) UNSC Glintidiones (2531) UNSC Maezaei (2531) UNSC Ardiaei (2531) UNSC Thunatae (2531) UNSC Dassaretii (2531) UNSC Parthini (2532) UNSC Melcumani (2532) UNSC Iapydes (2532) UNSC Deretini (2532) UNSC Taulanti (2532) UNSC Labeatae (2532) UNSC Colapiani (2532) UNSC Endirudini (2533) UNSC Dalmatae (2533) UNSC Segestani (2533) UNSC Dyestes (2533) UNSC Narensi (2533) UNSC Cavii (2533) UNSC Andizetes (2533) UNSC Ceraunii (2534) UNSC Kinambroi (2534) UNSC Oxuaioi (2534)

UNSC Bathiatae (2534) UNSC Bylliones (2534) UNSC Daorsi (2534) UNSC Mazaei (2534) UNSC Amantini (2534) UNSC Autariatae (2534) UNSC Enchelei (2534) UNSC Daesitiates (2535) UNSC Hemasini (2535) UNSC Docleatae (2535) UNSC Azali (2535) UNSC Pleraei (2535) UNSC Deuri (2535) UNSC Eneti (2535) UNSC Jasi (2535) UNSC Breuci (2535) UNSC Grabaei (2536) UNSC Atintani (2536) UNSC Pirustae (2536) UNSC Armistae (2536) UNSC Abroi (2536) UNSC Histri (2536) UNSC Albani (2536) UNSC Messapii (2537) UNSC Dauni (2537)

UNSC Illyrii Proprie Dicti

The UNSC Illyrii Proprie Dicti was commissioned in 2539.

UNSC Diadochi

The UNSC Diadochi suffered a cascade failure and was crash-landed on what would become the UEG colony of Partition in 2554.

Cargo ships

UNSC cargo ships were tasked with the transportation of equipment, supplies, and materials.

UNSC Dawn

The UNSC Dawn was commissioned in 2089 as the first cargo ship of the UN Space Authority. The Dawn ordered by the UNSA in 2086 and was based on the ASC-55 cargo ships already in use across the system. The light cargo ship served in the fleet until it was decommissioned in 2172 and sold to a historic society. (411 meters)

UNSC Terminus

The UNSC Terminus was commissioned in 2098 as part of the purchase of TSL ships by the Space Authority. Originally an ASC-88 cargo ship, the Terminus had been subsequently heavily modified by Titan Space Logistics in 2193 for greater speed and expanded passenger space. The Terminus remained in service until its destruction by Frieden forces in 2165 during the Jupiter Campaign. (799 meters)

UNSC Totem

The UNSC Totem was commissioned in 2098 as part of the purchase of TSL ships by the Space Authority. The Totem, much like the Terminus, was a heavily modified ASC-88 cargo ship; TSL halved the capacity of the cargo ship and installed a custom hanger bay for transporting inspection craft. The Totem was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2165 during the Jupiter Campaign. (701 meters)

Resolution 9065 cargo ships

Main article: Resolution 9065 ships#Cargo ships

Under UNSC Resolution 9065, six-hundred-and-twenty-four civilian cargo ships were requisitioned for service from March 2160 to March 2170.

Candor-class

The Candor-class heavy cargo ships began entering service in late 2161 after being ordered in May 2160 during the Jovian Crisis. Sometimes inaccurately referred to as a modification of the existing SF2160 freighter design, the Candor heavy cargo ships were instead an entirely revised and reorganized design and were used as the basis for the later SF2162 freighters. More than 500 meters longer than the earlier SF2160 freighters, the Candor-class were among the fast logistics ships available at the time of their commissioning. In all, twenty-two Candor-class heavy cargo ships were commissioned during the Interplanetary War between 2161 and 2164, and eight were lost to enemy action by 2170. The remaining ships remained in service until the 2250s and 2260s, when they were effectively replaced by the Lacus Autumni-class. (1,610 meters)

Cargo ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Candor	2161	2257	The UNSC Candor was commissioned in October 2161. The Candor survived the Interplanetary War and was decommissioned in 2257.
Honor	2161	2256	The UNSC Honor was commissioned in November 2161. The Honor survived the Interplanetary War and was decommissioned in 2256.
Drive	2161	2257	The UNSC Drive was commissioned in November 2161. The Drive survived the Interplanetary War and was decommissioned in 2257.
Power	2161	2257	The UNSC Power was commissioned in December 2161. The Power survived the Interplanetary War and was decommissioned in 2257.
Duty ‡	2162	2167	The UNSC Duty was commissioned in January 2162. The Duty was damaged beyond repair by Frieden forces in 2167 during the Europa Whirlwind.
Tenacity ‡	2162	2166	The UNSC Tenacity was commissioned in March 2162. The Tenacity was irreparably damaged by Frieden forces in 2166 during the Battle of the Belt.
Equanimity	2162	2264	The UNSC Equanimity was commissioned in April 2162. The Equanimity survived the Interplanetary War and was decommissioned in 2264.
Bravery	2162	2258	The UNSC Bravery was commissioned in June 2162. The Bravery survived the Interplanetary War and was decommissioned in 2258.
Unity †	2162	2166	The UNSC Unity was commissioned in August 2162. The Unity was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2166 during the Europa Whirlwind.
Liberty †	2162	2170	The UNSC Liberty was commissioned in August 2162. The Liberty was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2170 during the Battle of the Belt.
Energy	2162	2260	The UNSC Energy was commissioned in September 2162. The Energy survived the Interplanetary War and was decommissioned in 2260.
Sincerity	2162	2263	The UNSC Sincerity was commissioned in November 2162. The Sincerity survived the Interplanetary War and was decommissioned in 2263.
Worthy †	2163	2167	The UNSC Worthy was commissioned in February 2163. The Worthy was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2167 during the Battle of 3 Juno.
Humility	2163	2257	The UNSC Humility was commissioned in February 2163. The Humility survived the Interplanetary War and was decommissioned in 2257.
Confidence	2163	2259	The UNSC Confidence was commissioned in March 2163. The Confidence survived the Interplanetary War and was decommissioned in 2259.
Inspiration ‡	2163	2164	The UNSC Inspiration was commissioned in May 2163. The shortest-lived of the class, the Inspiration was irreparably damaged by Frieden forces in 2164 during the Jupiter Campaign, just over a year after its completion.
Virtue	2163	2258	The UNSC Virtue was commissioned in July 2163. The Virtue survived the Interplanetary War and was decommissioned in 2258.
Forbearance †	2163	2167	The UNSC Forbearance was commissioned in October 2163. The Forbearance was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2167 during the Europa Whirlwind.
Talent	2163	2265	The UNSC Talent was commissioned in November 2163. The Talent survived the Interplanetary War and was decommissioned in 2265.
Principle ‡	2163	2169	The UNSC Principle was commissioned in December 2163. The Principle was damaged beyond repair by Frieden forces in 2169 during the Battle of the Belt.
Temperance	2164	2268	The UNSC Temperance was commissioned in January 2164. The Temperance survived the Interplanetary War and was decommissioned in 2268.
Assistance	2164	2266	The UNSC Assistance was commissioned in January 2164. The Assistance survived the Interplanetary War and was decommissioned in 2266.

Allied Prudence-class

The Allied Prudence-class attack cargo ships were commissioned in 2162 after being ordered in late 2160. The trio of attack cargo ships were a first for the UN Space Authority and were intended as being capable of transporting and deploying troops against hostile targets throughout the system. Based on an extensively modified SF2160 design, the Allied Purpose-class featured a mix of artillery, missiles, and point defenses, as well as reinforcement of the hull in areas deemed vulnerable. Entering service too late to be of use during the Battle of Vesta, the class was initially used as armed cargo ships and were permitted to operate in the Belt, Jovian Space, and even the Trojans without escorts. Of the three, only Allied Principles was available during the Battle of the Martian Moons and proved the class was capable of supporting assault operations. Despite this success, the trio spent much of the rest of the war primarily in convoy operations as better-than-average armed cargo ships. This came to an end in 2169 and all three ships subsequently took part in the Trojan Offensive in January 2170. While effective, the class was deemed expensive to maintain and unnecessary in a fleet including assault carriers, and were placed in reserve in the 2190s. (1,136 meters)

• UNSC Allied Prudence (2162 - 2193)
• UNSC Allied Purpose (2162 - 2191)
• UNSC Allied Principles (2163 - 2196)

UNSC Venturesome

The UNSC Venturesome was commissioned in 2163. Ordered by the UNSA in 2160 as a purpose-built armed heavy cargo ship, the Venturesome was based on a heavily modified SF2162 freighter design. The Venturesome served with distinction at Mars and Jupiter and was decommissioned in 2297. (1,912 meters)

UNSC Triangulum

The UNSC Triangulum was commissioned in 2164. Like the Venturesome, the Triangulum was ordered by the UNSA in 2162 as a purpose-built armed heavy cargo ship. The Triangulum saw action in the Belt and Jovian Space and was decommissioned in 2308. (1,985 meters)

Napoleon Bonaparte-class

The Napoleon Bonaparte-class heavy cargo ships were purchased from CMS in 2166. While the class suffered heavy losses during the war, the survivors remained in service until the 2290s; designated strategic logistics ships, all were placed in reserve. (2,580 meters)

Ship Name	Commission	Struck	Details
Napoleon Bonaparte	2166	2291	The UNSC Napoleon Bonaparte was commissioned in 2166 and was placed in reserve in 2291 as one of the UNSC's strategic logistics ships.
Louis-Alexandre Berthier	2166	2292	The UNSC Louis-Alexandre Berthier was commissioned in 2166 and was placed in reserve in 2292 as one of the UNSC's strategic logistics ships.
Joachim Murat †	2166	2169	The UNSC Joachim Murat was commissioned in 2166 and was destroyed in 2169 during the Battle of the Belt.
Bon-Adrien Jeannot de Moncey	2166	2166	The UNSC Bon-Adrien Jeannot de Moncey was commissioned in 2166 and was damaged beyond repair later that year during the Europa Whirlwind.
Jean-Baptiste Jourdan	2166	2294	The UNSC Jean-Baptiste Jourdan was commissioned in 2166 and was placed in reserve in 2294 as one of the UNSC's strategic logistics ships.
Andre Massena †	2166	2167	The UNSC Andre Massena was commissioned in 2166 and was destroyed in 2167 during the Europa Whirlwind.
Pierre Augereau †	2166	2166	The UNSC Pierre Augereau was commissioned in 2166 and was destroyed later that year during the Europa Whirlwind.
Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte	2166	2298	The UNSC Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte was commissioned in 2166 and was placed in reserve in 2298 as one of the UNSC's strategic logistics ships.
Guillaume Brune †	2166	2167	The UNSC Guillame Brune was commissioned in 2166 and was destroyed in 2167 during the Battle of the Belt.
Jean-de-Dieu Soult	2166	2290	The UNSC Jean-de-Dieu Soult was commissioned in 2166 and was placed in reserve in 2290 as one of the UNSC's strategic logistics ships.
Jean Lannes †	2166	2167	The UNSC Jean Lannes was commissioned in 2166 and was destroyed in 2167 during the Battle of 3 Juno.
Edouard Mortier †	2166	2168	The UNSC Edouard Mortier was commissioned in 2166 and was destroyed in 2168 during the Siege of Ceres.
Michel Ney	2166	2169	The UNSC Michel Ney was commissioned in 2166 and was damaged beyond repair in 2169 during the Jupiter Campaign.
Louis-Nicolas Davout	2166	2247	The UNSC Louis-Nicolas Davout was commissioned in 2166 and was placed in reserve in 2297 as one of the UNSC's strategic logistics ships.
Jean-Baptiste Bessieres †	2166	2167	The UNSC Jean-Baptiste Bessieres was commissioned in 2166 and was destroyed in 2167 during the Europa Whirlwind.
Francois Christophe de Kellermann	2166	2295	The UNSC Francois Christophe de Kellermann was commissioned in 2166 and was placed in reserve in 2295 as one of the UNSC's strategic logistics ships.
Francois Joseph Lefebvre †	2166	2167	The UNSC Francois Joseph Lefebvre was commissioned in 2166 and was destroyed in 2167 during the Battle of 3 Juno.
Catherine-Dominique de Perignon †	2166	2167	The UNSC Catherine-Dominique de Perignon was commissioned in 2166 and was destroyed in 2167 during the Jupiter Campaign.
Jean-Mathieu-Philibert Serurier	2166	2169	The UNSC Jean-Mathieu-Philibert Serurier was commissioned in 2166 and was damaged beyond repair in 2169 during the Jupiter Campaign.
Claude Victor-Perrin †	2166	2169	The UNSC Claude Victor-Perrin was commissioned in 2166 and was destroyed in 2169 during the Jupiter Campaign.
Jacques MacDonald	2166	2290	The UNSC Jacques MacDonald was commissioned in 2166 and was placed in reserve in 2290 as one of the UNSC's strategic logistics ships.
Nicolas Charles Oudinot	2166	2167	The UNSC Nicolas Charles Oudinot was commissioned in 2166 and was damaged beyond repair in 2167 during the Jupiter Campaign.
Auguste de Marmont	2166	2168	The UNSC Auguste de Marmont was commissioned in 2166 and was damaged beyond repair in 2168 during the Battle of the Belt.
Louis-Gabriel Suchet	2166	2295	The UNSC Louis-Gabriel Suchet was commissioned in 2166 and was placed in reserve in 2295 as one of the UNSC's strategic logistics ships.
Laurent de Gouvion Saint-Cyr	2166	2167	The UNSC Laurent de Gouvion Saint-Cyr was commissioned in 2166 and was damaged beyond repair in 2167 during the Jupiter Campaign.
Jozef Antoni Poniatowski	2166	2295	The UNSC Jozef Antoni Poniatowski was commissioned in 2166 and was placed in reserve in 2295 as one of the UNSC's strategic logistics ships.
Emmanuel de Grouchy	2166	2166	The UNSC Emmanuel de Grouchy was commissioned in 2166 and was destroyed later that year during the Jupiter Campaign.

UNSC Steel Commander

The UNSC Steel Commander was commissioned in 2169. Ordered by the UNSC in 2166 during the Europa Whirlwind, the design incorporated lessons from the earlier Triangulum and Venturesome and featured extensive defensive weaponry and limited offensive capabilities, and was based on the frame of a SF2166 freighter. The Steel Commander served with distinction in both the Belt and Jovian Space, and took part in the Trojan Offensive. The heavy cargo ship was placed in reserve in 2317. (2,240 meters)

UNSC New Zealand Rainbow

The UNSC New Zealand Rainbow was commissioned in 2172. Like the Steel Commander, the New Zealand Rainbow was an armed heavy cargo ship originally ordered in 2167. Construction was repeatedly postponed, only beginning construction in late 2169. Despite the end of the war, the UNSC accepted the New Zealand Rainbow and employed in primarily as an unescorted support ship for the Outer System beyond Jovian Space. The heavy cargo ship was placed in reserve in 2325. (2,256 meters)

Lacus Autumni-class

The Lacus Autumni-class heavy cargo ships began entering service in 2255.

• UNSC Lacus Autumni (2255)
• UNSC Lacus Mortis (2255)
• UNSC Lacus Somniorum (2255)
• UNSC Lacus Excellentiae (2256)
• UNSC Lacus Timoris (2256)
• UNSC Lacus Oblivionis (2257)
• UNSC Lacus Bonitatis (2257)
• UNSC Lacus Felicitatis (2258)
• UNSC Lacus Odii (2258)
• UNSC Lacus Spei (2258)
• UNSC Lacus Gaudii (2258)
• UNSC Lacus Luxuriae (2259)
• UNSC Lacus Perseyerantiae (2259)
• UNSC Lacus Lenitatis (2260)
• UNSC Lacus Solitudinis (2260)
• UNSC Lacus Doloris (2261)
• UNSC Lacus Veris (2261)
• UNSC Lacus Aestatis (2261)
• UNSC Lacus Temporis (2262)
• UNSC Lacus Hiemalis (2262)

Tramontane-class

The Tramontane-class cargo ships entered service in 2501. A standardized cargo hauler variant of the commercial Banta-class colonial transport, the Tramontane-class was the UNSC's principle interplanetary cargo shuttle for the rest of the century. (76.1 meters)

• UNSC Tramontane
• UNSC Dartmouth

Combat support ships

UNSC combat support ships are the backbone of mobile operations, providing critical underway replenishment for battle groups and expeditionary fleets throughout UEG space.

UNSC Brigadier

The UNSC Brigadier began service as the Long-Range Patrol Depot Ship (LRPDS), a civilian-operated support ship contracted by the UNOOSA for supporting customs enforcement in the belt. Following the inauguration of the UNSA, the new Authority purchased the ship outright and heavily modified it before commissioning it under its new name in 2085. Brigadier spent most of its career in the belt, outsized and outclassed by its formidable successors. The combat support ship saw action at Juno and later during the Siege of Ceres. Brigadier was decommissioned and scrapped in June 2170, just a few months after the end of hostilities. (621 meters)

UNSC Sergeant-at-Arms

The UNSC Sergeant-at-Arms was originally envisioned as a destroyer depot ship but was ultimately classified as a combat support ship when it was commissioned in 2105. While undiscovered until 2166, the arrival of the Sergeant-at-Arms at Ceres in late 2159 preempted a would-be uprising of anti-Koslovics. This event aside, the combat support ship had an uneventful career until the Interplanetary War, where it saw considerable action throughout the belt. Sergeant-at-Arms was decommissioned in 2180 and sold to the Lunar Naval Museum in 2181. (535 meters)

UNSC Cicero

The UNSC Cicero was commissioned by the UNSA in 2112. Built alongside the light cruiser Caesar, the Cicero was intended as a high-speed cruiser depot ship and was capable of resupplying multiple cruisers while on deployment. The Cicero was deployed to Mars with the Expeditionary Fleet in December 2163 as part of Operation: LEVIATHAN. The combat support ship took part in the Battle of the Martian Moons in March 2164, where it was irreparably damaged by Frieden forces. The Cicero was declared damaged beyond repair and withdrawn from frontline service; the combat support ship subsequently was stationed in lunar orbit as a Lunar Patrol support ship. The Cicero was decommissioned in 2166 and sold for scrap. (916 meters)

UNSC Constitution

The UNSC Constitution was commissioned in 2121. Much like the Cicero, the Constitution was built alongside the light cruiser Eagle and was intended to support fleet operations. The combat support ship took part in Operation: SUPREMACY and was present for the Europa Whirlwind; the Constitution saw further action at the Siege of Ceres and the Trojan Offensive. The Constitution was decommissioned in 2299. (1,033 meters)

UNSC Viceroy

The UNSC Viceroy was commissioned in 2128 and was damaged beyond repair in 2170. (1,024 meters)

UNSC Arsenal

The UNSC Arsenal was commissioned in 2136. The combat support ship was decommissioned 2301. (1,602 meters)

UNSC Bismarck

The UNSC Bismarck was commissioned in 2144 and was damaged beyond repair during the Europa Whirlwind in 2167. (1,573 meters)

UNSC Ironclad

The UNSC Ironclad was commissioned in 2158 and was placed in reserve in 2299. (1,834 meters)

UNSC Legionary

The UNSC Legionary was commissioned in 2161 and was decommissioned in 2293. (1,511 meters)

UNSC Janissary

The UNSC Janissary was commissioned in 2163. The Janissary was damaged in battle with Frieden forces in 2165 and deemed beyond reasonable repair. The decommissioned hulk was ultimately sold for scrap while a new Fearless-class assault carrier became the next UNSC Janissary. (1,679 meters)

UNSC Varangian

The UNSC Varangian was commissioned in 2164 and was placed in reserve in 2343. (1,850 meters)

UNSC Cuirassier

The UNSC Cuirassier was commissioned in 2165 and was decommissioned in 2296. (1,665 meters)

UNSC Parthian

The UNSC Parthian was commissioned in 2165 and was placed in reserve in 2290. (1,339 meters)

UNSC Praetorian

The UNSC Praetorian was commissioned in 2166. The Praetorian was built by the BRVK Group at Ceres and spent its career in the Belt and in Jovian Space. The combat support ship suffered light to moderate damage several times and was decommissioned in 2175. (1,254 meters)

UNSC Cataphract

The UNSC Cataphract was commissioned in 2168 and was decommissioned in 2376. (2,428 meters)

Montes Harbinger-class

Main article: Montes Harbinger-class combat support ship

The Montes Harbinger-class were commissioned from 2169 to 2215 and remained the UNSC's principal combat support ship class for the Sol System until 2570. Eighteen were built in total. Six members of the class were in service during the Human-Covenant War and four were lost during the Sol Campaign in 2552. (2,544 meters)

Distant Tide-class

Main article: Distant Tide-class combat support ship

The Distant Tide-class combat support ships began entering service in 2489. (3,477 meters)

Command ships

UNSC command ships were dedicated flagships for fleet and commanders, providing communications, planning and office space, and accommodations for officers and staff to coordinate activities and operations.

UNSC The Emperor

The UNSC The Emperor was the first command ship of the United Nations Space Command (UNSC). Originally built for and commissioned by the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) as the Command One in 2065, the ship had served as the mobile headquarters for colonization efforts in the Sol system. During this service, the command ship acquired its first nickname, "The Emperor". With the creation of the United Nations Space Authority (UNSA) in 2080, the ship was officially renamed as such. The Emperor outlived even the UNSA, remaining in service during the Interplanetary War under the banner of the UNSC. During its long life, the command ship gained other affectionate nicknames: The Old Man (2121), Old Dominion (2144), The Executive (2164), Old HQ (2169), and Mister Venerable (2179). The Emperor was finally retired in 2182 and was taken apart and reassembled on Luna as a permanent exhibition for the Lunar Naval Museum. (1,088 meters)

UNSC Mount Olympus

The UNSC Mount Olympus was, like The Emperor, originally a colonial command ship for the UNOOSA. The Command Two, commissioned in 2067, was similarly renamed to its nickname of Mount Olympus following the creation of the UNSA. The Mount Olympus became the administrative flagship of the UNSA until its decommissioning, serving the fleet as the mobile logistics headquarters. The command ship acquired a host of nicknames like its compatriot: Zeus (2119), The Throne (2133), and The Bastards on High (2164). The Mount Olympus followed The Emperor into UNSC service and was retired shortly after the war. The command ship was decommissioned in 2180 and sold to the Jovian Museum of Space History. (1,079 meters)

UNSC Magnificent Desolation

The UNSC Magnificent Desolation first entered service in 2079 as a security ship before being classified as a destroyer in 2105 and finally reclassified as a lunar command ship in 2111. The Magnificent Desolation was the flagship of the UNSA Lunar Force from 2111 until its decommissioning in 2198. (455 meters)

UNSC Atlantis

The UNSC Atlantis was commissioned in 2136 as the UNSA regional command ship for Jovian Space. The Atlantis was placed in reserve in 2297. (598 meters)

UNSC Musashi

The UNSC Musashi was commissioned in 2163 as an assault command ship. The Musashi coordinated the assault on Argyre Planitia in December 2163, and was directly involved in every major ODST operation during the Interplanetary War. The Musashi was decommissioned in 2256. (976 meters)

UNSC Voltaire

The UNSC Voltaire was commissioned in 2164. The Voltaire was the mobile nerve center of the UNSC Logistical Operations Command from its commission until its retirement in 2398. (1,170 meters)

UNSC Xerxes

The UNSC Xerxes was commissioned in 2166. Originally intended as a compatriot to the Musashi, the Xerxes instead became the Europa Theatre flagship for the duration of the Interplanetary War. Following the end of the war, the command ship was repurposed as the Outer System flagship. The Xerxes was decommissioned in 2292. (721 meters)

UNSC Zuikaku

The UNSC Zuikaku was commissioned in 2168. The Zuikaku was heavily armored and armed, intended to closely support asteroid assaults and provide UNICOM with a mobile command center. The Zuikaku saw considerable action during the Trojan Offensive in 2170. While successful, the Zuikaku was judged to be an unnecessary component and was decommissioned in 2191. (658 meters)

UNSC Upholder of Virtue

The UNSC Upholder of Virtue was commissioned in 2202 as the new administrative flagship of the UNSC. The command ship served in that capacity for more than two centuries and was only retired after the Fleet became increasingly interstellar during the Inner Colony Wars. The Upholder of Virtue was decommissioned in 2407 and scrapped. (1,046 meters)

UNSC United Nations

One of the original Vindication-class heavy battleships, the UNSC United Nations was extensively modified in the decades following its 2189 commission. The battleship was eventually reclassified as a command battleship in 2233. The United Nations was decommissioned in 2416 and placed in reserve. (1,854 meters)

UNSC Azure Dragon of the East

The UNSC Azure Dragon of the East was commissioned in 2399 as the UNSC's first interstellar multirole command ship. (1,828 meters)

UNSC Herald of Dawn

The UNSC Herald of Dawn was commissioned as a UNSC command ship in 2528 on the instructions of Vice Admiral Cole. Formerly an Odyssey-class colonial flagship of the same name, Cole selected the ship specifically and ordered extensive modifications. Herald of Dawn became the workhorse of Cole's support units, leading auxiliary task forces and coordinating supply lines for Cole's battle groups in the Outer Colonies. Herald of Dawn was attached to Cole until his death at Psi Serpentis in 2543; the command ship would serve a variety of roles for the next five years until its destruction in 2548. (3,575 meters)

Superintendent-class

Main article: Superintendent-class command ship

The Superintendent-class command ships were built by the Colonial Administration Authority in the 2420s. Both the CAA Superintendent and the CAA Secretary-General were requisitioned by the UNSC in the 2530s; Superintendent was damaged beyond repair and scuttled in 2547, and Secretary-General was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2551. (2,488 meters)

Communications relay ships

UNSC communications relay ships were equipped and staffed to support and coordinate fleet communications over tremendous distances. Requiring enormous reactors to power shore or station equivalent communication systems, relay ships were expected to handle a huge volume of communications traffic and boost outgoing messages to their intended recipients.

Reliance-class

The Reliance-class communications relay ships were commissioned by the UNOOSA as part of the colonial programs of the 2060s and 2070s. Originally the Relay One-class, each ship was renamed following the transfer to the UNSA. The class became redundant with the development of colonial waystations and builtup communications infrastructure, and thus the class became entirely for the use of UNSA communications. The class was still in use during the Interplanetary Wars, though retirement loomed in the immediate postwar era. (1,007 meters)

Name	Commission	Struck	Details
Reliance	2066	2178	The UNSC Reliance was commissioned in 2066 as the UNOOSA Relay One and was decommissioned in 2178.
Crossroads	2066	2217	The UNSC Crossroads was commissioned in 2066 as the UNOOSA Relay Two and was decommissioned in 2217.
Telegram	2067	2190	The UNSC Telegram was commissioned in 2067 as the UNOOSA Relay Three and was decommissioned in 2190.
Hermes	2067	2195	The UNSC Hermes was commissioned in 2067 as the UNOOSA Relay Four and was decommissioned in 2195.
Transcontinental	2068	2206	The UNSC Transcontinental was commissioned in 2068 as the UNOOSA Relay Five and was decommissioned in 2206.
Marconi	2069	2195	The UNSC Marconi was commissioned in 2069 as the UNOOSA Relay Six and was decommissioned in 2195.

UNSC Akatsuki

The UNSC Akatsuki was commissioned in 2100. Built by Hayashi, the Akatsuki was originally envisioned as a control and coordination ship for Kyoto destroyers; upon commission, however, the UNSA used the ship as a fast communications ship for the outer system. It was joined by the Hibernia in 2148, though the Akatsuki remained primarily in Jovian Space. The Akatsuki was placed in reserve in 2190. (509 meters)

UNSC Hibernia

The UNSC Hibernia was commissioned in 2148 and spent most of its career in the outer system, mostly in Saturnian Space. The Hibernia was decommissioned in 2276. (743 meters)

UNSC AME Voyager

The UNSC AME Voyager was commissioned in 2163. Requisitioned from American Merchant Express (AME), the AME Voyager was used initially to coordinate the movement of troops and equipment to Mars. Thereafter, the Voyager was assigned to the Voltaire and remained an element of the logistics fleet until it was returned to AME in 2175. (986 meters)

UNSC The Devil You Know

The SF2157 communications ship UNSC The Devil You Know (964 meters) was commissioned in April 2164. The communications relay ship remained in UNSC service until 2197.

UNSC Major Tom

The modified SF2144 control ship UNSC Major Tom (855 meters) was commissioned in January 2166. The Major Tom survived the war and was decommissioned in 2196.

UNSC Das Oberland

The modified SF2160 relay ship UNSC Das Oberland (1,025 meters) was commissioned in November 2168. The Das Oberland survived the war and remained in UNSC service until 2212.

UNSC L Hailey Cooper

The UNSC L Hailey Cooper was commissioned in 2188, effectively rendering the already redundant Reliance-class obsolete. The L Hailey Cooper was named for an innovate and accomplished UNSC Air Force general and was the principal communications relay ship of the Home Fleet from its commission until 2501, undergoing several upgrades during its career. The interplanetary spaceship remained in service, however, and was transferred to the Office of Naval Intelligence for extensive reconstruction and employment as a special purpose intelligence ship. The L Hailey Cooper participated in the Sol Campaign in 2552, crucially jamming regional Covenant communications and inhibiting Covenant officers from effectively coordinating their forces in the Belt and outer system. (1,783 meters)

UNSC The Space Between

The UNSC The Space Between was commissioned as an interstellar communications relay ship in 2442. The official records of The Space Between during its service was remarkably uneventful and boring, despite the ship serving throughout the Insurrection and most of the Human-Covenant War. Postwar investigations revealed its original history for the sham that it was: The Space Between was variously designated in secret as a multipurpose cruiser, experimental prowler, signals ship, and research ship, all under the direct authority of the Office of Naval Intelligence. (977 meters)

Destroyer tenders

UNSC destroyer tenders provided maintenance support for flotillas of destroyers and other escort ships.

UNSC Reverie

The UNSC Reverie was commissioned in 2082 as a fleet depot ship. The Reverie was reclassified as a destroyer tender in 2105 and remained in service until 2180; the tender was sold and preserved as a naval museum. (618 meters)

UNSC Rifleman

The UNSC Rifleman was commissioned as a security ship tender in 2093 and was relcassified as a destroyer tender in 2105. The Rifleman was irreparably damaged by Frieden forces in 2167 during the Battle of the Belt. (478 meters)

UNSC Renaissance

The UNSC Renaissance was commissioned in 2094. Originally designated as a fleet depot ship, the Renaissance was classified as a destroyer tender in 2105. The Renaissance remained in service until 2184. (544 meters)

Shinano-class

The Shinano-class destroyer tenders served the UNSA and UNSC from 2096 to 2187. Originally commissioned as the Shinano-class security ship tenders, the class was built by Hayashi Spacecraft alongside the Kyoto-class security ships. When the Space Authority reclassified most of its security ships as destroyers in 2105, the 20 ships of the Shinano-class were similarly reclassified as destroyer tenders. Six were lost to enemy action during the Interplanetary War. The remaining Shinano tenders remained in service as destroyer tenders into the 2180s; following the decommissioning of the last Kyoto destroyer in 2180, the class remained in service as both destroyer tenders and miscellaneous depot ships. (360 meters)

Tender	Commission	Struck	Details
Shinano	2096	2186	The UNSC Shinano was commissioned in 2096 and was decommissioned in 2186.
Tone †	2097	2167	The UNSC Tone was commissioned in 2097 and was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2167 during the Battle of the Belt.
Ishikari	2098	2187	The UNSC Ishikari was commissioned in 2098 and was decommissioned in 2187.
Teshio	2099	2167	The UNSC Teshio was commissioned in 2099 and was damaged beyond repair by Frieden forces in 2167 during the Battle of the Belt.
Kitakami	2100	2186	The UNSC Kitakami was commissioned in 2100 and was decommissioned in 2186.
Abukuma	2101	2186	The UNSC Abukuma was commissioned in 2101 and was decommissioned in 2186.
Kiso	2102	2186	The UNSC Kiso was commissioned in 2102 and was decommissioned in 2186.
Mogami †	2103	2167	The UNSC Mogami was commissioned in 2103 and was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2167 during the Siege of Ceres.
Tenryū	2104	2186	The UNSC Tenryū was commissioned in 2104 and was decommissioned in 2186.
Agano	2105	2186	The UNSC Agano was commissioned in 2105 and was decommissioned in 2186.
Shimanto	2106	2168	The UNSC Shimanto was commissioned in 2108 and was irreparably damaged by Frieden forces in 2168 during the Battle of the Belt.
Gōnokawa †	2107	2169	The UNSC Gōnokawa was commissioned in 2107 and was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2169 during the Battle of the Belt.
Yoshino	2108	2187	The UNSC Yoshino was commissioned in 2108 and was decommissioned in 2187.
Kumano	2109	2187	The UNSC Kumano was commissioned in 2109 and was decommissioned in 2187.
Arakawa	2110	2186	The UNSC Arakawa was commissioned in 2110 and was decommissioned in 2186.
Ōi	2111	2167	The UNSC Ōi was commissioned in 2111 and was damaged beyond repair by Frieden forces in 2167 during the Battle of 3 Juno.
Nagara	2112	2187	The UNSC Nagara was commissioned in 2112 and was decommissioned in 2187.
Tokachi	2113	2187	The UNSC Tokachi was commissioned in 2113 and was decommissioned in 2187.
Kushiro	2114	2187	The UNSC Kushiro was commissioned in 2114 and was decommissioned in 2187.
Hii	2115	2186	The UNSC Hii was commissioned in 2115 and was decommissioned in 2186.

UNSC Arrowhead

The UNSC Arrowhead was commissioned in 2097 as a security ship tender. The Arrowhead was classified as a destroyer tender in 2105 and remained in service until 2180. (521 meters)

UNSC Duke

The UNSC Duke entered service in 2098. Originally a fleet depot ship, the Duke was classified as a destroyer tender in 2105 and remained in that role until it was irreparably damaged by Frieden forces in 2169 during the Battle of the Belt. (581 meters)

UNSC Destiny

The UNSC Destiny followed the Duke into service in 2100 as another fleet depot ship. Reclassified as a destroyer tender in 2105, the Destiny remained in active service until it was retired in 2180. (633 meters)

UNSC Blizzard

The UNSC Blizzard was commissioned in 2103. The last of the fleet depot ships to enter service, the Blizzard, like its peers, was reclassified as a destroyer tender in 2105. The Blizzard was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2168 during the Siege of Ceres. (701 meters)

UNSC Sharpshooter

The UNSC Sharpshooter was commissioned in 2106 and was decommissioned in 2192. (544 meters)

UNSC Saint Lawrence

THe UNSC Saint Lawrence was commissioned in 2110 alongside the new Halifax-class destroyers. The Saint Lawrence was the first of several unique destroyer tenders built that followed the style set by the earlier Shinano tenders of being named for rivers. The Saint Lawrence survived the war and was decommissioned in 2215. (617 meters)

UNSC Mackenzie

The UNSC Mackenzie was commissioned in 2114 and remained in service until 2210. (592 meters)

UNSC Mississippi

The UNSC Mississippi was commissioned in 2119. The Mississippi was decommissioned in 2236. (662 meters)

UNSC Ohio

The UNSC Ohio was commissioned in 2122 and was decommissioned in 2226. (640 meters)

UNSC Yellowstone

The UNSC Yellowstone was commissioned in 2131. The Yellowstone was built specifically for belt patrol operations and spent most of its career supporting Damascus and Dragoon frigates. The Yellowstone was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2169 during the Battle of the Belt. (635 meters)

UNSC Prince

The UNSC Prince entered service in 2136 and was the first of the informally nicknamed "P-group large destroyer tenders". The Prince remained in service until 2242. (745 meters)

UNSC Patrician

The UNSC Patrician was commissioned in 2140 and was decommissioned in 2257. (760 meters)

UNSC Panther

The UNSC Panther was commissioned in 2144. The Panther was damaged beyond repair by Frieden forces in January 2170 during the Trojan Offensive. (702 meters)

UNSC Paramount

The UNSC Paramount was commissioned in 2152 and remained in service until 2263. (724 meters)

Tigris-class

The Tigris-class destroyer tenders began entering service in 2162. Twenty-four were ultimately completed. The class was ordered in August 2160 in the aftermath of the Jovian Moons Campaign, after fleet officers determined that the existing destroyer tenders had been insufficient to the needs of the destroyer flotillas during the crisis. The largest destroyer tenders of the Interplanetary Era, the Tigris-class measured 880 meters and were capable of supporting effectively any destroyer, frigate, or corvette in service during the Interplanetary War. The class remained active in the fleet long after the end of the war, with the last member, the Rhine, finally being decommissioned in 2301. (880 meters)

Tender	Commission	Struck	Details
Tigris	2162	2169	The UNSC Tigris was commissioned in 2162. The Tigris was damaged beyond repair in 2169 during the Jupiter Campaign.
Ganges	2162	2266	The UNSC Ganges was commissioned in 2162. The Ganges survived the war and was decommissioned in 2266.
Nile	2163	2266	The UNSC Nile was commissioned in 2163. The Nile survived the war and was decommissioned in 2266.
Zambezi	2163	2167	The UNSC Zambezi was commissioned in 2163. The Zambezi was irreparably damaged by Frieden forces in 2167 during the Battle of the Belt.
Tiber	2164	2270	The UNSC Tiber was commissioned in 2164. The Tiber survived the war and was decommissioned in 2270.
Indus	2164	2271	The UNSC Indus was commissioned in 2164. The Indus survived the war and was decommissioned in 2271.
Amazon	2165	2270	The UNSC Amazon was commissioned in 2165. The Amazon survived the war and was decommissioned in 2270.
Irrawaddy	2165	2269	The UNSC Irrawaddy was commissioned in 2165. The Irrawaddy survived the war and was decommissioned in 2269.
Danube	2166	2168	The UNSC Danube was commissioned in 2166. The Danube, while being redeployed to support UNSC forces at the Siege of Ceres in 2168, was attacked and irreparably damaged by Frieden forces in the Belt.
Tanganyika	2166	2270	The UNSC Tanganyika was commissioned in 2166. The Tanganyika survived the war and was decommissioned in 2270.
Ebro	2167	2276	The UNSC Ebro was commissioned in 2167. The Ebro survived the war and was decommissioned in 2276.
Tagus	2167	2277	The UNSC Tagus was commissioned in 2167. The Tagus survived the war and was decommissioned in 2277.
Yangtze	2168	2279	The UNSC Yangtze was commissioned in 2168. The Yangtze survived the war and was decommissioned in 2279.
Volga	2168	2277	The UNSC Volga was commissioned in 2168. The Volga survived the war and was decommissioned in 2277.
Rio Grande	2169	2279	The UNSC Rio Grande was commissioned in 2169. The Rio Grande survived the war and was decommissioned in 2279.
Mekong	2169	2280	The UNSC Mekong was commissioned in 2169. The Mekong survived the war and was decommissioned in 2280.
Thames	2170	2288	The UNSC Thames was commissioned in 2170. The Thames was decommissioned in 2288.
Niger	2170	2291	The UNSC Niger was commissioned in 2170. The Niger was decommissioned in 2291.
Niagara	2172	2296	The UNSC Niagara was commissioned in 2172. The Niagara was decommissioned in 2296.
Isonzo	2173	2295	The UNSC Isonzo was commissioned in 2173. The Isonzo was decommissioned in 2295.
Marne	2174	2299	The UNSC Marne was commissioned in 2174. The Marne was decommissioned in 2299.
Rhine	2174	2301	The UNSC Rhine was commissioned in 2174. The Rhine was decommissioned in 2301.
Donets	2176	2298	The UNSC Donets was commissioned in 2176. The Donets was decommissioned in 2298.
Dnieper	2177	2299	The UNSC Dnieper was commissioned in 2177. The Dnieper was decommissioned in 2299.

Hospital ships

UNSC hospital ships were mobile medical facilities capable of treating hundreds to thousands of patients at a time and providing a considerable range of care. For most of the history of the UNSC Navy, hospital ships carried no weapons and were visually distinguishable from other UNSC space combatants. This practice came to a violent end with the outbreak of the Human-Covenant War as Covenant forces savagely attacked all UNSC and civilian ships without distinction.

UNSC Asclepius

Originally a medical research ship, the UNSC Asclepius was commissioned in 2115 by the UNSA. The Asclepius was decommissioned in 2176. (476 meters)

Human Kindness ships

Project: HUMAN KINDNESS was a public donation-funded endeavor that resulted in the construction and commissioning of five hospital ships. Human Kindness III was accidentally attacked by Frieden forces in 2164, for which the Jovian-based organization issued a rare apology. The hospital ships suffered no other attacks for the rest of the war and were decommissioned in the 2230s.

• UNSC Human Kindness (2122 — 2235) (546 meters)
• UNSC Human Kindness II (2131 — 2237) (572 meters)
• UNSC Human Kindness III (2146 — 2233) (611 meters)
• UNSC Human Kindness IV (2147 — 2238) (612 meters)
• UNSC Universal Goodwill (2152 — 2239) (701 meters)

UNSC Telesphorus

The UNSC Telesphorus was commissioned in April 2160. A privately funded medical research platform, the Telesphorus was considered for purchase by the UNSA before being donated to the organization in 2160. Following its commission, the Telesphorus became the first mobile medical platform of the Authority. Telesphorus was assigned to Luna for the duration of the fighting there, starting in 2162. In 2167, the Telesphorus was initially reassigned Jovian Space, but while underway, Frieden forces occupied Ceres and the medical platform was instead redeployed with UNSC response forces. Following the conclusion of the Siege of Ceres, the Telesphorus continued to Jovian Space where it spent the rest of the war. The platform resumed its original role as a medical research platform postwar. The UNSC Telesphorus was decommissioned in 2288. (688 meters)

UNSC Benevolence

The UNSC Benevolence was ordered during the Jovian Moons Campaign in March 2160 and was commissioned by the UNSA in early 2161. The 715-meter-long Benevolence served throughout the Interplanetary War. The hospital ship was retired in 2245. (715 meters)

UNSC Samaritan

The UNSC Samaritan was ordered in April 2160, less than a month after the Benevolence; the hospital ship was commissioned in July 2161. Samaritan was retired in 2247. (753 meters)

Sanctuary-class

The three Sanctuary-class hospital ships were ordered in late 2162 during the Inner System Crisis. The 655-meter-long hospital ships were present for many battles during the subsequent Interplanetary War. (655 meters)

• UNSC Sanctuary (2163 — 2279)
• UNSC Haven (2163 — 2276)
• UNSC Refuge (2164 — 2281)

UNSC Eleemosynary

The UNSC Eleemosynary entered service in November 2163 and was the last and largest hospital ship commissioned by the UNSA. Eleemosynary dwarfed her predecessors at a staggering 1,587 meters long and carrying more than a thousand medical personnel. Eleemosynary, accompanied by Benevolence and Sanctuary, traveled with the Mars Expedition and was present for both the Battle of Mars and the Battle of the Martian Moons. Eleemosynary remained in service until 2289. (1,587 meters)

MSF ships

In the 2130s, a dozen small transports were built for the express purpose of providing mobile medical assistance throughout the system. Named for the founders of Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), all twelve were commissioned into the UNSC in 2164. No MSF ships were lost during the Interplanetary War, although Gerard Pigeon and Philippe Bernier suffered minor damage in the Belt. All but Xavier Emmanuelli were decommissioned in 2185 and sold to civilian interests or scrapped; Xavier Emmanuelli remained in service with the Saturn Expedition until its return to Jovian Space in 2231. The last MSF hospital ship was decommissioned and sold as a museum piece. (574 meters)

UNSC Jacques Beres UNSC Philippe Bernier UNSC Raymond Borei UNSC Jean Cabrol UNSC Marcel Delcourt UNSC Xavier Emmanuelli

UNSC Pascal Bosviel UNSC Yves-Gerard Illouz UNSC Bernard Kouchner UNSC Gerard Pigeon UNSC Vladan Radoman UNSC Max Recamier

UNSC The City of Seven Hills

The UNSC The City of Seven Hills was commissioned in 2164. Ordered as an advanced medical and surgical research ship, it was completed as a hospital ship with prototypal surgical wards and laboratories. The The City of Seven Hills was decommissioned in 2315. (982 meters)

UNSC Scandinavia

The UNSC Scandinavia was commissioned in 2165. Both a mobile hospital and a medical research ship, the Scandinavia was involved in improving intensive care, infirmaries, and surgical units. The hospital ship was decommissioned in 2341. (1,070 meters)

UNSC Angel of Mercy

The 556-meter-long UNSC Angel of Mercy was commissioned in 2165 as a high-speed hospital ship. Sometimes called an evacuation transport or emergency relief ship, the Angel of Mercy was a common sight in the Belt during the Interplanetary War. The hospital ship was involved in many convoy operations and interventions. Angel of Mercy was decommissioned in 2286. (556 meters)

UNSC Intercessor

Built along the same lines as the Eleemosynary, the 1,200-meter-long UNSC Intercessor was commissioned in 2166. The hospital ship was decommissioned in 2302. (1,200 meters)

UNSC Merciful Intentions

The 1,000-meter-long UNSC Merciful Intentions was commissioned in 2168. The hospital ship served primarily in the belt, but was made available for the Trojan Offensive in 2170. Merciful Intentions was decommissioned in 2261. (1,000 meters)

UNSC Lotus

The UNSC Lotus was commissioned in 2168. Both a hospital and a medical research ship, the Lotus was involved in the development of zero-gravity therapies and rehabilitation treatments. The Lotus was decommissioned in 2321. (886 meters)

Relief-class

The 842-meter-long Relief-class hospital ships began entering service in early 2169. (842 meters)

Hospital ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Relief	2169	2298	The UNSC Relief was commissioned in 2169. The hospital ship was decommissioned in 2298 and scrapped.
Solace	2169	2299	The UNSC Solace was commissioned in 2169. The hospital ship was decommissioned in 2299 and scrapped.
Comfort	2169	2305	The UNSC Comfort was commissioned in 2169. The hospital ship was decommissioned in 2305 and scrapped.
Mercy	2170	2305	The UNSC Mercy was commissioned in 2170. The hospital ship was decommissioned in 2305 and scrapped.
Hope	2170	2301	The UNSC Hope was commissioned in 2170. The hospital ship was decommissioned in 2301 and scrapped.
Repose	2171	2308	The UNSC Repose was commissioned in 2171. The hospital ship was decommissioned in 2308 and scrapped.
Kindness	2171	2308	The UNSC Kindness was commissioned in 2171. The hospital ship was decommissioned in 2308 and scrapped.

UNSC Consolation

The 845-meter-long UNSC Consolation entered service in 2186. Originally ordered as the eighth Relief-class hospital ship, construction was paused in August 2170 and resumed with considerable modifications in 2174. Consolation was decommissioned in 2318. (845 meters)

UNSC Universal Goodwill

The UNSC Universal Goodwill was commissioned in 2242 as the premier hospital ship of the UNSC. Universal Goodwill was decommissioned in 2391. (1,442 meters)

Eleemosynary-class

The Eleemosynary-class hospital ships replaced the aging pre-war ships the UNSC had relied upon for almost a century. At 1,618 meters long, they outsized their predecessors and outmatched them in capabilities and capacity. (1,618 meters)

Hospital ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Eleemosynary	2296	2404	The UNSC Eleemosynary was commissioned in 2296. The hospital ship was decommissioned in 2404 and scrapped.
Benevolence	2300	2410	The UNSC Benevolence was commissioned in 2300. The hospital ship was decommissioned in 2410 and scrapped.
Sanctuary	2305	2417	The UNSC Sanctuary was commissioned in 2305. The hospital ship was decommissioned in 2417 and scrapped.
Intercessor	2311	2421	The UNSC Intercessor was commissioned in 2311. The hospital ship was decommissioned in 2421 and scrapped.
Tranquility	2313	2436	The UNSC Tranquility was commissioned in 2313. The hospital ship was decommissioned in 2436 and scrapped.

Solace-class

The Solace-class were the first interstellar hospital ships of the UNSC. Entering service during the Inner Colony Wars, the 2,500-meter-long Solace hospital ships were based on Phoenix-class colony ship hulls. With colony ships still in critical demand, the UEG approved the repurposing of only two Phoenix hulls for use as hospital ships. Both Solace-class hospital ships remained in service until their destruction during the Human-Covenant War in the 2530s. (2,500 meters)

Hospital ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Solace †	2391	2533	The UNSC Solace was commissioned in 2391. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2533.
Consolation †	2393	2531	The UNSC Consolation was commissioned in 2393. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2531.

Samaritan-class

The 1,400-meter-long Samaritan-class hospital ships began entering service in the late 2390s. Built throughout the Inner Colony Wars, the Samaritan hospital ships served for the duration and beyond. Originally intended to be retired in the 2490s, the outbreak of Insurrection kept the class in service. The class subsequently saw action during the Human-Covenant War; after heavy losses in the late 2520s, the remaining Samaritan, Intercessor, and Tranquility hospital ships were withdrawn from frontline service. Losses continued, however, and the last Samaritan hospital ship, the UNSC Haven, was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2550. (1,400 meters)

Hospital ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Samaritan †	2395	2529	The UNSC Samaritan was commissioned in 2395. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2529.
Serenity †	2395	2528	The UNSC Serenity was commissioned in 2395. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2528.
Relief †	2397	2530	The UNSC Relief was commissioned in 2397. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2530.
Mercy †	2398	2527	The UNSC Mercy was commissioned in 2398. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2527.
Compassion †	2399	2544	The UNSC Compassion was commissioned in 2399. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2544.
Repose †	2399	2545	The UNSC Repose was commissioned in 2399. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2545.
Charity †	2400	2541	The UNSC Charity was commissioned in 2400. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2541.
Haven †	2401	2550	The UNSC Haven was commissioned in 2401. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2550.
Hope †	2401	2527	The UNSC Hope was commissioned in 2401. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2527.
Kindness †	2404	2528	The UNSC Kindness was commissioned in 2404. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2528.
Goodwill †	2405	2529	The UNSC Goodwill was commissioned in 2405. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2529.
Comfort †	2405	2528	The UNSC Comfort was commissioned in 2405. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2528.
Consideration †	2408	2542	The UNSC Consideration was commissioned in 2408. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2542.
Bountiful †	2409	2537	The UNSC Bountiful was commissioned in 2409. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2537.

Intercessor-class

The Intercessor-class, sometimes called the Samaritan II-class, entered service in the 2430s. Essentially an upgraded version of the Samaritan design, the Intercessor hospital ships were 200 meters longer and marginally faster. Of the dozen members of the class, only the UNSC Benevolence survived the Human-Covenant War. (1,600 meters)

Hospital ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Intercessor †	2435	2547	The UNSC Intercessor was commissioned in 2435. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2547.
Angel of Mercy †	2435	2531	The UNSC Angel of Mercy was commissioned in 2435. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2531.
Blessings †	2436	2526	The UNSC Blessings was commissioned in 2436. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2526.
Sanctuary †	2437	2528	The UNSC Sanctuary was commissioned in 2437. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2528.
Sacred Duty †	2439	2544	The UNSC Sacred Duty was commissioned in 2439. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2544.
Eleemosynary †	2442	2538	The UNSC Eleemosynary was commissioned in 2442. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2539.
Universal Purpose †	2444	2530	The UNSC Universal Purpose was commissioned in 2444. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2530.
Benevolence	2444	2587	The UNSC Benevolence was commissioned in 2444. The hospital ship survived the Insurrection and the Human-Covenant War and was decommissioned in 2587.
Mission of Mercy †	2446	2528	The UNSC Mission of Mercy was commissioned in 2446. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2528.
Spirit of Serenity †	2448	2537	The UNSC Spirit of Serenity was commissioned in 2448. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2537.

Tranquility-class

The Tranquility-class, sometimes called the Samaritan III-class, entered service in the 2470s. Only the Refuge and the Memory of Solferino survived the Human-Covenant War. (1,630 meters)

Hospital ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Tranquility †	2472	2529	The UNSC Tranquility was commissioned in 2472. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2529.
Refuge	2474	2596	The UNSC Refuge was commissioned in 2474. The hospital ship survived the Human-Covenant War and was decommissioned in 2596.
Oath of Hippocrates †	2475	2548	The UNSC Oath of Hippocrates was commissioned in 2475. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2548.
Merciful Intentions †	2475	2542	The UNSC Merciful Intentions was commissioned in 2475. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2542.
Memory of Solferino	2479	2599	The UNSC Memory of Solferino was commissioned in 2479. The hospital ship survived the Human-Covenant War and was decommission in 2599.
Sacred Inspiration †	2480	2527	The UNSC Sacred Inspiration was commissioned in 2480. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2527.
Forbearance †	2482	2551	The UNSC Forbearance was commissioned in 2482. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2551.
Care and Clarity †	2484	2549	The UNSC Care and Clarity was commissioned in 2484. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2549.
Universal Welcome †	2485	2537	The UNSC Universal Welcome was commissioned in 2485. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2537.
Sacred Sacrifice †	2488	2530	The UNSC Sacred Sacrifice was commissioned in 2488. The hospital ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2530.

UNSC Hopeful

The UNSC Hopeful was commissioned in 2495 and was perhaps the most iconic hospital ship in the history of the UNSC. Originally constructed as a civilian medical platform from 2486 to 2491, the Hopeful was requisitioned by the UNSC and was significantly upgraded to become largest hospital ship ever commissioned. Hopeful was active throughout the Insurrection and the Human-Covenant War, seeing considerable action in both conflicts. Hopeful survived the war. (1,157 meters)

UNSC Ataraxy

The UNSC Ataraxy was commissioned in 2540. (2,117 meters)

Mobile dockyards

UNSC Stalwart Fortitude

The UNSC Stalwart Fortitude was commissioned in 2050 by the UN Office of Outer Space Affairs. Predating the United Nations Space Command by over a hundred years, the 2200-meter-long Stalwart Fortitude was an immense mobile dockyard and the first commissioned for that purpose by the fledgling UNSC. The Stalwart Fortitude ceased operations as a mobile dockyard in 2293 and became the central hub of the UNSC's Martian Fleet Reserve. The ex-dockyard would eventually be partially dismembered in 2365, becoming the SF-1, SF-2, and SF-3 reserve docks.

Titan dockyards

The Titan dockyards were purchased from the bankrupt Titan Space Logistics and began entering service in 2099. (1,166 meters)

Ship Name	Commission	Struck	Details
TITAN_01Titan I	2099	2254	The UNSC Titan I was commissioned in 2099 and was decommissioned in 2254.
TITAN_02Titan II	2099	2255	The UNSC Titan II was commissioned in 2099 and was decommissioned in 2255.
TITAN_03Titan III	2099	2252	The UNSC Titan III was commissioned in 2099 and was decommissioned in 2252.
TITAN_04Titan IV	2099	2258	The UNSC Titan IV was commissioned in 2099 and was decommissioned in 2258.
TITAN_05Titan V	2100	2260	The UNSC Titan V was commissioned in 2100 and was decommissioned in 2260.
TITAN_06Titan VI	2100	2256	The UNSC Titan VI was commissioned in 2100 and was decommissioned in 2256.
TITAN_07Titan VII	2101	2302	The UNSC Titan VII was commissioned in 2101 and was decommissioned in 2302. Following the conclusion of the Interplanetary War, the Titan VII was eventually reassigned to Saturnian Space and remained in service there until 2302.
TITAN_08Titan VIII	2102	2259	The UNSC Titan VIII was commissioned in 2102 and was decommissioned in 2259.
TITAN_09Titan IX	2102	2187	The UNSC Titan IX was commissioned in 2102. The Titan IX was moderately damaged during the Interplanetary War but remained in service and survived the war. The Titan IX was decommissioned in 2187.
TITAN_10Titan X	2102	2266	The UNSC Titan X was commissioned in 2102 and was decommissioned in 2266.

UNSC Arc de Triomphe

The UNSC Arc de Triomphe was commissioned in 2160 and was decommissioned in 2299. (1,860 meters) [Resolution 9066 dockyard]

UNSC Empire

The UNSC Empire was commissioned in 2164 and was decommissioned in 2233. (1,454 meters) [Resolution 9066 dockyard]

UNSC Daedalus

The UNSC Daedalus was commissioned in 2164 and was decommissioned in 2343. (1,645 meters)

UNSC Habakkuk

The UNSC Habakkuk was commissioned in 2165 and was decommissioned in 2191. (1,376 meters) [Resolution 9066 dockyard]

UNSC Anchorage

The UNSC Anchorage was commissioned in 2166 and was deployed to the Jupiter Expeditionary Fleet. The Anchorage was decommissioned in 2336 and followed the role of the old Stalwart Fortitude, becoming a waystation for the UNSC Jovian Fleet Reserve. (1,891 meters)

UNSC Master of Fortresses

The UNSC Master of Fortresses was commissioned in 2167 and was decommissioned in 2372. (2,660 meters) [Resolution 9066 dockyard]

UNSC Tectonic

The UNSC Tectonic was commissioned in 2168 and was placed in reserve in 2433. (2,080 meters)

UNSC Ten Thousand Hammers

Originally a Frieden mobile dockyard, the uniquely named UNSC Ten Thousand Hammers was commissioned into the UNSC Navy in 2170 after being captured during the Trojan Offensive. Remembered primarily for its speed, nonexistent armor, and silly name, the mobile dockyard remained in service until 2196, when it was decommissioned and placed in the Triton Reserve. (1,076 meters)

UNSC Harkness

The UNSC Harkness was commissioned in 2247 and was destroyed in 2552. (2,571 meters)

UNSC Requisite

The UNSC Requisite was commissioned in 2386. (3,676 meters)

UNSC Great Green Dragon

The UNSC Great Green Dragon was commissioned in 2399. (3,686 meters)

UNSC Commodore

The UNSC Commodore was commissioned in 2458 as part of Project: FORTRESS. (3,899 meters)

Tunguska-class

Main article: Tunguska-class mobile dockyard

The Tunguska-class was originally planned as a potential supercarrier class for the Colonial Military Administration, before being supplanted by the more powerful Punic design. Nevertheless, the CMA proceeded with construction, reworking the Tunguska carriers into enormous mobile dockyards. While only the first four started construction as supercarriers, a total of eighteen were ultimately built for both the CMA and the UNSC. The class performed well alongside refit stations during the Insurrection and the Human-Covenant War, although the class suffered frightful losses during the latter: only two survived the war.

Prowler tenders

Silent Safeguard-class

The Silent Safeguard-class prowler tenders were commissioned from 2296 to 2305 and were built to support the Silent Service-class light prowlers. (209 meters)

• UNSC Silent Safeguard (2296 - 2367)
• UNSC Silent Support (2299 - 2375)
• UNSC Silent Security (2302 - 2389)
• UNSC Silent Steel (2305 - 2393)

UNSC Silent Chorus

The UNSC Silent Chorus was commissioned in 2325 and was decommissioned in 2411. (212 meters)

Grey Veil-class

The six Grey Veil-class prowler tenders were commissioned from 2399 to 2413. (326 meters)

• UNSC Grey Veil (2399)
• UNSC Dark Visage (2402)
• UNSC Out of the Void (2404)
• UNSC Night Operations (2407)
• UNSC In Service to Shadows (2410)
• UNSC Silent Rendezvous (2413)

Astral Equinox-class

The Astral Equinox-class prowler tenders began entering service in 2539.

Repair ships

Technical-class

The Technical-class were the first purpose-built repair ships of the UNSA and began joining the fleet in 2087. The class remained in service until 2204. (640 meters)

Repair ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Technical †	2084	2166	The UNSC Technical was commissioned in 2084 and was destroyed in 2166 during the Battle of the Belt.
Tech Specialist	2085	2188	The UNSC Tech Specialist was commissioned in 2085 and was decommissioned in 2188.
Technique	2087	2188	The UNSC Technique was commissioned in 2087 and was decommissioned in 2188.
Technician	2089	2196	The UNSC Technician was commissioned in 2089 and was decommissioned in 2196.
Tech Wizard	2090	2197	The UNSC Tech Wizard was commissioned in 2090 and was decommissioned in 2197.
Technical Prowess	2091	2199	The UNSC Technical Prowess was commissioned in 2091 and was decommissioned in 2199.
Tech Titan	2091	2204	The UNSC Tech Titan was commissioned in 2091 and was decommissioned in 2204.

UNSC Recovery

The UNSC Recovery was commissioned by the UNSA in 2120 and was decommissioned in 2207. (870 meters)

UNSC Rapid Resolution

The UNSC Rapid Resolution was commissioned by the UNSA in 2155 and was decommissioned in 2236. (455 meters)

UNSC Arditya

The SF2144 support freighter UNSC Aditya (846 meters) was built in 2147 and was requisitioned for use as a repair ship in April 2160. The Aditya was deployed to Jovian Space from May 2160 to March 2164, redeploying to Mars in the aftermath of the Battle of the Martian Moons. The Aditya remained attached to the UNSC Expeditionary Fleet for the rest of the war. Following the official end of the conflict, the Aditya was in demand throughout Jovian Space and the Belt for repair and salvage operations. The repair ship was twice overhauled, first in 2215 and again in 2268. The Aditya was decommissioned in 2312 after more than 150 years of service and was placed in reserve.

UNSC Great Restorer of Ganymede

The UNSC Great Restorer of Ganymede was purchased from colonial interests and commissioned in 2161. The enormous repair ship remained in service until 2276. (1,056 meters)

UNSC Ural

The SF2150 mobile service center UNSC Ural (912 meters) was requisitioned for use as a repair ship in November 2161. The Ural was decommissioned and placed in reserve in 2288.

UNSC Vengeance and Recompense

The SF2162 recovery operations platform UNSC Vengeance and Recompense (1,886 meters) was requisitioned for use as a repair ship in March 2164. The Vengeance and Recompense was decommissioned in 2317 and placed in reserve.

Ceres-class

The Ceres-class light repair ships were ordered in the wake of the devastating Battle of the Martian Moons in March 2164. Small and cramped, the Ceres repair ships were built to fulfill a desperately needed niche in the auxiliary fleet: recovery operations and battle damage repair. Despite suffering heavy losses, the small repair ships were successful in their intended role and filled the gap until more powerful and capable ships could be produced in sufficient numbers. (370 meters)

Repair ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Ceres †	2164	2167	The UNSC Ceres was commissioned in November 2164. The Ceres was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2167 during the Jupiter Campaign.
Pallas †	2164	2165	The UNSC Pallas was commissioned in December 2164. The Pallas was destroyed by Frieden forces in August 2165 during the Fleet action of 2165.
Juno ‡	2164	2166	The UNSC Juno was commissioned in December 2164. The Juno was damaged beyond repair by Frieden forces in 2166 during the Jupiter Campaign.
Vesta	2165	2172	The UNSC Vesta was commissioned in January 2165. The Vesta survived the war and was decommissioned in 2172.
Astraea	2165	2177	The UNSC Astraea was commissioned in January 2165. The Astraea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2177.
Hebe †	2165	2166	The UNSC Hebe was commissioned in January 2165. The Hebe was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2166 during the Battle of the Belt.
Iris ‡	2165	2166	The UNSC Iris was commissioned in January 2165. The Iris was damaged beyond repair by Frieden forces in 2166 during the Jupiter Campaign.
Flora	2165	2174	The UNSC Flora was commissioned in January 2165. The Flora survived the war and was decommissioned in 2174.
Metis †	2165	2167	The UNSC Metis was commissioned in February 2165. The Metis was scuttled in July 2167 during the Fall of Ceres.
Hygiea ‡	2165	2169	The UNSC Hygiea was commissioned in February 2165. The Hygiea was irreparably damaged by Frieden forces in 2169 during the Jupiter Campaign.
Parthenope ‡	2165	2170	The UNSC Parthenope was commissioned in February 2165. The Parthenope was damaged beyond repair by Frieden forces in January 2170 during the Trojan Offensive.
Victoria	2165	2182	The UNSC Victoria was commissioned in February 2165 and shortly thereafter began a legendary career. Considered to be one of the luckiest ships in the fleet, the Victoria miraculously escaped damage in several engagements despite extremely near misses by Frieden forces. In just over five years of service, the Victoria was attacked thirty-six times by Frieden ships and twice by Frieden artillery and in all thirty-eight instances, the repair ship suffered only superficial damage. The Victoria remained in service until 2182 and was retired with much fanfare before being donated to the Lunar Naval Museum.
Egeria ‡	2165	2166	The UNSC Egeria was commissioned in February 2165. The Egeria was crippled during a capture attempt by Koslovic forces in 2166 during the Battle of the Belt.
Irene	2165	2172	The UNSC Irene was commissioned in February 2165. The Irene survived the war and was decommissioned in 2172.
Eunomia †	2165	2165	The UNSC Eunomia was commissioned in March 2165. The Eunomia was destroyed by Frieden forces six months later in September during the Battle of the Belt.
Psyche ‡	2165	2169	The UNSC Psyche was commissioned in March 2165. The Psyche was mauled in early 2169 by Frieden forces during the Jupiter Campaign.
Thetis	2165	2176	The UNSC Thetis was commissioned in March 2165. In late 2166, the Thetis suffered major damage during the Europa Whirlwind with practically 40 meters of its bow blown off. Nevertheless, the Thetis was fully repaired and returned to service. The Thetis was decommissioned in 2176.
Melpomene ‡	2165	2167	The UNSC Melpomene was commissioned in March 2165. The Melpomene was damaged beyond repair in July 2167: the repair ship was assisting in evacuating dock personnel during the Fall of Ceres and suffered critical damage while escaping Frieden forces.
Fortuna	2165	2172	The UNSC Fortuna was commissioned in March 2165. The Fortuna survived the war and was decommissioned in 2172.
Massalia †	2165	2168	The UNSC Massalia was commissioned in March 2165 and was destroyed in 2168. While undergoing refits at Ceres, the repair ship was captured during the Frieden occupation in 2167; Massalia was scuttled by Frieden forces as the UNSC retook the colony in 2168.
Lutetia †	2165	2167	The UNSC Lutetua was commissioned in March 2165. The Lutetia was destroyed by Frieden forces in April 2167 during the Fall of Juno.
Kalliope †	2165	2169	The UNSC Kalliope was commissioned in March 2165. The Kalliope was blown in two in 2169 during the Battle of the Belt.
Thalia †	2165	2165	The UNSC Thalia was commissioned in March 2165. Both the Thalia and the Themis were lost to a Frieden attack during the Jovian Action in early August 2165.
Themis †	2165	2165	The UNSC Themis was commissioned in March 2165. Both the Themis and the Thalia were lost to a Frieden attack during the Jovian Action in early August 2165.
Phocaea †	2165	2167	The UNSC Phocaea was commissioned in April 2165. The Phocaea was crippled by Frieden forces in 2167 and was subsequently scuttled. (Battle of the Belt)
Proserpina	2165	2172	The UNSC Proserpina was commissioned in April 2165. The Proserpina survived the war and was decommissioned in 2172.
Euterpe †	2165	2170	The UNSC Euterpe was commissioned in April 2165. The Euterpe was destroyed in January 2170 during the Trojan Offensive.
Bellona †	2165	2170	The UNSC Bellona was commissioned in April 2165. The Bellona was crippled by Frieden forces and scuttled in February 2170. (Battle of the Belt)
Amphitrite ‡	2165	2166	The UNSC Amphitrite was commissioned in April 2165. The Amphitrite was irreparably damaged during a capture attempt by Frieden forces in 2166 during the Battle of the Belt.
Urania	2165	2177	The UNSC Urania was commissioned in April 2165. The Urania suffered moderate damage during a Frieden attack on March 3, 2170, in one of the last actions of the war. The Urania was decommissioned in 2177.
Euphrosyne †	2165	2168	The UNSC Euphrosyne was commissioned in April 2165. The Euphrosyne was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2168 during the Battle of the Belt.
Pomona	2165	2176	The UNSC Pomona was commissioned in April 2165. The Pomona survived the war and was decommissioned in 2176.
Polyhymnia †	2165	2166	The UNSC Polyhymnia was commissioned in April 2165. The Polyhymnia was damaged by Frieden forces in 2167 and scuttled. (Battle of the Belt)
Circe †	2165	2169	The UNSC Circe was commissioned in April 2165. The Circe was destroyed by Frieden forces in September 2169 during the Braam-Saburov Offensive.
Leukothea ‡	2165	2167	The UNSC Leukothea was commissioned in May 2165. The Leukothea was badly damaged during the Fall of Juno in April 2167 and was decommissioned later that year.
Atalante	2165	2176	The UNSC Atalante was commissioned in May 2165. The Atalante survived the war and was decommissioned in 2176.
Fides	2165	2181	The UNSC Fides was commissioned in May 2165. The Fides was damaged twice in 2167 and 2168 during the Jupiter Campaign, but both times the repair ship survived handily and remained in service until 2181.
Leda †	2165	2167	The UNSC Leda was commissioned in May 2165. The Leda was captured by Frieden forces during the occupation of Juno in 2167 and subsequently scuttled.
Laetitia †	2165	2167	The UNSC Laetitia was commissioned in May 2165. The Laetitia was captured by Frieden forces during the occupation of Juno in 2167 and subsequently scuttled.
Harmonia †	2165	2166	The UNSC Harmonia was commissioned in May 2165. While underway to Europa as part of a convoy in 2166, the Harmonia was crippled by Frieden forces and subsequently scuttled. (Battle of the Belt)
Daphne	2165	2179	The UNSC Daphne was commissioned in May 2165. The Daphne suffered light damage from a bombing attempt while in port in 2166 but escaped the war otherwise unscathed. The Daphne was decommissioned in 2179.
Isis †	2165	2168	The UNSC Isis was commissioned in May 2165. The Isis was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2168 during the Battle of the Belt.
Ariadne ‡	2165	2167	The UNSC Ariadne was commissioned in May 2165. As part of a support convoy heading to Europa in 2167, the Ariadne was lost when the small repair ship made a valiant ram attack against a Frieden raider. Both ships suffered catastrophic damage, but the attack of the Ariadne saved the rest of the convoy from further harm.
Nysa	2165	2178	The UNSC Nysa was commissioned in May 2165. The Nysa survived the war and was decommissioned in 2178.
Eugenia	2165	2176	The UNSC Eugenia was commissioned in May 2165. In late 2166, the Eugenia was the centerpiece of a colonial bloodbath. While undergoing refits, the repair ship was seized by Frieden forces who occupied it and the dock for a few hours before being stormed by a Koslovic militia. Both sides fought for control of the dock and the repair ship for two hours before UNSC forces arrived to capture the survivors. Despite the violence, the Eugenia subsequently completed its refit and returned to service. The Eugenia survived the war and was decommissioned in 2176.
Hestia	2165	2179	The UNSC Hestia was commissioned in May 2165. The Hestia survived the war and was decommissioned in 2179.
Aglaja †	2165	2169	The UNSC Aglaja was commissioned in May 2165. The Aglaja was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2169 during the Battle of the Belt.
Doris	2165	2181	The UNSC Doris was commissioned in May 2165. The Doris escaped likely capture and destruction in the Fall of Ceres, departing the colony just 22 hours before the Fireden assault. The Doris survived the war unscathed and was decommissioned in 2181.
Pales †	2165	2167	The UNSC Pales was commissioned in May 2165. The Pales was destroyed by Frieden forces near Callisto in 2167 during the Jupiter Campaign.
Virginia	2165	2181	The UNSC Virginia was commissioned in May 2165. The Virginia survived the war and was decommissioned in 2181.

UNSC Tuscan Valley

The SF2157 support platform UNSC Tuscan Valley (964 meters) was requisitioned for use as a repair ship in November 2165. The Tuscan Valley was decommissioned and placed in reserve in 2280.

UNSC Hephaestus

The UNSC Hephaestus was commissioned in November 2165. Previously a company repair ship of the same name, the Hephaestus was one of the Trojan Resources ships to flee the Jovian Trojans in September 2165. With the effective disintegration of Trojan Resources (TR), remaining company leadership turned over space assets for use by the UNSC. Hephaestus operated primarily in Jovian Space for the duration of the Interplanetary War and participated in the 2170 Trojan Offensive. The repair ship was decommissioned in 2241. (956 meters)

UNSC Briseis

The UNSC Briseis was commissioned in December 2165. Formerly a TR maintenance ship, the Briseis had been damaged while fleeing the Jovian Trojans and required repairs before being commissioned. Briseis remained in Jovian Space as a UNSC repair ship until being decommissioned in 2188. (730 meters)

Europa-class

The Europa-class repair ships were ordered during the costly and traumatic Battle of the Martian Moons. The six repair ships of the Europa design were larger, faster, and hardier than previous designs. Larger than the Ceres-class but more conservative than the sizable Nemausa, the Europa class was prioritized for completion, with the first pair entering service in 2165. Two were lost to enemy action during the war. The last of the class was decommissioned in 2211. (550 meters)

Repair ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Europa †	2165	2169	The UNSC Europa was commissioned in June 2165. The Europa was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2169 during the Jupiter Campaign.
Kalypso	2165	2196	The UNSC Kalypso was commissioned in November 2165. The Kalypso survived the war and was decommissioned in 2196.
Alexandra	2166	2199	The UNSC Alexandra was commissioned in February 2166. The Alexandra survived the war and was decommissioned in 2199.
Pandora	2166	2198	The UNSC Pandora was commissioned in May 2166. The Pandora survived the war and was decommissioned in 2198.
Melete †	2166	2168	The UNSC Melete was commissioned in August 2166. The Melete was captured in 2167 by Frieden forces during the Fall of Ceres and was subsequently scuttled in 2168 during the UNSC liberation of the colony.
Mnemosyne	2166	2211	The UNSC Mnemosyne was commissioned in December 2166. The Mnemosyne survived the war and remained in service until 2211.

UNSC Concordia

The UNSC Concordia was commissioned in January 2166 and served with distinction in the belt and Jovian Space. The Concordia was decommissioned in 2279 and scrapped. (892 meters)

Elpis-class

The Elpis-class repair ships were ordered in August 2165 in the aftermath of the Fleet action of 2165 and began entering service in mid-2166. (875 meters)

Repair ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Elpis	2166	2225	The UNSC Elpis was commissioned in July 2166. The Elpis survived the war and was decommissioned in 2225.
Echo	2166	2228	The UNSC Echo was commissioned in October 2166. The Echo survived the war and was decommissioned in 2228.
Erato	2166	2231	The UNSC Erato was commissioned in December 2166. The Erato survived the war and was decommissioned in 2231.

UNSC Hecatoncheires

The UNSC Hecatoncheires was commissioned in September 2166 as the largest repair ship in the fleet, a title it held for the duration of its service. Measuring 2,028 meters in length, the huge Hecatoncheires was instrumental in managing underway repairs during the Europa Whirlwind and the Trojan Offensive. The Hecatoncheires was eventually decommissioned in 2328. (2,028 meters)

Ausonia-class

Both Ausonia-class repair ships were commissioned in November 2166. (1,240 meters)

Repair ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Ausonia	2166	2267	The UNSC Ausonia was commissioned in November 2166. The Ausonia survived the war and was decommissioned in 2267.
Angelina	2166	2269	The UNSC Angelina was commissioned in November 2166. The Angelina survived the war and was decommissioned in 2269.

UNSC Nemausa

The UNSC Nemausa was commissioned in February 2167. Originally ordered in 2165 as a modification of the Ceres design. Intended as a multirole frontline salvage and recovery repair ship, the Nemausa was delayed repeatedly by changes in her design document. As a result, the repair ship was only completed in December 2169. Nemausa was available for the Trojan Offensive and saw considerable action throughout the campaign: when the repair ship was retired in 2193, the Nemausa became a permanent museum ship in the Jovian Trojans. (733 meters)

Cybele-class

The Cybele-class repair ships began entering service in August 2167. The last of the large Interplanetary War-era repair ships, the Cybele class remained in service well into the 2200s; the last member of the class was decommissioned in 2302. (946 meters)

Repair ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Cybele	2167	2275	The UNSC Cybele was commissioned in August 2167. The Cybele survived the war and was decommissioned in 2275.
Maja	2167	2272	The UNSC Maja was commissioned in August 2167. The Maja survived the war and was decommissioned in 2272.
Asia	2167	2282	The UNSC Asia was commissioned in September 2167. The Asia survived the war and was decommissioned in 2282.
Leto	2167	2290	The UNSC Leto was commissioned in November 2167. The Leto survived the war and was decommissioned in 2290.
Hesperia	2168	2292	The UNSC Hesperia was commissioned in April 2168. The Hesperia survived the war and was decommissioned in 2292.
Panopaea	2168	2296	The UNSC Panopaea was commissioned in April 2168. The Panopaea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2296.
Niobe	2168	2299	The UNSC Niobe was commissioned in April 2168. The Niobe survived the war and was decommissioned in 2299.
Feronia	2168	2302	The UNSC Feronia was commissioned in July 2168. The Feronia survived the war and was decommissioned in 2302.

Galatea-class

The Galatea-class heavy repair ships began entering service in October 2168. Fifty Galatea repair ships were ordered but four were lost incomplete and one - the Antigone was uniquely modified during construction. (1,620 meters)

Repair ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Galatea	2168	2295	The UNSC Galatea was commissioned in October 2168. The Galatea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2295.
Eurydike †	N/A	N/A	The Eurydike was captured incomplete by Frieden forces during the Fall of Ceres in July 2167. The repair ship was either deliberately scuttled or otherwise destroyed during the UNSC liberation of Ceres in 2168.
Freia	2168	2296	The UNSC Freia was commissioned in October 2168. The Freia survived the war and was decommissioned in 2296.
Frigga	2168	2296	The UNSC Frigga was commissioned in October 2168. The Frigga survived the war and was decommissioned in 2296.
Diana	2168	2300	The UNSC Diana was commissioned in October 2168. The Diana survived the war and was decommissioned in 2300.
Euryname	2168	2297	The UNSC Euryname was commissioned in October 2168. The Euryname survived the war and was decommissioned in 2297.
Sappho	2168	2301	The UNSC Sappho was commissioned in October 2168. The Sappho survived the war and was decommissioned in 2301.
Terpsichore	2168	2300	The UNSC Terpsichore was commissioned in November 2168. The Terpsichore survived the war and was decommissioned in 2300.
Alkmene †	N/A	N/A	The Alkmene was captured incomplete by Frieden forces during the Fall of Ceres in July 2167. The repair ship was either deliberately scuttled or otherwise destroyed during the UNSC liberation of Ceres in 2168.
Beatrix	2168	2299	The UNSC Beatrix was commissioned in November 2168. The Beatrix survived the war and was decommissioned in 2299.
Kilo †	N/A	N/A	The Kilo was captured incomplete by Frieden forces during the Fall of Ceres in July 2167. The repair ship was either deliberately scuttled or otherwise destroyed during the UNSC liberation of Ceres in 2168.
Io †	N/A	N/A	The Io was captured incomplete by Frieden forces during the Fall of Ceres in July 2167. The repair ship was either deliberately scuttled or otherwise destroyed during the UNSC liberation of Ceres in 2168.
Semele	2168	2300	The UNSC Semele was commissioned in November 2168. The Semele survived the war and was decommissioned in 2300.
Sylvia	2168	2302	The UNSC Sylvia was commissioned in November 2168. The Sylvia survived the war and was decommissioned in 2302.
Thisbe	2168	2299	The UNSC Thisbe was commissioned in December 2168. The Thisbe survived the war and was decommissioned in 2299.
Julia	2168	2301	The UNSC Julia was commissioned in December 2168. The Julia survived the war and was decommissioned in 2301.
Antiope †	2168	2169	The UNSC Antiope was commissioned in December 2168. The Antiope was crippled by Frieden forces in October 2169 during the Braam-Saburov Offensive and was scuttled.
Aegina	2168	2300	The UNSC Aegina was commissioned in December 2168. The Aegina survived the war and was decommissioned in 2300.
Undina	2168	2299	The UNSC Undina was commissioned in December 2168. The Undina survived the war and was decommissioned in 2299.
Minerva	2169	2305	The UNSC Minerva was commissioned in January 2169. The Minerva survived the war and was decommissioned in 2305.
Aegle	2169	2300	The UNSC Aegle was commissioned in February 2169. The Aegle survived the war and was decommissioned in 2300.
Klotho	2169	2303	The UNSC Klotho was commissioned in March 2169. The Klotho survived the war and was decommissioned in 2303.
Ianthe	2169	2302	The UNSC Ianthe was commissioned in March 2169. The Ianthe survived the war and was decommissioned in 2302.
Dike	2169	2300	The UNSC Dike was commissioned in April 2169. The Dike survived the war and was decommissioned in 2300.
Hekate	2169	2306	The UNSC Hekate was commissioned in June 2169. The Hekate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2306.
Helena	2169	2307	The UNSC Helena was commissioned in June 2169. The Helena survived the war and was decommissioned in 2307.
Miriam	2169	2305	The UNSC Miriam was commissioned in July 2169. The Miriam survived the war and was decommissioned in 2305.
Hera ‡	2169	2170	The UNSC Hera was commissioned in August 2169. The Hera suffered a trio of ram attacks by Frieden ships in January 2170 during the Trojan Offensive and was ultimately declared irreparable and decommissioned.
Klymene	2169	2304	The UNSC Klymene was commissioned in August 2169. The Klymene survived the war and was decommissioned in 2304.
Artemis †	2169	2170	The UNSC Artemis was commissioned in September 2169. The Artemis was blown in two by Frieden forces in February 2170 during the Battle of the Belt.
Dione	2169	2303	The UNSC Dione was commissioned in September 2169. The Dione survived the war and was decommissioned in 2303.
Camilla	2169	2305	The UNSC Camilla was commissioned in September 2169. The Camilla survived the war and was decommissioned in 2305.
Hecuba	2169	2308	The UNSC Hecuba was commissioned in October 2169. The Hecuba survived the war and was decommissioned in 2308.
Felicitas	2169	2312	The UNSC Felicitas was commissioned in October 2169. The Felicitas survived the war and was decommissioned in 2312.
Lydia	2169	2310	The UNSC Lydia was commissioned in October 2169. The Lydia survived the war and was decommissioned in 2310.
Ate	2169	2313	The UNSC Ate was commissioned in October 2169. The Ate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2313.
Iphigenia II	2169	2312	The UNSC Iphigenia II was commissioned in November 2169. The Iphigenia II survived the war and was decommissioned in 2312.
Amalthea	2169	2314	The UNSC Amalthea was commissioned in November 2169. The Amalthea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2314.
Kassandra	2169	2314	The UNSC Kassandra was commissioned in December 2169. The Kassandra survived the war and was decommissioned in 2314.
Thyra	2169	2317	The UNSC Thyra was commissioned in December 2169. The Thyra survived the war and was decommissioned in 2317.
Sirona	2169	2316	The UNSC Sirona was commissioned in December 2169. The Sirona survived the war and was decommissioned in 2316.
Lomia	2170	2314	The UNSC Lomia was commissioned in January 2170. The Lomia survived the war and was decommissioned in 2314.
Peitho	2170	2317	The UNSC Peitho was commissioned in January 2170. The Peitho survived the war and was decommissioned in 2317.
Althaea	2170	2318	The UNSC Althaea was commissioned in January 2170. The Althaea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2318.
Lachesis	2170	2316	The UNSC Lachesis was commissioned in February 2170. The Lachesis survived the war and was decommissioned in 2316.
Hermione	2170	2318	The UNSC Hermione was commissioned in February 2170. The Hermione survived the war and was decommissioned in 2318.
Gerda	2170	2315	The UNSC Gerda was commissioned in mid-March 2170. The Gerda was decommissioned in 2315.
Brunhild	2170	2316	The UNSC Brunhild was commissioned in late March 2170. The Brunhild was decommissioned in 2316.
Alkeste	2170	2316	The UNSC Alkeste was commissioned in late March 2170. The Alkeste was decommissioned in 2316.

UNSC Liberatrix

The UNSC Liberatrix was commissioned as a heavy repair ship in March 2169. The Liberatrix survived the war and was decommissioned in 2334 and scrapped.

UNSC Antigone

The UNSC Antigone was commissioned as a heavy repair ship in March 2170. The Antigone was decommissioned in 2381. (1,670 meters)

Elektra-class

The Elektra-class repair ships began entering service in 2173.

Replenishment ships

UNSC Reliable

The UNSC Reliable was commissioned by the UNOOSA in 2072. Reliable remained in use as a replenishment ship to the end of the Interplanetary War, after which it used primarily as a miscellaneous supply ship for salvage operations in Jovian Space. Reliable was scrapped in 2186. (1,108 meters)

UNSC Dependable

The UNSC Dependable was commissioned by the UNOOSA in 2077. Dependable was bombed and damaged by Frieden saboteurs in 2163 but returned to active service in time for the Jovian Action in 2165. The replenishment ship suffered further damaged by Frieden forces during the Jupiter Campaign, and was ultimately stricken and scrapped in April 2170. (1,360 meters)

Mediterranean-class

The Mediterranean-class replenishment ships began entering service in 2080. The Mediterranean ships saw extensive service before being retired in the 2260s. Of the sixteen Mediterranean replenishment ships in service, five were lost to enemy action during the Interplanetary Conflict: Balearic Sea, Gulf of Lion, Sea of Crete, Strait of Sicily, and Tyrrhenian Sea. (1,015 meters)

Replenishment ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Alboran Sea	2080	2262	The UNSC Alboran Sea was commissioned in 2080. The Alboran Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2262.
Balearic Sea †	2080	2166	The UNSC Balearic Sea was commissioned in 2080. The Balearic Sea was damaged by Frieden forces during the Jupiter Campaign in 2166 and was subsequently scuttled.
Gulf of Lion †	2082	2168	The UNSC Gulf of Lion was commissioned in 2082. The Gulf of Lion was captured during the Frieden occupation of Ceres in 2167. The Gulf of Lion was scuttled by Frieden forces before the UNSC liberated the colony in 2168.
Ligurian Sea	2082	2261	The UNSC Ligurian Sea was commissioned in 2082. The Ligurian Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2261.
Tyrrhenian Sea †	2084	2168	The UNSC Tyrrhenian Sea was commissioned in 2084. The Tyrrhenian Sea was destroyed by Frieden forces during the Battle of 81 Terpsichore in November 2168.
Adriatic Sea	2084	2267	The UNSC Adriatic Sea was commissioned in 2084. The Adriatic Sea was damaged by Frieden forces in the belt in 2167 but returned to service in 2168. The replenishment ship survived the war and was decommissioned in 2267.
Ionian Sea	2085	2266	The UNSC Ionian Sea was commissioned in 2085. The Ionian Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2266.
Aegean Sea	2086	2263	The UNSC Aegean Sea was commissioned in 2086. The Aegean Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2263.
Levantine Sea	2086	2269	The UNSC Levantine Sea was commissioned in 2086. The Levantine Sea took part in the first leg of the 2162 Kuiper Expedition alongside the Limitless Horizon and Oblivion's Embrace. The Levantine Sea survived the war and was decommissioned and sold in 2269; the replenishment ship became the centerpiece of the Museum of Solar Exploration on Mars in 2272.
Libyan Sea	2087	2265	The UNSC Libyan Sea was commissioned in 2087. The Libyan Sea was damaged by Frieden forces in the belt in 2169 but was repaired and returned to service within the year. The Libyan Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2265.
Gulf of Gabes	2088	2269	The UNSC Gulf of Gabes was commissioned in 2088. The Gulf of Gabes was attacked by Frieden forces in 2166 but escaped destruction. The Gulf of Gabes survived the war and was decommissioned in 2269.
Sea of Sardinia	2089	2267	The UNSC Sea of Sardinia was commissioned in 2089. The Sea of Sardinia survived the war and was decommissioned in 2267.
Strait of Sicily ‡	2091	2167	The UNSC Strait of Sicily was commissioned in 2091. The Strait of Sicily was damaged beyond repair by Frieden forces during the Battle of 3 Juno in 2167.
Laconian Gulf	2092	2268	The UNSC Laconian Gulf was commissioned in 2092. The Laconian Gulf survived the war and was decommissioned in 2268.
Sea of Crete †	2094	2165	The UNSC Sea of Crete was commissioned in 2094. The Sea of Crete was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2165 during the Battle of the Belt.
Gulf of Genoa	2096	2264	The UNSC Gulf of Genoa was commissioned in 2096. The Gulf of Genoa survived the war and was decommissioned in 2264.

UNSC Black Sea

The UNSC Black Sea was commissioned in 2096 and decommissioned in 2274. The replenishment ship was the primary resupply ship for Saturnian Space for most of its career. (966 meters)

Baltic-class

The Baltic-class replenishment ships began entering service in 2100. Much like their predecessors, the Baltic ships remained in service well into the 2270s. Of the sixteen Baltic replenishment ships in service, two were lost to enemy action during the Interplanetary War: the Bay of Lubeck and the Gulf of Bothnia. (1,020 meters)

Replenishment ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Gulf of Bothnia †	2100	2166	The UNSC Gulf of Bothnia was commissioned in 2100. The Gulf of Bothnia was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2166 during the Europa Whirlwind.
Gulf of Finland	2101	2274	The UNSC Gulf of Finland was commissioned in 2101. The Gulf of Finland survived the war and was decommissioned in 2274.
Gulf of Riga	2101	2277	The UNSC Gulf of Riga was commissioned in 2101. The Gulf of Riga survived the war and was decommissioned in 2277.
Gdansk Bay	2102	2270	The UNSC Gdansk Bay was commissioned in 2102. The Gdansk Bay survived the war and was decommissioned in 2270.
Vyborg Bay	2105	2272	The UNSC Vyborg Bay was commissioned in 2105. The Vyborg Bay survived the war and was decommissioned in 2272.
Narva Bay	2105	2277	The UNSC Narva Bay was commissioned in 2105. The Narva Bay survived the war and was decommissioned in 2277.
Bay of Kiel	2106	2275	The UNSC Bay of Kiel was commissioned in 2106. The Bay of Kiel survived the war and was decommissioned in 2275.
Bay of Lubeck †	2107	2168	The UNSC Bay of Lubeck was commissioned in 2107. The Bay of Lubeck was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2168 during the Battle of the Belt.
Bay of Greifswald	2107	2284	The UNSC Bay of Greifswald was commissioned in 2107. The Bay of Greifswald survived the war and remained in service until 2284 and was the last member of the class to be decommissioned.
Sea of Aland	2109	2276	The UNSC Sea of Aland was commissioned in 2109. The Sea of Aland survived the war and was decommissioned in 2276.
Vainameri Sea	2110	2272	The UNSC Vainameri Sea was commissioned in 2110. The Vainameri Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2272.
Danish Straits	2112	2277	The UNSC Danish Straits was commissioned in 2112. The Danish Straits was damaged by Frieden forces in the belt in 2169 but was repaired and returned to service in February 2170. The Danish Straits survived the war and was decommissioned in 2277.
Kalmar Strait	2113	2278	The UNSC Kalmar Strait was commissioned in 2113. The Kalmar Strait survived the war and was decommissioned in 2278.
Bight of Hano	2116	2278	The UNSC Bight of Hano was commissioned in 2116. The Bight of Hano survived the war and was decommissioned in 2278.
Vistula Lagoon	2116	2282	The UNSC Vistula Lagoon was commissioned in 2116. The Vistula Lagoon survived the war and was decommissioned in 2282.
Szczecin Lagoon	2117	2282	The UNSC Szczecin Lagoon was commissioned in 2117. The Szczecin Lagoon survived the war and was decommissioned in 2282.

UNSC Sea of Azov

The UNSC Sea of Azov was commissioned in 2113 and was destroyed in 2166 during the Battle of the Belt. The 875-meter-long replenishment ship served in the Belt for its entire career. (875 meters)

Pacific-class

The Pacific-class replenishment ships began entering service in 2120. Of the thirty-two Pacific replenishment ships in service, six were lost during the Interplanetary War: Chilean Sea, Flores Sea, Java Sea, Korea Strait, Peter the Great Gulf, and Sea of Okhotsk. The class remained in service into the 2300s. (972 meters)

Replenishment ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Bismarck Sea	2120	2302	The UNSC Bismarck Sea was commissioned in 2120. The Bismarck Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2302.
Java Sea †	2120	2167	The UNSC Java Sea was commissioned in 2120. The Java Sea was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2167 during the Europa Whirlwind.
Bering Sea	2121	2307	The UNSC Bering Sea was commissioned in 2121. The Bering Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2307.
Molucca Sea	2122	2306	The UNSC Molucca Sea was commissioned in 2122. The Molucca Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2306.
Sea of Japan	2123	2290	The UNSC Sea of Japan was commissioned in 2123. The Sea of Japan survived the war and was placed in reserve in 2290.
Flores Sea †	2124	2165	The UNSC Flores Sea was commissioned in 2124. The Flores Sea was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2165 during the Battle of the Belt.
Salish Sea	2124	2305	The UNSC Salish Sea was commissioned in 2124. The Salish Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2305.
Celebes Sea	2125	2299	The UNSC Celebes Sea was commissioned in 2125. The replenishment ship was damaged by Frieden forces in 2169, but quick repairs returned the ship to service in January 2170. The Celebes Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2299.
Chilean Sea †	2125	2166	The UNSC Chilean Sea was commissioned in 2125. The Chilean Sea was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2166 during the Europa Whirlwind.
Philippine Sea	2126	2304	The UNSC Philippine Sea was commissioned in 2126. The Philippine Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2304.
Sulu Sea	2126	2307	The UNSC Sulu Sea was commissioned in 2126. The Sulu Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2307.
Grau Sea	2126	2306	The UNSC Grau Sea was commissioned in 2126. The Grau Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2306.
Coral Sea	2127	2302	The UNSC Coral Sea was commissioned in 2127. The Coral Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2302.
Devil's Sea	2127	2291	The UNSC Devil's Sea was commissioned in 2127. The Devil's Sea survived the war and was placed in reserve in 2291.
Solomon Sea	2128	2305	The UNSC Solomon Sea was commissioned in 2128. The Solomon Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2305.
Sea of Okhotsk †	2129	2167	The UNSC Sea of Okhotsk was commissioned in 2129. The Sea of Okhotsk was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2167 during the Europa Whirlwind.
Gulf of California	2129	2300	The UNSC Gulf of California was commissioned in 2129. The Gulf of California survived the war and was decommissioned in 2300.
Gulf of Tonkin	2130	2304	The UNSC Gulf of Tonkin was commissioned in 2130. The Gulf of Tonkin survived the war and was decommissioned in 2304.
Peter the Great Gulf †	2131	2168	The UNSC Peter the Great Gulf was commissioned in 2131. In 2166, the replenishment ship narrowly avoided a ram attack by a Frieden raider during the Europa Whirlwind. The Peter the Great Gulf was ultimately destroyed by Frieden forces in 2168 during the Jupiter Campaign.
Gulf of Carpentaria	2131	2306	The UNSC Gulf of Carpentaria was commissioned in 2131. The Gulf of Carpentaria survived the war and was decommissioned in 2306.
Gulf of Alaska	2132	2290	The UNSC Gulf of Alaska was commissioned in 2132. The Gulf of Alaska survived the war and was placed in reserve in 2290.
Gulf of Thailand	2133	2301	The UNSC Gulf of Thailand was commissioned in 2133. The Gulf of Thailand survived the war and was decommissioned in 2301.
Shelikhov Gulf	2134	2303	The UNSC Shelikhov Gulf was commissioned in 2134. The Shelikhov Gulf survived the war and was decommissioned in 2303.
Gulf of Corcovado	2134	2308	The UNSC Gulf of Corcovado was commissioned in 2134. The Gulf of Corcovado survived the war and was decommissioned in 2308.
Gulf of Panama	2135	2304	The UNSC Gulf of Panama was commissioned in 2135. The Gulf of Panama survived the war and was decommissioned in 2304.
San Francisco Bay	2135	2306	The UNSC San Francisco Bay was commissioned in 2135. The San Francisco Bay survived the war and was decommissioned in 2306.
Tokyo Bay	2135	2306	The UNSC Tokyo Bay was commissioned in 2135. The Tokyo Bay survived the war and was decommissioned in 2306.
Bay of San Miguel	2136	2309	The UNSC Bay of San Miguel was commissioned in 2136. The Bay of San Miguel survived the war and was decommissioned in 2309.
Bay of Bangkok	2136	2307	The UNSC Bay of Bangkok was commissioned in 2136. The Bay of Bangkok survived the war and was decommissioned in 2307.
Liaodong Bay	2137	2290	The UNSC Liaodong Bay was commissioned in 2137. The Liaodong Bay survived the war and was placed in reserve in 2290.
Korea Strait †	2138	2166	The UNSC Korea Strait was commissioned in 2138. The Korea Strait was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2166 during the Europa Whirlwind.
Prince William Sound	2139	2292	The UNSC Prince William Sound was commissioned in 2139. The Prince William Sound survived the war and was placed in reserve in 2292.

Aegean-class

The Aegean-class replenishment ships began entering service in 2136. The sixteen ships of the Aegean-class were built to improve the operations and resupply of the Belt Flotilla and entered service alongside the Damascus-class heavy frigates. Seven Aegean replenishment ships were lost during the Interplanetary War: Corfu Channel, Edremit Gulf, Gulf of Patras, Myrtoan Sea, Pagasetic Gulf, Petalioi Gulf, and Thracian Sea. (720 meters)

Replenishment ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Argolic Gulf	2136	2264	The UNSC Argolic Gulf was commissioned in 2136. The Argolic Gulf was damaged several times during the war but ultimately survived; the replenishment ship was decommissioned in 2264.
Pagasetic Gulf ‡	2137	2167	The UNSC Pagasetic Gulf was commissioned in 2137. Alongside the Gulf of Patras, the Pagasetic Gulf was damaged beyond repair by Frieden forces in April 2167 during the Fall of Juno.
Thracian Sea †	2138	2164	The UNSC Thracian Sea was commissioned in 2138. The Thracian Sea was crippled by a series of ram attacks by Frieden forces in 2164 and was scuttled. (Battle of the Belt)
Gulf of Patras ‡	2138	2167	The UNSC Gulf of Patras was commissioned in 2138. Alongside the Pagasetic Gulf, the Gulf of Patras was irreparably damaged by Frieden forces in April 2167 during the Fall of Juno.
Saronic Gulf	2139	2266	The UNSC Saronic Gulf was commissioned in 2139. The Saronic Gulf survived the war and was decommissioned in 2266.
Myrtoan Sea †	2140	2165	The UNSC Myrtoan Sea was commissioned in 2140. The Myrtoan Sea was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2165 during the Battle of the Belt.
Corfu Channel †	2141	2169	The UNSC Corfu Channel was commissioned in 2141. The Corfu Channel was destroyed by a series of ram attacks by Frieden forces in early 2169 during the Jupiter Campaign.
Gulf of İzmir	2142	2250	The UNSC Gulf of İzmir was commissioned in 2142. The Gulf of Izmir survived the war and was decommissioned in 2250.
Petalioi Gulf ‡	2142	2164	The UNSC Petalioi Gulf was commissioned in 2142. The Petalioi Gulf was damaged beyond repair by Frieden forces in 2164 during the Battle of the Belt.
Icarian Sea	2143	2261	The UNSC Icarian Sea was commissioned in 2143. The Icarian Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2261.
Edremit Gulf ‡	2144	2166	The UNSC Edremit Gulf was commissioned in 2144. The Edremit Gulf was irreparably damaged by Frieden forces in 2166 during the Battle of the Belt.
Euripus Strait	2144	2277	The UNSC Euripus Strait was commissioned in 2144. The Euripus Strait survived the war and was decommissioned in 2277.
Strymonian Gulf	2145	2259	The UNSC Strymonian Gulf was commissioned in 2145. The Strymonian Gulf survived the war and was decommissioned in 2259.
Gulf of Saros	2146	2236	The UNSC Gulf of Saros was commissioned in 2146. The Gulf of Saros survived the war and was placed in reserve in 2236.
Mycale Strait	2147	2175	The UNSC Mycale Strait was commissioned in 2147. The replenishment ship was badly damaged during the Siege of Ceres but was salvaged, repaired, and returned to service in 2169. The Mycale Strait survived the war and was decommissioned in 2175.
Megara Gulf	2147	2237	The UNSC Megara Gulf was commissioned in 2142. The Megara Gulf survived the war and was placed in reserve in 2237.

Eurasian Plate-class

The Eurasian Plate-class replenishment ships began entering service in 2142. The entire class survived the Interplanetary War and remained in service into the 2290s. (2,062 meters)

Replenishment ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Eurasian Plate	2142	2373	The UNSC Eurasian Plate was commissioned in 2142. The Eurasian Plate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2373.
Pacific Plate	2142	2373	The UNSC Pacific Plate was commissioned in 2142. The Pacific Plate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2373.
North American Plate	2144	2373	The UNSC North American Plate was commissioned in 2144. The North American Plate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2373.
African Plate	2145	2378	The UNSC African Plate was commissioned in 2145. The African Plate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2378.
South American Plate	2145	2376	The UNSC South American Plate was commissioned in 2145. The South American Plate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2376.
Indian Plate	2147	2380	The UNSC Indian Plate was commissioned in 2147. The Indian Plate survived the war and was placed in reserve in 2380.
Australian Plate	2148	2381	The UNSC Australian Plate was commissioned in 2148. The Australian Plate survived the war and was placed in reserve in 2381.
Antarctic Plate	2149	2383	The UNSC Antarctic Plate was commissioned in 2149. The Antarctic Plate survived the war and was placed in reserve in 2383.

Southern-class

The Southern-class replenishment ships began entering service in 2147. Eighteen were built. (1,036 meters)

Replenishment ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Amundsen Sea	2147	2355	The UNSC Amundsen Sea was commissioned in 2147. The Amundsen Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2355.
Scotia Sea	2148	2355	The UNSC Scotia Sea was commissioned in 2148. The Scotia Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2355.
Riiser-Larsen Sea	2149	2357	The UNSC Riiser-Larsen Sea was commissioned in 2149. The Riiser-Larsen Sea survived the war and was placed in reserve in 2357.
Cooperation Sea	2149	2356	The UNSC Cooperation Sea was commissioned in 2149. The Cooperation Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2356.
Drake Passage	2150	2356	The UNSC Drake Passage was commissioned in 2150. The Drake Passage survived the war and was decommissioned in 2356.
Ross Sea	2150	2356	The UNSC Ross Sea was commissioned in 2150. The Ross Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2356.
Davis Sea	2151	2357	The UNSC Davis Sea was commissioned in 2151. The Davis Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2357.
Prydz Bay	2152	2358	The UNSC Prydz Bay was commissioned in 2152. The Prydz Bay survived the war and was decommissioned in 2358.
McMurdo Sound	2152	2359	The UNSC McMurdo Sound was commissioned in 2152. The McMurdo Sound survived the war and was decommissioned in 2359.
Weddell Sea	2153	2359	The UNSC Weddell Sea was commissioned in 2153. The Weddell Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2359.
Lazarev Sea	2154	2361	The UNSC Lazarev Sea was commissioned in 2154. The Lazarev Sea survived the war and was placed in reserve in 2361.
D'Urville Sea	2154	2365	The UNSC D'Urville Sea was commissioned in 2154. The D'Urville Sea survived the war and was placed in reserve in 2365.
King Haakon VII Sea	2155	2366	The UNSC King Haakon VII Sea was commissioned in 2155. The King Haakon VII Sea survived the war and was placed in reserve in 2366.
Bellingshausen Sea	2156	2365	The UNSC Bellingshausen Sea was commissioned in 2156. The Bellinghausen Sea survived the war and was placed in reserve in 2365.
Spencer Gulf	2156	2370	The UNSC Spencer Gulf was commissioned in 2156. The Spencer Gulf survived the war and was decommissioned in 2370.
Cosmonauts Sea	2157	2366	The UNSC Cosmonauts Sea was commissioned in 2157. The Cosmonauts Sea survived the war and was placed in reserve in 2366.
Somov Sea	2158	2370	The UNSC Somov Sea was commissioned in 2158. The Somov Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2370.
Mawson Sea	2158	2370	The UNSC Mawson Sea was commissioned in 2158. The Mawson Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2370.

Okhotsk Plate-class

The Okhotsk Plate-class replenishment ships began entering service in 2158. Of the twenty Okhotsk Plate replenishment ships in service, three were lost during the Interplanetary War: Burma Plate, Juan de Fuca Plate, and Scotia Plate. The Okhotsk Plate-class remained in service after the war until the late 2380s. (1,837 meters)

Replenishment ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Okhotsk Plate	2158	2372	The UNSC Okhotsk Plate was commissioned in 2158. The Okhotsk Plate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2372.
Arabian Plate	2158	2372	The UNSC Arabian Plate was commissioned in 2158. The Arabian Plate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2372.
Cocos Plate	2159	2372	The UNSC Cocos Plate was commissioned in 2159. The Cocos Plate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2372.
Scotia Plate †	2159	2166	The UNSC Scotia Plate was commissioned in 2159. The Scotia Plate was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2166 during the Europa Whirlwind.
Caroline Plate	2159	2373	The UNSC Caroline Plate was commissioned in 2159. The Caroline Plate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2373.
Nazca Plate	2160	2373	The UNSC Nazca Plate was commissioned in 2160. The Nazca Plate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2373.
Yangtze Plate	2160	2375	The UNSC Yangtze Plate was commissioned in 2160. The Yangtze Plate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2375.
Sunda Plate	2160	2376	The UNSC Sunda Plate was commissioned in 2160. The Sunda Plate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2376.
Caribbean Plate	2161	2379	The UNSC Caribbean Plate was commissioned in 2161. The Caribbean Plate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2379.
Burma Plate ‡	2161	2168	The UNSC Burma Plate was commissioned in 2161. The Burma Plate was irreparably damaged by Frieden forces in 2168 during the Jupiter Campaign.
Somali Plate	2162	2380	The UNSC Somali Plate was commissioned in 2162. The Somali Plate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2380.
Amurian Plate	2162	2380	The UNSC Amurian Plate was commissioned in 2162. The Amurian Plate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2380.
New Hebrides Plate	2162	2380	The UNSC New Hebrides Plate was commissioned in 2162. The New Hebrides Plate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2380.
Philippine Sea Plate	2163	2380	The UNSC Philippine Sea Plate was commissioned in 2163. The Philippine Sea Plate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2380.
Okinawa Plate	2163	2390	The UNSC Okinawa Plate was commissioned in 2163. The Okinawa Plate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2390.
Juan de Fuca Plate ‡	2163	2167	The UNSC Juan de Fuca Plate was commissioned in 2163. The Juan de Fuca Plate was irreparably damaged by Frieden forces in 2167 during the Jupiter Campaign.
Timor Plate	2164	2382	The UNSC Timor Plate was commissioned in 2164. The Timor Plate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2382.
Anatolian Plate	2164	2381	The UNSC Anatolian Plate was commissioned in 2164. The Anatolian Plate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2381.
Lwandle Plate	2164	2384	The UNSC Lwandle Plate was commissioned in 2164. The Lwandle Plate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2384.
Shetland Plate	2165	2387	The UNSC Shetland Plate was commissioned in 2165. The Shetland Plate survived the war and was decommissioned in 2387.

UNSC Kerguelen Plateau

The UNSC Kerguelen Plateau was commissioned by the UNSA in 2159. Larger than even the earlier Eurasian Plate-class replenishment ships, the immense Kerguelen Plateau measured 2,100 meters and outsized nearly all of its contemporaries. Kerguelen Plateau was eventually outsized in 2167 by the super-heavy battleship UNSC Ares, though Ares subsequently lost the crown to the massive replenishment ship UNSC Towards Incomprehensibility in 2169. The Kerguelen Plateau was placed in reserve in 2422. (2,100 meters)

Europa Sunrise-class

The Europa Sunrise-class replenishment ships entered service in 2161. A quartet of high-speed replenishment ships, the Europa Sunrise class saw considerable use during the Interplanetary Conflict. Despite an outstanding performance record, the endless wear and tear on the ships resulted in shortened careers, with the last of the class, the Io Sunrise, being retired in 2173. (946 meters)

Replenishment ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Europa Sunrise	2161	2170	The UNSC Europa Sunrise was commissioned in 2161. The Europa Sunrise survived the war and was decommissioned in August 2170.
Ganymede Sunrise	2161	2171	The UNSC Ganymede Sunrise was commissioned in 2161. The replenishment ship was lightly damaged by Frieden forces in the belt in 2165 but was quickly repaired. The Ganymede Sunrise survived the war and was decommissioned in January 2171.
Io Sunrise	2161	2173	The UNSC Io Sunrise was commissioned in 2161. Twice the replenishment ship was attacked by Frieden forces in 2165, and both times the ship escaped with only superficial damage. The Io Sunrise survived the war and was decommissioned in early 2173.
Callisto Sunrise	2162	2171	The UNSC Callisto Sunrise was commissioned in 2162. The Callisto Sunrise survived the war and was decommissioned in April 2171.

Arctic-class

The Arctic-class replenishment ships began entering service in 2162; a total of 32 Arctic ships were commissioned. (1,180 meters)

Replenishment ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Greenland Sea	2162	2420	The UNSC Greenland Sea was commissioned in 2162. The Greenland Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2420 and scrapped.
Barents Sea	2162	2421	The UNSC Barents Sea was commissioned in 2162. The Barents Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2421 and scrapped.
Northwest Passage	2162	2423	The UNSC Northwest Passage was commissioned in 2162. The Northwest Passage survived the war and was decommissioned in 2423 and placed in reserve.
Laptev Sea	2163	2424	The UNSC Laptev Sea was commissioned in 2163. The Laptev Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2424 and scrapped.
Queen Victoria Bay	2163	2421	The UNSC Queen Victoria Bay was commissioned in 2163. The Queen Victoria Bay survived the war and was decommissioned in 2421 and placed in reserve.
Kandalaksha Gulf	2163	2423	The UNSC Kandalaksha Gulf was commissioned in 2163. The Kandalaksha Gulf survived the war and was decommissioned in 2423 and scrapped.
East Siberian Sea	2163	2420	The UNSC East Siberian Sea was commissioned in 2163. The East Siberian Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2420 and scrapped.
Amundsen Gulf	2163	2424	The UNSC Amundsen Gulf was commissioned in 2163. The Amundsen Gulf survived the war and was decommissioned in 2424 and scrapped.
Sannikov Strait	2163	2425	The UNSC Sannikov Strait was commissioned in 2163. The Sannikov Strait survived the war and was decommissioned in 2425 and placed in reserve.
Beaufort Sea	2164	2424	The UNSC Beaufort Sea was commissioned in 2164. The Beaufort Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2424 and scrapped.
Kara Sea	2164	2425	The UNSC Kara Sea was commissioned in 2164. The Kara Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2425 and scrapped.
Hudson Bay	2164	2426	The UNSC Hudson Bay was commissioned in 2164. The Hudson Bay survived the war and was decommissioned in 2426 and scrapped.
White Sea	2164	2424	The UNSC White Sea was commissioned in 2164. The White Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2424 and scrapped.
Fram Strait	2164	2425	The UNSC Fram Strait was commissioned in 2164. The Fram Strait survived the war and was decommissioned in 2425 and scrapped.
Khatanga Gulf	2164	2425	The UNSC Khatanga Gulf was commissioned in 2164. The Khatanga Gulf survived the war and was decommissioned in 2425 and scrapped.
Chukchi Sea	2165	2426	The UNSC Chukchi Sea was commissioned in 2165. The Chukchi Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2426 and scrapped.
Foxe Basin	2165	2426	The UNSC Foxe Basin was commissioned in 2165. The Foxe Basin survived the war and was decommissioned in 2426 and scrapped.
Pechora Sea	2165	2425	The UNSC Pechora Sea was commissioned in 2165. The Pechora Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2425 and scrapped.
Mezen Bay	2165	2427	The UNSC Mezen Bay was commissioned in 2165. The Mezen Bay survived the war and was decommissioned in 2427 and scrapped.
Baffin Bay	2165	2426	The UNSC Baffin Bay was commissioned in 2165. The Baffin Bay survived the war and was decommissioned in 2426 and scrapped.
Vilkitsky Strait	2165	2427	The UNSC Vilkitsky Strait was commissioned in 2165. The Vilkitsky Strait survived the war and was decommissioned in 2427 and scrapped.
Prince Gustaf Adolf Sea	2166	2428	The UNSC Prince Gustaf Adolf Sea was commissioned in 2166. The Prince Gustaf Adolf Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2428 and placed in reserve.
Dmitry Laptev Strait	2166	2426	The UNSC Dmitry Laptev Strait was commissioned in 2166. The Dmitry Laptev Strait survived the war and was decommissioned in 2426 and scrapped.
Roes Welcome Sound	2166	2426	The UNSC Roes Welcome Sound was commissioned in 2166. The Roes Welcome Sound survived the war and was decommissioned in 2426 and scrapped.
Wandel Sea	2166	2427	The UNSC Wandel Sea was commissioned in 2166. The Wandel Sea survived the war and was decommissioned in 2427 and scrapped.
Olenyok Gulf	2166	2426	The UNSC Olenyok Gulf was commissioned in 2166. The Olenyok Gulf survived the war and was decommissioned in 2426 and scrapped.
Onega Bay	2166	2428	The UNSC Onega Bay was commissioned in 2166. The Onega Bay survived the war and was decommissioned in 2428 and scrapped.
Kara Strait	2167	2429	The UNSC Kara Strait was commissioned in 2167. The Kara Strait survived the war and was decommissioned in 2429 and scrapped.
Prince Albert Sound	2167	2428	The UNSC Prince Albert Sound was commissioned in 2167. The Prince Albert Sound survived the war and was decommissioned in 2428 and scrapped.
Dvina Bay	2167	2429	The UNSC Dvina Bay was commissioned in 2167. The Dvina Bay survived the war and was decommissioned in 2429 and scrapped.
M'Clure Strait	2167	2428	The UNSC M'Clure Strait was commissioned in 2167. The M'Clure Strait survived the war and was decommissioned in 2428 and scrapped.
Yana Bay	2167	2429	The UNSC Yana Bay was commissioned in 2167. The Yana Bay survived the war and was decommissioned in 2429 and scrapped.

Resolution 9065 replenishment ships

Main article: Resolution9065#Replenishment ships

Six civilian ships were requisitioned by the UNSC for service as replenishment ships, including the Achilles the Warrior and the Warrior of Thrace. Of the six, one was damaged beyond repair in the belt in 2169; three were returned to their original operator, and the remaining two stayed in UNSC service until their retirement in the 2250s.

UNSC Achilles the Warrior

The UNSC Achilles the Warrior was commissioned in March 2166. One of the Trojan Resources refugee ships to escape the Trojans in September 2165, the Achilles the Warrior was transferred to the UNSC and commissioned as a replenishment ship. The Achilles the Warrior was decommissioned in 2292. (887 meters)

UNSC Norwegian Sea

The UNSC Norwegian Sea was commissioned in July 2166 and was decommissioned in 2366. (1,486 meters)

UNSC Warrior of Thrace

The UNSC Warrior of Thrace was commissioned in August 2166. Originally a Trojan Resources super-freighter, the Warrior of Thrace remained in service until 2289. (861 meters)

UNSC Bay of Biscay

The UNSC Bay of Biscay was commissioned in 2167 and was decommissioned in 2367. (1,770 meters)

UNSC Towards Incomprehensibility

The UNSC Towards Incomprehensibility was commissioned in 2169. The enormous replenishment ship was 3,985 meters long, outsizing the newly commissioned supercarrier UNSC Leviathan by 308 meters. Towards Incomprehensibility was deployed to Jovian Space alongside the Leviathan. The replenishment ship remained in service for centuries and was only decommissioned in 2474. Towards Incomprehensibility was finally outsized in 2490 with the commissioning of the supercarrier CMA Punic.

UNSC Red Sea

The UNSC Red Sea was commissioned in 2170 and was decommissioned in 2367. (1,363 meters)

Mare Australe-class

The twenty-two Mare Australe-class replenishment ships entered service between 2297 and 2308. The class remained in service for centuries as the principle interplanetary replenishment ships of the Home Fleet. Ten were lost in 2552 during the Sol Campaign. (1,275 meters)

Replenishment ship	Commission	Struck	Details
Mare Australe	2297	2570	The UNSC Mare Australe was commissioned in 2297. The Mare Australe survived the Sol Campaign and was decommissioned in 2570 and scrapped.
Mare Smythii †	2297	2552	The UNSC Mare Smythii was commissioned in 2297. The Mare Smythii was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2552 during the Sol Campaign.
Mare Anguis †	2298	2552	The UNSC Mare Anguis was commissioned in 2298. The Mare Anguis was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2552 during the Sol Campaign.
Mare Undarum	2299	2574	The UNSC Mare Undarum was commissioned in 2299. The Mare Undarum survived the Sol Campaign and was decommissioned in 2574 and scrapped.
Mare Vaporum ‡	2299	2552	The UNSC Mare Vaporum was commissioned in 2299. The Mare Vaporum was irreparably damaged by Covenant forces in 2552 during the Sol Campaign. The shattered hulk of the replenishment ship was used briefly as an ONI staging area in 2553 before being sold for scrap.
Mare Tranquillitatis	2300	2595	The UNSC Mare Tranquillitatis was commissioned in 2300. The replenishment ship underwent unique refits in 2550. The Nare Tranquillitatis survived the Sol Campaign and was decommissioned in 2595 and scrapped.
Mare Marginis †	2301	2552	The UNSC Mare Marginis was commissioned in 2301. The Mare Marginis was expended in 2552 during the Sol Campaign.
Mare Imbrium	2301	2572	The UNSC Mare Imbrium was commissioned in 2301. The Mare Imbrium survived the Sol Campaign and was decommissioned in 2572 and scrapped.
Mare Serenitatis	2302	2570	The UNSC Mare Serenitatis was commissioned in 2302. The Mare Serenitatis survived the Sol Campaign and was decommissioned in 2570 and scrapped.
Mare Nectaris †	2303	2552	The UNSC Mare Nectaris was commissioned in 2303. The Mare Nectaris was damaged by Covenant forces and was subsequently expended in 2552 during the Sol Campaign.
Mare Moscoviense †	2303	2552	The UNSC Mare Moscoviense was commissioned in 2303. The Mare Moscoviense was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2552 during the Sol Campaign.
Mare Humorum	2304	2577	The UNSC Mare Humorum was commissioned in 2304. The Mare Humorum survived the Sol Campaign and was decommissioned in 2577 and scrapped.
Mare Cognitum	2304	2580	The UNSC Mare Cognitum was commissioned in 2304. The Mare Cognitum survived the Sol Campaign and was subsequently commandeered by ONI and assigned to the Jovian Trojans in 2555. The Mare Cognitum was decommissioned in 2580 and scrapped.
Mare Insularum	2305	2580	The UNSC Mare Insularum was commissioned in 2305. The Mare Insularum survived the Sol Campaign and was subsequently commandeered by ONI and reconfigured as a special purpose ship. The Mare Insularum was decommissioned in 2580 and scrapped.
Mare Fecunditatis	2306	2572	The UNSC Mare Fecunditatis was commissioned in 2306. The Mare Fecunditatis survived the Sol Campaign and was decommissioned in 2572 and scrapped.
Mare Crisium †	2306	2552	The UNSC Mare Crisium was commissioned in 2306. The Mare Crisium was expended in 2552 during the Sol Campaign.
Mare Frigoris	2306	2594	The UNSC Mare Frigoris was commissioned in 2306. The Mare Frigoris survived the Sol Campaign and was subsequently commandeered by ONI and reconfigured as a special purpose ship. The Mare Frigoris was decommissioned in 2594 and scrapped.
Mare Nubium †	2306	2552	The UNSC Mare Nubium was commissioned in 2306. The Mare Nubium was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2552 during the Sol Campaign.
Mare Ingenii	2307	2580	The UNSC Mare Ingenii was commissioned in 2307. The Mare Ingenii survived the Sol Campaign and was subsequently commandeered by ONI and reconfigured as a special purpose ship. The Mare Ingenii was decommissioned in 2580 and scrapped.
Mare Humboldtianum †	2307	2552	The UNSC Mare Humboldtianum was commissioned in 2307. The Mare Humboldtianum was expended in 2552 during the Sol Campaign.
Mare Spumans †	2307	2552	The UNSC Mare Spumans was commissioned in 2307. The Mare Spumans was expended in 2552 during the Sol Campaign.
Mare Orientale	2308	2580	The UNSC Mare Orientale was commissioned in 2308. The Mare Orientale survived the Sol Campaign and was subsequently commandeered by ONI and reconfigured as a special purpose ship. The Mare Orientale was decommissioned in 2580 and scrapped.

UNSC Oceanus Procellarum

The UNSC Oceanus Procellarum was commissioned in 2289 and was damaged beyond repair in 2552. (2,680 meters)

Plate-class

Main article: Plate-class replenishment ship

The Plate-class replenishment ships began entering service in 2396 and supported UNSC and CMA operations during the Inner Colony Wars.

Oceanic-class

Main article: Oceanic-class replenishment ship

The Oceanic-class replenishment ships began entering service in 2478. The Oceanic replenishment ships were a major element of UNSC Fleet Logistics during the Insurrection and Human-Covenant War.

Kilimanjaro-class

Main article: Kilimanjaro-class replenishment ship

The Kilimanjaro-class replenishment ships began entering service in 2506.

Research ships

UNSC Vitality

The UNSC Vitality was commissioned in 2077 as a hydroponics research ship. Originally an ASC colonial support ship launched in 2066, the Vitality was substantially modified prior to its commissioning. In addition to its extensive hydroponics facilities, the research ship also possessed several laboratories. The Vitality is sometimes considered the forerunner of the scientific divisions of the United Nations Space Command. The research ship stayed out of harm's way during the crises of the early 2160s and the Interplanetary War. The Vitality was decommissioned in 2198 after 121 years of service. (1,400 meters)

UNSC Aristotle

The UNSC Aristotle was commissioned in 2112. The Aristotle was involved in electronic warfare research. The research ship was decommissioned in 2206. (1,280 meters)

UNSC Oblivion's Embrace

The UNSC Oblivion's Embrace was commissioned in 2161. Built alongside the survey ship Limitless Horizon and the tracking ship Astronavigator, all three ships took part in the 2162 Kuiper Expedition. The Oblivion's Embrace was decommissioned in 2296. (672 meters)

UNSC Teardrop

The UNSC Teardrop was commissioned in September 2164 in the aftermath of the bloody Battle of the Martian Moons. The Teardrop was involved in research on life support systems, fire suppression systems, and zero-gravity emergencies. The Teardrop was decommissioned and sold in 2236. (1,120 meters)

UNSC Exacting Standards

The UNSC Exacting Standards was commissioned in November 2164. Like the Teardrop, the Exacting Standards entered service in the shadow of the appalling losses at Deimos and Phobos. Dedicated to the development of robust emergency systems, hardier lifeboats, faster recovery systems, retrieval equipment, and vastly improved crew survival, the research ship directly contributed to lower personnel losses for the rest of the war. After a tremendously successful career, the Exacting Standards was retired in 2243. (1,480 meters)

UNSC Makeshift

The UNSC Makeshift was commissioned in December 2164. Previously the Koslovic attack ship Banner of the Emancipators, it was captured by UNSC forces during the Battle of Ceres in September. Methodically examined, it was commissioned into the fleet under the name Makeshift in reference to its apparent haphazard construction and questionable machinery and systems. Used initially to test the limits of Koslovic space capabilities, the research ship was regularly used in an opposing force role within the UNSC trials and experimentation flotilla. The Makeshift was ultimately expended as a target in 2173. (193 meters)

UNSC Sputnik

The UNSC Sputnik was commissioned in April 2165. One of the fleet's electronic warfare research ships, the Sputnik was specifically involved in the long-range subversion of enemy drones and buoys. The research ship did achieve several successes during the war, but Koslovic forces only rarely employed drones or buoys and those of the Frieden forces proved significantly more difficult to subvert. Nevertheless, the several systems developed by the Sputnik were employed during the Trojan Offensive to considerable effect, causing confusion and consternation within Frieden fleet elements. The Sputnik was decommissioned in 2195. (320 meters)

UNSC Little Victories

The UNSC Little Victories was commissioned in January 2166. Starting as early as April 2164, advocacy groups had taken the Admiralty to task for the ever-increasing strain placed on UNSC naval personnel and public pressure had only escalated with time. Finally capitulating to political pressure, the Little Victories was ordered in July 2165 for the express purpose of substantially improving crew conditions aboard UNSC spaceships. The research ship churned through dozens of experimental systems, proposed amenities, cost-effective entertainments, and minor adjustments to living conditions. The studies conducted on the Little Victories resulted in substantially better crew conditions throughout the fleet, with minor and major refits applied to escorts, cruisers, and capital ships alike. Having positively changed ship life in the fleet, the Little Victories was ultimately decommissioned in 2287 and sold for partial preservation and scrapping. (760 meters)

UNSC Styx

The UNSC Styx was commissioned in March 2166. The Styx was involved in the development and testing of anti-personnel weapons for ship security for counter-boarding actions as well as the examination and testing of captured enemy weaponry of similar purpose. Nicknamed the Killing Ship and the Reaper's Playground, the Styx contained extensive live-fire testing facilities that were repeatedly used by marines and ODSTs for advanced weapons training. The Styx was retired in 2259 and scrapped. (635 meters)

UNSC Marie-Louise

The UNSC Marie-Louise was commissioned in August 2166. The Marie-Louise was involved in developing and testing electronic warfare systems, especially decoys and jammers. While advancements came too late to reduce or prevent losses during the Europa Whirlwind, developments aboard the Marie-Louise were credited with greater ship survival during the Siege of Ceres and Trojan Offensive. The research ship was retired in 2197. (331 meters)

UNSC Sneak

The UNSC Sneak was commissioned in 2167. The first in a long line of stealth system research ships, the Sneak was ultimately only a minimally successful stealthy spacecraft. The Sneak was assigned to the new Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) in 2179 alongside the Laconia as part the newly invigorated ONI stealth program. The research ship remained an active element of the program flotilla until its decommissioning in 2212. As with the other ships of the flotilla, most of the activities involving the Sneak remain deliberately vague or otherwise classified. (71 meters)

UNSC East of the Horizon

The UNSC East of the Horizon was commissioned in 2167. The first modular mission ship of the fleet, the research ship was tasked with testing the viability of rapidly swapping internal modules in accordance with variable mission profiles. While the concept was popular within UN and UEG political circles, actual implementation resulted invalidated the concept at the time. Module swapping was neither easy nor fast, and newly installed modules were often temperamental and required regular refits in order to provide even basic capabilities. Despite extensive difficulties, the East of the Horizon continued to soldier on with full backing from the Admiralty. Unofficially, it was concluded that Naval Command knew by 2169 that the concept was an abject failure but refused to cancel it to prevent political accusations that the Admiralty had prematurely killed a technology they opposed. The East of the Horizon was finally decommissioned in 2196 and sold for scrap. (1,200 meters)

UNSC Knuckleduster

The UNSC Knuckleduster was commissioned in 2167. Described at times as an experimental assault carrier or attack transport, the Knuckleduster was effectively an ODST research ship, and its design had even been influenced by recommendations by Nolan Nyhammer. The Knuckleduster worked to better ODST insertion pods, pod launchers and deployment systems, assault craft, boarding action systems and protocols, and ODST and insertion pod retrieval and recovery. The research ship also acted as a de facto mothership for a small flotilla of experimental assault craft which presumably contributed to its popular misidentification as an experimental carrier. The Knuckleduster was decommissioned in 2248. (1,645 meters)

UNSC Zenobia

The UNSC Zenobia was commissioned in 2167. The Zenobia was involved in the development of offensive laser weaponry. While the program did produce some effective results, the power demands of laser batteries were deemed excessive and inefficient to the detriment of actually employing such weapons. Viable anti-ship laser emplacements were ultimately not available to the fleet until the 2500s. The Zenobia was decommissioned in 2198 and scrapped. (662 meters)

UNSC Chernobog

The UNSC Chernobog was commissioned in 2168. The research ship was built for and tasked with the development of space mine warfare, including minelaying, minesweeping, mine countermeasures, and even the use and detection of limpet mines. Practically unique in its role in the 2100s, the Chernobog was successful in developing viable space mines and mine countermeasures, but such systems and weapons saw extremely limited employment during the war; some mine countermeasures and minesweeping systems did see actual use during battlefield cleanup operations in the 2170s and 2180s, but actual mine warfare remained mostly theoretical. The Chernobog was decommissioned in 2199 and sold for scrap. (504 meters)

UNSC Liberty Hammer

The UNSC Liberty Hammer was commissioned in late 2168. Previously a Frieden raider under the same name, the Liberty Hammer was captured by UNSC forces during the Siege of Ceres. Like the Makeshift, the Liberty Hammer was painstakingly examined prior to its commissioning. Used to benchmark current Frieden capabilities in advance of the Trojan Offensive, the research ship was similarly used in an opposing force capacity within the UNSC experimentation flotilla. The Liberty Hammer was expended as a target in 2174. (246 meters)

UNSC Octavian

The UNSC Octavian was commissioned in 2169. Built to house experimental tracking systems, enormous powerplants, and state-of-the-art targeting computers, the Octavian was effectively employed as a long-range anti-ship sniper platform. Unlike most research ships, the Octavian took part in the Trojan Offensive in January 2170, providing UNSC warships with unequaled targeting data during several bombardment operations. While its systems were matchless within the fleet, the ship was highly specialized and exceedingly expensive to operate. Ultimately overtaken by long-range tracking and targeting systems and equipment it helped create, the Octavian was decommissioned in 2198 and sold for scrap. (1,097 meters)

UNSC Cutting Edge

The UNSC Cutting Edge was commissioned in August 2169. The research ship was involved in the development of laser point defense systems. Like the Zenobia and its offensive laser emplacements, the Cutting Edge did produce some limited but effective laser-based point defense batteries, but extremely burdensome power demands and high maintenance costs greatly reduced their viability. Nevertheless, the achievements of the research ship formed the basis of systems that would ultimately be viable in the late 2400s. The Cutting Edge was decommissioned in 2194 and scrapped. (570 meters)

UNSC Laconia

The UNSC Laconia was commissioned in 2171. Like the Sneak, the Laconia was involved in the development and testing of stealth systems and spoofing sensors. Joining the ONI stealth development flotilla in 2179, the Laconia remained in service until its retirement in 2276. As with the other ships of the flotilla, most of the activities involving the Laconia remain deliberately vague or otherwise classified. (179 meters)

UNSC Interloper

The UNSC Interloper was commissioned in 2186. The Interloper was the first ONI-designed research ship to join the stealth development flotilla. The Interloper was decommissioned in 2290 and scrapped. As with the other ships of the flotilla, most of the activities involving the Interloper remain deliberately vague or otherwise classified. (104 meters)

UNSC Nyx

The UNSC Nyx was commissioned in 2191. The research ship spent its entire career as part of the ONI stealth development flotilla and was decommissioned in 2354 and scrapped. As with the other ships of the flotilla, most of the activities involving the Nyx remain deliberately vague or otherwise classified. (440 meters)

UNSC Wraith

The UNSC Wraith was commissioned in 2208. The research ship spent its entire career as part of the ONI stealth development flotilla and was decommissioned in 2291 and scrapped. As with the other ships of the flotilla, most of the activities involving the Wraith remain deliberately vague or otherwise classified. (91 meters)

UNSC Agoraphobia

The UNSC Agoraphobia was commissioned in 2218. The research ship spent its entire career as part of the ONI stealth development flotilla and was decommissioned in 2305 and scrapped. As with the other ships of the flotilla, most of the activities involving the Agoraphobia remain deliberately vague or otherwise classified. (136 meters)

UNSC Helepolis

The UNSC Helepolis was commissioned in 2221. The research ship was involved in the improvement of naval artillery. As part of its role, the Helepolis underwent several major refits and extensive reconstruction during its career in order to mount a bewildering variety of turrets, ammunition types, and loading systems. Successful prototypes would be exhaustedly field tested by the trials ship UNSC Trebuchet starting in 2226. The Helepolis underwent a final major rebuild in 2235 in order to test the viability of a proper coilgun, leading to the construction of the coilgun trials ship UNSC Thunderbird in 2237 and the research ship UNSC Diadem in 2242. The Helepolis was decommissioned in 2240. (1,020 meters)

UNSC Phantom

The UNSC Phantom was commissioned in 2233. The research ship spent its entire career as part of the ONI stealth development flotilla and was decommissioned in 2307. As with the other ships of the flotilla, most of the activities involving the Phantom remain deliberately vague or otherwise classified. (89 meters)

UNSC Diadem

The UNSC Diadem was commissioned in 2242. Following the successes of the research ship UNSC Helepolis in 2235 and the trials ship UNSC Thunderbird, the Diadem was built to substantially improve the integration of coilgun weapon systems and to develop prototype mounts for larger and more powerful magnetically accelerated weapons. These efforts lead to the construction of the trials ship UNSC Hesperus and the debut of the magnetic accelerator cannon. Briefly considered for reconstruction into a MAC platform like the Hesperus in 2260, the conversion was judged to be excessively costly and impractical, and the Diadem was decommissioned in 2266 and scrapped. (1,456 meters)

UNSC Prowler

The UNSC Prowler was commissioned in 2247. The research ship spent its entire career as part of the ONI stealth development flotilla. In 2259, the Prowler successfully debuted a stealth technology able to evade the powerful sensor suite of the UNSC Erebus. The system would be installed aboard a modified Scimitar corvette and commissioned as the stealth corvette Vault of Midnight; all future stealth corvettes were subsequently known as prowlers. The Prowler itself was decommissioned in 2337 and was recorded as scrapped. The decommissioned stealth ship was preserved by the Office of Naval Intelligence and was installed in an undisclosed location for some decades before being installed in an ONI installation on 617 Patroclus. As with the other ships of the flotilla, most of the activities involving the Prowler remain deliberately vague or otherwise classified. (65 meters)

UNSC Fenrir

The UNSC Fenrir was commissioned in 2299. Following the Naval Compromise of 2290 and the introduction of the new Unity-class heavy MAC cruisers in 2294, the UEG greenlit further practical research into improved magnetic accelerator cannon systems. The Fenrir was thus the first MAC research ship built following the compromise. (1,557 meters)

UNSC Glimpse of the Ineffable

The UNSC Glimpse of the Ineffable was commissioned in 2528. Practically unknown outside intelligence circles, the Glimpse of the Ineffable was heavily involved in the examination of alien materials, specifically those of the Covenant and the Forerunners. (974 meters)

UNSC Where Sunrise Never Comes

The UNSC Where Sunrise Never Comes was commissioned in 2539. Rumored to have been involved in the development of the Endless Night-class prowlers, Where Sunrise Never Comes maintained a uniquely uneventful career, missing every major engagement or evacuation by miraculous chance. Following the conclusion of the war, the fate of the research ship went officially unresolved for over a decade; only in 2565 was the Where Sunrise Never Comes officially decommissioned. (386 meters)

Salvage ships

UNSC salvage ships are highly specialized spaceships used for the rescue of personnel from wrecked or crippled spacecraft and for the recovery of such ships and stations.

UNSC Steady

The UNSC Steady was commissioned in 2078 and was decommissioned in 2195. (430 meters)

UNSC Avalanche

The UNSC Avalanche was commissioned in 2082 and was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2166 during the Battle of the Belt. (386 meters)

UNSC Bucephalus

The UNSC Bucephalus was commissioned in 2090 and was decommissioned in 2195. (393 meters)

UNSC Rigorous

The UNSC Rigorous was commissioned in 2098 after being purchased from the defunct Titan Space Logistics. The Rigorous was irreparably damaged by Frieden forces in 2169 during the Jupiter Campaign. (509 meters)

UNSC Lionheart

The UNSC Lionheart was commissioned in 2145 as a high-speed salvage and rescue ship. The Lionheart saw considerable action during the Interplanetary War and was placed in reserve in 2270. (371 meters)

UNSC Fortitude

The UNSC Fortitude was commissioned in 2148 and was destroyed in 2164 during the Battle of the Belt. (418 meters)

Resolution 9065 salvage ships

Main article: Resolution 9065 ships#Salvage ships

Under the auspices of Resolution 9065, forty-one salvage ships and platforms were requisitioned as salvage ships between 2160 and 2170. A total of four were lost to enemy action during the war. Six salvage ships remained in service and were placed in reserve while the remaining thirty-one were decommissioned and sold or returned to their original owners.

UNSC Frederick Fitzgerald

The UNSC Frederick Fitzgerald was commissioned in July 2160 after the Jovian Crisis and was decommissioned in 2245. (579 meters)

UNSC Kangaroo

The UNSC Kangaroo was commissioned in August 2160 and was decommissioned in 2235. (717 meters)

UNSC Quicksilver II

The UNSC Quicksilver II was commissioned in 2162 as a high-speed salvage and rescue ship. Similar in design to the Lionheart, the Quicksilver II was considerable larger and faster, with twice as many personnel and advanced rescue equipment. The Quicksilver II was instrumental in saving the lives of hundreds of UNSC personnel during the Interplanetary War and remained in service until 2307. (348 meters)

UNSC Labours of Heracles

The UNSC Labours of Heracles was commissioned in 2163. The heavy salvage ship survived the war and was decommissioned in 2295 and placed in reserve. (1,842 meters)

UNSC Fin de la Ligne

The UNSC Fin de la Ligne was commissioned in March 2164. One of the larger salvage ships requisitioned under Resolution 9065, the recovery operations platform measured some 2,033 meters and was classified as a heavy salvage ship. The Fin de la Ligne was retained by the UNSC after the war and remained in active service until 2330 when it was placed in reserve. (2,033 meters)

UNSC Wall of Death

The UNSC Wall of Death was commissioned in March 2164. Like the Fin de la Ligne, the Wall of Death was requisitioned and classified as a heavy salvage ship. Likewise, the Wall of Death remained in commission after the war and was placed in reserve in 2272. (1,688 meters)

UNSC Ultima Ration Regum

The UNSC Ultima Ration Regum was commissioned in April 2164. Like the earlier Fin de la Ligne and Wall of Death heavy salvage ships, the recovery operations platform Ultima Ration Regum was requisitioned under Resolution 9065. The heavy salvage ship was retained by the UNSC and was placed in reserve in 2301. (2,045 meters)

UNSC Vengeance of Achilles

The UNSC Vengeance of Achilles was commissioned in December 2165. As one of the Trojan Resources ships to escape the Jovian Trojans in September 2165, the Vengeance of Achilles was commissioned into the UNSC after minor repairs and upgrades. The hardy salvage ship quickly gained a reputation for fearlessness and success. Vengeance of Achilles remained in UNSC service until 2318. (666.6 meters)

UNSC Proteus

The UNSC Proteus was commissioned in January 2166 and was decommissioned in 2320. (810 meters)

UNSC Eris

The UNSC Eris was commissioned in April 2166. Like the Vengeance of Achilles, the Eris had escaped the Frieden occupation under heavy fire and had taken considerable damage, but the well-built salvage ship was judged to be worth the cost of repair. The Eris became a common sight in both the Belt and Jovian Space, remaining in UNSC service until 2223. (273 meters)

UNSC Danae

The UNSC Danae was commissioned in December 2166. The Danae was ordered in late August 2165 during the costly Jovian Fleet Action. The Danae performed well during the war and was decommissioned in 2307 and placed in reserve. (870 meters)

UNSC Klytia

The UNSC Klytia was commissioned in January 2168. The Klytia was ordered in early 2166. The Klytia was decommissioned in 2323 and scraped. (1,012 meters)

UNSC Aurora II

The UNSC Aurora II was commissioned in late 2168 as a heavy salvage ship. The Aurora II was decommissioned in 2376. (1,620 meters)

UNSC Velleda

The UNSC Velleda was commissioned in May 2169. The Velleda was ordered in late 2166. The Velleda was decommissioned in 2311 and scrapped. (1,045 meters)

UNSC Johanna

The UNSC Johanna was commissioned in September 2169. The Johanna was ordered in late 2166. The salvage ship was decommissioned in 2294 and scrapped. (1,220 meters)

UNSC Nemesis II

The UNSC Nemesis II was commissioned in late 2169 as a heavy salvage ship. The Nemesis II was ordered in 2168. The heavy salvage ship underwent several major refits. The Nemesis II was decommissioned in 2416 and placed in reserve. (1,510 meters)

Survey ships

UNSC Far Horizon

The UNSC Far Horizon was commissioned in 2092. At 225 meters and with a crew of seventy-five, the survey ship also carried anti-ship weapons. The Far Horizon was dispatched to Saturn to support colonial operations on Rhea and Titan, where it remained for its entire career. The Far Horizon was decommissioned in 2211. (225 meters)

UNSC Distant Peak

The UNSC Distant Peak was commissioned in 2094. Smaller than the Far Horizon at 199 meters and crewed by 66 personnel, the survey ship served in Saturnian space for its entire career; the Distant Peak was decommissioned in 2195. (199 meters)

UNSC Sol Explorer

The UNSC Sol Explorer was commissioned in 2098 and spent its career traversing the system and investigating potential sites for new colonies. The Sol Explorer was decommissioned in 2216. (409 meters)

UNSC Rochambeau

The UNSC Rochambeau was commissioned in 2160 and was decommissioned in 2299. (361.8 meters)

UNSC Limitless Horizon

The UNSC Limitless Horizon was commissioned by the UNSA in 2161 and embarked on the 2162 Kuiper Expedition alongside the research ship Oblivion's Embrace. The survey ship was decommissioned in 2276. (586 meters)

UNSC Over Strange Terrain

The UNSC Over Strange Terrain was commissioned in 2165. Originally a colonial survey ship, the Over Strange Terrain was heavily modified and used for investigating and observing Frieden defense installations in the belt and in the Trojans. After the war, the survey ship was retooled to assist in clearing space debris and hulks; the Over Strange Terrain was returned to civilian ownership in 2199. (418 meters)

Starlight Explorer-class

Main article: Starlight Explorer-class survey ship

The Starlight Explorer-class survey ships were powerful colonial support ships that began entering service in 2367.

Pathfinder-class

Main article: Pathfinder-class sloop

Target ships

UNSC target ships were utilized for gunnery practice and weapons testing and were either purpose-built specialist ships or aging or damaged hulks considered expendable.

UNSC Servitor

The UNSC Servitor was commissioned in 2113, following the Caesar and Cicero in 2112. The Servitor was the first proper target ship of the UNSA and served the Earth Fleet and later Home Fleet until 2220. The target ship was ultimately transferred to the UNSC Army as a Lunar artillery and anti-air target. The UNSC-A Servitor remained in service until it was deliberately crashed into the Lunar surface in 2243. After a thorough examination, the hulk was used for a series of joint exercises involving Army and Marine units. The wreckage of the Servitor was ultimately destroyed by UNSC Army engineers in 2257.

UNSC Evasive Action

The UNSC Evasive Action was commissioned in 2168 alongside the Old Dominion. With Old Dominion serving as control ship, tow ship, and recovery vessel, the Evasive Action became the primary target ship used by the fleet in Martian Space. The Evasive Action was ultimately destroyed in 2255 by the Hesperus during MAC trials.

UNSC Flugzeugtrager-1

The UNSC Flugzeugtrager-1 was commissioned in August 2170. One of the four would-be fleet carriers captured by the UNSC during the Trojan Offensive, the Flugzeugtrager-1 was mostly completed at the time of its capture. The ex-fleet carrier's internal machinery prevented the ship from finding new life as a transport or training ship, and the Flugzeugtrager-1 was instead selected for use as a target ship for UNSC forces in the Jovian Trojans. The Flugzeugtrager-1 remained in service until November 2173, when the battered target ship's engines finally failed. The ship was decommissioned, towed to 2920 Automedon, and sold for use as a civilian-operated maintenance barge. Operating variously as FZT1, Maintenance Platform 2920A, and Bailey's Hold, the ex-carrier was in use until 2267, when it was condemned.

Tracking ships

UNSC tracking ships were highly specialized auxiliaries outfitted with antennas and electronics. Also known as instrumentation ships, missile range instrumentation ships, or range ships, they provided the fleet with powerful target tracking capabilities as well as extensive data for missile, rocket, shell, and eventually MAC slug testing. Following the development of the Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine, tracking ships were quickly adapted to monitoring the departure and arrival of interstellar-capable spacecraft. Ultimately supplanted by Remote Scanning Outposts (RSOs) in the 2460s, the Insurrection in the 2490s and the Human-Covenant War in the 2520s impelled the fleet to retool its remaining and reserve tracking ships as each crisis demanded.

UNSC Wavelength

The UNSC Wavelength was commissioned in 2076. One of the few commissioned research assets of the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA), the Wavelength was initially tasked with outer system tracking before being paired with the missile testbed Research in 2079. The pairing continued after the 2080 transfer to the UN Space Authority (UNSA). The Wavelength was replaced by Rangefinder in 2108 and was reassigned to the Belt. Following the Jovian Crisis in 2160 and the Battle of Vesta in 2161, the tracking ship became involved with the implementation and support of the new convoy system. The Wavelength survived the Interplanetary War and was decommissioned in 2232 and sold for limited preservation. (545 meters)

UNSC Rangefinder

The UNSC Rangefinder was commissioned in 2107. The first dedicated missile range instrumentation ship of the fleet, the Rangefinder replaced the Wavelength and was paired with the missile testbed Research in 2108. The Rangefinder remained in its dedicated role clear through the Interplanetary War. Despite the retirement the Research in 2218, the tracking ship was only decommissioned in late 2255. (562 meters)

UNSC Observation Island

The UNSC Observation Island was commissioned in 2145. Intended for outer system operations with an emphasis on Saturnian Space and beyond, the Observation Island was repurposed in 2167 to monitor Frieden fleet operations in the Trojans and Jovian Space. The tracking ship was involved in the January 2170 Trojan Offensive. The Observation Island, like the Wavelength, operated in the Belt and the Jovian Trojans in the 2170s and 2180s; the tracking ship returned to its original mission in 2191. The Observation Island was decommissioned in 2286. (615 meters)

UNSC Astronavigator

The UNSC Astronavigator was commissioned in 2161. Purpose built in the late 2150s, the tracking ship joined the research ship Oblivion's Embrace and the survey ship Limitless Horizon for the 2162 Kuiper Expedition. On assignment for more than a decade, all three ships were entirely absent from the Interplanetary War and were recommissioned into the UNSC while underway on December 26, 2163. The Astronavigator was decommissioned in 2270. (482 meters)

Resolution 9065 tracking ships

Under United Nations Security Council Resolution 9065, six civilian tracking ships were requisitioned by the UNSA and late UNSC for service during the Interplanetary War: Uniform Silver (2161), Philippic (2162), Skyward Eyes (2163), Akula (2165), Favor of Sophrosyne (2166), and Distant Thunder (2168). Ranging in size from the smallest at 498 meters (Favor of Sophrosyne) to the largest (Philippic) at 912 meters, all six tracking ships survived the war. Three were decommissioned before the turn of the century (Akula in 2182, Distant Thunder in 2191, and Uniform Silver in 2199) while the other three remained in service into the late 2200s (Philippic in 2252, Favor of Sophrosyne in 2261, and Skyward Eyes in 2267).

UNSC Outreach

The UNSC Outreach was commissioned in 2167. Built as a dedicated missile range instrumentation ship and originally intended to replace the Rangefinder, the Outreach was instead only briefly involved in missile testing for a few months before being reassigned to the belt in support of the Observation Island and Wavelength. The Outreach participated in the Siege of Ceres and the Trojan Offensive. The tracking ship remained in the Belt for decades and was often involved in the recovery of wrecks and the removal of hazards. Immediately prior to the decommissioning of the Rangefinder in 2255, the Outreach was at long last assigned to its intended role as a missile range instrumentation ship. The Outreach was decommissioned in 2321. (640 meters)

UNSC Spirit of Sophrosyne

The UNSC Spirit of Sophrosyne was commissioned in 2172. The tracking ship was involved in cleanup operations across the system. While the project was reduced in size in the early 2190s, the Spirit of Sophrosyne remained in its dedicated role for the next hundred years. The tracking ship was decommissioned in 2299. (840 meters)

UNSC Erebus

The UNSC Erebus was commissioned in 2199 and was purpose built as an ONI tracking ship. The Erebus was assigned to the stealth program flotilla for practically the entirety of its career. Despite extensive experimentation involving numerous experimental ships, the breakthrough only occurred in late 2259 when the Erebus was repeatedly unable to locate and lock on to the UNSC Prowler. The program was 'officially' completed in the 2290s and the Erebus was decommissioned in 2315. (608 meters)

Vigilance-class

The fourteen Vigilance-class tracking ships entered service between 2265 and 2299. Two members of the class, the Frontier Law and Pathfinder, were transported outside the Sol System in 2400 and 2401, respectively. While the other thirteen ships were decommissioned and scrapped by 2451, the Sentry of Mars remained in service in Martian Space even after the Covenant invaded the system in late 2552; the tracking ship was finally retired in 2556. (520 meters)

Name	Commission	Struck	Details
Vigilance	2265	2396	The UNSC Vigilance was commissioned in 2265. The tracking ship was decommissioned in 2396 and scrapped.
Sky Guardian	2269	2391	The UNSC Sky Guardian was commissioned in 2269. The tracking ship was decommissioned in 2391 and scrapped.
Sophrosyne	2271	2408	The UNSC Sophrosyne was commissioned in 2271. The tracking ship was decommissioned in 2408 and scrapped.
Distant Thunder	2272	2412	The UNSC Distant Thunder was commissioned in 2272. The tracking ship was decommissioned in 2412 and scrapped.
Rangefinder	2274	2412	The UNSC Rangefinder was commissioned in 2274. The tracking ship was decommissioned in 2412 and scrapped.
Longbowman	2276	2415	The UNSC Longbowman was commissioned in 2276. The tracking ship was decommissioned in 2415 and scrapped.
Solar Telemetry	2279	2448	The UNSC Solar Telemetry was commissioned in 2279. The tracking ship was decommissioned in 2412 and scrapped.
Trojan Sentinel	2283	2437	The UNSC Trojan Sentinel was commissioned in 2283. The tracking ship was decommissioned in 2437 and scrapped.
Wavelength	2285	2441	The UNSC Wavelength was commissioned in 2285. The tracking ship was decommissioned in 2441 and scrapped.
Uniform Silver	2286	2447	The UNSC Uniform Silver was commissioned in 2286. The tracking ship was decommissioned in 2447 and scrapped.
Observation Island	2288	2432	The UNSC Observation Island was commissioned in 2288. The tracking ship was decommissioned in 2432 and scrapped.
Frontier Law	2292	2451	The UNSC Frontier Law was commissioned in 2292. The tracking ship was redeployed to Epsilon Eridani in 2400. The Frontier Law was decommissioned in 2451 and scrapped.
Sentry of Mars	2296	2556	The UNSC Sentry of Mars was commissioned in 2296. The tracking ship was assigned to Martian Space. The Sentry of Mars was finally decommissioned in 2556 after 260 years of service and sold for preservation.
Pathfinder	2299	2417	The UNSC Pathfinder was commissioned in 2299. The tracking ship was transferred to the Office of Naval Intelligence in 2348 and was redeployed to Beta Eridani in 2401. The Pathfinder was decommissioned in 2417 and scrapped.

UNSC Range Tracker

The UNSC Range Tracker was commissioned in 2336. Built to replace the aging UNSC Outreach, the Range Tracker was the last interplanetary missile range instrumentation ship ordered and commissioned by the UNSC. The Range Tracker remained in its role through the Colonial crises and was decommissioned in 2421 and placed in reserve. (701 meters)

UNSC Konstantin Tsiolkovsky

The UNSC Konstantin Tsiolkovsky was an instrumentation ship for the UNSC from 2352 to 2466. Utilized primarily from tracking the movements of ships entering and departing slipspace, the Konstantin Tsiolkovsky monitored the launch of every colony ship that departed the Sol System. Retired due to obsolescence, the instrumentation ship was placed in reserve with the intention of possibly selling the ship as a museum piece. (986 meters)

UNSC Pyotr Nesterov

The UNSC Pyotr Nesterov was a missile range instrumentation ship that entered service in 2402. Eventually joined by the later Outreach-class, the Nesterov spent most of its career in the Beta Eridani system, participating in weapons testing and training operations. When Covenant forces attacked Beta Eridani, the Nesterov was among the ships lost. (848 meters)

Rocketeer tracking ships

The Rocketeer tracking ships were developed with the intention of aiding UNSC battle groups in monitoring slipspace while on deployment to colonial systems. Generally replaced by RSOs in the 2460s, the various tracking ships remained in service with the fleet for their mobility and impressive sensor array. The entire group underwent a major upgrade in 2517/18. The group suffered tremendous casualties during the Human-Covenant War, with every tracking ship ultimate lost in action by 2553. (805 meters)

Name	Commission	Struck	Details
Robert H. Goddard †	2426	2537	The UNSC Robert H. Goddard was commissioned in 2426 and named for the American engineer, physicist, and inventor. The tracking ship was scuttled in 2537.
Wernher von Braun †	2429	2532	The UNSC Wernher von Braun was commissioned in 2429 and named for the German-American aerospace engineer and space architect. The tracking ship was boarded by Covenant forces in 2532 and scuttled to prevent capture.
Gaetano Crocco †	2431	2539	The UNSC Gaetano Crocco was commissioned in 2431 and named for the Italian scientist and aeronautics pioneer. The tracking ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2539.
Qian Xuesen †	2434	2540	The UNSC Qian Xuesen was commissioned in 2434 and named for the Chinese mathematician, cyberneticist, and aerospace engineer. The tracking ship was damaged beyond repair in 2540 and decommissioned. The hulk was subsequently destroyed by Covenant forces in 2541.
Hermann Oberth †	2437	2545	The UNSC Hermann Oberth was commissioned in 2437 and named for the Austro-Hungarian physicist and engineer. The tracking ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2545.
Fritz von Opel †	2438	2540	The UNSC Fritz von Opel was commissioned in 2438 and named for the German rocket technology pioneer. The tracking ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2540.
Robert Esnault-Pelterie †	2442	2537	The UNSC Robert Esnault-Pelterie was commissioned in 2442 and named for the French aircraft designer and spaceflight theorist. The tracking ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2537.
Luigi Gussalli †	2443	2544	The UNSC Luigi Gussalli was commissioned in 2443 and named for the Italian engineer and inventor. The tracking ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2544.
Valentin Glushko †	2446	2533	The UNSC Valentin Glushko was commissioned in 2446 and named for the Soviet engineer and rocket engine designer. The tracking ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2533.
Sergei Korolev †	2452	2549	The UNSC Sergei Korolev was commissioned in 2452 and named for the Soviet rocket engineer and spacecraft designer. The tracking ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2549.
Oswald Lange †	2468	2544	The UNSC Oswald Lange was commissioned in 2468 and named for the German-American aerospace engineer. The tracking ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2544.
Konstantin Tsiolkovsky †	2477	2531	The UNSC Konstantin Tsiolkovsky was commissioned in 2477 and named for the Russia rocket scientist. The tracking ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2531.
Kazimierz Siemienowicz †	2481	2540	The UNSC Kazimierz Siemienowicz was commissioned in 2481 and named for the Polish-Lithuanian general of artillery, military engineer, and rocketry pioneer. The tracking ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2540.
Timur Eneev †	2483	2546	The UNSC Timur Eneev was commissioned in 2483 and named for the Soviet mathematician. The tracking ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2546.
Mstislav Keldysh †	2484	2535	The UNSC Mstislav Keldysh was commissioned in 2484 and named for the Soviet mathematician and engineer. The tracking ship was scuttled in 2535.
Friedrich Zander †	2488	2529	The UNSC Friedrich Zander was commissioned in 2488 and named for the Baltic German pioneer of rocketry and spaceflight. The tracking ship was destroyed by Covenant forces in 2529.

Outreach-class

Main article: Outreach-class missile range instrumentation ship

The Outreach-class entered service in 2445, with seven ships commissioned by 2457. Only the Outreach, Rangefinder, and Precision were completed as missile range instrumentation ships while the Sophrosyne, Observation Island, Skyward Eyes, and Vision of Erebus were completed as Slipspace tracking ships. Both the Precision and Rangefinder were refitted for the latter role in the 2460s, leaving only the Outreach in its intended capacity. The Precision was irreparably damaged by an insurrectionist bombing in 2511 and the Observation Island, Outreach, Rangefinder, Skyward Eyes, and Sophrosyne were lost during the Human-Covenant War. The Vision of Erebus, attached to the Office of Naval Intelligence since 2516, was the sole survivor of the war and remained in service until 2572. (782 meters)

Training ships

UNSC Kuribayashi

The UNSC Kuribayashi was commissioned in 2099. The Kuribayashi was intended for would-be Kyoto-class destroyer crew members and was configured as such. The training ship remained in its Kyoto configuration for the duration of its service, and entered reserve in 2180 alongside the last active Kyoto destroyers. (320 meters)

UNSC Foch

The UNSC Foch was commissioned in 2104. The Foch, much like the earlier Kuribayashi, was built specifically as a destroyer trainer: the Foch was configured for future crewmembers of Bordeaux-class destroyers. The Foch was placed in reserve in 2175 alongside the remaining Bordeaux destroyers. (392 meters)

UNSC Recruit

The UNSC Recruit was commissioned in 2111. The Recruit was optimally configured to provide instruction for future Halifax-class crewmembers, but the training ship was intended to provide practical experience for personnel, regardless of what ships they ended up on. The Recruit was placed in reserve in 2190. (315 meters)

UNSC Valley Forge

The UNSC Valley Forge was commissioned in 2120. The 550-meter-long Valley Forge was a first-rate training ship, and most cruiser officers and crewmembers of the 2150s and 2160s did their first tour aboard the Valley Forge. The training ship was decommissioned and placed in reserve in 2215. (550 meters)

UNSC Moltke

The UNSC Moltke was commissioned in 2147 and quickly gained a reputation for providing heavy destroyer crews with a "tremendous fighting spirit". The Moltke was originally intended to streamline training for the new Berlin-class heavy destroyers, but its facilities and instruction was expanded to do the same for New York and Shanghai heavy destroyers. The Moltke School, also known as the Moltke Destroyer Doctrine, called for extremely aggressive destroyer tactics intended to pursue the destruction of enemy combatants as a priority; while highly effective at achieving kills, the Moltke Doctrine was ultimately diminished by heavy destroyer losses at the Battle of the Martian Moons in March 2164 and subsequent escort losses in the Battle of the Belt. While the Moltke remained in service, its original doctrine was effectively discarded in favor of the Eisenhower School which prioritized ship survivability and crew safety over the destruction of enemy forces. The Moltke at times joined the Eisenhower flotilla, though the training ship also took part in limited combat operations during the War. The Moltke was placed in reserve in 2195. (450 meters)

The Moltke Doctrine would resurface in the years following the end of the Inner Colony Wars as a mutated offshoot of the Eisenhower destroyer doctrine, emphasizing the rapid destruction or disabling of enemy combatants as a means of limiting potential risks to ships and crews. The doctrine backfired horribly during the Callisto Incident in March 2494: a trio of UNSC destroyers aggressively pursued and fired 85% of their anti-ship missiles in the opening minutes of the engagement. The intended target, the Insurrectionist corvette Callisto, avoided the missiles by sheltering behind a nearby asteroid and detonating a nuclear device planted ahead of time on the other side of the asteroid; the resulting detonation destroyed the missiles and two of the three destroyers, and left the remaining destroyer badly damaged. While the UNSC ultimately emerged victorious, the Moltke Doctrine was considered totally discredited by the Incident and was once more effectively rejected by Naval Command.

The advent of the Human-Covenant War in 2525 unexpectedly restored the Moltke Doctrine to prominence. UNSC ships were technologically inferior to their Covenant opponents and engagements could only ever be won by utterly destroying all present Covenant forces; attempting to prioritize ship survival and the lives of crewmembers was not only impossible but foolhardy. While battle group tactics continued to change during the war, direct ship-to-ship actions tended increasingly to follow the old tenets of the Moltke School: destroy the enemy or die trying.

UNSC Bonaparte

The UNSC Bonaparte was commissioned in 2160 and replaced the Valley Forge as the primary cruiser training ship. The 552-meter-long training ship was state of the art and remained a premier choice for its entire career. The Bonaparte was placed in reserve in 2291 as part of the Naval Compromise of 2290. (552 meters)

UNSC Eisenhower

The UNSC Eisenhower was commissioned in late 2164. As large as the Bonaparte at 552 meters, the Eisenhower was a sizable training ship with "a mandate written in blood." Following the staggering losses experienced in the Battle of the Martian Moons in March 2164, UNSC Naval Command demanded major changes in emergency protocols, battle tactics, and training. The Eisenhower carried this mandate for its career alongside a reputation for ironclad discipline and high expectations. The training ship became something of an institution, especially for destroyer crews, such that the phrase "educated in the Eisenhower school of destroyer tactics" became common throughout the fleet. The Eisenhower was supported by an ever-changing number of destroyers, some of which were permanently converted into training ships as well. The Eisenhower was decommissioned in 2297. (552 meters)

The Eisenhower flotilla consisted of several temporarily assigned destroyers as well as several permanently converted destroyers. These included:

• UNSC Eternal Watch, ex-Kyoto-class light destroyer. Converted in January 2166. The Eternal Watch was decommissioned in 2180 with all other ex-Kyoto destroyers in the flotilla.
• UNSC Ever Onward!, ex-Kyoto-class light destroyer. Converted in December 2164. The Ever Onward! was decommissioned in 2180 with all other ex-Kyoto destroyers in the flotilla.
• UNSC Haakon VII, ex-Kyoto-class light destroyer. Converted in November 2168. The Haakon VII left the flotilla in 2175 and was assigned to Ceres Station until it was decommissioned in 2180.
• UNSC Jarry-Desloges City, ex-Halifax-class light destroyer. Converted in August 2166. The Jarry-Desloges City left the flotilla in 2180 and was assigned to Mars Station until it was decommissioned in 2193.
• UNSC Lázaro Cárdenas, ex-Halifax-class light destroyer. Converted in February 2165. The Lázaro Cárdenas was decommissioned in 2180.
• UNSC Macedonian, ex-Kyoto-class light destroyer. Converted in September 2164 and attached to the Eisenhower alongside the Sultan. The Macedonian was decommissioned in 2180 with all other ex-Kyoto destroyers in the flotilla.
• UNSC Mars City, ex-Halifax-class light destroyer. Converted in January 2165. The Mars City was assigned to the Jovian Trojans from 2182 to 2186 before returning to the flotilla. The Mars City was decommissioned in 2191.
• UNSC Petropavlovskiy City, ex-Kyoto-class light destroyer. Converted in March 2166. The Petropavlovskiy City was decommissioned in 2180 with all other ex-Kyoto destroyers in the flotilla.
• UNSC Princesa, Kyoto-class light destroyer. The Princesa was attached to the flotilla from May 2170 to April 2175.
• UNSC Strasbourg, ex-Bordeaux-class heavy destroyer. Converted in February 2167. The Strasbourg was decommissioned in 2192.
• UNSC Sultan, ex-Kyoto-class light destroyer. Converted in September 2164 and attached to the Eisenhower alongside the Macedonian. The Sultan was decommissioned in 2180 with all other ex-Kyoto destroyers in the flotilla.

UNSC Olympus

The Earth One-class defense ship UNSC Olympus was converted into a training ship in 2169. The Olympus became the first in a series of dedicated ODST training ships. While the training ship was not modified to carry orbital drop pods, the Olympus was used for live-fire zero-gravity training and boarding and counter-boarding simulations. The Olympus was decommissioned in 2173 and scrapped, though elements of the ship's interior were cut out and installed in several ODST training facilities.

UNSC Flugzeugtrager-3

The UNSC Flugzeugtrager-3 was commissioned in 2173, just before the decommissioning of the Olympus. The Flugzeugtrager-3 was a prize of the Trojan Offensive: a 788-meter-long incomplete Frieden fleet carrier, seized from the yards at 1404 Ajax. The carrier had languished in the Trojans for nearly a year before being selected for use as an ODST training ship. The Flugzeugtrager-3 was used extensively by the ODSTs, including playing a central role in several major operational exercises. A photograph of an ODST captain inspecting his unit post-exercise in one of the Flugzeugtrager-3's launch bays attained widespread acclaim and became a major piece of ODST propaganda for more than a century. The Flugzeugtrager-3 was decommissioned in 2184 after more than a decade of constant use.

UNSC Aries

The Earth One-class defense ship UNSC Aries was converted into a training ship in 2180 and joined the Flugzeugtrager-3 later that year. One of the last exercises that involved both ships included a ceremonial boarding action, launched from the Flugzeugtrager-3 against the Aries, in which the ODSTs "claimed" their new training ship. The Aries was in the role for less than six years and was decommissioned in 2186.

UNSC Vortex

The Whirlwind-class assault carrier UNSC Vortex was converted into an ODST training ship in 2185 and replaced the Aries the following year. The Vortex remained in the role until 2217, when it was placed in reserve. The Vortex was reactivated in 2552 during the Sol Campaign and used a decoy ship.

UNSC Fusilier (2263)

The trials ship UNSC Fusilier was converted into a magnetic accelerator cannon training ship in 2263 and was placed in reserve in 2355. See: UNSC Fusilier.

UNSC Gladiator (2330)

The trials ship UNSC Gladiator was converted into a magnetic accelerator cannon training ship in 2330 and was placed in reserve in 2385. See: UNSC Gladiator.

Transport ships

Chieftain-class

The Chieftain-class transport ships were commissioned into the UNSA Fleet in the late 2090s. Acquired from the defunct Titan Space Logistics (TSL), the Chieftain-class comprised a dozen transport ships that had formerly supported TSL operations in Jovian Space. The transports remained in service through the Interplanetary Conflict, though they suffered heavy losses; the class was ultimately retired in the 2190s. (660 meters)

Transport	Commission	Struck	Details
Chieftain	2096	2164	The UNSC Chieftain was commissioned in 2096. The Chieftain was irreparably damaged by Frieden forces in 2164 during the Battle of the Belt.
Charybdis	2096	2197	The UNSC Charybdis was commissioned in 2096. The Charybdis was decommissioned in 2197.
Christopher †	2097	2166	The UNSC Christopher was commissioned in 2097. The Christopher was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2166 during the Battle of the Belt.
Cherokee	2097	2191	The UNSC Cherokee was commissioned in 2097. The Cherokee was decommissioned in 2191.
Chariot †	2097	2168	The UNSC Chariot was commissioned in 2097. The Chariot was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2168 during the Battle of 3 Juno.
Charmer	2097	2192	The UNSC Charmer was commissioned in 2097. The Charmer was decommissioned in 2192.
Choctaw	2098	2165	The UNSC Choctaw was commissioned in 2098. The Choctaw was irreparably damaged by Frieden forces in 2165 during the Jupiter Campaign.
Chronicle †	2098	2165	The UNSC Chronicle was commissioned in 2098. The Chronicle was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2165 during the Battle of the Belt.
Cheyenne	2098	2194	The UNSC Cheyenne was commissioned in 2098. The Cheyenne was decommissioned in 2194.
Cherry †	2098	2165	The UNSC Cherry was commissioned in 2098. The Cherry was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2165 during the Battle of the Belt.
Chestnut †	2098	2164	The UNSC Chestnut was commissioned in 2097. The Chestnut was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2164 during the Battle of the Belt.
Chippewa	2098	2195	The UNSC Chippewa was commissioned in 2098. The Chippewa was decommissioned in 2195.

UNSC Oceanus

The UNSC Oceanus was commissioned in 2097. Like the Chieftain transports, the Oceanus was formerly a TSL ship and had been the corporation's primarily personnel mover. The Oceanus was the first troopship of the UNSA and remained in service until the 2190s. (1,510 meters)

UNSC Palatial

The UNSC Palatial was commissioned in 2099. Formerly a high-speed transport for TSL, the Palatial was purchased by the UNSA as a support ship for far-flung colonies and outposts. The Palatial was lost in 2168 during the Frieden occupation of Ceres and was declared irreparably damaged. The transport was decommissioned and scrapped on-site. (357 meters)

UNSC Flight of the White Swallow

The UNSC Flight of the White Swallow was commissioned in 2141. Purchased from the GSF Line and modified to the standards of the Space Authority, the troopship possessed considerable speed and light armor plating. The Flight of the White Swallow was one of the first ships to transport peacekeepers and later UEG troops during the Jovian Moons Campaign in 2160. The troopship survived the war and was decommissioned in 2236. (1,644 meters)

UNSC Lady of Europa

The UNSC Lady of Europa was commissioned in 2152. Originally a GSF Line starliner, the Lady of Europa was purchased for use as a troopship and remained in service until 2206. (1,638 meters)

UNSC Weeping Willows

The UNSC Weeping Willows was commissioned in 2156. Like the Flight of the White Swallow and the Lady of Rhea, the Weeping Willows was purchased from the GSF Line and modified for use as a troopship by the UNSA. The Weeping Willows served with distinction during the Interplanetary Conflict and remained in service until 2254. (1,712 meters)

UNSC Lady of Io

The UNSC Lady of Io was commissioned in 2159. Originally a GSF Line starliner, the Lady of Io was purchased for use as a troopship. The Lady of Io was damaged beyond repair by Frieden forces in 2165. (1,570 meters)

Resolution 9065 transports

Main article: Resolution 9065 ships#Transport ships

When the UN Security Council passed Resolution 9065 on March 30, 2160, the UEG ordered the UN Space Authority to assemble a fleet of transports and troopships to facilitate the deployment of Earth troops and assets to Jovian Space. This broad order remained in effect until the end of the Interplanetary War in March 2170.

Sapphire-class

The twenty-five Sapphire-class transport ships were converted from the same passenger liners as the Celestial Radiance-class light carriers and entered service in 2160. Fifteen were lost to enemy action during the war and the surviving ten transports were placed in reserve between 2231 and 2263. (877 meters)

Transport	Commission	Struck	Details
Sapphire	2160	2235	The UNSC Sapphire was commissioned in November 2160 and was placed in reserve in 2235.
Jewel	2160	2231	The UNSC Jewel was commissioned in November 2160 and was placed in reserve in 2233.
Ruby	2160	2165	The UNSC Ruby was commissioned in December 2160 and was damaged beyond repair during the Battle of the Belt in 2165.
Crystal Star	2160	2167	The UNSC Crystal Star was commissioned in December 2160 and was damaged beyond repair during the Europa Whirlwind in 2167. The transport was originally ordered as the Crystal, but a frigate of that name was already in service, and the name was changed in August 2160 prior to commissioning.
Jade	2161	2236	The UNSC Jade was commissioned in January 2161 and was placed in reserve in 2236.
Emerald Star †	2161	2168	The UNSC Emerald was commissioned in January 2161 and was placed in reserve in 2248. The transport was originally ordered as the Emerald, but a frigate of that name was already in service, and the name was changed in August 2160 prior to commissioning. The Emerald Star was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2168 during the Battle of the Belt.
Diamond	2161	2167	The UNSC Diamond was commissioned in February 2161 and was damaged beyond repair during the Battle of 3 Juno in 2167. The Diamond was docked when Frieden forces attacked and took part in the partially successful evacuation of the colony, but the transport departed under heavy fire and suffered irreparable damage as a result.
Moonstone	2161	2233	The UNSC Moonstone was commissioned in February 2161 and was placed in reserve in 2233.
Garnet	2161	2166	The UNSC Garnet was commissioned in March 2161 and was damaged beyond repair during the Europa Whirlwind in 2166.
Quartz	2161	2164	The UNSC Quartz was commissioned in April 2161 and was damaged beyond repair during the Battle of the Belt in 2164.
Beryl	2161	2169	The UNSC Beryl was commissioned in April 2161 and was damaged beyond repair by a bombing attack in 2169 during the Battle of the Belt.
Onyx †	2161	2169	The UNSC Onyx was commissioned in April 2161 and was destroyed by Frieden forces in 2169 during the Jupiter Campaign.
Sunstone	2161	2167	The UNSC Sunstone was commissioned in May 2161 and was damaged beyond repair during the Battle of the Belt in 2167.
Amethyst	2161	2168	The UNSC Amethyst was commissioned in June 2161 and was damaged beyond repair during the Attack on 1404 Ajax in October 2168.
Malachite	2161	2239	The UNSC Malachite was commissioned in June 2161 and was placed in reserve in 2239.
Jasper	2161	2168	The UNSC Jasper was commissioned in June 2161 and was destroyed in 2168 during the Battle of the Belt.
Opal	2161	2166	The UNSC Opal was commissioned in July 2161 and was damaged beyond repair during the Battle of the Belt in 2166.
Turquoise	2161	2167	The UNSC Turquoise was commissioned in July 2161 and was damaged beyond repair during the Battle of the Belt in 2167.
Spinel †	2161	2165	The UNSC Spinel was commissioned in July 2161 and was destroyed during the Battle of 3451 Mentor in September 2165.
Topaz	2161	2237	The UNSC Topaz was commissioned in August 2161 and was placed in reserve in 2237.
Aquamarine	2161	2242	The UNSC Aquamarine was commissioned in August 2161 and was placed in reserve in 2242.
Tanzanite	2161	2168	The UNSC Tanzanite was commissioned in August 2161 and was captured and scuttled by Frieden forces during the Siege of Ceres in 2168.
Tsavorite	2161	2240	The UNSC Tsavorite was commissioned in August 2161 and was placed in reserve in 2240.
Chrysoprase	2161	2262	The UNSC Chrysoprase was commissioned in December 2161 and was placed in reserve in 2262.
Chrysoberyl	2161	2263	The UNSC Chrysoberyl was commissioned in December 2161 and was placed in reserve in 2263.

UNSC Allied Response

The UNSC Allied Response was commissioned in 2162 as an attack transport ship. Built alongside the Allied Prudence-class attack cargo ships, the Allied Response was planned to complement the capabilities of its half-sisters. Unfortunately, much like the Allied Prudence cargo ships, the Allied Response was rarely employed in its intended role; the only exceptions to this being the Siege of Ceres and the Trojan Offensive. The Allied Response was decommissioned and placed in reserve in 2192. (1,226 meters)

UNSC Poseidon

The UNSC Poseidon was commissioned in March 2163. Ordered in 2160 as a high-speed troopship, the Poseidon survived the war and remained in service until 2290. (1,754 meters)

UNSC Hannibal

The UNSC Hannibal was commissioned in January 2164. Ordered by the UNSA in 2161 as a high-speed troopship, the Hannibal supported UNSC operations throughout the war until it was damaged beyond repair in 2168 during the Battle of the Belt. (1,860 meters)

UNSC General Washington

The UNSC General Washington was commissioned in January 2165. Ordered by the UNSA in 2162 as a high-speed troopship, the General Washington survived the war and was decommissioned in 2255. (1,970 meters)

UNSC Sparrowhawk

The UNSC Sparrowhawk was commissioned in 2166 as an armored assault transport. The Sparrowhawk saw action at Juno and Ceres and was heavily involved in the Trojan Offensive; the assault transport was placed in reserve in 2216. (662 meters)

UNSC Cererian Queen

The UNSC Cererian Queen was commissioned in August 2169. Formerly a starliner of the GSF Line, the Cererian Queen had been undergoing servicing at Ceres when Frieden forces occupied the colony in 2167. While the starliner did receive damage during the resulting siege, it was determined to be far less significant than originally expected and GSF happily sold the damaged ship to the UNSC in late 2168. The Cererian Queen was repaired and rebuilt, becoming a reliable troopship for the fleet for the rest of the war. The troopship took revenge on the Frieden movement in 2170, enabling UNSC troops to quickly seize and occupy Frieden outposts. The troopship was decommissioned in 2196. (1,845 meters)

Gentileschi-class

Main article: Gentileschi-class schooner

The Gentileschi-class transport schooners began entering service in 2443.

Hammarskjöld-class

Main article: Hammarskjöld-class schooner

The Hammarskjöld-class transport schooners began entering service in 2494.

Castle-class

Main article: Castle-class troopship

The Castle-class troopships were the primary transport ships of the CMA and UNSC during the Insurrection and the Human-Covenant War.

Ringgold ships

The Ringgold Space Freight Company donated several hundred cargo liners, container ships, and passenger liners to the UNSC Navy from 2527 to 2549 for use as evacuation transports.

Trials ships

UNSC trials ships were used as testbeds for the field testing of experimental weapons, systems, and other technologies.

UNSC Research

The UNSC Research was commissioned in 2079. The large trials ship was the primary missile testbed for the UN Space Authority between 2080 and 2145. The Research continued in its role until it was decommissioned in 2218 and scrapped. (571 meters)

UNSC Syracuse

The UNSC Syracuse was commissioned in 2142. The gunnery trials ship was used as the fleet's testbed for naval artillery. The Syracuse was replaced by the Trebuchet in 2226 and subsequently decommissioned and scrapped. (795 meters)

UNSC Gift Horse

The UNSC Gift Horse was commissioned in 2168. Previously the Frieden light cruiser Sturm LVI, it was captured by UNSC forces during the Siege of Ceres. Unlike the Belt-built Liberty Hammer, the Sturm LVI was a product of Frieden shipyards in the Trojans and carried up-to-date weaponry and systems. Thoroughly examined and investigated, the captured cruiser was commissioned under the name Gift Horse and employed as a testbed for captured Frieden weapons and equipment. Following the conclusion of the Trojan Offensive in January 2170 and the end of the war in March, the Gift Horse was rapidly made obsolete by the capture of numerous Frieden ships and the termination of Frieden weapons development and opposition. Used briefly to test several captured prototypal Frieden weapons in the latter half of 2170 and the first months of 2171, the Gift Horse was decommissioned in August 2171 and expended as a target before January 2172. (696 meters)

UNSC Ziggurat

The UNSC Ziggurat was commissioned in 2171. Based on the accomplishments of the research ships Cutting Edge and Zenobia, the Ziggurat was built as a laser weaponry testbed and extensively trialed multiple offensive and defense laser weapon systems. While the Admiralty concluded that such weapons had considerable promise, they were totally impractical for actual deployment throughout the fleet. The Ziggurat was decommissioned in 2199 and scrapped. (844 meters)

UNSC Trebuchet

The UNSC Trebuchet was commissioned in 2226. The massive gunnery trials ship replaced the eighty-year-old Syracuse as the Navy's naval artillery testbed. The Trebuchet field tested dozens of artillery systems, most of which were first developed by the research ship Helepolis. When conventional artillery was steadily overtaken by coilgun systems, the Trebuchet was adapted to test coilgun turrets as well. Some commentators noted that the testbed rivaled capital ships in size and firepower with some describing it as a secret or unofficial additional battleship. The Trebuchet was finally retired in 2418 after almost two centuries because UNSC weapons testing moved to the Beta Eridani system and transporting the massive gunnery trials ship was deemed totally impractical. The Trebuchet was saved from the scrapyard and placed in reserve. (1,880 meters)

UNSC Thunderbird

The UNSC Thunderbird was commissioned in 2237. Based on the successful experiments of the research ship UNSC Helepolis in 2235, the Thunderbird was built as a coilgun testbed. The trials ship continued in its role until it was decommissioned in 2318. (970 meters)

UNSC Hesperus

The UNSC Hesperus was commissioned in 2253. The ship was built around a new weapon system, with the Hesperus practically little more than housing for it. In 2254, the UNSC Hesperus became the first UNSC starship to successfully fire a magnetic accelerator cannon. The Hesperus fired the big gun seven times between 2254 and 2256, after which it was decommissioned and disassembled. (779 meters)

UNSC Tigris

The UNSC Tigris was commissioned in 2257 and followed in the steps of the Hesperus. The Tigris carried the big gun and fired it a dozen times in its short life. The Tigris was decommissioned in late 2258. (822 meters)

UNSC Fusilier

The UNSC Fusilier was commissioned in 2261. The Fusilier was a proper starship with a magnetic accelerator cannon mounted in its bow. The Hesperus and Tigris had been capable of limited movement and minor maneuvers; Fusilier cruised the system and made stops in Jovian Space and Martian Space. The trials ship fired its big gun twenty-eight times in a variety of circumstances. In 2263, the Fusilier was designated as a magnetic accelerator cannon training ship; the Admiralty wanted to classify it as a cruiser, but the classification was rejected by the UEG. Nevertheless, some information about the ship was leaked to the media, and an expose on the training cruiser Fusilier went viral in 2264. The Fusilier remained in the role until 2355 and was placed in reserve. (1,064 meters)

UNSC Gladiator

The UNSC Gladiator was commissioned in 2273. The Gladiator was intended to be another magnetic accelerator cannon trials ship, but it instead became a lightning rod for UEG-UNSC disputes. The UEG, having repeatedly denied funding for a new heavy cruiser class, accused HIGHCOM of trying to quietly amass a fleet of "heavy trials ships" instead and refused to allow new big gun ships to be planned and even demanded that the main gun of the Gladiator be rendered inoperable. UEG inspection teams were somehow never able to locate the Gladiator to certify that its main armament had been disabled, as the ship was inexplicably deployed across the system. In what appears to be a retaliatory action, the UEG cancelled a series of contracts for experimental magnetic accelerator cannons and ordered two delivered guns to be destroyed; the admiralty was described as "suitably apoplectic."

With no real progress made in two years, UEG officials took a different approach: Gladiator was approved to carry the big gun, and a public demonstration of the weapon was requested. The Gladiator fired its magnetic accelerator cannon for the first time in 2275 and recordings of the firing were made available to the media. In an interesting twist, the very government that was opposing the implementation of a big gun navy reaped the benefits of the demonstration and effectively undercut an opposition that accused them of trying to disembowel the UNSC Armed Forces. By 2276, the Gladiator crisis was over and the UEG-UNSC dispute had returned to polite loggerheads. No more magnetic accelerator cannon trials ships were approved, but Gladiator would remain in service and undergo several major refits enabling it to carry different guns over the next decade. The dispute finally ended in the Naval Compromise of 2290. The Gladiator was decommissioned in 2385, having joined the Fusilier as a magnetic accelerator cannon training ship in 2330. (1,220 meters)

UNSC Jackalope

The UNSC Jackalope was commissioned in 2476. The Jackalope was employed as an electronic warfare trials ship and was tasked by ONI with forcing new prowler designs to achieve greater stealthiness. (488 meters)

UNSC Excalibur

The UNSC Excalibur was commissioned in 2488 and was the first starship to successfully operate and fire a fully function MAC battery system. The Excalibur was decommissioned in 2491 and the MAC battery was utilized by the Excalibur-class in 2497 and the Halberd-class in 2508.

Tugboats

RS1-class

The RS1-class (from Recovery Support) of tugboats entered UN Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) service in 2070, with a total of 100 commissioned before 2080. When all UNOOSA assets were transferred to the new UN Space Authority (UNSA) in 2080, the RS1-class were officially classified as recovery tugboats. Between 2080 and 2164, only two RS1 tugboats were lost, one irreparably damaged by a collision in 2161, the other destroyed in the 146 Xanthippe disaster in February 2163. The ninety-eight active RS1 recovery tugboats were recommissioned into United Nations Space Command (UNSC) service on December 26, 2163. A further twelve RS1 tugboats were lost during the Interplanetary War. The remaining eighty-six were decommissioned and sold for commercial use between 2185 and 2200. (90 meters)

Mighty-class

The Mighty-class of multirole tugboats entered UNSA service in 2082, with a total of 400 commissioned by 2100. One hundred and twenty-nine Mighty tugboats were lost during the Interplanetary War. The surviving 271 were slowly decommissioned and sold to commercial interests starting in the 2190s, with the last member of the class, UNSC Mighty No. 415, retired in 2211. (148 meters)

TSL tugboats

Following the financial collapse of Titan Space Logistics, Inc. in the 2097, the UN Space Authority purchased 635 tugboats from the company to augment its existing tugboat fleet.

Strong-class

The UNSA purchased 165 Strong-class fleet tugboats from TSL in 2097. The class was characterized by their powerful engines, robust hulls, and considerable size; Strong tugboats had been used by TSL to assist the huge colony ships and terraforming platforms the company used during colonization efforts. The Strong-class was considered to be the first fleet tugboats of the UNSC and remained in service into the 2300s. Forty-four members of the class were lost during the Interplanetary War. The last Strong tugboat was decommissioned in 2326. (255 meters)

Prince-class

The UNSA purchased 470 Prince-class service tugboats from TSL in 2097. Small but durable, the Prince tugboats were used for navigation assistance and yard operations. Forty-nine members of the class were lost during the Interplanetary War. Most of the class was out of service by the 2190s, and the last Prince tugboat was decommissioned in 2208. (90 meters)

UNSC Solar Monarch

The UNSC Solar Monarch was commissioned in 2100. The massive 350-meter fleet tugboat was purchased from the Advanced Space Construction Corporation. The Solar Monarch was the first of several powerful fleet tugboats to service the Space Authority and later UNSC. The Solar Monarch was augmented in 2138 to carry missile defense systems and a pair of point defense turrets. In 2164, the fleet tugboat was provided a pair of Vanguard missile pods, which the Solar Monarch eventually fired for the first time at Jovian Action in August 2165. The Solar Monarch survived the Interplanetary War and was placed in reserve in 2252.

Frontier Giant-class

The Frontier Giant-class fleet tugboats were commissioned in 2101. Two hundred were purchased from the Advanced Space Construction Corporation and remained in service until 2246. Twenty-one Frontier Giant tugboats were lost during the Interplanetary War. (175 meters)

Perimeter Guardian-class

The Perimeter Guardian-class small service tugboats were commissioned in 2101. Purchased alongside the Frontier Giant-class, the 355 Perimeter Guardian tugs were restricted to yard and dock operations for the duration of their service. Eighty-nine members of the class were lost during the Interplanetary War. The class remained in use until the last was discarded in the 2210s. (80 meters)

UNSC Statesman

The UNSC Statesman was commissioned in 2103. The 335-meter fleet tugboat was purchased from the Advanced Space Construction Corporation and remained in service until it was placed in reserve in 2266.

UNSC Behemoth

The UNSC Behemoth was commissioned in 2126 and was placed in reserve in 2265. (370 meters)

Frontier Sentinel-class

The Frontier Sentinel-class multirole tugboats began entering service in 2132. Also called the "Belt Tugs", the Frontier Sentinel-class was assigned entirely to the Belt operations, where all 1,600 tugboats served for the duration of their careers. During the Interplanetary War, 213 Frontier Sentinel tugboats were lost to enemy action, accidents, or scuttling. The last Frontier Sentinel tugboats were decommissioned in the 2350s. (162 meters)

UNSC Forest Giant

The UNSC Forest Giant was commissioned in 2144. The fleet tugboat measured 417 meters and carried a naval battery, a quartet of missile silos, and four point defense turrets. The Forest Giant was sometimes called a recovery tugboat for its role in retrieval and salvage operations. The Forest Giant saw considerable action in the belt during the Interplanetary War and took part in the Jovian Action and Trojan Offensive. The Forest Giant was decommissioned in 2235. The fleet tugboat became a museum ship at the Ceres colony from 2237 to 2375, after which the ship was sold to the Lunar Naval Museum and exhibited on Luna in 2380, where it remained.

UNSC Martian Marvel

The UNSC Martian Marvel was commissioned in 2150. The 345-meter fleet tugboat carried only a few missile silos and limited missile defense systems and countermeasures, and instead relied on its impressive speed for safety. The Martian Marvel was the fastest recovery tugboat of the fleet until the Juggernaut was commissioned in 2163. The Martian Marvel was ultimately placed in reserve in 2195.

UNSC Tiamat

The UNSC Tiamat was commissioned in 2158 and measured a staggering 656 meters, the largest fleet tugboat of the 22nd century. The Tiamat was built to tow and support the fleet's largest ships, such as heavy carriers, battleships, or cruisers, in the event that such a ship was disabled in battle. The Tiamat sported a pair of naval batteries, ten missile silos, and eight point defense guns, making it the most heavily-armed tugboat in the fleet. The Tiamat participated in the Battle of the Martian Moons, the Jovian Action, the Europa Whirlwind, and the Trojan Offensive, and remained in service until it was placed in reserve in 2375.

UNSC Superpower

The UNSC Superpower was commissioned in late 2160. The 488-meter-long fleet tugboat was originally intended to tow space stations and outposts in the far-flung reaches of the system; the Jovian Crisis changed priorities and the Superpower became the rescue tugboat of choice for the Space Authority, a role it remained in for the rest of the decade. The Superpower was eventually assigned to Saturnian Space in 2179 and remained in use in the outer system until 2352.

UNSC Brazen

The UNSC Brazen was commissioned in 2161 as a multirole tugboat. The Brazen was unique in its design, 275 meters longs and armed with 8 point defense turrets; the tugboat featured dozens of lifeboats, a huge infirmary, and extensive passenger quarters. The Brazen was often called a "convoy tugboat" or a "security tugboat", descriptions entirely apt to the role it filled during the Interplanetary War. The Brazen was disarmed and sold in 2175, resuming its role as a civilian rescue ship and remained in operation into the 2400s.

UNSC Brawn

The UNSC Brawn was commissioned in 2162. Officially a recovery tugboat, the 215 meter Brawn was involved with repair and recovery operations from its commission to its deactivation in 2195.

UNSC Tyrant

The UNSC Tyrant was commissioned in 2162. The 575-meter-long fleet tugboat was heavily armored and carried missile pods and point defense systems and quickly acquired a reputation for belligerence and fearlessness. The Tyrant fought at Mars, Jupiter, and in the Trojans, and was credited with a dozen confirmed kills. The Tyrant remained in service until it was placed in reserve in 2366.

Doubleday-class

The Doubleday-class multirole tugboats were ordered by the UNSA in 2161, following the Battle of 4 Vesta. The Doubleday tugboats were a hardy design, able to handle the needs of navigation, salvage, and rescue operations. A total of 600 tugboats were ordered and entered commission between 2162 and 2164. Forty-three Doubleday tugboats were lost during the Interplanetary War. The Doubleday-class remained in service for centuries, with some still commissioned in 2552. (210 meters)

UNSC Juggernaut

The UNSC Juggernaut was commissioned in 2163. The fleet tugboat was primarily involved in rescue and recovery operations. The 355-meter-long Juggernaut surpassed the Martian Marvel in speed and held the title of "fastest tug in the fleet" for some time. The Juggernaut was decommissioned in 2299.

High Endurance Fleet Tugboats

The High Endurance Fleet Tugboats (HEFT) were the backbone of the UNSC tugboat fleet from 2170s into the early 2400s. First entering service in 2165, the UNSC commissioned 10,475 High Endurance Fleet Tugboats: 1,150 during the Interplanetary War and another 575 in 2170s; 2,000 in the 2180s and 2190s; another 5,645 in the 23rd Century; and finally an additional 1,105 in the 24th Century. Several thousand HEFT ships were transferred to the CAA and CMA and transported on colony ships for interplanetary service outside the system. The High Endurance Fleet Tugboats remained in UNSC service into 2500s. (375 meters)

UNSC Old Dominion

The UNSC Old Dominion was commissioned in 2168. While technically a tugboat, Old Dominion was primarily employed as a control ship, towing ship, and recovery vessel for the target ship UNSC Evasive Action. (454 meters)

Hefty-class

The Hefty-class tugboats were the first interstellar-capable tugs of the UNSC and entered service in 2373. (438 meters)

UNSC Tiny Leviathan

The UNSC Tiny Leviathan, often called "Tiny Levi", was commissioned into the UNSC fleet in 2550, and immediately became an iconic auxiliary. (577 meters)

See also

• Ships of the United Nations Space Command