Gbraakon

The Gbraakon was one of several Banished warships, which fought at the Battle of Zeta Halo. Master Chief destroyed it at the beginning of Halo Infinite.
== Operational History ==
The Gbraakon was probably one of the three Banished vessels which ambushed, rammed and defeated the supercarrier UNSC Infinity in orbit of Installation 07. 
Six months later, the ship detected an operational UNSC dropship Pelican, Echo-216, captured it and make it enter inside one of their hangars. But they've made a serious mistake: One of those two aboard was Echo-216 Pilot, a harmless engineer, but the other, which the pilot had just rescued from space, was the Master Chief itself, John-117, which had been drifting in space for six months. The Spartan boarded the Banished ship, opening a way through the Gbraakon, until he reached the bridge. There, unable to free the Pelican, activated the self-destruction of the ship, making it blow. The Chief barely managed to reach the dropship, through the exploding sections, before the Gbraakon blows in space.
The Gbraakon's destruction was a major victory for the UNSC during the battle but, ironically, the new Banished leader, Escharum, wasn't furious to know of the Gbraakon's loss. In fact, he was delighted to the arrival of a worthy adversary like the Chief. 
== Characteristics ==
The insides of the Gbraakon were full of salvaged space junk, and also from weaponry and drop-downs modules to form bases, so he appears to be, mainly, a troop transport and supply ship. It is unknown if they also created new weapons of the junk, like some bases at Zeta Halo.
== Crew ==
The Gbraakon's number of crew members is unknown, but it appears to be of hundreds, at least, composed mainly of Jiralhanae, but also Kig-Yar and Unggoy.
== Notes ==
* The Gbraakon follows the "tradition" according to which a ship was destroyed in the game's first chapter, as the UNSC Pillar of Autumn in Halo: Combat Evolved and the rear section of UNSC Forward Unto Dawn in Halo 4.
* At least four more Gbraakon-class ships were seen above the ring at any time during the game, but they didn't do anything, except maybe sending reinforcement troops.
* The Gbraakon probably was named in honor of the Battle of Gbraakon, a major battle on Doisac before the Jiralhanae joined the Covenant.