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The '''Jovian Moons Campaign''' was a conflict that took place on the [[Jovian Moons]] between the [[United Nations]] and the [[Frieden]] movement.<ref name="HE33">'''[[Halo Encyclopedia]]''', ''page 33''</ref><ref>[http://halostory.bungie.org/halostory.timeline.html '''halo.bungie.org''': ''Halo Story Timeline'']</ref> | The '''Jovian Moons Campaign''' was a conflict that took place on the [[Jovian Moons]] between the [[United Nations]] and the [[Frieden]] movement in [[2160|March-June 2160]].<ref name="HE33">'''[[Halo Encyclopedia]]''', ''page 33''</ref><ref>[http://halostory.bungie.org/halostory.timeline.html '''halo.bungie.org''': ''Halo Story Timeline'']</ref> | ||
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The Jovian Moons Campaign began due to Jovian secessionist attacks on [[United Nations Colonial Advisers]] on the moon [[Io]]. This led to three months of fighting between [[United Nations]] and Jovian "[[Frieden]]" forces. Though this was not the first armed conflict in our [[Solar System]], it was easily one of the bloodiest, and is generally considered to be the spark of increased friction and militarization that followed the end of the campaign. | The Jovian Moons Campaign began due to Jovian secessionist attacks on [[United Nations Colonial Advisers]] on the moon [[Io]]. This led to three months of fighting between [[United Nations]] and Jovian "[[Frieden]]" forces. Though this was not the first armed conflict in our [[Solar System]], it was easily one of the bloodiest, and is generally considered to be the spark of increased friction and militarization that followed the end of the campaign. | ||