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The '''People's Occupation''' was an [[insurrectionist]] organization that sought independence from the [[Unified Earth Government]]. Having been recently established in [[2487]], the People's Occupation and the [[Secessionist Union]] submitted formal requests on the behalf of a dozen worlds, demanding sovereignty from the Unified Earth Government. The UEG denied both | The '''People's Occupation''' was an [[insurrectionist]] organization that sought independence from the [[Unified Earth Government]]. Having been recently established in [[2487]], the People's Occupation and the [[Secessionist Union]] submitted formal requests on the behalf of a dozen worlds, demanding sovereignty from the Unified Earth Government. The UEG denied both groups' requests, leading to rising tensions and increased violence among the [[Outer Colonies]].<ref>'''[[Halo Mythos]]''', ''page 55''</ref> | ||
Before the discovery of [[Covenant]] forces on [[Reach]], the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] suspected the ultra-radical wing of the | Before the discovery of [[Covenant]] forces on [[Reach]], the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] suspected the ultra-radical wing of the organization was responsible for the communications blackout at [[Visegrád Relay]], and asked [[Vice Admiral]] [[Michael Stanforth]] to return to Reach to deal with the problem.<ref name="DDR2">[[Data Drop/DDR2|'''Data Drop''': ''DUE DILLIGENCE REPORT – A340021 (2)'']]</ref> | ||
The People's Occupation is likely tied to or synonymous with the [[People's Occupation Government]]. | |||
==List of appearances== | ==List of appearances== | ||
Revision as of 00:46, September 15, 2016
The People's Occupation was an insurrectionist organization that sought independence from the Unified Earth Government. Having been recently established in 2487, the People's Occupation and the Secessionist Union submitted formal requests on the behalf of a dozen worlds, demanding sovereignty from the Unified Earth Government. The UEG denied both groups' requests, leading to rising tensions and increased violence among the Outer Colonies.[1]
Before the discovery of Covenant forces on Reach, the Office of Naval Intelligence suspected the ultra-radical wing of the organization was responsible for the communications blackout at Visegrád Relay, and asked Vice Admiral Michael Stanforth to return to Reach to deal with the problem.[2]
The People's Occupation is likely tied to or synonymous with the People's Occupation Government.
List of appearances
- Halo Mythos (First mentioned)
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