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'''UNSCMID''', presumably short for "[[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] Military Identification," is a numerical identification assigned to members of the UNSC armed forces. Very similar, but apparently not equivalent, to the [[Service Number]], the UNSCMID consists of seven, eight, or nine numbers and is unique for every serviceman.<ref group="note">It is unclear why UNSCMIDs are used sometimes while Service Numbers are used the majority of the time, however both identifications are used in ''Halo: Ghosts of Onyx'', confirming that they are either two separate systems or a minor error on the part of the author.</ref> | '''UNSCMID''', presumably short for "[[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] Military Identification," is a numerical identification assigned to members of the UNSC armed forces. Very similar, but apparently not equivalent, to the [[Service Number]], the UNSCMID consists of seven, eight, or nine numbers and is unique for every serviceman.<ref group="note">It is unclear why UNSCMIDs are used sometimes while Service Numbers are used the majority of the time, however both identifications are used in ''Halo: Ghosts of Onyx'', confirming that they are either two separate systems or a minor error on the part of the author.</ref> | ||
Revision as of 09:58, November 11, 2011
UNSCMID, presumably short for "UNSC Military Identification," is a numerical identification assigned to members of the UNSC armed forces. Very similar, but apparently not equivalent, to the Service Number, the UNSCMID consists of seven, eight, or nine numbers and is unique for every serviceman.[note 1]
Known UNSCMIDs
- Vice Admiral Margaret O. Parangosky: 03669271[1]
- Captain D.F. Lambert: 03981762[1]
- Commander Jerome Ortega: 7631073[1]
- Lieutenant Commander Kurt Ambrose (051): 045888947[1]
- Lieutenant W.K. Davidson: 07729654[1]
Notes
- ^ It is unclear why UNSCMIDs are used sometimes while Service Numbers are used the majority of the time, however both identifications are used in Halo: Ghosts of Onyx, confirming that they are either two separate systems or a minor error on the part of the author.
