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UNSC Code Three-Nine-Two is a code that Special Warfare teams use it to ignore hails... due to higher-priority mission. Dr.Halsey used this code when Admiral Whitcomb hailed her. To him it ment and i quote, " You mean the good doctor just told me to go to hell." <ref>[[Halo: First Strike]] pg.278</ref>
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'''UNSC Code Three-Nine-Two''' is a [[UNSC]] code term brandished by Special Warfare teams to ignore hails from other forces due to a higher-priority mission. [[Dr. Halsey]] used this code when [[Admiral Whitcomb]] hailed her over [[Eridanus Secundus]] when she was fleeing in the ''[[Beatrice]]''. The Admiral took it personally, interpreting it as [[Dr. Halsey]] had "just told me to go to hell." <ref>'''[[Halo: First Strike]]''', Chapter 30, ''page 278'' (2003 paperback); ''page 334'' (2010 paperback)</ref>


==List of appearances==
*''[[Halo: First Strike]]'' {{1st}}


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Latest revision as of 14:37, March 23, 2022

UNSC Code Three-Nine-Two is a UNSC code term brandished by Special Warfare teams to ignore hails from other forces due to a higher-priority mission. Dr. Halsey used this code when Admiral Whitcomb hailed her over Eridanus Secundus when she was fleeing in the Beatrice. The Admiral took it personally, interpreting it as Dr. Halsey had "just told me to go to hell." [1]

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  1. ^ Halo: First Strike, Chapter 30, page 278 (2003 paperback); page 334 (2010 paperback)