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By [[2556]], BXR had entered into a partnership with [[Imbrium Machine Complex]] to mine asteroid-based resources in the [[Marcey system]].{{Ref/Novel|[[Saturn Devouring His Son]]}} BXR was under "active investigation" by [[ONI]] after the [[Terrorist attack on Sedra City|Sedra terrorist attack]] in the same year.{{Ref/Generic|Id=Halo Nightfall|[[Halo: Nightfall: ONI: Walk the Path|ONI: Walk the Path]]}} | By [[2556]], BXR had entered into a partnership with [[Imbrium Machine Complex]] to mine asteroid-based resources in the [[Marcey system]].{{Ref/Novel|[[Halo: Saturn Devouring His Son]]}} BXR was under "active investigation" by [[ONI]] after the [[Terrorist attack on Sedra City|Sedra terrorist attack]] in the same year.{{Ref/Generic|Id=Halo Nightfall|[[Halo: Nightfall: ONI: Walk the Path|ONI: Walk the Path]]}} | ||
After the [[Human-Covenant War]], BXR was actively involved in mining [[lechatelierite|silicate glass]] from former colonies destroyed by the Covenant, including Site #1774 on [[Bliss]], which was visited by [[Benjamin Giraud]].{{Ref/Reuse|htt}} | After the [[Human-Covenant War]], BXR was actively involved in mining [[lechatelierite|silicate glass]] from former colonies destroyed by the Covenant, including Site #1774 on [[Bliss]], which was visited by [[Benjamin Giraud]].{{Ref/Reuse|htt}} | ||
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BXR Mining Corporation is a human corporation that hosts mining operations on several human colonies.[1][2]
Overview
Facilities
The company had facilities in the following cities and locations:
Planet | Location | Facility Name/Facility Role |
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Reach | Szurdok Ridge | Szurdok Ridge BXR facility[3] |
Viery Territory | Unidentified titanium mine[4] | |
Meridian[5] | ||
BXR-730[6] | ||
Bliss | Manikata (Site #1744)[2] |
History
Human-Covenant War
Circa March 9, 2552, the Covenant attacked a BXR Mining Corporation facility on a human colony. A group of miners volunteered to extract a haul of exotic ore that would be used in the creation of the Spartan-IIs MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor. While they successfully retrieved and delivered the ore, the Covenant bombardment caused a cave-in that blocked their escape. Trapped, one of the miners began singing. The other miners joined in before the cave ultimately collapsed on top of them.[7]
BXR had several facilities on the colony world of Reach, with at least one dedicated to the mining of titanium ore.[8] During the Covenant's invasion of Reach in August 2552, one of the corporation's mining facilities on the Szurdok Ridge at Ütközet was made into a stronghold by Covenant forces.[3]
Postwar
By 2556, BXR had entered into a partnership with Imbrium Machine Complex to mine asteroid-based resources in the Marcey system.[9] BXR was under "active investigation" by ONI after the Sedra terrorist attack in the same year.[10]
After the Human-Covenant War, BXR was actively involved in mining silicate glass from former colonies destroyed by the Covenant, including Site #1774 on Bliss, which was visited by Benjamin Giraud.[2]
Equipment
BXR employs numerous pieces of equipment to fulfill their services.
Trivia
- The abbreviation is a reference to the Button combo "BXR" which could be used to ensure an instant kill in Halo 2.
- Some civilians in New Alexandria wear shirts that bear the BXR logo.
- One variation of the BXR logo is that of three colored squares, a blue square on the left, a yellow square on top, and a red square to the right, representing the X, Y, and B buttons, respectively, on a standard Xbox 360 control pad, another obvious reference to the button combination.
- The shape of the logo seems to be a reference to the chemical safety sign (NFPA 704) that is seen on containers of hazardous materials, as it is a group of four side-ways squares inside another, larger square, the exception being that the BXR logo only has three small squares in a larger one.
Gallery
Site #1774, a silicate mine on Bliss.
The BXR logo on Meridian in Halo 5: Guardians.
List of appearances
- Halo: Reach (First appearance)
- Halo: Nightfall
- ONI: Walk the Path (Mentioned only)
- Hunt the Truth
- Halo 5: Guardians
- Become
- Halo: Saturn Devouring His Son
Sources
- ^ a b Halo Waypoint, Defiant to the End (Retrieved on Jan 1, 2022) [archive]
- ^ a b c HUNT the TRUTH, Benjamin Giraud Entry 0384 (Retrieved on Jan 1, 2022) [archive]
- ^ a b Halo: Reach, campaign level Tip of the Spear
- ^ Bungie.net, Defiant Map Pack (Retrieved on Jan 1, 2022) [archive]
- ^ Halo 5: Guardians, campaign level ??
- ^ Tumblr, Hunt the Truth (image) (Retrieved on Jan 1, 2022) [archive]
- ^ Become - UNSC Archives: Lightbringers
- ^ Halo: Reach, multiplayer map Unearthed
- ^ Halo: Saturn Devouring His Son
- ^ ONI: Walk the Path