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==Background== | ==Background== | ||
Gibson, was head of Section Three's Black Ops division, which was the hands on wet-work counterpart to Covert Ops, the section of ONI headed by [[Rear Admiral Rich]]. As a field officer, he suffered from "[[Space walk]]."<ref>[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]] page 44</ref> | Gibson, was head of ONI Section Three's Black Ops division, which was the hands on wet-work counterpart to Covert Ops, the section of ONI headed by [[Rear Admiral Rich]]. As a field officer, he suffered from "[[Space walk]]."<ref>[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]] page 44</ref> | ||
That year, Gibson, Rich, [[Vice Admiral Margaret O. Parangosky]], and [[Colonel James Ackerson]] met aboard the {{UNSCShip|Point of No Return}} to discuss the [[Spartan-III]] project. Gibson, was very much opposed to the [[Spartan-II]]s, frustrated by their success, as opposed to that of his own projects. He favored the Spartan-III project and gave the go-ahead for it to begin. | That year, Gibson, Rich, [[Vice Admiral Margaret O. Parangosky]], and [[Colonel James Ackerson]] met aboard the {{UNSCShip|Point of No Return}} to discuss the [[Spartan-III]] project. Gibson, being jealous, was very much opposed to the [[Spartan-II]]s, frustrated by their success, as opposed to that of his own projects. He favored the Spartan-III project and gave the go-ahead for it to begin. | ||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
Revision as of 17:09, January 13, 2009
Template:Human Character Infobox Gibson was an officer of the UNSC Office of Naval Intelligence.
Background
Gibson, was head of ONI Section Three's Black Ops division, which was the hands on wet-work counterpart to Covert Ops, the section of ONI headed by Rear Admiral Rich. As a field officer, he suffered from "Space walk."[1] That year, Gibson, Rich, Vice Admiral Margaret O. Parangosky, and Colonel James Ackerson met aboard the UNSC Point of No Return to discuss the Spartan-III project. Gibson, being jealous, was very much opposed to the Spartan-IIs, frustrated by their success, as opposed to that of his own projects. He favored the Spartan-III project and gave the go-ahead for it to begin.
Sources
- ^ Halo: Ghosts of Onyx page 44
