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The '''ONI Signal Corps''' is a sub-branch of the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]], staffed by members of the [[UNSC Navy]] and [[UNSC Marine Corps|Marine Corps]].<ref>[[Media:pizza_delivery_guy.ogg|pizza_delivery_guy.ogg]]</ref> One of the Corps' roles is to send ships to unpopulated sections of [[human]]-controlled space to broadcast a large collection of radio transmissions in an attempt to confuse the [[Covenant]] and stop them from finding colonies. One of their operations in the [[Human-Covenant War]] was the [[Radio Beacon Deployment Program]].<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20050308074743/www.totalvideogames.com/pages/articles/?article_id=7042&page=3 TVG Chats To The ILoveBees Operator]</ref> | The '''ONI Signal Corps''' is a sub-branch of the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]], staffed by members of the [[UNSC Navy]] and [[UNSC Marine Corps|Marine Corps]].<ref>[[Media:pizza_delivery_guy.ogg|pizza_delivery_guy.ogg]]</ref> One of the Corps' roles is to send ships to unpopulated sections of [[human]]-controlled space to broadcast a large collection of radio transmissions in an attempt to confuse the [[Covenant]] and stop them from finding colonies. One of their operations in the [[Human-Covenant War]] was the [[Radio Beacon Deployment Program]].<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20050308074743/www.totalvideogames.com/pages/articles/?article_id=7042&page=3 TVG Chats To The ILoveBees Operator]</ref> | ||
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The ONI Signal Corps is a sub-branch of the Office of Naval Intelligence, staffed by members of the UNSC Navy and Marine Corps.[1] One of the Corps' roles is to send ships to unpopulated sections of human-controlled space to broadcast a large collection of radio transmissions in an attempt to confuse the Covenant and stop them from finding colonies. One of their operations in the Human-Covenant War was the Radio Beacon Deployment Program.[2]