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===Before March=== | ===Before March=== | ||
'''Before March 28''' | '''Before March 28''' | ||
*The [[Algolis]] [[Algolis Invasion|Invasion]] occurs.{{Ref/Note|Id=date|See [[Algolis Invasion#Notes|Algolis Invasion's Notes section]]}} | *The [[Algolis]] [[Algolis Invasion|Invasion]] occurs.{{Ref/Note|Id=date|See [[Algolis Invasion#Notes|Algolis Invasion's Notes section]]}} During the invasion, the [[Jiralhanae]] [[Atriox]] succesfully rebels against the Covenant, forming the [[Banished]].{{Ref/Game|Halo Wars 2}} | ||
===May=== | ===May=== | ||
'''May 21''' | '''May 21''' | ||
*Dr. [[Catherine Halsey]] [[Flash-cloning|flash clones]] herself in order to create the [[Cognitive Impression Modeling|seed brain]] for the AI [[Cortana]], infringing the [[UN Colonial Mortal Dictata]] Act in the process.<ref>'''[[Halo: Reach]]''', ''[[Dr. Halsey's personal journal]]''</ref> | *Dr. [[Catherine Halsey]] [[Flash-cloning|flash clones]] herself in order to create the [[Cognitive Impression Modeling|seed brain]] for the AI [[Cortana]], infringing the [[UN Colonial Mortal Dictata]] Act in the process.<ref>'''[[Halo: Reach]]''', ''[[Dr. Halsey's personal journal]]''</ref> | ||
===July=== | |||
'''July 29''' | |||
*Dr. Halsey successfully excised all her flash clones' brains and transferred them to cryogenic units.<ref name="HJ72949">''[[Dr. Halsey's personal journal]]'', ''July 29, 2549''</ref> | |||
===August=== | ===August=== | ||
Latest revision as of 11:28, July 27, 2024
2549 was a year in the 2540s in the 26th century.
Events[edit]
Before March[edit]
Before March 28
- The Algolis Invasion occurs.[Note 1] During the invasion, the Jiralhanae Atriox succesfully rebels against the Covenant, forming the Banished.[1]
May[edit]
May 21
- Dr. Catherine Halsey flash clones herself in order to create the seed brain for the AI Cortana, infringing the UN Colonial Mortal Dictata Act in the process.[2]
July[edit]
July 29
- Dr. Halsey successfully excised all her flash clones' brains and transferred them to cryogenic units.[3]
August[edit]
August 26
- At 22:43, a civilian engineer records "Log Entry 1" as part of Project MAGNES, where she does test 1.0.[4]
August 27
- At 23:18, a civilian engineer records "Log Entry 4" as part of Project Magnes, where she does test 4.0.[4]
August 29
- At 10:37, a civilian engineer records "Log Entry 17" as part of Project Magnes, where she does conductive transfer test 17.[4]
September[edit]
September 1
- At 02:18, a civilian engineer records "Log Entry 39" as part of Project Magnes.[4]
September 3
- At 13:22, a civilian engineer records "Log Entry 44" as part of Project Magnes.[4]
September 6
- At 16:55, a civilian engineer records "Log Entry 57" as part of Project Magnes.[4]
September 9
- Fall of Arcadia. The Covenant glasses Arcadia.[4][5]
- At 15:43, a civilian engineer records "Log Entry 63" as part of Project Magnes.[4]
September 10
- At 12:18, a civilian engineer records "Log Entry 70" as part of Project Magnes, where she does test 70.[4]
- At 17:33, a civilian engineer records "Log Entry 72" as part of Project Magnes, where she does test 72.[4]
September 12
- At 23:43, a civilian engineer records "Log Entry 75" as part of Project Magnes.[4]
September 14
- At 13:38, a civilian engineer records "Log Entry 78" as part of Project Magnes, where she does test 78 and it succeeds.[4]
October[edit]
October 16
- The civilian log entries in regards to Project MAGNES are compiled and entered into the UNSC Archives.[4]
November[edit]
November 7
- Cortana is created from one of Dr. Catherine Halsey's flash-cloned brains.[6]
December[edit]
December 15
- A mandatory psychiatric reevaluation for the members of NOBLE Team takes place. Jun-A266 is noted as having "an unhealthy emotional detachment in regards to the consequences of his actions".[7]
Unknown[edit]
- Paris IV is attacked. According to ONI documentation, Staff Sergeant Avery Johnson uses a box of plasma grenades to buy time for his Marines to evacuate, receiving a twelve-hundred-rad cumulative dose of radiation and later being diagnosed with Boren's Syndrome, which in the future will save his life from Flood infection on Installation 04 and onward.[8] However, the Borens' Syndrome story involving Johnson is a hoax, a fabrication by ONI to cover his participation in the much earlier ORION Project.[9]
- The 2549 edition of the Hog is released either this year or late in 2548.[10]
- The Covenant recall their standard Zurdo-pattern Wraith model to update its design, fitting a Type-52 DESW on a ring mount.
- Sometime during this year, the SPARTAN-II program is announced to the public,[11] and any Spartan who dies is to be listed as either Missing In Action or Wounded in Action, to give the illusion that Spartans never die in accordance with ONI Directive 930.[12] Because the unidentified engineer took on Project MAGNES with the hope that it could be used by John-117, it is likely that the SPARTAN-II program's public unveiling occoured prior to August 26.[4]
- Sometime prior to August 26, a civilian engineer submits schematics to the UNSC as part of Project MAGNES, illustrating a concept for a device allowing for the rapid mass manipulation of heavy objects. The UNSC rejects the proposal, leading to the engineer deciding to build a prototype of the Grappleshot herself.[4]
- The Strident-class heavy frigate is introduced.[13]
- Manufactured by the Watershed Division, the Winter-class prowler enters service.[14]
Notes[edit]
Sources[edit]
- ^ Halo Wars 2
- ^ Halo: Reach, Dr. Halsey's personal journal
- ^ Dr. Halsey's personal journal, July 29, 2549
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o Become - UNSC Archives: Project Mages
- ^ Halo Wars, Timeline Events: 9 September 2549 - Black Tuesday
- ^ Dr. Halsey's personal journal
- ^ Bungie.net: NOBLE TEAM PERFORMANCE REPORTS
- ^ Halo: The Fall of Reach
- ^ Halo Graphic Novel, page 122
- ^ Bungie.net: AMG Civilian Hog Review
- ^ Halo: The Fall of Reach, page 230 (2001)
- ^ Halo: First Strike, page 249 (2003)
- ^ Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition), page 123
- ^ Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition), page 129
