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'''Lisbon Station''' is a [[UNSC]] orbital research facility stationed near [[Installation 05]]. It was built after the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] discovered the location of the | '''Lisbon Station''' is a [[UNSC]] orbital research facility stationed near [[Installation 05]]. It was built after the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] discovered the location of the installation during the end of the [[Human-Covenant War]].<ref name="11hour">''[[Eleventh Hour reports]]''</ref> | ||
The pioneer groups of Lisbon Station traveled to the installation to collect data on [[Forerunner]] structures, including a megalith that became comprehensively studied. Local inscriptions documented by Lisbon scientists on this structure indicated that it was built to serve as a tribute to [[Warrior-Servant]]s who died during the final [[Human-Forerunner wars|siege]] of [[ecumene]] colonies by the [[prehistoric human civilization]].<ref>[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/community/blog-posts/canon-fodder-artificial-antiquities '''Halo Waypoint''': ''Canon Fodder - Artificial Antiquities'']</ref> | |||
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Revision as of 20:14, May 14, 2015
Template:Individual Ship Infobox Lisbon Station is a UNSC orbital research facility stationed near Installation 05. It was built after the Office of Naval Intelligence discovered the location of the installation during the end of the Human-Covenant War.[1]
The pioneer groups of Lisbon Station traveled to the installation to collect data on Forerunner structures, including a megalith that became comprehensively studied. Local inscriptions documented by Lisbon scientists on this structure indicated that it was built to serve as a tribute to Warrior-Servants who died during the final siege of ecumene colonies by the prehistoric human civilization.[2]
