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→Known committees: Yes, but place them under the fate of Unknown. Should they are in Sydney, there are two odds, one is killed because of UNSC Plateau core destroyed upon impact or survived and isolated due to entire networks are offline.
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*General Nicolas Strauss – UNSC Army<ref name="HE1"/><ref name="HE8"/> | *General Nicolas Strauss – UNSC Army<ref name="HE1"/><ref name="HE8"/> | ||
Most members of the UNSC Security Council harshly judged Captain [[Andrew Del Rio]]'s actions at [[Requiem]] for leaving [[John-117]] behind to aid the UNSC Home Fleet in combating the oncoming attack lead by [[Ur-Didact|the Didact]], and relieved him of command of {{UNSCShip|Infinity}}.<ref>[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/universe/characters/andrew-del-rio '''Halo Waypoint''': ''Andrew Del Rio'']</ref> Following the [[New Phoenix Incident]], John-117 was debriefed by the Security Council about the destruction of [[Cortana]] and the defeat of the Didact. The Security Council decided to tell the general public that the incident was a [[Covenant]] attack that was stopped by the Master Chief.<ref name="HE8"/> On [[2558#March|March 3, 2558]], following their return to Earth, Captain [[Thomas Lasky]] and Spartan [[Sarah Palmer]] were requested to appear before the Security Council. The Council committee evaluated their actions during the [[Requiem Campaign]].<ref name="HE1"/> After John-117 and [[Blue Team]] went rogue, the UNSC Security Council charged [[Fireteam Osiris]] with capturing the Spartans pursuant with [[UNSC Security Council Directive 9901-002-S]].<ref name="H5GLtd">'''Halo 5: Guardians Limited Edition''', ''Spartan Locke's Classified Orders''</ref> | Most members of the UNSC Security Council harshly judged Captain [[Andrew Del Rio]]'s actions at [[Requiem]] for leaving [[John-117]] behind to aid the UNSC Home Fleet in combating the oncoming attack lead by [[Ur-Didact|the Didact]], and relieved him of command of {{UNSCShip|Infinity}} and Thomas Lasky was selected to replace Andrew Del Rio to take command of {{UNSCShip|Infinity}} with a promotion to Captain.<ref>[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/universe/characters/andrew-del-rio '''Halo Waypoint''': ''Andrew Del Rio'']</ref> Following the [[New Phoenix Incident]], John-117 was debriefed by the Security Council about the destruction of [[Cortana]] and the defeat of the Didact. The Security Council decided to tell the general public that the incident was a [[Covenant]] attack that was stopped by the Master Chief.<ref name="HE8"/> On [[2558#March|March 3, 2558]], following their return to Earth, Captain [[Thomas Lasky]] and Spartan [[Sarah Palmer]] were requested to appear before the Security Council. The Council committee evaluated their actions during the [[Requiem Campaign]].<ref name="HE1"/> After John-117 and [[Blue Team]] went rogue, the UNSC Security Council charged [[Fireteam Osiris]] with capturing the Spartans pursuant with [[UNSC Security Council Directive 9901-002-S]].<ref name="H5GLtd">'''Halo 5: Guardians Limited Edition''', ''Spartan Locke's Classified Orders''</ref> | ||
Following Cortana's [[Subjugation of Earth]] during rise of the Created, Fleet Admiral Terrence Hood and Admiral Serin Osman managed to escape moments before Cortana's Guardian launch the attack. The fate of the other three members of the UNSC Security Council remains unknown. | |||
==List of appearances== | ==List of appearances== | ||