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ONI Section Three, or ONI Section 3,[1] is a subdivision of the Office of Naval Intelligence mainly responsible for special projects.
History
In 2512, Vice Admiral Michael Stanforth became the head of Section Three. During his administration, Section Three was at its busiest. Project MJOLNIR, Project GUNGNIR, and the SPARTAN-II program were all created during his tenure. He would then retire from this position to fulfill a more active frontline role in 2530.[2]
Human-Covenant War
ONI Section Three was one of the first divisions of ONI to interact with the Covenant. Agent Jilan al-Cygni would investigate and participate in a skirmish over Harvest and fight in the First Battle of Harvest.
A few months later, Hieronymus Stanforth ordered the acquisition of a Covenant starship to gain better insight into the Covenant's technology. SPARTAN-II soldiers and UNSC prowlers were to conduct the mission. The ship was then to be given to Materials Group. The UNSC attempted this over Netherop in the Ephyra system.[3]
In 2532, several SPARTAN-II augmentation chemicals were routed to Section Three labs on Algolis, Ariel, and Meridian without Dr. Catherine Halsey's approval.[1]
Post-war
At some point after the war, Section Three began to develop Project BLACKBALL, a simulation to help train Spartans and science teams deployed on Halo rings.[4]
Duties
Section Three's main responsibility is special projects for use within the UNSC. With that, it also oversees all of the various groups who do this.[5] This has lead to the creation of many assets such as the NOVA bomb, the MJOLNIR project, and many other "black ops."[6]
Reception
Though a few of Section III's programs are well known and celebrated for their success, the Marines and top brass of the UNSC treat most with contempt. This is especially true of the Spartans, who are regarded as "freaks" by some humans.
Branches
Assets
Personnel
- ADM Danforth Whitcomb
- VADM Hieronymus Michael Stanforth
- RADM Ned Rich
- CAPT Aaron G. Gibson
- LCDR Jilan al-Cygni
- MAJ John Smith
- Clarence
- Dr. Catherine Halsey
- Codename: SURGEON
- Codename: FIXER
Facilities
Section Three had facilies on various human colonies, including Meridian, Algolis, and Ariel.[1]
Trivia
In the epilogue of Halo 3: ODST, the lighter carried by Avery Johnson bears an ORION Project emblem, with Section Three's name on it, although this is difficult to see in-game.[7]
List of appearances
- Halo: The Fall of Reach (First appearance)
- Halo: Contact Harvest
- Halo 3: ODST
- Halo: Reach
- Halo: Mortal Dictata
- Halo: Silent Storm
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Sources
- ^ a b c Halo: Reach Legendary Edition - Bonus Item: Dr. Halsey's personal journal, January 18, 2532
- ^ Halo 3: ODST - Easter Egg: ONI Memorial
- ^ Halo: Silent Storm, Chapter 1
- ^ Halo Waypoint: Canon Fodder - Reaching Out
- ^ Halo Waypoint: Universe - Factions - ONI
- ^ Halo Encyclopedia, pg. ??
- ^ Twitter: Lord Zedd - "johnson got dat @ONISEC3 lighter"
