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'''DCS Regulation BDX-008814530''' is a regulation set forth by the [[UNSC Department of Commercial Shipping]]. In case of a crew medical emergency a ship would send out an S.O.S. requesting for "immediate medical assistance" from any available ships. <ref name="DCS">'''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]''', Chapter 11, ''page 175''</ref> | '''DCS Regulation BDX-008814530''' is a regulation set forth by the [[UNSC Department of Commercial Shipping]]. In case of a crew medical emergency a ship would send out an S.O.S. requesting for "immediate medical assistance" from any available ships. <ref name="DCS">'''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]''', Chapter 11, ''page 175''</ref> | ||
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DCS Regulation BDX-008814530 is a regulation set forth by the UNSC Department of Commercial Shipping. In case of a crew medical emergency a ship would send out an S.O.S. requesting for "immediate medical assistance" from any available ships. [1]
History
Jilan al-Cygni along with Staff Sergeants Avery Johnson and Nolan Byrne used this regulation to send out a false S.O.S from Bulk Discount, to lure Minor Transgression into a trap. The Shipmistress of Minor Transgression, Chur'R-Yar, thinking it was another ship with Forerunner relics aboard, fell for the trap. Thinking the ship belonged to Insurrectionists, al-Cygni, Johnson, and Byrne were surprised to find out the ship belonged to aliens, that, they would later learn belonged to the Covenant Empire.[1]
List of appearances
- Halo: Contact Harvest (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ a b Halo: Contact Harvest, Chapter 11, page 175
