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'''Camp New Hope''' was a facility located on the [[UNSC]] colony world of [[Victoria]], in the [[111 Tauri System]]. It was a base of operations for the [[United Rebel Front]]. It had an extensive defense system, even by [[Spartan-II]] standards, featuring motion and seismic detectors, a triple layerin of guards, [[Warthog APC|Warthog APCs]], trained dogs, and [[MAKO Drone|MAKO Drones]]. <ref>[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]] - Page 31</ref> | '''Camp New Hope''' was a facility located on the [[UNSC]] colony world of [[Victoria]], in the [[111 Tauri System]]. It was a base of operations for the [[United Rebel Front]]. It had an extensive defense system, even by [[Spartan-II]] standards, featuring motion and seismic detectors, a triple layerin of guards, [[Warthog APC|Warthog APCs]], trained dogs, and [[MAKO Drone|MAKO Drones]]. <ref>[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]] - Page 31</ref> | ||
In [[2531]], the Rebels stole several [[FENRIS Nuclear Warhead]]s and stashed them at Camp New Hope. A team of five Spartan-IIs was sent in and captured the | In [[2531]], the Rebels stole several [[FENRIS Nuclear Warhead]]s and stashed them at Camp New Hope. A team of five Spartan-IIs was sent in and captured the nukes, in the process killing [[General Howard Graves]], a URF leader. It is unclear what became of the base since then. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 16:08, September 24, 2009
Camp New Hope was a facility located on the UNSC colony world of Victoria, in the 111 Tauri System. It was a base of operations for the United Rebel Front. It had an extensive defense system, even by Spartan-II standards, featuring motion and seismic detectors, a triple layerin of guards, Warthog APCs, trained dogs, and MAKO Drones. [1]
In 2531, the Rebels stole several FENRIS Nuclear Warheads and stashed them at Camp New Hope. A team of five Spartan-IIs was sent in and captured the nukes, in the process killing General Howard Graves, a URF leader. It is unclear what became of the base since then.
Trivia
- In the novel Halo: Ghosts of Onyx, on page 31, it is referred to as Camp New Hope in the date/time stamp, but as Base New Hope later on that page. This is a common mistake made, as people will often confuse the word base for other words.
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- ^ Halo: Ghosts of Onyx - Page 31
