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'''Admiral Margaret O. Parangosky''' ([[UNSCMID]] 03669271) was the director of the Office of Naval Intelligence.  
'''Admiral Margaret O. Parangosky''' ([[UNSCMID]] 03669271) is the director of the [[United Nations Space Command]]'s [[Office of Naval Intelligence]].<ref name="adm"/>


==Background==
==Background==
Born in [[2461]], Parangosky was described as short and aged, yet sharp and cold as ice.<ref name="GoO">'''[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]]'''</ref> Despite her withered appearance, she was very powerful and deadly: only [[Catherine Elizabeth Halsey|one person]] had ever crossed her and lived, and [[Colonel (UNSC)|Colonel]] [[James Ackerson]] considered her to be the most dangerous person in the UNSC.<ref name="GoO"/> Parangosky was a [[Rear Admiral (Upper Half)|Rear Admiral]] by [[2511]].
Born in [[2461]], Parangosky was described as short and aged, yet sharp and cold as ice.<ref name="GoO">'''Halo: Ghosts of Onyx'''</ref> Despite her withered appearance, she was very powerful and deadly: [[Catherine Elizabeth Halsey|Dr. Catherine Halsey]] was the only person who had ever crossed her and lived. [[Colonel]] [[James Ackerson]] considered her to be the most dangerous person in the UNSC.<ref name="GoO"/> Parangosky was a [[Rear Admiral (Upper Half)|Rear Admiral]] by [[2511]].


After the [[Battle of Groombridge-1830]] in [[2530]], [[Admiral]] [[Preston Cole]] wrote down a proposed protocol procedure that would slow down the [[Covenant Empire|Covenant]] from finding Earth. This proposal was approved by Parangosky and would become known as the [[Cole Protocol]].
After the [[Battle of Groombridge-1830]] in [[2530]], [[Admiral]] [[Preston Jeremiah Cole|Preston Cole]] wrote a proposed protocol procedure that would slow down the [[Covenant Empire|Covenant]] from finding [[Earth]]. This proposal was approved by Parangosky and would later become known as the [[United Nations Space Command Emergency Priority Order 098831A-1|Cole Protocol]].


==Biography==
==Biography==
===Restriction of Onyx===
===Restriction of Onyx===
Late in her career, Margaret Parangosky restricted the planet, [[Onyx]], from the rest of the UNSC after they discovered [[Forerunner]] ruins on the surface of the planet in 2511. She would return several times to check up on and report on the project, but it was eventually sidelined so funding could go elsewhere.  
In 2511, Parangosky restricted the planet [[Onyx]] from the rest of the UNSC after [[Forerunner]] ruins were discovered on the surface of the planet that same year. She returned several times to check up on and report on the project; however, the project was eventually sidelined so funding could go elsewhere.  


===Spartan-III Project===
===SPARTAN-III Program===
In [[2531]], Parangosky was aboard the {{UNSCShip|Point of No Return}}, where she attended a meeting with [[Rear Admiral]] [[Rich]] and [[Captain (Navy)|Captain]] [[Gibson]] where Colonel James Ackerson would propose the [[SPARTAN-III]] project.<ref name="GoO"/> Parangosky approved the creation of [[Alpha Company]], and authorized a plan in which [[Lieutenant (Jr Grade)]] [[Kurt-051|Kurt Ambrose]] would be abducted and put in charge of training the Spartan-III's.<ref name="GoO"/>
In [[2531]], Parangosky attended a meeting with [[Rear Admiral]] [[Ned Rich]] and [[Captain (Navy)|Captain]] [[Aaron G. Gibson]] aboard the {{UNSCShip|Point of No Return}}. During this meeting, Colonel Ackerson proposed the [[SPARTAN-III Program|SPARTAN-III project]], which would produce large numbers of expendable supersoldiers.<ref name="GoO"/> Parangosky approved the creation of [[SPARTAN-III Alpha Company|Alpha Company]] and authorized a plan in which [[Lieutenant, Junior Grade|Junior Grade Lieutenant]] [[Kurt-051]] would be abducted and put in charge of training the SPARTAN-IIIs.<ref name="GoO"/>


In [[2537]], Parangosky was once again aboard the ''Point of No Return'', to review the progress of the Spartan-III project and to authorize [[Beta Company]], following the destruction of Alpha Company in [[Operation: PROMETHEUS]].<ref name="GoO"/>
In [[2537]], Parangosky went aboard the ''Point of No Return'' to review the progress of the SPARTAN-III program and to authorize the formation of [[SPARTAN-III Beta Company|Beta Company]], following the recent destruction of Alpha Company in [[Operation: PROMETHEUS]].<ref name="GoO"/>
 
===Later career===
By 2552, Parangosky had risen to rank of [[admiral]] and was named the head of the Office of Naval Intelligence.<ref name="adm"/> She continued working aboard the ''Point of No Return'', green-lighting some of humanity's most controversial projects.<ref>'''[[Halo Encyclopedia]]''', "UNSC Personnel", ''page 72''</ref>


===Later Career===
By 2552, Parangosky had risen to rank of [[Admiral|Four Star Admiral]]<ref name="adm"/>, and she was named the head of the Office of Naval Intelligence. She continued working aboard the [[UNSC Point of No Return]], green-lighting some of Humanity's most controversial projects. <ref>'''[[Halo Encyclopedia]]''', "UNSC Personnel", ''page 72''</ref>
==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Her name is seen in a memorial plaque inside the [[ONI Alpha Site]] on Earth, indicating that she died before October, 2552. However, this is just an easter egg as the Halo Encyclopedia states she was still alive and onboard the {{UNSCShip|Point of No Return}} during the time. Additionally, a reference to Parangosky is made in a transcript of the psychological evaluation of [[Fred-104]] during the start of the invasion of Earth, indicating that she was alive by then.
*Her name is seen on a [[ONI Memorial|memorial plaque]] inside the [[ONI Alpha Site]] on Earth, indicating that she died before [[2552#October|October 2552]]. However, this is merely an Easter egg, as the ''Halo Encyclopedia'' states that she was still alive and onboard the ''Point of No Return'' at that time. Additionally, a reference to Parangosky is made in a transcript of the psychological evaluation of [[Frederic-104]] during the start of the [[Battle of Earth|invasion of Earth]] in the 2010 re-release of ''Halo: First Strike'', also indicating that she was alive by then.
*Colonel James Ackerson said that she was one of the most dangerous people in the galaxy. It is also said that only one person has crossed her and lived, and that was [[Catherine Elizabeth Halsey|Dr. Halsey]].{{Verify}}
*She makes a possible appearance in ''[[Halo Wars: Genesis]]'', where an elderly woman is shown among two other high-ranking ONI officers in ONI's Strategic Response Unit in a Reach military complex.<ref>''[[Halo Wars: Genesis]]'', ''page 5''</ref>


==List of appearances==
==List of appearances==
*''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'' {{Mo}}
*''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'' {{Mo}}
*''[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]]'' {{1st}}
*''[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]]'' {{1st}}
*''[[Halo: First Strike|Halo: First Strike (2010)]]'' {{Mo}}
*''[[Halo: First Strike|Halo: First Strike (2010 re-release)]]'' {{Mo}}
*''[[Halo Wars: Genesis]]'' {{C|Possible appearance}}
*''[[Halo Wars: Genesis]]'' {{C|Possible appearance}}



Revision as of 09:14, March 3, 2011

Template:Ratings Template:Human Character Infobox Admiral Margaret O. Parangosky (UNSCMID 03669271) is the director of the United Nations Space Command's Office of Naval Intelligence.[1]

Background

Born in 2461, Parangosky was described as short and aged, yet sharp and cold as ice.[2] Despite her withered appearance, she was very powerful and deadly: Dr. Catherine Halsey was the only person who had ever crossed her and lived. Colonel James Ackerson considered her to be the most dangerous person in the UNSC.[2] Parangosky was a Rear Admiral by 2511.

After the Battle of Groombridge-1830 in 2530, Admiral Preston Cole wrote a proposed protocol procedure that would slow down the Covenant from finding Earth. This proposal was approved by Parangosky and would later become known as the Cole Protocol.

Biography

Restriction of Onyx

In 2511, Parangosky restricted the planet Onyx from the rest of the UNSC after Forerunner ruins were discovered on the surface of the planet that same year. She returned several times to check up on and report on the project; however, the project was eventually sidelined so funding could go elsewhere.

SPARTAN-III Program

In 2531, Parangosky attended a meeting with Rear Admiral Ned Rich and Captain Aaron G. Gibson aboard the UNSC Point of No Return. During this meeting, Colonel Ackerson proposed the SPARTAN-III project, which would produce large numbers of expendable supersoldiers.[2] Parangosky approved the creation of Alpha Company and authorized a plan in which Junior Grade Lieutenant Kurt-051 would be abducted and put in charge of training the SPARTAN-IIIs.[2]

In 2537, Parangosky went aboard the Point of No Return to review the progress of the SPARTAN-III program and to authorize the formation of Beta Company, following the recent destruction of Alpha Company in Operation: PROMETHEUS.[2]

Later career

By 2552, Parangosky had risen to rank of admiral and was named the head of the Office of Naval Intelligence.[1] She continued working aboard the Point of No Return, green-lighting some of humanity's most controversial projects.[3]

Trivia

  • Her name is seen on a memorial plaque inside the ONI Alpha Site on Earth, indicating that she died before October 2552. However, this is merely an Easter egg, as the Halo Encyclopedia states that she was still alive and onboard the Point of No Return at that time. Additionally, a reference to Parangosky is made in a transcript of the psychological evaluation of Frederic-104 during the start of the invasion of Earth in the 2010 re-release of Halo: First Strike, also indicating that she was alive by then.

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ a b Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named adm
  2. ^ a b c d e Halo: Ghosts of Onyx
  3. ^ Halo Encyclopedia, "UNSC Personnel", page 72

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