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'''Lieutenant Frye''' was a [[UNSC]] [[D77-TC|Pelican]] co-pilot. In [[2552]], he was assigned to the {{UNSCShip|Pillar of Autumn}} and the [[23rd Naval Air Squadron]] as co-pilot to Dropship [[Echo 419]], under [[Foehammer|Captain Carol "Foehammer" Rawley]].<ref>''[[Halo: The Flood]]'', page 38</ref> | '''Lieutenant Frye''' was a [[UNSC]] [[D77-TC|Pelican]] co-pilot. In [[2552]], he was assigned to the {{UNSCShip|Pillar of Autumn}} and the [[23rd Naval Air Squadron]] as co-pilot to Dropship [[Echo 419]], under [[Foehammer|Captain Carol "Foehammer" Rawley]].<ref>''[[Halo: The Flood]]'', page 38</ref> | ||
He was somewhat sarcastic and cynical, though a competent co-pilot. He was at Rawley's side when they fled the ship as the ''Autumn'' was shot down over [[Installation 04]] and flew with her throughout [[The Battle of Installation 04]]. He was also present with Captain Rawley when they ferried [[UNSC Marine Corps|Marine]]s and the [[Master Chief]], from helping them rescue crash survivors in [[Bumblebee]] pods, to dropping them at the [[Covenant]] ship, the ''[[Truth and Reconciliation]]'', and also brought them to the [[Silent Cartographer]], [[Control Room]], and the [[Flood Containment Facility]]. After they dropped the Master Chief off at the [[Flood Containment Facilities]] to find [[Captain (Navy)|Captain]] [[Jacob Keyes|Keyes]], Frye pointed out a [[Sentinel]] to his Captain.<ref>''[[Halo: The Flood]]'', pages 230 | He was somewhat sarcastic and cynical, though a competent co-pilot. He was at Rawley's side when they fled the ship as the ''Autumn'' was shot down over [[Installation 04]] and flew with her throughout [[The Battle of Installation 04]]. He was also present with Captain Rawley when they ferried [[UNSC Marine Corps|Marine]]s and the [[Master Chief]], from helping them rescue crash survivors in [[Bumblebee]] pods, to dropping them at the [[Covenant]] ship, the ''[[Truth and Reconciliation]]'', and also brought them to the [[Silent Cartographer]], [[Control Room]], and the [[Flood Containment Facility]]. After they dropped the Master Chief off at the [[Flood Containment Facilities]] to find [[Captain (Navy)|Captain]] [[Jacob Keyes|Keyes]], Frye pointed out a [[Sentinel]] to his Captain.<ref>''[[Halo: The Flood]]'', pages 230-231</ref> He was killed when his dropship was shot down by [[Banshees]] while attempting to extract the Master Chief and [[Cortana (AI)|Cortana]] from the due-to-detonate wreckage of the ''Pillar of Autumn''. | ||
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Lieutenant Frye was a UNSC Pelican co-pilot. In 2552, he was assigned to the UNSC Pillar of Autumn and the 23rd Naval Air Squadron as co-pilot to Dropship Echo 419, under Captain Carol "Foehammer" Rawley.[1]
He was somewhat sarcastic and cynical, though a competent co-pilot. He was at Rawley's side when they fled the ship as the Autumn was shot down over Installation 04 and flew with her throughout The Battle of Installation 04. He was also present with Captain Rawley when they ferried Marines and the Master Chief, from helping them rescue crash survivors in Bumblebee pods, to dropping them at the Covenant ship, the Truth and Reconciliation, and also brought them to the Silent Cartographer, Control Room, and the Flood Containment Facility. After they dropped the Master Chief off at the Flood Containment Facilities to find Captain Keyes, Frye pointed out a Sentinel to his Captain.[2] He was killed when his dropship was shot down by Banshees while attempting to extract the Master Chief and Cortana from the due-to-detonate wreckage of the Pillar of Autumn.
Sources
- ^ Halo: The Flood, page 38
- ^ Halo: The Flood, pages 230-231
