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In [[2531]], the ''Point of No Return'' served as the nexus from which the [[SPARTAN-III program]] was first conceived and approved.{{Ref/Reuse|GOO3}} This specimen would survive the [[Human-Covenant War]], and was the site from which [[Codename: SURGEON]] filed the report "[[Historical/Psychological Analysis of Cole, Preston J.]]" in December [[2552]].{{Ref/Anthology|Evo|The Impossible Life and the Possible Death of Preston J. Cole}} | In [[2531]], the ''Point of No Return'' served as the nexus from which the [[SPARTAN-III program]] was first conceived and approved.{{Ref/Reuse|GOO3}} This specimen would survive the [[Human-Covenant War]], and was the site from which [[Codename: SURGEON]] filed the report "[[Historical/Psychological Analysis of Cole, Preston J.]]" in December [[2552]].{{Ref/Anthology|Evo|The Impossible Life and the Possible Death of Preston J. Cole}} | ||
In [[2559]], the {{UNSCShip|Hidden Point}} acted as the UNSC command ship during the [[Netherop conflict]]. Although it was destroyed by [[Tam 'Lakosee]] with the [[Divine Hand]], the ship's 10 Condor dropships managed to escape and extract the UNSC and [[Swords of Sanghelios]] survivors of the conflict.{{Ref/Novel|Out}} | In [[2559]], the {{UNSCShip|Hidden Point}} acted as the UNSC command ship during the [[Netherop conflict]]. Although it was destroyed by [[Tam 'Lakosee]] with the [[Divine Hand]], the ship's 10 Condor dropships managed to escape and extract the UNSC and [[Swords of Sanghelios]] survivors of the conflict.{{Ref/Novel|Out}}{{Citation needed}} | ||
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