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The '''UNSC ''Atlas''''' was a carrier in the [[UNSC]] fleet in [[2525]]. On April of that year, the vessel went on patrol in the [[Lambda Serpentis System]]. Unknown to most of the crew, the [[Spartans]] were aboard for this mission, to recover from their augmentations - and bury their dead - in the microgravity atmosphere.<ref>''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]'', page 60</ref>
The '''UNSC ''Atlas''''' was a carrier in the [[UNSC]] fleet in [[2525]].  


The ''Atlas'' had a detachment of [[ODST]]s from the [[105th Orbital Drop Shock Trooper Division]].<ref>''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]'', page 65</ref> One morning, in the ''Atlas'' gym, an argument between John and four ODSTs was caused by John accidentally almost crushing an ODST's foot with weights. It left three of the ODSTs dead and one badly wounded. It damaged the relationship between Spartans and ODST's.<ref>''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]'', page 67-68</ref> Unknown to John, or apparently [[ONI]] for that matter, the Lieutenant in command of those four ODSTs was [[Major Antonio Silva|Antonio Silva]], who would, as a Major, over 25 years later, would lead the detachment of ODSTs who fought in the [[Battle of Installation 04]], and, ironically, be John-117's CO.<ref>''[[Halo: The Flood]]'', page 134</ref>
==Background==
On April 2525, the vessel went on patrol in the [[Lambda Serpentis System]]. Unknown to most of the crew, the [[Spartans]] were aboard for this mission, to recover from their augmentations - and bury their dead - in the microgravity atmosphere.<ref>''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]'', page 60</ref>


==Nomenclature==
The ''Atlas'' had a detachment of [[ODST]]s from the [[105th Orbital Drop Shock Trooper Division]].<ref>''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]'', page 65</ref> One morning, in the ''Atlas'' gym, an argument between John and four ODSTs was caused by John accidentally almost crushing an ODST's foot with weights. It left three of the ODSTs dead and one badly wounded. It damaged the relationship between Spartans and ODST's.<ref>''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]'', page 67-68</ref>
It is named after the titan [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlas_(mythology) Atlas] in Greek mythology, who held the sky on his back as punishment for rebelling against the gods.
 
Unknown to John, or apparently [[ONI]] for that matter, the Lieutenant in command of those four ODSTs was [[Major Antonio Silva|Antonio Silva]], who would, as a Major, over 25 years later, would lead the detachment of ODSTs who fought in the [[Battle of Installation 04]], and, ironically, be John-117's CO.<ref>''[[Halo: The Flood]]'', page 134</ref>
 
==Trivia==
*It is named after the titan [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlas_(mythology) Atlas] in Greek mythology, who held the sky on his back as punishment for rebelling against the gods.


== Sources ==  
== Sources ==  

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The UNSC Atlas was a carrier in the UNSC fleet in 2525.

Background

On April 2525, the vessel went on patrol in the Lambda Serpentis System. Unknown to most of the crew, the Spartans were aboard for this mission, to recover from their augmentations - and bury their dead - in the microgravity atmosphere.[1]

The Atlas had a detachment of ODSTs from the 105th Orbital Drop Shock Trooper Division.[2] One morning, in the Atlas gym, an argument between John and four ODSTs was caused by John accidentally almost crushing an ODST's foot with weights. It left three of the ODSTs dead and one badly wounded. It damaged the relationship between Spartans and ODST's.[3]

Unknown to John, or apparently ONI for that matter, the Lieutenant in command of those four ODSTs was Antonio Silva, who would, as a Major, over 25 years later, would lead the detachment of ODSTs who fought in the Battle of Installation 04, and, ironically, be John-117's CO.[4]

Trivia

  • It is named after the titan Atlas in Greek mythology, who held the sky on his back as punishment for rebelling against the gods.

Sources

See Also

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