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[[File:humans_&_Sangheili_Shadow_of_Intent.jpg|thumb|left|The Sangheili and humans make ready to finish Truth and the Covenant at [[Installation 00]].]]

[[File:H3 E3 Orbital Battle.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The battle between Covenant separatists and loyalists, raging over Installation 00.]]

{{Quote|In memory of those fallen in the defense of Earth and her colonies. March 3, 2553.|[[~~Hillside~~ memorial]]}}

{{Quote|In memory of those fallen in the defense of Earth and her colonies. March 3, 2553.|[[Voi memorial]]}}

Following the Flood infestation of ''High Charity'', the High Prophet of Truth led the remaining loyalist fleet to Earth to complete what his occupation forces on Earth had started. Little did he know that a SPARTAN-II had stowed away with him on board his Dreadnought. By the time Truth arrived at Earth, a full-scale battle in space and on the ground was underway between UNSC and [[Covenant fleet]]s.

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Led by the Master Chief, the human forces smashed through the remaining Covenant resistance on the ground. The battle was complicated by the arrival of ''High Charity''. As the Flood began to spread, the Chief and the [[Thel 'Vadamee|Arbiter]] went on to thwart Truth, who died in mid-Flood-infection at the Arbiter's hand with the Flood helping to reach him. John-117 deactivated the Halo Array and brought an end to that threat as well. With the Covenant forces completely shattered, Truth's death marked the effective end to the war. The Flood still remained a threat, but were destroyed by John-117, the Arbiter, Cortana and Sergeant Johnson by firing the Halo over the Ark, destroying both, but John-117 was presumed dead afterwards as he never made it back to Earth.

Some months later, in [[2553|March 3 of 2553]], a [[~~Hillside~~ memorial|monument was erected on a hillside]] near the Portal to the Ark to commemorate the billions of men and women killed during the war, and [[John-117|Spartan-117]]'s name was included as he was presumed MIA by the UNSC, as no Spartan could be declared dead. Lord Hood shook hands with the Arbiter to signify an end to hostilities. Both sides then started rebuilding all the damage the war had cost.

Some months later, in [[2553|March 3 of 2553]], a [[Voi memorial|monument was erected on a hillside]] near the Portal to the Ark to commemorate the billions of men and women killed during the war, and [[John-117|Spartan-117]]'s name was included as he was presumed MIA by the UNSC, as no Spartan could be declared dead. Lord Hood shook hands with the Arbiter to signify an end to hostilities. Both sides then started rebuilding all the damage the war had cost.

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 [[File:humans_&_Sangheili_Shadow_of_Intent.jpg|thumb|left|The Sangheili and humans make ready to finish Truth and the Covenant at [[Installation 00]].]]
 [[File:H3 E3 Orbital Battle.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The battle between Covenant separatists and loyalists, raging over Installation 00.]]
-{{Quote|In memory of those fallen in the defense of Earth and her colonies. March 3, 2553.|[[Hillside memorial]]}}
+{{Quote|In memory of those fallen in the defense of Earth and her colonies. March 3, 2553.|[[Voi memorial]]}}
 Following the Flood infestation of ''High Charity'', the High Prophet of Truth led the remaining loyalist fleet to Earth to complete what his occupation forces on Earth had started. Little did he know that a SPARTAN-II had stowed away with him on board his Dreadnought. By the time Truth arrived at Earth, a full-scale battle in space and on the ground was underway between UNSC and [[Covenant fleet]]s.
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 Led by the Master Chief, the human forces smashed through the remaining Covenant resistance on the ground. The battle was complicated by the arrival of ''High Charity''. As the Flood began to spread, the Chief and the [[Thel 'Vadamee|Arbiter]] went on to thwart Truth, who died in mid-Flood-infection at the Arbiter's hand with the Flood helping to reach him. John-117 deactivated the Halo Array and brought an end to that threat as well. With the Covenant forces completely shattered, Truth's death marked the effective end to the war. The Flood still remained a threat, but were destroyed by John-117, the Arbiter, Cortana and Sergeant Johnson by firing the Halo over the Ark, destroying both, but John-117 was presumed dead afterwards as he never made it back to Earth.
-Some months later, in [[2553|March 3 of 2553]], a [[Hillside memorial|monument was erected on a hillside]] near the Portal to the Ark to commemorate the billions of men and women killed during the war, and [[John-117|Spartan-117]]'s name was included as he was presumed MIA by the UNSC, as no Spartan could be declared dead. Lord Hood shook hands with the Arbiter to signify an end to hostilities. Both sides then started rebuilding all the damage the war had cost.
+Some months later, in [[2553|March 3 of 2553]], a [[Voi memorial|monument was erected on a hillside]] near the Portal to the Ark to commemorate the billions of men and women killed during the war, and [[John-117|Spartan-117]]'s name was included as he was presumed MIA by the UNSC, as no Spartan could be declared dead. Lord Hood shook hands with the Arbiter to signify an end to hostilities. Both sides then started rebuilding all the damage the war had cost.
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