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A few years prior to the end of major hostilities in the Great War, Del Rio was leading the military personnel assigned to maintain, repair, and protect the ''Infinity''<ref name="Glasslands 422"/>; he had received this assignment for his status as a seasoned naval line officer and because he could drop off the grid with little trouble. Later, he would be given the honor of being the first commanding officer of the UNSC's largest and most advanced warship to date. Del Rio and the sailors and Marines under his command would take the ''Infinity'' out for her first space trials in mid-[[2553]].<ref name="Glasslands 422"/><ref>'''Halo: The Thursday War'''</ref> | A few years prior to the end of major hostilities in the Great War, Del Rio was leading the military personnel assigned to maintain, repair, and protect the ''Infinity''<ref name="Glasslands 422"/>; he had received this assignment for his status as a seasoned naval line officer and because he could drop off the grid with little trouble. Later, he would be given the honor of being the first commanding officer of the UNSC's largest and most advanced warship to date. Del Rio and the sailors and Marines under his command would take the ''Infinity'' out for her first space trials in mid-[[2553]].<ref name="Glasslands 422"/><ref>'''Halo: The Thursday War'''</ref> | ||
After landing on Requiem, Captain Del Rio requested the Master Chief's assistance, though he had little respect for the Spartan and did not see the importance of intel gathering. | After landing on Requiem, Captain Del Rio requested the Master Chief's assistance, though he had little respect for the Spartan and did not see the importance of intel gathering. When the Didact reached Earth, the FLEETCOM disagreed with his actions in Requiem, and was removed from his rank. | ||
==Production notes== | ==Production notes== | ||