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'''COALMINER''' is the alias of an [[ONI]] operative involved in highly-classified ONI missions, and one of the few entrusted with the knowledge of the [[SPARTAN-III Program]].
'''COALMINER''' is the alias of an [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] operative involved in highly classified missions, namely [[Operation: HYPODERMIC]]. Given their rather frequent correspondence, COALMINER's handler may be [[Codename: SURGEON]].


==Biography==
==Biography==
The earliest mention of COALMINER is [[2532]], where [[AUTOMATED REROUTE UNSC SHIP REG-96667 ABY|a message]] to [[Codename: SURGEON]] concerning the S-IIIs, COALMINER noted the early stages of preparing [[Alpha Company]] were progressing satisfactorily and expressed confidence in [[Kurt-051]]'s training regimen.<ref>'''[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]]''', "chapter 7"</ref>
===Human-Covenant War===
COALMINER's earliest known activity was in [[2532]]. In [[AUTOMATED REROUTE UNSC SHIP REG-96667 ABY|a message]] to Codename: SURGEON concerning the [[SPARTAN-III Program]], COALMINER noted the early stages of preparing [[SPARTAN-III Alpha Company|Alpha Company]] were progressing satisfactorily and expressed confidence in [[Kurt-051]]'s training regimen.<ref>'''Halo: Ghosts of Onyx''', "chapter 7"</ref>


In [[2552]], COALMINER detected an intrusion into the [[ONI]] database at [[Reach]]. While COALMINER failed to identify the intruder, the intrusion threatened to compromise HYPODERMIC. COALMINER informed SURGEON of the breach and deleted the {{UNSCShip|Circumference}} from [[Reach Station Gamma]]'s database to minimize the damage.<ref>'''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]''', ''pages 281-282''</ref>
In [[2552]], COALMINER detected an intrusion into the ONI databases at [[Reach]]. While COALMINER failed to identify the intruder, the intrusion threatened to compromise HYPODERMIC. COALMINER informed SURGEON of the breach and deleted the {{UNSCShip|Circumference}} from ''[[Gamma Station]]'''s database to minimize the damage.<ref>'''Halo: The Fall of Reach''', ''pages 281-282''</ref>


This later caused difficulties during the [[Fall of Reach]] as it prevented the [[AI]] [[Doppler]] from erasing the ''Circumference'''s NAV database as per the [[Cole Protocol]]. A [[SPARTAN-II]] team had to deploy to destroy the ship and suffered casualties in the process. This may, however, have effectively saved John 117 and humanity, as [[John 117]] may have died or been trapped on the planet, and would not have taken part in the destruction of [[Installation 04]]. This may have also saved the lives of many other notable characters, such as [[Avery Junior Johnson|Sergeant Johnson]] and [[Cortana]].
This caused difficulties during the latter stages of the [[Fall of Reach]], as it prevented the [[Artificial intelligence|AI]] [[Doppler]] from erasing the ''Circumference'''s NAV database in accordance with the [[United Nations Space Command Emergency Priority Order 098831A-1|Cole Protocol]]. A [[SPARTAN-II Program|SPARTAN-II]] team was deployed to destroy the ship and suffered casualties in the process. In an indirect manner, this lapse in security inadvertently saved humanity: in the wake of the [[Space battle over Reach|mission to]] [[Gamma Station]], [[John-117]] traveled to [[Halo Array|Halo]] [[Installation 04]] aboard the {{UNSCShip|Pillar of Autumn}}, which set about the final stages of the Human-Covenant War.
 
=== Post-war ===
At some point in the post-war era, COALMINER received [[Eleventh Hour reports|a series of five reports]] from SURGEON discussing the state of the post-war galaxy.
 
==List of appearances==
*''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]'' {{Fm}}
*''[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]]'' {{Mo}}
*''[[Halo: Fall of Reach]]''
**''[[Halo: Fall of Reach - Invasion|Invasion]]'' {{1st}}


==Sources==
==Sources==
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Latest revision as of 18:35, March 19, 2022

This article's title is a callsign, an alias, or a nickname, as no proper name for the subject has been revealed.

COALMINER is the alias of an Office of Naval Intelligence operative involved in highly classified missions, namely Operation: HYPODERMIC. Given their rather frequent correspondence, COALMINER's handler may be Codename: SURGEON.

Biography[edit]

Human-Covenant War[edit]

COALMINER's earliest known activity was in 2532. In a message to Codename: SURGEON concerning the SPARTAN-III Program, COALMINER noted the early stages of preparing Alpha Company were progressing satisfactorily and expressed confidence in Kurt-051's training regimen.[1]

In 2552, COALMINER detected an intrusion into the ONI databases at Reach. While COALMINER failed to identify the intruder, the intrusion threatened to compromise HYPODERMIC. COALMINER informed SURGEON of the breach and deleted the UNSC Circumference from Gamma Station's database to minimize the damage.[2]

This caused difficulties during the latter stages of the Fall of Reach, as it prevented the AI Doppler from erasing the Circumference's NAV database in accordance with the Cole Protocol. A SPARTAN-II team was deployed to destroy the ship and suffered casualties in the process. In an indirect manner, this lapse in security inadvertently saved humanity: in the wake of the mission to Gamma Station, John-117 traveled to Halo Installation 04 aboard the UNSC Pillar of Autumn, which set about the final stages of the Human-Covenant War.

Post-war[edit]

At some point in the post-war era, COALMINER received a series of five reports from SURGEON discussing the state of the post-war galaxy.

List of appearances[edit]

Sources[edit]

  1. ^ Halo: Ghosts of Onyx, "chapter 7"
  2. ^ Halo: The Fall of Reach, pages 281-282