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A [[Remote Scanning Outpost]] located on the edge of the [[Epsilon Eridani system]], the '''''Fermion''''' was designed to detect incoming threats to the [[Reach]] military complex. It was crewed by three individuals. On August 30, 2552, the ''Fermion'' detected a fleet of over 300 Covenant vessels entering the Epsilon Eridani system. Prior to identifying the transient Slipspace contact, it attempted to initiate [[Cole Protocol]]. However, the station's science library (which contained every [[UNSC | A [[Remote Scanning Outpost]] located on the edge of the [[Epsilon Eridani system]], the '''''Fermion''''' was designed to detect incoming threats to the [[Reach]] military complex. It was crewed by three individuals. On August 30, 2552, the ''Fermion'' detected a fleet of over 300 Covenant vessels entering the Epsilon Eridani system. Prior to identifying the transient Slipspace contact, it attempted to initiate [[Cole Protocol]]. However, the station's science library (which contained every [[UNSC Astrophysics]] journal) was offline for repairs and could not be erased with the viral scavengers. The ''Fermion'' alerted [[FleetCom]] and the last order the commanding officer gave was to lock out the reactor safeties and flood the reactor with deuterium. It is presumed that the station then self-destructed.<ref>[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]], Chapter 31</ref> | ||
The three man crew of the ''Fermion'' were the late [[Chief Petty Officer McRobb]], [[Lieutenant (J.G.) Bill Streeter]], and [[Lieutenant (J.G.) David Brightling]].<ref name="pretty">[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]], page 282</ref> | The three man crew of the ''Fermion'' were the late [[Chief Petty Officer McRobb]], [[Lieutenant (J.G.) Bill Streeter]], and [[Lieutenant (J.G.) David Brightling]].<ref name="pretty">[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]], page 282</ref> | ||