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'''Firing control''' is a generic [[United Nations Space Command]] term for any center or position referring to the operations of weapons systems aboard a [[warship]], such as a [[UNSC frigate]] or [[Orbital Defense Platform]].<ref name="cairo">'''Halo 2''', campaign level ''[[Cairo Station (level)|Cairo Station]]''</ref>
'''Firing control''' is a generic [[United Nations Space Command]] term for any center or position referring to the operations of weapons systems aboard a [[warship]], such as a [[UNSC frigate]] or [[Orbital defense platform|Orbital Defense Platform]].<ref name="cairo">'''Halo 2''', campaign level ''[[Cairo Station (level)|Cairo Station]]''</ref>


== UNSC starship firing control ==
== UNSC starship firing control ==
For example, the Firing Control Officer, or simply Weapons Officer, aboard a [[UNSC Frigate|frigate]] or [[UNSC Destroyer|destroyer]] is rank of [[Lieutenant]], like [[Lieutenant Hikowa]] of the {{UNSCShip|Iroquois}}. They are in charge of [[Archer Missile]] and [[Magnetic Accelerator Cannon]] firing solutions.
For example, the Firing Control Officer, or simply Weapons Officer, aboard a [[uNSC frigate|frigate]] or [[uNSC destroyer|destroyer]] is rank of [[Lieutenant]], like [[Aki Hikowa|Lieutenant Hikowa]] of the {{UNSCShip|Iroquois}}. They are in charge of [[Archer missile|Archer Missile]] and [[Magnetic Accelerator Cannon]] firing solutions.


== Cairo Station firing control ==
== Cairo Station firing control ==
Cairo Station firing control was the [[United Nations Space Command]] [[Magnetic Accelerator Cannon]] firing control station of [[Cairo Station]]. During the [[Battle of Earth]], [[Covenant]] boarders invaded firing control, killing all the crew and [[Marine]]s (except one who was hiding behind a set of stairs) stationed there and planted a large bomb planned to destroy the orbital station, similar to how the nearby [[Athens]] and [[Malta]] stations were destroyed. [[SPARTAN-117]] and [[Cortana]] managed to disarm the bomb just in time (with seven seconds left) and later redeployed it to destroy a [[Covenant assault carrier]].<ref name="cairo"/>
Cairo Station firing control was the [[United Nations Space Command]] [[Magnetic Accelerator Cannon]] firing control station of [[Cairo Station]]. During the [[Battle of Earth]], [[Covenant Empire|Covenant]] boarders invaded firing control, killing all the crew and [[UNSC Marine Corps|Marines]] (except one who was hiding behind a set of stairs) stationed there and planted a large bomb planned to destroy the orbital station, similar to how the nearby [[Athens]] and [[Malta]] stations were destroyed. [[John-117|SPARTAN-117]] and [[Cortana]] managed to disarm the bomb just in time (with seven seconds left) and later redeployed it to destroy a [[Covenant assault carrier]].<ref name="cairo"/>


==Sources==
==Sources==

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Firing control is a generic United Nations Space Command term for any center or position referring to the operations of weapons systems aboard a warship, such as a UNSC frigate or Orbital Defense Platform.[1]

UNSC starship firing control

For example, the Firing Control Officer, or simply Weapons Officer, aboard a frigate or destroyer is rank of Lieutenant, like Lieutenant Hikowa of the UNSC Iroquois. They are in charge of Archer Missile and Magnetic Accelerator Cannon firing solutions.

Cairo Station firing control

Cairo Station firing control was the United Nations Space Command Magnetic Accelerator Cannon firing control station of Cairo Station. During the Battle of Earth, Covenant boarders invaded firing control, killing all the crew and Marines (except one who was hiding behind a set of stairs) stationed there and planted a large bomb planned to destroy the orbital station, similar to how the nearby Athens and Malta stations were destroyed. SPARTAN-117 and Cortana managed to disarm the bomb just in time (with seven seconds left) and later redeployed it to destroy a Covenant assault carrier.[1]

Sources

  1. ^ a b Halo 2, campaign level Cairo Station