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*McRobb is a [[NCO|non-commissioned officer]], but was in command of [[Commissioned Officer|commissioned officers]] supposed higher in rank than him, such as [[Lieutenant Junior Grade|Jr. Lieutenants]] [[David Brightling|Brightling]] and [[Bill Streeter|Lieutenant Streeter]]. | *McRobb is a [[NCO|non-commissioned officer]], but was in command of [[Commissioned Officer|commissioned officers]] supposed higher in rank than him, such as [[Lieutenant Junior Grade|Jr. Lieutenants]] [[David Brightling|Brightling]] and [[Bill Streeter|Lieutenant Streeter]]. | ||
*McRobb's name was likely inspired by Rob McLees, a Bungie staffer. | |||
== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
Revision as of 02:33, July 8, 2010
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Chief Petty Officer McRobb was a member of the UNSC Navy.
Biography
He was the commanding officer of the Remote Scanning Outpost Fermion in 2552. Chief McRobb was reassigned to the station from Fort York on the edge of the Inner Colonies after the battle of Sigma Octanus IV. He was a brilliant mathematician, and was given command of the station due to his leadership and mental talents.
In August 2552, three months after his reassignment, Chief Petty Officer McRobb detected a fleet of some 300 Covenant ships inbound to Reach. His quick action alerted FLEETCOM in time to muster a defense for the planet. Unfortunately, McRobb was killed when he ordered the destruction of the Fermion as per the Cole Protocol.[1]
Personality
McRobb was highly disciplined and ran a tight operation, making sure his men kept their stations spotlessly clean. He was strict and by-the-book. He was also extremely vigilant of his post, thinking that becoming too laid-back would get Reach attacked, a possibility he compared to Pearl Harbor.[1]
Trivia
- McRobb is a non-commissioned officer, but was in command of commissioned officers supposed higher in rank than him, such as Jr. Lieutenants Brightling and Lieutenant Streeter.
- McRobb's name was likely inspired by Rob McLees, a Bungie staffer.
Sources
- ^ a b Halo: The Fall of Reach, Chapter 31
