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'''O'Neil''' was an officer in the [[UNSC]] [[UNSC Navy|Navy]].<ref>'''[[Halo Wars]]'''</ref> He was the Chief Medical Officer aboard the {{UNSCShip|Spirit of Fire}}. | '''O'Neil''' was an officer in the [[UNSC]] [[UNSC Navy|Navy]].<ref>'''[[Halo Wars]]'''</ref> He was the Chief Medical Officer aboard the {{UNSCShip|Spirit of Fire}}. | ||
After the [[Battle of Shield 0459]], O'Neil suggested that all [[The Flood|Flood]]-infected corpses should be burned, which did not go down too well with the rest of the crew. Despite this, the corpses were burned. O'Neil made note of this in his log. O'Neil and other medical officials mistook the Flood infection as a virus, and not a parasitic lifeform.<ref name="timeline">'''[[Halo Wars]]''' | After the [[Battle of Shield 0459]], O'Neil suggested that all [[The Flood|Flood]]-infected corpses should be burned, which did not go down too well with the rest of the crew. Despite this, the corpses were burned. O'Neil made note of this in his log. O'Neil and other medical officials mistook the Flood infection as a virus, and not a parasitic lifeform.<ref name="timeline">'''[[Halo Wars Timeline]]'''</ref> | ||
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O'Neil was an officer in the UNSC Navy.[1] He was the Chief Medical Officer aboard the UNSC Spirit of Fire.
After the Battle of Shield 0459, O'Neil suggested that all Flood-infected corpses should be burned, which did not go down too well with the rest of the crew. Despite this, the corpses were burned. O'Neil made note of this in his log. O'Neil and other medical officials mistook the Flood infection as a virus, and not a parasitic lifeform.[2]
