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'''Doctor O. Cheng''' was a professional that was also a member of the [[UEG Strategic Forecasting and Scenario Planning Group]] at the close of the [[Human-Covenant War]]. | '''Doctor O. Cheng''' was a professional that was also a member of the [[UEG Strategic Forecasting and Scenario Planning Group]] at the close of the [[Human-Covenant War]].{{Ref/Reuse|loot2}} On [[2552#October|October 9, 2552]], Cheng forwarded Log 01-0921, an intelligence report incorporating recent [[UNSC Navy|naval]] losses during the [[Fall of Reach]], to the [[UNSC Security Council]]. The accepted scenario concluded that [[human]] civilization would likely fall to the [[Covenant]] with currently available military assets and remaining industrial bases. Additional classified appendices and opinions from the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] and the [[UNSC Special Topics Committee]] were attached to the report, but redacted.<ref name="loot2">'''[[Halo Legendary Crate]]''', ''[[Halo Legendary Crate/Data Drops|Data Drop #2]]''</ref> Cheng made sure to communicate that [[Fleet Admiral]] [[Joseph Harper]] disagreed with the conclusions of the group. | ||
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Doctor O. Cheng was a professional that was also a member of the UEG Strategic Forecasting and Scenario Planning Group at the close of the Human-Covenant War.[1] On October 9, 2552, Cheng forwarded Log 01-0921, an intelligence report incorporating recent naval losses during the Fall of Reach, to the UNSC Security Council. The accepted scenario concluded that human civilization would likely fall to the Covenant with currently available military assets and remaining industrial bases. Additional classified appendices and opinions from the Office of Naval Intelligence and the UNSC Special Topics Committee were attached to the report, but redacted.[1] Cheng made sure to communicate that Fleet Admiral Joseph Harper disagreed with the conclusions of the group.
