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[[File:H3ODST Romeo Close.jpg|right|thumb|300px|An O/I device attached to Kojo Agu's ODST helmet.]]
[[File:H3ODST Romeo Close.jpg|thumb|300px|An O/I device attached to Kojo Agu's ODST helmet.]]
The '''O/I (Ocular/Integration) optics device'''<ref>''[[Halo: The Essential Visual Guide]]'', p. 159</ref><ref>''[[Halo Encyclopedia (2009 edition)]] (2011)'', p. 56</ref> is a helmet attachment worn by [[sniper]]s in the [[UNSC Armed Forces]]. They are employed by [[ODST]] donning the sharpshooter variant of the ODST armor and [[UNSC Army]] personnel.<ref name="reach">''[[Halo: Reach]]''</ref>
The '''O/I (Ocular/Integration) optics device'''<ref>''[[Halo: The Essential Visual Guide]]'', p. 159</ref><ref>''[[Halo Encyclopedia (2009 edition)]] (2011)'', p. 56</ref> is a helmet attachment worn by [[sniper]]s in the [[UNSC Armed Forces]]. They are employed by [[ODST]] donning the sharpshooter variant of the ODST armor and [[UNSC Army]] personnel.<ref name="reach">''[[Halo: Reach]]''</ref>



Revision as of 12:40, April 12, 2023

An O/I device attached to Kojo Agu's ODST helmet.

The O/I (Ocular/Integration) optics device[1][2] is a helmet attachment worn by snipers in the UNSC Armed Forces. They are employed by ODST donning the sharpshooter variant of the ODST armor and UNSC Army personnel.[3]

Usage

Human-Covenant War

During the Fall of Reach, O/I devices were worn as attachments UNSC Army soldiers' CH252 helmets and the ODST helmets worn by the ODSTs.[3] During the Battle of Mombasa, ODST sniper Kojo Agu employed an O/I module on his helmet.[4]

Installation 07 conflict

During the conflict on Installation 07, this attachment saw use by Marine snipers across the ring.[5]

Gallery

List of appearances

Sources