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Victoria
Astrographical

System:

Taurus system[1]

Orbiting:

111 Tauri[1]

Societal

Species:

Human (Non-native)

Colonized:

2455[2]

Government:

 

Victoria was a Unified Earth Government colony world[3] in the Taurus system.[1]

Overview

Topography

The planet was densely forested and sparsely populated.[3][1]

Locations

History

Human-Covenant war

Around 2531, Victoria was briefly taken over by the United Rebel Front. The URF forces on the planet were led by General Howard Graves. The insurgents were based in Camp New Hope, a camp controlled by the Insurrectionists.[3][1]

In 2531, the United Rebel Front contacted the UNSC and offered to trade their stolen nuclear weapons in exchange for medicines for their people suffering from Boren's Syndrome. SPARTAN-II Blue Team infiltrated Camp New Hope, however they were ambushed and captured by the rebels, whom had anticipated the Spartans' raid on the planet. However, the rebels were unaware of Kurt-051's presence and he was able to free the other members of Blue Team. Graves was killed in during the resulting skirmish and the Spartans retreated from the camp with the recovered warheads.[3] At some point, the UNSC retook the world from URF-control.[1]

Shortly after the SPARTAN-IIs' raid on Victoria, contact with the planet and the 111 Tauri system was lost. The UNSC remained unaware of the planet's fate.[1]

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ a b c d e f g Halo Encyclopedia (2009 edition), page 301 (2011 edition)
  2. ^ Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition), page 51
  3. ^ a b c d Halo: Ghosts of Onyx, chapter 1