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Lima Foxtrot Alpha 19 was a Bumblebee lifepod attached to the UNSC Pillar of Autumn in 2552. LFA-19 was used when the vessel was shot down over Installation 04. When it landed, the sole surviving crew member tried to radio for assistance from other UNSC forces on the ring. However, the transmitter on the lifepod was not functioning properly and only recorded the outgoing messages. The lone PFC, a member of the 79th Infantry Battalion, attracted the attention of the Flood. He locked himself inside the lifepod to stay alive. The lifepod sensors recorded the increasing movement and Flood activity outside of the crashed vehicle. It also recorded the PFC's last words, and the sound of a single M6C muzzle report.

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  • Lima Foxtrot Alpha 19
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  • Lima Foxtrot Alpha 19 was a Bumblebee lifepod attached to the UNSC Pillar of Autumn in 2552. LFA-19 was used when the vessel was shot down over Installation 04. When it landed, the sole surviving crew member tried to radio for assistance from other UNSC forces on the ring. However, the transmitter on the lifepod was not functioning properly and only recorded the outgoing messages. The lone PFC, a member of the 79th Infantry Battalion, attracted the attention of the Flood. He locked himself inside the lifepod to stay alive. The lifepod sensors recorded the increasing movement and Flood activity outside of the crashed vehicle. It also recorded the PFC's last words, and the sound of a single M6C muzzle report.
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  • Lima Foxtrot Alpha 19 was a Bumblebee lifepod attached to the UNSC Pillar of Autumn in 2552. LFA-19 was used when the vessel was shot down over Installation 04. When it landed, the sole surviving crew member tried to radio for assistance from other UNSC forces on the ring. However, the transmitter on the lifepod was not functioning properly and only recorded the outgoing messages. The lone PFC, a member of the 79th Infantry Battalion, attracted the attention of the Flood. He locked himself inside the lifepod to stay alive. The lifepod sensors recorded the increasing movement and Flood activity outside of the crashed vehicle. It also recorded the PFC's last words, and the sound of a single M6C muzzle report.
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