| rdfs:comment | - "It's almost too exciting." --Jenkins during the countdown for the controlled detonation of captured explosives Born in 2502 in Area 51, Arnold Jenkins was one of 1,000 candidates accepted to the U.S. Armed Forces Academy, where he was commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force. After years of piloting in the 222nd Fighter Group, he worked his way up to General, and was assigned the position of Base Commander. Jenkins was also one of the most renowned general officers on the base, due to being the first to command troops in actual war, rather than in exercises.
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| abstract | - "It's almost too exciting." --Jenkins during the countdown for the controlled detonation of captured explosives Born in 2502 in Area 51, Arnold Jenkins was one of 1,000 candidates accepted to the U.S. Armed Forces Academy, where he was commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force. After years of piloting in the 222nd Fighter Group, he worked his way up to General, and was assigned the position of Base Commander. Jenkins was also one of the most renowned general officers on the base, due to being the first to command troops in actual war, rather than in exercises. When he commanded troops in the Battle Of Earth, he came up with the "Jenkins Pincer", where he used quick attack aircraft to push back the Covenant troops, then encircled them with his soldiers, crushed them with artillery fire, and then used aircraft to fire missiles into the CCS Class Battlecruiser's gravity lift, destroying it. After the Human-Covenant War, during the U.S.-UNSC War, Jenkins was responsible for the air campaign against the UNSC, which was the pivotal battlefield of the war.
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