The Kodiak, once again piloted by Chandra, was requisitioned for this mission. He asked Boudreau to bring all of Kane's archives and the Tacitus to him in order to find a solution.
Gabriella Boudreau, telling her that his serum had failed and that Tiberium mutation had driven Umagon mad. Shortly after Kane's defeat at Cairo, Tratos contacted GDI researcher Dr. Onboard the ship, Tratos administered an experimental serum to Umagon, which would either reverse the effects of Kane's Tiberium experiments on her or kill her. Īfter McNeil defeated Kane's forces in Cairo and impaled Kane with a piece of rubble, the Kodiak evacuated McNeil, the Tacitus and Umagon from Kane's crumbling Pyramid Temple. Taking advantage of this opportunity, Nod launched a direct assault on the Kodiak, but McNeil was able to defend the Kodiak and eliminated the Nod attack force. Īfter Umagon was captured by Nod, the Kodiak was grounded by an ion storm. In retaliation, GDI destroyed the hidden Banshee hangar that launched the attack - along with the Banshees still inside - using Disruptors. During the mission to destroy Nod's chemical missile plant, the Kodiak came under attack by Nod Banshees, but managed to survive. Throughout the war, the Kodiak brought McNeil to battlefields across the world.
He ordered him to secure Phoenix Base, which was under heavy Nod attack. Inside the Kodiak, Solomon briefed McNeil on the Nod attacks and informed him of Kane's return. Īt GDI's Southwestern training facility, McNeil, who was practicing his combat skills at the time, was interrupted by Chandra, who had already prepared the Kodiak for takeoff. In response, Solomon called into action Commander Michael McNeil. Kane, thought to be killed during the final battle of the First Tiberium War, revealed himself to GDI's chief commander, General James Solomon.
On September 2, 2030, the Brotherhood of Nod suddenly launched a series of attacks on GDI bases worldwide. The Kodiak was the OCV assigned to Commander Michael McNeil, piloted by lieutenant commander Chandra, McNeil's second-in-command. These vessels served as mobile command centers, allowing commanders to travel from battle to battle, observing battles from afar so as to not endanger the commanding officers. During the Second Tiberium War, the primary flagship for GDI commanders was the Orca Command Vehicle (OCV), a large VTOL aircraft capable of low Earth orbit.
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