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'''Reach High Command''', otherwise known as '''Reach HighCom'''<ref>''[[Halo: First Strike]]'', page 22</ref>, was a [[United Nations Space Command]] [[High Command]] complex on the planet [[Reach]].
'''Reach High Command''', otherwise known as '''Reach HighCom'''<ref>''[[Halo: First Strike]]'', page 22</ref>, was a [[United Nations Space Command]] [[High Command]] complex on the planet [[Reach]].


It was attacked and the bomber, fighter, and Marine forces and the building itself were destroyed by the [[Covenant]] during their invasion of Reach in the [[Battle of Reach]], but [[Vice Admiral]] [[Danforth Whitcomb]] managed to slip out of Reach HighCom with his staff before the complex was destroyed, evading capture in a gully before being rescued by a team of [[SPARTAN-II]] supersoldiers.
It was attacked and the bomber, fighter, and Marine forces and the building itself were destroyed by the [[Covenant]] during their invasion in the [[Battle of Reach]], but [[Vice Admiral]] [[Danforth Whitcomb]] managed to slip out of Reach HighCom with his staff before the complex was destroyed, evading capture in a gully before being rescued by a team of [[SPARTAN-II]] supersoldiers.


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Revision as of 10:34, April 3, 2009

Reach High Command, otherwise known as Reach HighCom[1], was a United Nations Space Command High Command complex on the planet Reach.

It was attacked and the bomber, fighter, and Marine forces and the building itself were destroyed by the Covenant during their invasion in the Battle of Reach, but Vice Admiral Danforth Whitcomb managed to slip out of Reach HighCom with his staff before the complex was destroyed, evading capture in a gully before being rescued by a team of SPARTAN-II supersoldiers.

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