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*It is possible that [[A Company]], elements of which are encountered by John-117 near the end of the ''[[Halo 2]]'' level ''[[Metropolis]]'', was part of E2-BAG/1/7. | *It is possible that [[A Company]], elements of which are encountered by John-117 near the end of the ''[[Halo 2]]'' level ''[[Metropolis]]'', was part of E2-BAG/1/7. | ||
*It is possible that the designation "E2-BAG/1/7" is simply an administrative designation, similar to the prefix "V" used for infantry battalions in the [[Wikipedia:United States Marine Corps|US Marine Corps]] (ex. "V27 for 2nd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment). | *It is possible that the designation "E2-BAG/1/7" is simply an administrative designation, similar to the prefix "V" used for infantry battalions in the [[Wikipedia:United States Marine Corps|US Marine Corps]] (ex. "V27 for 2nd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment). | ||
*It is not possible for Kilo Company to be a part of E2-BAG/1/7 along with Alfa Company. Each Battalion has up to 4 Co in the Halo Universe. See Battalion page. A regiment has up to 3 Battalions with Companies spanning from A - M, excluding J. Which means that Kilo is part of 3rd Battalion, not 1st. This confirms that A Co is actually part of E2-BAG/1/7 while K Co belongs to E2-BAG/3/7. This may confirm that the majority, if not the entire regiment, survived the fall of Eridanus II. This is supported by the fact a Colonel was present during the Battle of New Mombasa in Halo 3: ODST. Although, Marines were consequently sporting different sets of armor between H2, H2A, and H3O and cannot be confirmed or categorized as all part of the same unit. | |||
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