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*In the ''Red vs. Blue: ODST'' episodes Church says that he heard a rumor that [[Avery Junior Johnson]] can't be killed. This is an obvious reference to how in the games he is a plot critical character and is invincible.
*In the ''Red vs. Blue: ODST'' episodes Church says that he heard a rumor that [[Avery Junior Johnson]] can't be killed. This is an obvious reference to how in the games he is a plot critical character and is invincible.
*In Revelation Chapter 2, Sarge remarked that the "[pistols] aren’t effective as they used to be." This is a reference to how the [[M6 series]] lost its effectiveness drastically between ''Halo: Combat Evolved'' and ''Halo 3''.
*In Revelation Chapter 2, Sarge remarked that the "[pistols] aren’t effective as they used to be." This is a reference to how the [[M6 series]] lost its effectiveness drastically between ''Halo: Combat Evolved'' and ''Halo 3''.
*In Revelation Chapter 20, a UNSC interrogator stated that "the budget only allows for one crashed Pelican per mission." This is a reference to the fact that every level (mission) in ''Halo 3'' has at least one crashed Pelican (with the exception of ''Crow's Nest'').
*In Revelation Chapter 20, an UNSC interrogator stated that "the budget only allows for one crashed Pelican per mission." This is a reference to the fact that every level (mission) in ''Halo 3'' has at least one crashed Pelican (with the exception of ''Crow's Nest'').
*All of the Freelancers were stripped of their real names and were given codenames based on the 50 US states, similar to the [[SPARTAN-II Program|SPARTAN-IIs]]; with the only difference being that the SPARTANS kept their first names. As well, they each had a number system similar to the Spartans, though the only confirmed example is New York; F-12 (Foxtrot-12), with "F" for Freelancer instead of "S" for Spartan or Sierra.
*All of the Freelancers were stripped of their real names and were given codenames based on the 50 US states, similar to the [[SPARTAN-II Program|SPARTAN-IIs]]; with the only difference being that the SPARTANS kept their first names. As well, they each had a number system similar to the Spartans, though the only confirmed example is New York; F-12 (Foxtrot-12), with "F" for Freelancer instead of "S" for Spartan or Sierra.
*Another similarity between the SPARTANs and Freelancers is that the Freelancers were trained to fight the [[Insurrection]], in almost the exact same way as the SPARTANs.
*Another similarity between the SPARTANs and Freelancers is that the Freelancers were trained to fight the [[Insurrection]], in almost the exact same way as the SPARTANs.

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