Talk:Commander

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 * In case you have forgotten, Miranda Keyes is a Commander. Also, Jacob Keyes, prior to his promotion during the Battle of Sigma Octanus IV, was a Commander (Halo: Fall of Reach, page 161).--Rotaretilbo 13:47, 04 December 2006


 * Also, you can find Commander J. G. Ortega on page 162 of Halo: Ghosts of Onyx. It is in the transcript of the letter that cuts his funding due to a lack of findings on the planet Onyx.--Rotaretilbo 16:00, 05 December 2006


 * No one has forgotten that have you even read the page?--Ryanngreenday 23:03, 5 December 2006 (UTC)
 * Ryan, are you speaking to me? If so, then yes I have read the article, the complaint, and both pages I provided as sources (as I don't know which page you are speaking of). If you mean Lieutenant Commander is not mentioned in Halo, then read page 125 of Halo: Ghosts of Onyx more carefully. If this is directed at the person disputing the facts (John117 or something like that), then...whatever I suppose.--Rotaretilbo 16:06, 05 December 2006
 * I'm a tad new to the inner workings of halopedia, but if I have proven that the ranks are used in the Halo universe and provided sources, can I take down the Fact or Fiction thingy? Also, can I take down the Real World thingy too (since the ranks spoken of are all used in Halo)?--Rotaretilbo 16:04, 05 December 2006
 * Yes if you provide sources then you can remove the tags. However for the you don't remove the tag you change it to  like above-- Esemono 03:38, 7 December 2006 (UTC)

Before someone puts a FactOrFiction template
I said it was visible on Miranda Keyes' collar, and it is. Take a look.

File:CommanderMirandaKeyesInsignia.PNG]]

--Rot 00:06, 7 January 2007 (UTC)


 * Smooth dectective work -- Esemono 02:50, 7 January 2007 (UTC)

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