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==Summary==
The '''Cole Protocol''' is a command issued by [[Vice Admiral Preston Cole]] to help stop the [[Covenant]] from finding [[Earth]]. Basically, it is an order to not allow the Covenant to retrieve data that contains the location of Earth, and forbids retreating vessles from setting course to Earth, because the Covenant may be able to track their movement.
 
Command issued by [[Vice Admiral Preston Cole]] to help stop the [[Covenant]] from finding [[Earth]]. Basically, it is an order to not allow the Covenant to retrieve data that contains the location of Earth, and forbids retreating vessles from setting course to Earth, because the Covenant may be able to track their movement.


Excerpt from ''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]'':
Excerpt from ''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]'':
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===Article 2===
===Article 2===


This article is never directly stated, though [[Captain Keyes]] uses it while his ship is crashing on [[Installation 04]]. Captain Keyes says "I'm initiating the Cole Protocol, Article 2. We're abandoning the Autumn. That means you, too, Cortana." Later saying, "Destruction or capture of a shipboard AI is absolutely unacceptable."
This article is never directly stated, though [[Captain Keyes]] uses it while his ship is crashing on [[Installation 04]]. Captain Keyes says "I'm initiating the Cole Protocol, Article 2. We're abandoning the Autumn. That means you, too, Cortana." Later saying, "Destruction or capture of a shipboard AI is absolutely unacceptable."<ref>[[Halo: The Flood]], page 25</ref>


This implies that Article 2 states something about abandoning a vessel and landing it when its weapons are destroyed and there is no hope of rescue for the crew should they self-destruct the vessel. It also absolutely forbids the destruction or capture of a human AI by the Covenant.
This implies that Article 2 states something about abandoning a vessel and landing it when its weapons are destroyed and there is no hope of rescue for the crew should they self-destruct the vessel. It also absolutely forbids the destruction or capture of a human AI by the Covenant.
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Few had even heard of subsection seven because it was little more than a technicality, before the Ascendant Justice was captured. Because the humans could not completely search the ship, they instead planned to take it to Reach and try to return with a more prepared team.
Few had even heard of subsection seven because it was little more than a technicality, before the Ascendant Justice was captured. Because the humans could not completely search the ship, they instead planned to take it to Reach and try to return with a more prepared team.
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