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supposedly this longsword has the number 7-89 on it somewhere, just like the longsword of the storm. i know there are other numbers on the longswords but im curious as to why they both have the # 7-89. is there meaning to this or is it coincidence? the reach longsword looks like a new game model so i dont think its a coincidence-- | supposedly this longsword has the number 7-89 on it somewhere, just like the longsword of the storm. i know there are other numbers on the longswords but im curious as to why they both have the # 7-89. is there meaning to this or is it coincidence? the reach longsword looks like a new game model so i dont think its a coincidence--[[User:Ender the Xenocide|<font color="Green">Ender the Xenocide]]</font> 18:03, 30 November 2010 (EST) | ||
:Clearly "7-89" isn't the craft's registration. My guess is that 7-89 refers to its wing number within a numbered air force. Regardless, "7-89" would not be the registration of ''three'' Longswords in 2552 (of which two being assigned to the Home Fleet).-- [[User talk:Forerunner|Forerunner]] 11:37, 1 December 2010 (EST) | :Clearly "7-89" isn't the craft's registration. My guess is that 7-89 refers to its wing number within a numbered air force. Regardless, "7-89" would not be the registration of ''three'' Longswords in 2552 (of which two being assigned to the Home Fleet).-- [[User talk:Forerunner|Forerunner]] 11:37, 1 December 2010 (EST) | ||