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'''''A Soldier's Tale: Rain Forest Wars''''' was a book considered to be a military classic by the 26th century written by Jeremiah Mendez.<ref>'''[[Halo Encyclopedia]]''', '' | '''''A Soldier's Tale: Rain Forest Wars''''' was a book considered to be a military classic by the 26th century written by Jeremiah Mendez.<ref>'''[[Halo Encyclopedia]]''', ''pages 32-33''</ref> It was published in [[2164]] and was focused on [[Rain Forest Wars|the Rain Forest Wars]] of the [[Interplanetary War]]. [[Franklin Mendez|Senior Chief Petty Officer Franklin Mendez]] kept this book with him, and read it at the funeral for multiple [[SPARTAN Program|SPARTANs]], including [[Kurt-051|LCDR Kurt-051]], [[William-043|PO2 William-043]], [[Holly-G003|PO3 Holly-G003]], and [[Dante-G188|PO3 Dante-G188]].<ref name="GoO">'''[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]]''', ''pages 378-379''</ref> | ||
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A Soldier's Tale: Rain Forest Wars was a book considered to be a military classic by the 26th century written by Jeremiah Mendez.[1] It was published in 2164 and was focused on the Rain Forest Wars of the Interplanetary War. Senior Chief Petty Officer Franklin Mendez kept this book with him, and read it at the funeral for multiple SPARTANs, including LCDR Kurt-051, PO2 William-043, PO3 Holly-G003, and PO3 Dante-G188.[2]
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"We have come to a place far from home / Time long passed since we have seen the sun rise / A place where peace can finally come / A place where we can rest and laugh and sing and love once more."[2]
Sources
- ^ Halo Encyclopedia, pages 32-33
- ^ a b Halo: Ghosts of Onyx, pages 378-379
