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The '''BGX Directive''' was a [[United Nations Space Command]] order issued by [[Navigation Command]] to classify [[UNSC Emergency Priority Order 098831A-1]] and [[United Nations Space Command Priority Transmission 09872H-98|UNSC Priority Transmission 09872H-98it]] as a sub-category of the Cole Protocol. Its purpose was to drastically reduce the risk of critical information falling into the hands of the enemy.<ref>[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]] Page 56</ref> | The '''BGX Directive''' was a [[United Nations Space Command]] order issued by [[Navigation Command]] to classify [[UNSC Emergency Priority Order 098831A-1]] and [[United Nations Space Command Priority Transmission 09872H-98|UNSC Priority Transmission 09872H-98it]] as a sub-category of the Cole Protocol. Its purpose was to drastically reduce the risk of critical information falling into the hands of the enemy.<ref>[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]] Page 56</ref>It is likely associated with the eradication of NAV Databases. | ||
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The BGX Directive was a United Nations Space Command order issued by Navigation Command to classify UNSC Emergency Priority Order 098831A-1 and UNSC Priority Transmission 09872H-98it as a sub-category of the Cole Protocol. Its purpose was to drastically reduce the risk of critical information falling into the hands of the enemy.[1]It is likely associated with the eradication of NAV Databases.
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- ^ Halo: The Fall of Reach Page 56
Halo:The Fall of Reach Chapter 6
