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'''Fallback point''' (also known as '''fallback rendezvous point''') is a term used by military personnel to indicate a point where troops should meet up after a mission. Fallback points are usually used only if the mission is unsuccessful or compromised, and the troops are forced to retreat to the fallback point.
'''Fallback point''' (also known as '''fallback rendezvous point''') is a term used by military personnel to indicate a point where troops should meet up after a mission. Fallback points are usually used only if the mission is unsuccessful or compromised, and the troops are forced to retreat to the fallback point.


The fallback point for [[SPARTAN-II Program|SPARTAN-II]] [[Blue Team|Blue]], [[Green Team|Green]], and [[Red Team]]s on [[Sigma Octanus IV]] was a point fifty kilometers south of [[Côte d'Azur]], the teams' operating area. Operatives from the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] had stashed the teams' emergency supplies and [[COM|SATCOM]] beacons there.<ref>'''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]''', ''page 178''</ref>
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The fallback point for [[SPARTAN-II Program|SPARTAN-II]] [[Blue Team|Blue]], [[Green Team|Green]], and [[Red Team]]s on [[Sigma Octanus IV]] was a point fifty kilometers south of [[Côte d'Azur]], the teams' operating area. Operatives from the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] had stashed the teams' emergency supplies and [[COM|SATCOM]] beacons there.<ref>''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]'', Chapter 20</ref>


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Latest revision as of 13:52, March 23, 2022

Fallback point (also known as fallback rendezvous point) is a term used by military personnel to indicate a point where troops should meet up after a mission. Fallback points are usually used only if the mission is unsuccessful or compromised, and the troops are forced to retreat to the fallback point.

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The fallback point for SPARTAN-II Blue, Green, and Red Teams on Sigma Octanus IV was a point fifty kilometers south of Côte d'Azur, the teams' operating area. Operatives from the Office of Naval Intelligence had stashed the teams' emergency supplies and SATCOM beacons there.[1]

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