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==Behind the scenes==
==Behind the scenes==
[[Jessica Shea]] confirmed via Twitter that Lethbridge Industrial is a reference to [https://twitter.com/#!/greenskull Greenskull], a Monitor on the ''Halo Waypoint'' forums and owner of the gaming community [http://www.ReadyUpLive.com Ready Up Live]<ref>[https://twitter.com/bsangel/status/210593150404800513 '''Twitter:''' ''bs angel'']</ref>, as well as [https://twitter.com/#!/minolta1034 minolta1034], a friend of Greenskulls and a staff member and contributor on Ready Up Live. Greenskull and minolta1034 both reside in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada.
[[Jessica Shea]] confirmed via Twitter that Lethbridge Industrial is a reference to [https://twitter.com/#!/greenskull Greenskull], a Monitor on the ''Halo Waypoint'' forums and owner of the gaming community [http://www.ReadyUpLive.com Ready Up Live]<ref>[https://twitter.com/bsangel/status/210593150404800513 '''Twitter:''' ''bs angel'']</ref>, as well as [https://twitter.com/#!/minolta1034 minolta1034], a friend of Greenskull's and a staff member and contributor on Ready Up Live. Greenskull and minolta1034 both reside in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada.


==List of appearances==
==List of appearances==

Revision as of 10:13, June 7, 2012

Lethbridge Industrial is a human corporation that manufactures various technologies for the United Nations Space Command. Their M805X thruster pack is used by the SPARTAN-IVs aboard the UNSC Infinity.[1] Based on the corporation's name, they are likely based in Lethbridge, Alberta, URNA.

Behind the scenes

Jessica Shea confirmed via Twitter that Lethbridge Industrial is a reference to Greenskull, a Monitor on the Halo Waypoint forums and owner of the gaming community Ready Up Live[2], as well as minolta1034, a friend of Greenskull's and a staff member and contributor on Ready Up Live. Greenskull and minolta1034 both reside in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada.

List of appearances

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