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'''Green Hills''' was a [[human]] [[Outer Colony]] of the [[Unified Earth Government]].{{Ref/Book|[[Halo Mythos]]|Page=54}} | '''Green Hills''' was a [[human]] [[Outer Colony]] of the [[Unified Earth Government]].{{Ref/Book|[[Halo Mythos]]|Page=54}} In [[2525]], it became one of the first human [[Human colonies|colonies]] to fall to the [[Covenant]].{{Ref/Comic|Id=Genesis|[[Halo Wars: Genesis]]}} | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===Human-Covenant war=== | ===Human-Covenant war=== | ||
Along with [[Second Base]], Green Hills was one of two [[human colonies]] to be [[Glassing|glassed]] by the [[Covenant]] almost immediately after their [[First Battle of Harvest|attack]] on [[Harvest]] at the start of the [[Human-Covenant War]].{{Ref/Note|Randomized NPC dialog in the ''Halo 4'' level ''[[Shutdown]]'' states that the UNSC fought for Green Hills in [[2527]]. This contradicts ''Halo: Wars Genesis'', which indicates that Green Hills and Second Base were glassed shortly after Harvest was attacked in 2525. This is probably a simple continuity error, though it is possible that the UNSC returned to the planet in an attempt to reclaim it following the precedent of the [[Harvest campaign]].}} Initially, the [[United Nations Space Command]] hoped to cover up the loss by implicating [[Insurrectionist|rebel]]s causing communications blackouts. However, they were soon forced to reveal that the UNSC was now at war with a xenocidal alien empire; the Covenant had killed two million civilians by glassing Green Hills and Second Base.{{Ref/ | Along with [[Second Base]], Green Hills was one of two [[human colonies]] to be [[Glassing|glassed]] by the [[Covenant]] almost immediately after their [[First Battle of Harvest|attack]] on [[Harvest]] at the start of the [[Human-Covenant War]].{{Ref/Note|Randomized NPC dialog in the ''Halo 4'' level ''[[Shutdown]]'' states that the UNSC fought for Green Hills in [[2527]]. This contradicts ''Halo: Wars Genesis'', which indicates that Green Hills and Second Base were glassed shortly after Harvest was attacked in 2525. This is probably a simple continuity error, though it is possible that the UNSC returned to the planet in an attempt to reclaim it following the precedent of the [[Harvest campaign]].}} Initially, the [[United Nations Space Command]] hoped to cover up the loss by implicating [[Insurrectionist|rebel]]s causing communications blackouts. However, they were soon forced to reveal that the UNSC was now at war with a xenocidal alien empire; the Covenant had killed two million civilians by glassing Green Hills and Second Base.{{Ref/Reuse|Genesis}} | ||
[[SPARTAN-II program|Spartan]] [[John-117]] fought alongside an unidentified [[Orbital Drop Shock Trooper]] on Green Hills. The two were briefly reunited in [[2557]] during the [[Battle of Requiem]], the former [[UNSC Marine Corps|Marine]] having since become a [[SPARTAN-IV program|Spartan-IV]].{{Ref/Level|[[Halo 4]]|Level=[[Shutdown]]|Quote=Spartan-IV banter: 'I fought with you on Green Hills back in '27. I was just an ODST back then.'}} | [[SPARTAN-II program|Spartan]] [[John-117]] fought alongside an unidentified [[Orbital Drop Shock Trooper]] on Green Hills. The two were briefly reunited in [[2557]] during the [[Battle of Requiem]], the former [[UNSC Marine Corps|Marine]] having since become a [[SPARTAN-IV program|Spartan-IV]].{{Ref/Level|[[Halo 4]]|Level=[[Shutdown]]|Quote=Spartan-IV banter: 'I fought with you on Green Hills back in '27. I was just an ODST back then.'}} |