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== Trivia ==

[[File:Update cougarhuting.jpg|thumb|The weapons featured in the live ''Halo'' shorts in the hands of Bungie employees.]]

*The [[BR55HB ~~SR Battle Rifle|~~battle rifles]] used by the ~~[[UNSC Marine Corps|~~Marines]] and ODSTs feature side attachments near the barrel that do not appear in ''Halo 3''. Additionally, the ~~weapon~~'~~s scope differs~~ from the model used in the game.

*The BR55HB battle rifles used by the Marines and ODSTs feature side attachments near the barrel that do not appear in ''Halo 3''. Additionally, the weapons' scopes differ from the model used in the game. The Marines are seen firing their battle rifles in fully automatic mode; while this is canonically possible, it cannot be performed in-game.

*It would seem that both ''Combat Part I'' and ''Combat Part II'' are ~~direct prologues to ''Halo 3'', as it explains how Johnson and his unit were able to find the Master Chief mere minutes after his crash landing on Earth. However, his landing~~ in ~~''Halo 3'' takes place at night,~~ while ~~''Combat Part Two'' takes place during the day. If he had passed into a different time zone~~ this ~~could be~~ possible, ~~but if so, he surely would have fallen more than "two kilometers."~~

*After Bravo-21 is killed, when the Banshee's fuel rod cannon projectile hits, the famous [[Wikipedia:Wilhelm Scream|Wilhelm Scream]] can be heard. This sound effect was later used in the introductory cinematic of ''[[Halo Wars]]'', in the level ''[[Tip of the Spear]]'' in ''[[Halo: Reach]]'', and in the motion comic adaptation of ''[[The Mona Lisa]]''.

*This video is called ''"Halo: Last One Standing"'' with its title really being ''Halo: Combat Part 2''. This confusion is set up by the TV ad that played before and after the video.

*The spike grenades have a timer far longer than is seen in-game, with a Marine able to emerge from cover, pull the grenade out of a wall, and still have time to throw it at a passing Banshee. These grenades also explode rather than merely sending spikes in a specific direction, though part of this could be due to the exploding Banshee.

*After Bravo-21 is killed, when the ~~[[Type-26 Ground Support Aircraft|~~Banshee]]'s ~~[[Class-2 Projectile~~ cannon~~|Fuel Rod Cannon]]~~ projectile hits, ~~there is a sound that resembles~~ the "Wilhelm Scream~~", which is~~ heard ~~again~~ in the [[~~Five Long Years Cinematic|intro cinematic~~]] of [[Halo ~~Wars~~]].

*The spike grenades have a timer far longer than is seen in ~~''Halo 3''~~, with a ~~marine~~ able to emerge from cover, pull the grenade out of a wall, and still have time to throw it at a passing Banshee. These grenades also explode rather than merely sending spikes in a specific direction, though part of this could be due to the exploding Banshee.

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 == Trivia ==
 [[File:Update cougarhuting.jpg|thumb|The weapons featured in the live ''Halo'' shorts in the hands of Bungie employees.]]
-*The [[BR55HB SR Battle Rifle|battle rifles]] used by the [[UNSC Marine Corps|Marines]] and ODSTs feature side attachments near the barrel that do not appear in ''Halo 3''. Additionally, the weapon's scope differs from the model used in the game.
+*The BR55HB battle rifles used by the Marines and ODSTs feature side attachments near the barrel that do not appear in ''Halo 3''. Additionally, the weapons' scopes differ from the model used in the game. The Marines are seen firing their battle rifles in fully automatic mode; while this is canonically possible, it cannot be performed in-game.
-*It would seem that both ''Combat Part I'' and ''Combat Part II'' are direct prologues to ''Halo 3'', as it explains how Johnson and his unit were able to find the Master Chief mere minutes after his crash landing on Earth. However, his landing in ''Halo 3'' takes place at night, while ''Combat Part Two'' takes place during the day. If he had passed into a different time zone this could be possible, but if so, he surely would have fallen more than "two kilometers."
+*After Bravo-21 is killed, when the Banshee's fuel rod cannon projectile hits, the famous [[Wikipedia:Wilhelm Scream|Wilhelm Scream]] can be heard. This sound effect was later used in the introductory cinematic of ''[[Halo Wars]]'', in the level ''[[Tip of the Spear]]'' in ''[[Halo: Reach]]'', and in the motion comic adaptation of ''[[The Mona Lisa]]''.
-*This video is called ''"Halo: Last One Standing"'' with its title really being ''Halo: Combat Part 2''. This confusion is set up by the TV ad that played before and after the video.
+*The spike grenades have a timer far longer than is seen in-game, with a Marine able to emerge from cover, pull the grenade out of a wall, and still have time to throw it at a passing Banshee. These grenades also explode rather than merely sending spikes in a specific direction, though part of this could be due to the exploding Banshee.
-*After Bravo-21 is killed, when the [[Type-26 Ground Support Aircraft|Banshee]]'s [[Class-2 Projectile cannon|Fuel Rod Cannon]] projectile hits, there is a sound that resembles the "Wilhelm Scream", which is heard again in the [[Five Long Years Cinematic|intro cinematic]] of [[Halo Wars]].
-*The spike grenades have a timer far longer than is seen in ''Halo 3'', with a marine able to emerge from cover, pull the grenade out of a wall, and still have time to throw it at a passing Banshee. These grenades also explode rather than merely sending spikes in a specific direction, though part of this could be due to the exploding Banshee.
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