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{{Quote|It's a shame [[SPARTAN-II Program|my program]] only ran for a single generation and that its specification so rigid. In another life, this one might have made a hell of a Spartan. He certainly should recommended for the [[Orbital Drop Shock Troopers|ODST]]. I'll be flagging this file for investigation. It's too risky to have this [[UNSC Marine Corps|Marine]] out in the field. If his foolish actions go unchecked, I suspect we may see dozens if not hundreds of emulators in the future.|Dr. [[Catherine Halsey]]}}
{{Quote|It's a shame [[SPARTAN-II Program|my program]] only ran for a single generation and that its specification so rigid. In another life, this one might have made a hell of a Spartan. He certainly should recommended for the [[Orbital Drop Shock Troopers|ODST]]. I'll be flagging this file for investigation. It's too risky to have this [[UNSC Marine Corps|Marine]] out in the field. If his foolish actions go unchecked, I suspect we may see dozens if not hundreds of emulators in the future.|Dr. [[Catherine Halsey]]}}



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"It's a shame my program only ran for a single generation and that its specification so rigid. In another life, this one might have made a hell of a Spartan. He certainly should recommended for the ODST. I'll be flagging this file for investigation. It's too risky to have this Marine out in the field. If his foolish actions go unchecked, I suspect we may see dozens if not hundreds of emulators in the future."
— Dr. Catherine Halsey

Randall Glass is the first person who published the Warthog Jump on the Internet. His work greatly inspired Red vs Blue, and he was given a role as the Blue Commander in the first season of the show. Glass was later given a mention in Halo: Reach's Tribute Room, where Catherine Halsey commended him for his unbelievable actions.

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