Talk:Fireteam

I believe, according to something ED said on old.halopedia, that fireteams are made and unmade frequently enough that there is no point in saying "this fireteam was composed of these members who did this" or something like that. Because of that, I have been removing the Fireteams article every time someone made it. --Dragonclaws 21:38, 3 January 2007 (UTC)

Well the fire team artical is saying what a fire team is saying what a fore team is and the charile and zulu is saying what groups of marines you encounter in halo 1. So why get rid of them?--ryanngreenday 22:24, 3 January 2007 (UTC)

Ive been Playing on the Pillar of Autumn level. Keyes says something about 'Combat teams'. do you think they are another word for 'Fire-team'. if so then there would be Alpha and November, Sierra and Victor on it aswell —This unsigned comment was made by Forerunner (talk • contribs). Please sign your posts with ~~~~

Why this article should be deleted (again)

A Fireteam is a four man unit, the smallest organization of a military group of soldiers. There can be several fireteams per squad, and thousands of fireteams per division. A fireteam is not a permenant unit affiliation, Fireteam people can be replaced and changed out depending on the requirements for the mission they are on, and fireteams are often given a simple name to differentiate them from one another.

In other words: there are likely dozens of "Fire Team Zulu" and "Fire Team Charlie" designations used for small groups of marines in each battle in the Halo universe, it's just the easiest way to organize things during wartime. Even if these units were permenant, the members change virtually every hour, with all the action going on in Halo 1. Since fireteam charlie is NOT a set unit, and it is NOT a unique title, and since it would NOT be a permenant assignment for marines, the article would be (and is) useless, and inaccurately reflects the idea that "Fireteam Charlie," a name Cortana only used to identify the squad on radio during a chaotic battle, is a permenant unit.

DELETE.

-ED 05:38, 6 January 2007 (UTC)