In Halo: Reach, there are UNSC radio conversations in most of the Multiplayer and Firefight maps. Some of the conversations are linked to each other to form a narrative.[1]
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Anchor 9[]
(This radio can be found in the Weapons Wing, on the first floor in the back of Red Base.)
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Overlook[]
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Spire[]
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Countdown[]
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Boardwalk[]
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Breakpoint[]
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Powerhouse[]
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Reflection[]
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Boneyard[]
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Courtyard[]
The firefight map, Courtyard, contains a conversation between two UNSC personnel, "Dragon X-ray" and "Blue-Delta."[2] The conversation can be heard from a radio in the structure where the Spartan team spawns.
Dragon X-ray is the radioman of an unidentified UNSC ground asset, who radios in Blue-Delta, who appears to be associated with HIGHCOM. Blue-Delta warns X-ray that his unit is the only UNSC asset in the area, meaning that any support will take time to arrive.
X-ray is unable to hear Blue-Delta's response due to enemy movement, to which Blue-Delta warns him again. X-ray acknowledges receiving the warning and reports movement again and requests for support to "soften them up." After being asked for the location of the enemy forces, Dragon X-ray responds and gives him the grid coordinates.
Requesting for support again, Blue-Delta tells Dragon X-ray that there is no available support in any way apart from the UNSC Aegis Fate. X-ray inquires over whether the Aegis Fate is a space-borne or an ocean-borne vessel ("Exo" or "Wet Navy"). Blue-Delta answers that the Aegis Fate is 'currently' a Frigate-designated "Exo-asset." Dragon X-ray receives this information, and says they did not require that much assistance.
The conversation ends when Dragon X-ray reports being less than a klick away from the objective. Blue-Delta wishes him good luck.
Dragon X-ray: "Blue Delta, this is Dragon X-ray. We are on the ground and three Mikes out from the objective. Over." Blue-Delta: "Dragon X-ray, be advised that you are the only UNSC ground asset in that grid." Dragon X-ray: "Say again, Blue Delta. We've got movement due east. That should be strike red. Over."
Dragon X-ray: "Roger, Blue Delta. We're picking up that movement again due east. You got something to soften it up?"
Dragon X-ray: "Grid as follows: Whiskey-Delta-One-Five-Seven-Four-One-Seven-One-Two, Over."
Dragon X-ray: "That is correct. Request immediate support from any assets on-station. Over."
Dragon X-ray: "Blue Delta, is the Aegis Fate 'wet Navy'?"
Dragon X-ray: "Whoa! We are less than a klick from the target area, Blue Delta. We ain't that desperate for help."
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Holdout[]
[1] So, uh. [2] Come on, spit it out.
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Waterfront[]
Well, cousins, the gig is finally up. As an indication of how serious this is, I'm broadcasting to you over an open, unencrypted channel. Once I'm done, I'm gonna loop it and split. There's no sense sticking around here yapping any longer than's necessary.
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Outpost[]
[1] Charlie Hotel! [2] For Pete's sake.
[1] Isn't that what we were doing?
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Glacier[]
Note: the voices in this conversation are the same as the voices in Outpost.
[1] I swear, you're pathological about entering places through the HVAC system. [2]
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Tempest[]
Located by the Longsword
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Trivia[]
- The radio has the number 777 in the displayed numbers.
- In the Halo: Reach Multiplayer Beta, the Courtyard conversation could instead be heard on the map Overlook, from a radio in the structure where the Spartan team spawns.[3]
- The conversation about zombie plans on Holdout may be a reference to a similar conversation about zombie plans from Red vs. Blue.
- This conversation is also somewhat ironic as both marines are about to board the Pillar of Autumn, which will eventually land on Halo where they will have to face what is often considered to be the ultimate zombie of all video games.
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