#SUPREME COMMANDER ORBITAL WARS SKIN#

In this case, Jul would have both titles: Supreme Commander means he leads a very large fleet, and Supreme Leader means he is the head of his Covenant faction. Palmer also calls him 'supreme leader' in the opening cinematic of Halo 5. I think 'Supreme Leader' is a title exclusive to Jul as the leader of his Covenant rather than being applicable to the Covenant rank of Supreme Commander (unless the cited Halo 5 game guide attributes the rank to others than Jul). Trivia: 'In the Halo 5: Guardians Official Game Guide, the title is constantly referred to as 'Supreme Leader'.' I know this is a really old discussion but I'm going to add to it, If it was just his reporting uniform then why was it degrading for him to be stripped of it? The Supreme Commander armor would serve the same purpose as our Dress uniforms - ceremony. Perhaps the Zealot armor serves the same purpose as our Service Alpha uniforms - we wear them when reporting in or when going to a court-martial. 'However, when Thel 'Vadamee appears before the Covenant High Council, he sports golden Zealot armor instead of purple, suggesting that the golden colour is more ceremonial than the purple.' K o u g e r m a s t e r s 01:43, 18 April 2009 (UTC) The term Supreme Commander is extremely out of date. My proposal is that Supreme Commander is simply another name for Fleet Master, and that some reckoning must be taken due to these new updates. In Halo 2, which is considered higher canon than the Halo Graphic novel (which did, by the way, had hardly canonical art), 'Vadamee had golden Zealot armor. Doubtless, as his ambition was to become a Fleet Master, and that he was drafted into the Fleet of Particular Justice, and that he became the Supreme Commander, and later, the Arbiter, I'm wondering whether Supreme Commander is simply a over-glorified term for Fleet Master. As most of you who have read the book know, 'Vadamee wore a purple Ship Master's cloak. I just re-read the Cole Protocol recently, and I'm unsure whether the purple cloak was either custom clothing or the uniform for the so-called Supreme Commandeer. Thel is a fleetmaster who is in control over the Fleet of Particular Justice's ground forces.- Forerunner 13:00, 25 December 2010 (EST) Purple Cloak This Covenant would appear to have an equivalent. Eisenhower was the supreme commander of the allied forces in the western European theater, in control of all forces - Navy, Air and Army. Supreme Commander, also known as Commander-in-Chief is a title in Earth militaries. What's the difference between Fleet Master and Supreme Commander? They both command fleets.- Joshua 029 13:43, 24 February 2008 (UTC) No that was most likely a spec ops elite.Otherwise a worker class or civilian elite. Is it possible that the elite in purple armour that was shot in the head by Tom's sniper rifle during Operation TORPEDO was also a supreme commander? Spartan G-23

Lieutenant Alan More than one appearance? I think that the soon-to-be Arbiter already was stripped from his role as Supreme Commander (as his fleet was already largely destroyed) before getting fully sentenced for his failure.

#SUPREME COMMANDER ORBITAL WARS SKIN#

The people making the comics were being creative.For exampl, eliteshad pink skin opposed to the regularpurple grey skin in the Mombassa story. If the arbiter was supposed to be a supreme commander, how come he wore gold armor in Halo`2 when in the comics, he wore purple armor? In GoO it says a golden armored elite, confirming that Voro wore the gold armor of Zealots. Is it possible that Fleet Master and Supreme Commander are the same thing, we've never seen a Fleet Master in gold armour, only Field Masters and Ship Masters, and the Arbiter could have been demoted to Zealot rank seen during the introduction to halo 2. Is it possible that the Spec Ops Commander was just being respectful to his commanding officer, and not calling him by rank but rather a title, like sir or officer.

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