Halo Reach: Destroying a Superpower

Halo Reach: Destroying a Superpower

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The real story behind the USSR decrease in power. This superpower put a huge dent in the Halo Reach clan love. Although the fall of this clan was very late, all that matters is that they will not be able to dictate over the next few Halo Games, or destiny. All information is based on learned info, or experiences I faced as a mayor leader in this war.
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