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Reynolds
Also known as:
Race:	Human
Home Planet:	Earth
Home Era:	1966
Appearances:	DW: The Faceless Ones
Actor:	Leonard Trolley

Supt. Reynolds was the head of Gatwick Airport's police officers. He led the search for the Humans whose identities had been taken over by the Chameleons. (DW: The Faceless Ones)

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Captain Reynolds was a Human serving in Starfleet in the 24th century.

In 2333, the USS Zhukov (NCC-26136) was under the command of Captain Reynolds. The Zhukov was part of the task force organized to fight an unknown vessel attacking Federation vessels. (STA novel: Enigma)

USS Zhukov (NCC-26136) personnel
	R. Barclay • D'Emilio • N. Gleason • E. Pressman • Reynolds • W.T. Riker • M. Verata

From Halopedia, the Halo Wiki

Reynolds Biographical information Physical description Rank Gunnery Sergeant Gender Male Weapons MA5C Assault Rifle Any Marine-wieldable weapon given to in Halo 3 Campaign Hair color Brown Eye color Brown Cybernetics Neural Interface Chronological and political information Era(s) Human-Covenant War Affiliation UNSC Marine Corps
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"Tell me its location!"

—Brute Bodyguard, referring to Crow's Nest

"Kiss...my...ass..."

—Reynolds

Gunnery Sergeant Reynolds is a Staff Non-Commissioned Officer and an Infantryman in the UNSC Marine Corps during the Human-Covenant War. ^[1]

Contents 1 Biography 1.1 Battle of Voi 1.2 Battle of Installation 00 1.3 Current Status 2 Trivia 3 Sources 4 Related Links

Biography

During the Battle of Earth, he and his squad of marines were involved in the search for the Spartan named John-117. While his team was searching for John-117, he alerted Sergeant Major Avery Johnson to the fact that there was Covenant Loyalist activity nearby. However, doing so gave away his position and he and his squad immediately came under attack by a "Phantom" Troop Carrier and all of Bravo, save for him, were killed.

A Brute Captain soon confronted Reynolds atop a log bridge and demanded the location of the Marine Base (Crows Nest), but Reynolds' only response was "kiss my ass." Just then, John-117's squad intervened and saved Reynolds from certain death. Reynolds then jumped off the bridge, grabbed an MA5C ICWS Assault Rifle from one of his fallen Marines, and informed the Spartan of his situation before joining him in his mission to rendezvous with Johnson at a nearby UNSC Outpost.

Battle of Voi

During the Battle of Earth in Kenya, Reynolds aided SPARTAN John-117 in his attempts to eliminate Covenant Loyalist forces in Crow's Nest with the aid of Marine Infantryman. They were successful, though the underground base was later destroyed.

After the Battle of the Crow's Nest, Reynolds, with the help of Gunnery Sergeant Pete Stacker, rallied some Marines, and found SPARTAN John-117 in an elevator that he escaped from Crow's Nest in. They took the Warthogs from the base's motorpool and engaged Covenant Loyalist infantry and armored forces in and around the Tsavo Highway connecting Voi, Mombasa, and Arusha.

Later, his platoon pushed forward and made an assault on Traxus Factory Complex 09 in South Voi. There, they eliminated Covenant Loyalist armor and anti-air batteries, paving the way for Fleet Admiral Hood's Home Fleet to engage the Prophet of Truth's Forerunner Dreadnought. He also aided in cleansing the area during the Flood infection.

After cleansing the surrounding area, UNSC forces regrouped up on the Separatist Carrier, Shadow of Intent where Admiral Hood and Fleet Master Rtas 'Vadum talked about an assault on Covenant Loyalist forces through the Portal.

Battle of Installation 00

During the Battle of Installation 00, Reynolds, Stacker and Johnson organized a makeshift UNSC Marine armored unit from the Forward Unto Dawn for an assault on the Ark. He helped Sergeant Stacker and SPARTAN-117 lead a platoon of M808 Scorpion MBTs against a battalion-sized Loyalist armored force outside of the complex, and later a lurking Type-47 UHAP Scarab.

Later in the battle, he was part of an assault to destroy infantry and armored forces on the outskirts and beachhead of the Citadel, which the Prophet of Truth was located in. He also helped in deactivating the first shield control structure with John-117.

Current Status

It is speculated that he was KIA, (killed in action) because his picture can be seen on the Hillside Memorial; though he's also seen within the Marines at the memorial too. So it is a strong possibility that it was another ordinary Sergeant that fell in the battle while Reynolds actually survived and returned to Earth safely or visa versa.

Trivia

• Reynolds makes another appearance in Halo 3: ODST during most of the missions with Marine allies. Notably this time, he is able to also don a standard-issue helmet, rather than the utility cover.
• It should be noted he often uses Pete Stacker's lines such as "You remember me, from New Mombasa?" This could be an allusion to his inclusion in Halo 3: ODST
• It is possible for the player to just let the Brute kill Reynolds and not intervene. The Brute will punch him in the face, crack his spine and throw him off the bridge and onto the ground below. However, he will appear in the following levels regardless, similar to Sergeant Johnson's "immortality" in Halo: Combat Evolved.
• After Reynolds is rescued, he runs unarmed over to a rock where a MA5C conveniently lies and arms himself. It is possible (if you have a different weapon) to run over, swap the MA5C leaning on the rock for something else, and watch Reynolds take a MA5C out of nowhere. Or, if you're low on ammo for your Assault Rifle, you could take it all and he would still grab one from thin air.
• On levels such as Crow's Nest, where dead marines often appear around the level, Reynolds is often one of them. On the level Sierra 117, it is possible to have three Reynolds: the live one you save from the Brute, a dead one leaning on a rock shortly after Charlie Foxtrot behind the small bunkers, and another dead one by the machine gun turret next to a magnum.
• Reynolds is voiced by Hollywood actor Nathan Fillion, best known for his role in the canceled Fox TV series Firefly and its spin-off feature film Serenity. Both Adam Baldwin and Alan Tudyk, who also starred in Firefly and Serenity, voiced UNSC Marines in Halo 3. Incidentally, Fillion's Firefly/Serenity character's last name was also Reynolds. The same character was also a Sergeant in the Unification War. Fillion also voices Gunnery Sergeant Edward Buck in Halo 3: ODST.
• Johnson, Reynolds, and Stacker all have bulletproof hats in Halo 3, as does Marcus Banks in Halo 2. If you shoot it with a weapon like a Pistol, the rounds will spark off it. This could be a game glitch or it could be a regulatory UNSC Sergeant hat.
• During the Flood infestation on Earth, Reynolds was guarding the loading ramp where Flood attack him and a squad of Marines. He can be saved, but it is difficult. You need to focus on the Infection Forms that fall around him because he is their main target and is killed very quickly unless protected well.
• On Floodgate, Stacker and Reynolds switch roles. While one is on the ramp, the other is fighting Flood within the factory complex.
• If Reynolds' body appears as a standard marine with a helmet, a player can shoot the helmet off, making it turn into a sergeant's cap. This is common on Crow's Nest.

Sources

1. ↑ Halo 3, level Crow's Nest

Related Links

Halopedia has a collection of quotes related to Reynolds on its quotes page.

(Redirected to David West Reynolds article)

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

David West Reynolds was a captain in the Imperial Navy during the Galactic Civil War.

Some time after the Battle of Yavin he wrote a brief manual outlining the virtues of the TIE/ln starfighter.

Behind the scenes

TIE Fighter: A Pocket Manual is written as an in-universe document, and author David West Reynolds cast himself as the book's heavily biased Imperial author.

Sources

• TIE Fighter: A Pocket Manual