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Sergeant Major Avery Junior Johnson (SN: 48789-20114-AJ ) was a senior non-commissioned officer of the UNSC Marine Corps who served during in the fight against the Insurrection and the Human-Covenant War.
Avery Johnson is a SPARTAN-I. "Send Me Out... with a Bang" is the Achievement granted for completing the final mission of Halo: Reach and were the final words of Johnson. In all three games of the Halo trilogy, some of Johnson's lines were changed depending on the set difficulty.
Move like you've got a purpose!" - To Marines, after Cortana 's announcements. Speech to Marines depended on Difficulties: "Men, keep your eyes downrange, fingers on the triggers, and we all come home in one piece.
Aug 7, 2021 · Master Chief may be the star of the Halo series, but there will never be another hero in the franchise like Sergeant Major Avery Johnson.
Johnson can sometimes be heard humming Ride of the Valkyries by Richard Wagner when Forward Unto Dawn comes down on the Ark. "What's the matter, big shot? Can't start your own party ?"
Sep 11, 2021 · Sergeant Avery Johnson is one of the most pivotal characters in the Halo franchise, so here are his origins and how he survived Alpha Halo.
The Avery J. Johnson Academy of Military Science is a military academy hidden on a classified frontier world where members of the Spartan Operations train. It is posthumously named after the Insurrection and Human-Covenant War veteran Avery Johnson,...
Sergeant Major Avery J. Johnson, (voiced by David Scully) is a Marine who leads human forces against Covenant and Flood assaults throughout the Halo series. Johnson and a few other Marines...
Sergeant Major Avery Johnson. The Man. The Myth. The Legend. Whatever the grizzly details of Sgt. Johnson's current reputation, he has certainly earned it. And, if you have anything to say, you had better be well out of boot range when you do.
Avery Johnson was the only human to witness both the beginning and end of the Human-Covenant war. He was present when Harvest was attacked and saw Truth killed, which signified the end of the war. Both the year the war started (2525) and the year the war ended (2552) are a reference to the number 7 (2+5=7).
