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Harold "Hal" Jordan was a 20th century Human, a test pilot in the United States Air Force, and a member of the Green Lantern Corps in an alternate reality.

History

In the year 2262 of the Kelvin timeline, Jordan found his friend Ganthet's skeleton on board the Federation starship USS Enterprise. (TOS - The Spectrum War comics: "Issue 1", "Issue 2", "Issue 3")

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After the defeat of Nekron when Spock united the various emotional spectrum power rings and harness the White Lantern force, Hal and his compatriots, orphans of a dead universe, remained in the company of their new friends in the Federation. (TOS - The Spectrum War comic: "Issue 6")

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Green Lanterns
Hal Jordan • Kilowog • Thaal Sinestro • Guy Gardner • John Stewart • Kyle Rayner • James T. Kirk

U.S. military personnel
Armed Forces	Abercrombie • Adamson • Agromchuk • Akin • Alfreds • Alpen • Argon • Arms • A. Arnold • Baxter • Beck • Black • Bolton • Brennus • Brooke • Brookstone • Brown • Caelestis • W. Carter • Chamford • Chang • Christie • S. Christopher • Church • Cory • Clayton • Cushman • Daiki • Davidson • Devlin • Goran • Grainer • Helios • Hurley • Jahzeel • Jefferson • Johan • Johnson • P. Jones • Jonson • L. Jordan • Keeny • Keller • J. Kelly • Khwaja • King • Kinman • Kleeg • Kleinhoffer • Kobrinsky • Koenig • Kove • Kreios • Lavalle • Lee • Levi • Madison • Maines • Marino • Maxwell • Mayer • Mazelli • Moore • Morris • Myers • Nesvig • Nikolais • Ofreo • Pallas • Paulk • Paulwell • Polaski • Polcha • Princeton • Reyes • Richey • Rino • Robinson • Rostakovich • Rudinsky • Ruiz • Seppel • Sheppley • W. Smith • Sol • Stanley • Stanwell • Stone • Suljo • Swenderson • Thigpen • J. Thomas • Thomason • Twombly • Tyrese • Underhill • Vance • Ventura • Verde • Viggo • Walling • J. Washington • Wellborn • L. White • Wojechowski
Air Force	Aldrin • Anders • Barquero • Borman • G.W. Bush • Carver • J. Christopher • Collins • Edwards • Fellini • Fullerton • Gable • Grissom • Haise • Hess • Lindbergh • Lucas • Ludden • Marcel • Markham • Marshall • Olson • Onizuka • Ramey • Reu • Sapp • Scobee • Scott • Stafford • Vandenberg • Wallace • Wheeler • E. White • Yeager
Army	Anderson • B. Arnold • Blanchard • Bowie • Brynner • F. Christopher • Cory • Crockett • Custer • Denning • Eisenhower • Garland • U. Grant • Greene • Haut • Houston • Howard • Jackson • J.C. Kirk • Knox • MacArthur • McClellan • Patton • Quinn • T. Riker • Schwarzkopf • Sheridan • Sherman • A. Sisko • Sullivan • Trooper • Truman • Vessey • Wainwright • G. Washington
Coast Guard	Atwell • London
Marines	Bayley • Crocker • Danton • Esparza • Figueroa • Glenn • Haise • Heffron • Moreno • Schmidt • M. Smith • Tate
Navy	Armstrong • G.H.W. Bush • Burrows • J. Carter • Cernan • Chaffee • Compton • Conrad • Crommelin • Daniels • Decatur • Drumm • Dunning • Farragut • Galanter • Gordon • Grant • Gridley • Griffen • Griffin • Haise • Halsey • Hardison • Harper • De Haven • Holmes • L.B. Johnson • J.P. Jones • Kane • R. Kelly • Kennedy • Kines • Kinkaid • Lindsey • Lovell • Marshall • Rickover • Rogerson • Roper • Runco • Ruszkowski • Shepard • M. Smith • Souza • C. Taylor • Thomas • Vejtasa • Whaley
Alternate realities	H. Jordan • G. Taylor
Fictional	Davis • Frenchy ▪︎ Fuller ▪︎ Miller ▪︎ Staton ▪︎ Stragen

External link

• Hal Jordan article at DC Comics Database, the DC Comics wiki.
• Hal Jordan article at Green Lantern Wiki, the Wikia for Green Lantern sources.