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{{Character infobox|variant=Human | {{Character infobox|variant=Human | ||
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**[[UNSC Special Forces|Naval Special Warfare Command]] | **[[UNSC Special Forces|Naval Special Warfare Command]] | ||
***[[SPARTAN-II program]] | ***[[SPARTAN-II program]] | ||
*[[Spartan | *[[Spartan Operations]] | ||
|rank=[[Rear Admiral|Rear admiral]]<ref name="H5GLtd">'''Halo 5: Guardians Limited Edition''', ''Spartan Locke's Classified Orders''</ref> | |rank=[[Rear Admiral|Rear admiral]]<ref name="H5GLtd">'''Halo 5: Guardians Limited Edition''', ''Spartan Locke's Classified Orders''</ref> | ||
|sn=S-096 | |sn=S-096 | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{Quote|As of today Spartans stand on their own. Not as Navy or ONI assets. We are our own branch. As of now.|Commander Musa, to a council of high-ranked officers at [[HIGHCOM Facility Bravo-6]]}} | {{Quote|As of today Spartans stand on their own. Not as Navy or ONI assets. We are our own branch. As of now.|Commander Musa, to a council of high-ranked officers at [[HIGHCOM Facility Bravo-6]]}} | ||
'''Rear Admiral Musa'''<ref name="H5GLtd"/>, formerly '''SPARTAN-096''', is an erstwhile candidate of the [[SPARTAN-II program]] who was crippled by the [[SPARTAN-II augmentation procedures|biological augmentations]] he received as part of the project. He joined the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] following his medical discharge and eventually developed substantial clout with the [[UNSC High Command|Admiralty]]. Musa oversaw the [[SPARTAN-IV program]] near the end of the [[Human-Covenant War]] and founded the [[Spartan | '''Rear Admiral Musa'''<ref name="H5GLtd"/>, formerly '''SPARTAN-096''', is an erstwhile candidate of the [[SPARTAN-II program]] who was crippled by the [[SPARTAN-II augmentation procedures|biological augmentations]] he received as part of the project. He joined the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] following his medical discharge and eventually developed substantial clout with the [[UNSC High Command|Admiralty]]. Musa oversaw the [[SPARTAN-IV program]] near the end of the [[Human-Covenant War]] and founded the [[Spartan Operations|Spartans' independent military branch]] in [[2553#January|January 2553]].<ref name="initiation">'''[[Halo: Initiation]]''', ''[[Halo: Initiation Issue 1|Issue #1]]''</ref> | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
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With the aid of [[SPARTAN-III program|SPARTAN-III]] [[Jun-A266|Warrant Officer Jun-A266]], several UNSC personnel were recruited into the SPARTAN-IV program. Musa and Jun later witnessed a training exercise after the SPARTAN-IVs received the [[SPARTAN-IV Augmentation Program|augmentation program]] with [[Sarah Palmer]], [[Edward Davis]], [[Vladimir Scruggs]], [[Joel Thomas]], and [[Yeong-hao Holst]]—without [[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor (GEN2)|MJOLNIR armor]]—against a squad of [[UNSC Marine Corps|Marines]]. During the exercise Palmer rushed ahead to accomplish the objective, but her teammates were disabled in the process. After Scruggs complained that the Spartans would have been more successful if they were donning their armor, Musa told them that he would have to earn the right to wear the armor. Jun and Musa berated Palmer for abandoning her teammates to complete the objective and Musa lectured the Spartans on the importance of Spartans working as a team. The five SPARTAN-IVs and Jun were later ordered to {{UNSCShip|Infinity}}, where they succeeded in stopping the [[New Colonial Alliance]]'s [[Raid on UNSC Infinity|attempt]] at capturing the ship.<ref name="initiation2">'''Halo: Initiation''', ''[[Halo: Initiation Issue 2|Issue #2]]''</ref> | With the aid of [[SPARTAN-III program|SPARTAN-III]] [[Jun-A266|Warrant Officer Jun-A266]], several UNSC personnel were recruited into the SPARTAN-IV program. Musa and Jun later witnessed a training exercise after the SPARTAN-IVs received the [[SPARTAN-IV Augmentation Program|augmentation program]] with [[Sarah Palmer]], [[Edward Davis]], [[Vladimir Scruggs]], [[Joel Thomas]], and [[Yeong-hao Holst]]—without [[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor (GEN2)|MJOLNIR armor]]—against a squad of [[UNSC Marine Corps|Marines]]. During the exercise Palmer rushed ahead to accomplish the objective, but her teammates were disabled in the process. After Scruggs complained that the Spartans would have been more successful if they were donning their armor, Musa told them that he would have to earn the right to wear the armor. Jun and Musa berated Palmer for abandoning her teammates to complete the objective and Musa lectured the Spartans on the importance of Spartans working as a team. The five SPARTAN-IVs and Jun were later ordered to {{UNSCShip|Infinity}}, where they succeeded in stopping the [[New Colonial Alliance]]'s [[Raid on UNSC Infinity|attempt]] at capturing the ship.<ref name="initiation2">'''Halo: Initiation''', ''[[Halo: Initiation Issue 2|Issue #2]]''</ref> | ||
In [[2553|January 2553]], he brought together several [[admiral]]s at [[HIGHCOM Facility Bravo-6]] to discuss the development and necessity of the new Spartan program as an [[Spartan | In [[2553|January 2553]], he brought together several [[admiral]]s at [[HIGHCOM Facility Bravo-6]] to discuss the development and necessity of the new Spartan program as an [[Spartan Operations|independent branch]] within the UNSC.<ref name="initiation"/> Musa stated that the Spartans were able to prevent the attack on ''Infinity'' and for exposing [[Mattius Drake|Admiral Mattius Drake]] and his rebel movement. Musa then boldly declared the Spartans as an independent branch.<ref name="initiation3">'''Halo: Initiation''', ''[[Halo: Initiation Issue 3|Issue #3]]''</ref> | ||
===Second class of | ===Second class of Spartan-IVs=== | ||
Due to the success of the first class of SPARTAN-IVs, Musa managed to secure funding for future classes.<ref>'''[[Halo: New Blood]]''', ''page 106'' (Google Play edition)</ref> After the second class of Spartans was recruited, he headed their training at a [[space station]] orbiting a dwarf planet. Shortly after the SPARTAN-IVs received their [[SPARTAN-IV Augmentation Program|augmentations]], Musa was informed that one of the trainees, [[Hideo Wakahisa]], did not return from his training exercise. Jun and several medics found Wakahisa dead in the tunnels of the training arena furthest from the entrance, and Musa confined all Spartans to their quarters while Wakahisa's death was investigated.<ref name="nb127">'''Halo: New Blood''', ''pages 127-129'' (Google Play edition)</ref> After limiting the number of suspects responsible for the murder, Musa and Jun confronted Spartans [[Edward Buck]], [[Michael Crespo]], and [[Kojo Agu]] in their quarters. Jun revealed that he had found a medallion belonging to Crespo, but the latter and his friends insisted that he was not responsible for the murder. Crespo noted that he kept the medallion in his locker—which he never locked—and he believed someone stole it from him. Musa ordered Jun to search the station's security footage of the locker room to find any further leads. Musa later had Jun assign the three Spartan trainees to a temporary quarters until the situation could be solved.<ref>'''Halo: New Blood''', ''pages 131-135'' (Google Play edition)</ref> | Due to the success of the first class of SPARTAN-IVs, Musa managed to secure funding for future classes.<ref>'''[[Halo: New Blood]]''', ''page 106'' (Google Play edition)</ref> After the second class of Spartans was recruited, he headed their training at a [[space station]] orbiting a dwarf planet. Shortly after the SPARTAN-IVs received their [[SPARTAN-IV Augmentation Program|augmentations]], Musa was informed that one of the trainees, [[Hideo Wakahisa]], did not return from his training exercise. Jun and several medics found Wakahisa dead in the tunnels of the training arena furthest from the entrance, and Musa confined all Spartans to their quarters while Wakahisa's death was investigated.<ref name="nb127">'''Halo: New Blood''', ''pages 127-129'' (Google Play edition)</ref> After limiting the number of suspects responsible for the murder, Musa and Jun confronted Spartans [[Edward Buck]], [[Michael Crespo]], and [[Kojo Agu]] in their quarters. Jun revealed that he had found a medallion belonging to Crespo, but the latter and his friends insisted that he was not responsible for the murder. Crespo noted that he kept the medallion in his locker—which he never locked—and he believed someone stole it from him. Musa ordered Jun to search the station's security footage of the locker room to find any further leads. Musa later had Jun assign the three Spartan trainees to a temporary quarters until the situation could be solved.<ref>'''Halo: New Blood''', ''pages 131-135'' (Google Play edition)</ref> | ||