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'''Missing in Action''', better known as '''MIA''', is a casualty classification used by the [[United Nations Space Command]] that refers to members of the UNSC who has been reported missing following a combat mission and whose status as to injury, capture, or death is unknown. Missing combatants must not have been otherwise accounted for as either [[Killed in action|Killed in Action]] or a [[prisoner of war]]. | '''Missing in Action''', better known as '''MIA''', is a casualty classification used by the [[United Nations Space Command]] that refers to members of the UNSC who has been reported missing following a combat mission and whose status as to injury, capture, or death is unknown. Missing combatants must not have been otherwise accounted for as either [[Killed in action|Killed in Action]] or a [[prisoner of war]]. | ||
When [[SPARTAN-II]]s are killed, they are reported as Missing in Action or [[Wounded in Action]] to create the illusion that [[ | When [[SPARTAN-II]]s are killed, they are reported as Missing in Action or [[Wounded in Action]] to create the illusion that [[Office of Naval Intelligence Directive 930|Spartans never die]]. This helped boost morale in the UNSC.{{Ref/Novel|FS|Page=249}} [[SPARTAN-III Program|SPARTAN-IIIs]] are not normally subject to this, as the very existence of the program remains classified. However, at least two were listed as such in accordance with the tradition by [[Kurt Ambrose]]. | ||
==Notable examples== | ==Notable examples== |