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'''Colonel James Ackerson''' was a member of the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] (ONI). His CSV is impressive; he had survived three battles against the [[Covenant]]. Early on in the war, he received a promotion and volunteered for a dozen black ops. However, in [[2531]], he presented a plan to ONI senior brass [[Captain Gibson]], [[Rear Admiral Rich]], and [[Vice Admiral Margaret O. Parangosky]], the [[SPARTAN-III]] project. They approved, and he went from field officer to a desk job. At first he was upset by this, but apparently grew to prefer it. | '''Colonel James Ackerson''' was a member of the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] (ONI). His CSV is impressive; he had survived three battles against the [[Covenant]]. Early on in the war, he received a promotion and volunteered for a dozen black ops.<ref name="Justice">[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]], page 267</ref> However, in [[2531]], he presented a plan to ONI senior brass [[Captain Gibson]], [[Rear Admiral Rich]], and [[Vice Admiral Margaret O. Parangosky]], the [[SPARTAN-III]] project. They approved, and he went from field officer to a desk job. At first he was upset by this, but apparently grew to prefer it. | ||
With that project underway, he focused his efforts on political maneuvers rather than battlefield tactics. He was arrogant and condescending of most other people in ONI, and even top ranking brass such as [[Major General Nicolas Strauss]]. | With that project underway, he focused his efforts on political maneuvers rather than battlefield tactics.<ref name="Justice"/> He was arrogant and condescending of most other people in ONI, and even top ranking brass such as [[Major General Nicolas Strauss]]. | ||
Colonel James Ackerson has headed several high-profile projects at ONI. Because his projects were often competing with [[Dr. Catherine Halsey]]'s projects for funds, he has a long-standing rivalry with Halsey and her [[Spartan]]s. He is also a part of the [[UNSC Security Committee]], and Special Weapons Developement at [[HIGHCOM]]. He had a private AI named [[Araquiel]], who he tasked with spying on Dr. Halsey. | Colonel James Ackerson has headed several high-profile projects at ONI. Because his projects were often competing with [[Dr. Catherine Halsey]]'s projects for funds, he has a long-standing rivalry with Halsey and her [[Spartan]]s. He is also a part of the [[UNSC Security Committee]], and Special Weapons Developement at [[HIGHCOM]]. He had a private AI named [[Araquiel]], who he tasked with spying on Dr. Halsey. | ||
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The S-III file contained a folder titled '''KING UNDER THE MOUNTAIN'''. It contained the records of the CASTLE base, and a complete survey of Menachite Mountain, where the original mineral mines were located before they were taken over by [[ONI]]. Menachite Mountain was an extinct volcano which is where Dr. Halsey found the [[Forerunner Crystal]] artifact. Halsey used this to locate the Spartan-IIIs on [[Onyx]]. | The S-III file contained a folder titled '''KING UNDER THE MOUNTAIN'''. It contained the records of the CASTLE base, and a complete survey of Menachite Mountain, where the original mineral mines were located before they were taken over by [[ONI]]. Menachite Mountain was an extinct volcano which is where Dr. Halsey found the [[Forerunner Crystal]] artifact. Halsey used this to locate the Spartan-IIIs on [[Onyx]]. | ||
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Revision as of 22:55, December 15, 2006
Colonel James Ackerson was a member of the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI). His CSV is impressive; he had survived three battles against the Covenant. Early on in the war, he received a promotion and volunteered for a dozen black ops.[1] However, in 2531, he presented a plan to ONI senior brass Captain Gibson, Rear Admiral Rich, and Vice Admiral Margaret O. Parangosky, the SPARTAN-III project. They approved, and he went from field officer to a desk job. At first he was upset by this, but apparently grew to prefer it.
With that project underway, he focused his efforts on political maneuvers rather than battlefield tactics.[1] He was arrogant and condescending of most other people in ONI, and even top ranking brass such as Major General Nicolas Strauss.
Colonel James Ackerson has headed several high-profile projects at ONI. Because his projects were often competing with Dr. Catherine Halsey's projects for funds, he has a long-standing rivalry with Halsey and her Spartans. He is also a part of the UNSC Security Committee, and Special Weapons Developement at HIGHCOM. He had a private AI named Araquiel, who he tasked with spying on Dr. Halsey.
During the test of Spartan-117's MJOLNIR armor, he tried to make the Chief fail by authorizing the use of Lotus Anti Tank Mines, a squad of ODSTs, and even an air strike with a SkyHawk against the Chief, severely jeopardizing his life. Nevertheless, the chief suceeded, and Cortana sought revenge by wreaking havoc in Ackerson's private files, making him volunteer for front line service, and sending a large amount of money from his account to a brothel, sending the bill to his home, where his wife would find it. He managed to weasel his way out of this, however.
On his computer in CASTLE Base, Dr. Halsey found extensive records of the Spartan-IIs in a folder called S-III. One file was labelled CPOMZ and contained star charts. This suggested to Halsey that Chief Petty Officer Mendez was involved.
The S-III file contained a folder titled KING UNDER THE MOUNTAIN. It contained the records of the CASTLE base, and a complete survey of Menachite Mountain, where the original mineral mines were located before they were taken over by ONI. Menachite Mountain was an extinct volcano which is where Dr. Halsey found the Forerunner Crystal artifact. Halsey used this to locate the Spartan-IIIs on Onyx.
Sources
- ^ a b Halo: The Fall of Reach, page 267
