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- "It's a strange squad. The best ones always are."
- — Margaret Parangosky
Kilo-Five was a highly covert intelligence unit under the supervision of Admiral Margaret Parangosky, the Director of Naval Intelligence. [1] Established in late January 2553, Kilo-Five's mission was to incite an insurrection between the various Sangheili factions left shattered after the Great Schism; one such organization were the Servants of Abiding Truth. [2] Due to the position of the civilian administration and High Command, specifically Fleet Admiral Hood, to pursue a peace treaty with Sanghelios, this unit and mission is not known to those outside the senior leadership of ONI. Kilo-Five was led in the field by Captain Serin Osman, an ONI operative, former SPARTAN-II and the "protege" of Admiral Parangosky.
During their operations, they manned the highly advanced corvette UNSC Port Stanley, refitted in the post-war months with Forerunner technology.
Members
- Captain Serin Osman
- Staff Sergeant Malcolm Geffen
- Petty Officer Second Class Naomi-010
- Sergeant Lian Devereaux
- Corporal Vasily Beloi
- Professor Evan Phillips
- Black-Box
List of appearances
- Halo: Glasslands (First appearance)
- Halo: The Thursday War
- Halo: Mortal Dictata
Sources
- ^ Halo: Glasslands, "Chapter 2"
- ^ Halo: Glasslands, "Chapter 1"
