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'''Outcome:''' The Spartans successfully located Watts's [[Eridanus Secundus|base of operations]], infiltrated the base and captured him. However, they were unable to make a stealthy exfiltration, and as a result some of the surviving rebels witnessed their superhuman abilities. Despite this, the rebels never found the [[Panic Button|locator beacon]] that the Spartans left behind. | '''Outcome:''' The Spartans successfully located Watts's [[Eridanus Secundus|base of operations]], infiltrated the base and captured him. However, they were unable to make a stealthy exfiltration, and as a result some of the surviving rebels witnessed their superhuman abilities. Despite this, the rebels never found the [[Panic Button|locator beacon]] that the Spartans left behind. | ||
Despite the mission's success, Spartan 117 reported having a feeling of unease as they left the station, possibly due to the fact that it was the first time he'd had to use deadly force against humans. | Despite the mission's success, Spartan 117 reported having a feeling of unease as they left the station, possibly due to the fact that it was the first time he'd had to deliberately use deadly force against humans. | ||
The story of this operation was told in [[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]. | The story of this operation was told in [[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]. | ||
Revision as of 15:26, September 7, 2007
Summary
DATE: December 9, 2525 (Military Calendar)
LOCATION: Eridanus Star System
Involved: UNSC Spartan-IIs John-117, Frederic-104, Kelly-087, Linda-058, and Sam-034 against Eridanus Rebels.
Synopsis: The Spartans were deployed at a space dock orbiting Eridanus II with orders to locate and capture the rebel leader Robert Watts.
Outcome: The Spartans successfully located Watts's base of operations, infiltrated the base and captured him. However, they were unable to make a stealthy exfiltration, and as a result some of the surviving rebels witnessed their superhuman abilities. Despite this, the rebels never found the locator beacon that the Spartans left behind.
Despite the mission's success, Spartan 117 reported having a feeling of unease as they left the station, possibly due to the fact that it was the first time he'd had to deliberately use deadly force against humans.
The story of this operation was told in Halo: The Fall of Reach.
