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| rdfs:comment | - The Spartan Enclave is a commune on the planet Reach made up entirely of Spartan residents. Initially formed as a measure to shield retired Spartans from the scrutiny of society, it served as the Office of Naval Intelligence's primary method of secluding its highly controversial super-soldiers from the rest of the UNSC and eventually came to be the base of operations for still-active SPARTAN-II and SPARTAN-III personnel. Located on the land that had once been the Military Wilderness Training Preserve, where the SPARTAN-IIs had trained as children, the enclave gave Spartans the freedom to create their own lives within the confines of a highly classified existence. The resulting development of a distinctly Spartan culture that integrated their affinity for war with some semblance of normal l
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*English
*Spanish
*Portuguese
*French
*Hungarian
*Greek
*German
*Russian
*Chinese
*Japanese
*Korean
*Swahili
*Hebrew
*Yiddish
*Arabic
*Amharic
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| headofgov | - *Jorge Csaba , Maria Cortez-Csaba , Kelly-087, Linda-058, Nicole Saliba Riley, Jerome-092, Alice-130, Douglas Harrell , Jai Milošević , Adriana Milošević , Tom Gioconda , Lucy Lefleur
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| abstract | - The Spartan Enclave is a commune on the planet Reach made up entirely of Spartan residents. Initially formed as a measure to shield retired Spartans from the scrutiny of society, it served as the Office of Naval Intelligence's primary method of secluding its highly controversial super-soldiers from the rest of the UNSC and eventually came to be the base of operations for still-active SPARTAN-II and SPARTAN-III personnel. Located on the land that had once been the Military Wilderness Training Preserve, where the SPARTAN-IIs had trained as children, the enclave gave Spartans the freedom to create their own lives within the confines of a highly classified existence. The resulting development of a distinctly Spartan culture that integrated their affinity for war with some semblance of normal life led to unprecedented outcomes, namely the desire to be more independent as opposed to maintaining total dependence on the ONI. This aspiration would later progress into far more than wishful thinking, albeit at a painful cost, and the Spartans would step forward as humanity's leaders in time of great peril. While the enclave's welfare is managed by the highest-ranking SPARTAN-II, Rear Admiral Frederic Alfaro (SPARTAN-104), many other Spartans have adopted the policy of contesting certain decisions made by their masters. This foray into the political realm has done much to shape the enclave's inner workings, with the more open-minded Spartans providing voices of protest while those more bound to duty remain silently obedient. Those Spartans who have retired are still recognized by rank and adhere to the chain of command, but are not obligated to participate in missions assigned to active enclave members by the ONI. This divide between those who have put away the sword and those who continue to wield it is the root of many struggles by Spartans to truly define their identity now that humanity's impending extinction is no more. Despite these differences, the enclave is at its core a cohesive unit, made up of brothers and sisters whose lives are centered around protecting one another and the human race. The active component of the enclave, Task Force 117, operates as a Tier Zero special forces unit; in contrast to the Spartans' role on the front lines during the Human-Covenant War, these Spartans act as surgically precise weapons of the most effective form of warfare, ending conflicts before they even have the chance to begin. As such, they report directly to Vice Admiral Serin Osman, head of the ONI. Until 2577, the enclave was comprised of strictly SPARTAN-IIs and IIIs, but came to accept the genetically altered child soldiers of Project NEMESIS into their ranks and eventually a small cadre of specially picked civilian recruits. In addition to these boosts, several Spartan couples produced children which grew up within the confines of the enclave; some of these opted to endure the rigorous training and augmentations that enabled them to emulate their parents, while others performed less drastic roles in supporting the organization. To train these up-and-coming Spartans, willing trainers were portioned into teams: Red, Blue, Green, and Gray. These "schools" continue to persist and have even aided in defining the specific disparities that exist between groups of Spartans.
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