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==Aftermath and legacy==

Tribute's fall was considered one of the defining tragedies of the [[Human-Covenant War]], as it had huge economic ramifications on [[Earth]] and the surviving colonies in the post-war period.<ref name="universe"/> Tribute was [[glassing|partially glassed]] in the conclusion of the battle,<ref name="h4evg2">'''[[Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide]]''', ''page 177''</ref> although it would be restored to a habitable state in the postwar years as the survivors rallied to the planet's eventual reclamation and rebuilding.<ref>'''Halo: First Strike ~~(2010)~~''', ''Tug o' War''</ref> Many of Tribute's major cities were heavily damaged and few industrial sites were left unscathed. Over half of Tribute's population was killed during the battle, but Earth was unable to provide any immediate assistance with the colonies of the [[Sol system]] in ruins after the Covenant's invasion. However, enough infrastructure remained intact on the planet to allow Tribute's survivors to begin rebuilding the planet's ecology and once powerful economy.<ref name="universe"/>

Tribute's fall was considered one of the defining tragedies of the [[Human-Covenant War]], as it had huge economic ramifications on [[Earth]] and the surviving colonies in the post-war period.<ref name="universe"/> Tribute was [[glassing|partially glassed]] in the conclusion of the battle,<ref name="h4evg2">'''[[Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide]]''', ''page 177''</ref> although it would be restored to a habitable state in the postwar years as the survivors rallied to the planet's eventual reclamation and rebuilding.<ref>'''Halo: First Strike''', ''[[Tug o' War]]'' (2010)</ref> Many of Tribute's major cities were heavily damaged and few industrial sites were left unscathed. Over half of Tribute's population was killed during the battle, but Earth was unable to provide any immediate assistance with the colonies of the [[Sol system]] in ruins after the Covenant's invasion. However, enough infrastructure remained intact on the planet to allow Tribute's survivors to begin rebuilding the planet's ecology and once powerful economy.<ref name="universe"/> Though the UEG and UNSC still had to deal with [[Covenant remnants]] that remained in the system following the war. Following the battle, prototypes of the [[Visor color|Rex VISR]] were tested by [[UNSC Marine Corps]] units to track down [[Jiralhanae]] holdouts on the planet. At some point between [[2555]] and [[2558]], UNSC [[Central Command]] Region One entered [[Operation: SENTRY|negotiations]] with [[Covenant fleet]] remnants, with [[Olympia Vale]] serving as an advisor.<ref name="H5GLtd">'''[[Halo 5: Guardians Limited Edition]]''', ''Spartan Locke's Classified Orders''</ref>

During the battle, the freighter ''[[Floral Express]]'' fled the planet while carrying colonial refugees. Presumably following a random [[slipspace]] trajectory per the [[Cole Protocol]], the ship arrived near [[Installation 03]] in the [[Khaphrae system]] on [[2552#October|October ~~8th~~]].<ref name="11h">''[[Eleventh Hour reports]] - #5''</ref> This would lead the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] to uncover the [[Composer]] after the war, which would be secured on nearby [[Ivanoff Station]].

During the battle, the [[freighter]] ''[[Floral Express]]'' fled the planet while carrying colonial refugees. Presumably following a random [[slipspace]] trajectory per the [[Cole Protocol]], the ship arrived near [[Installation 03]] in the [[Khaphrae system]] on [[2552#October|October 8, 2552]].<ref name="11h">''[[Eleventh Hour reports]] - #5''</ref> This would lead the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] to uncover the [[Composer]] after the war, which would be secured on nearby [[Ivanoff Station]].

In [[2558]], ~~the~~ {{UNSCShip|Infinity}}'s [[SPARTAN-IV program|~~SPARTAN~~-IV]] complement used a simulation of the Casbah theater for their War Games training to honor the sacrifice of the SPARTAN-IIIs who died there.<ref name="landf"/>

In 2558, {{UNSCShip|Infinity}}'s [[SPARTAN-IV program|Spartan-IV]] complement used a simulation of the Casbah theater for their War Games training to honor the sacrifice of the SPARTAN-IIIs who died there.<ref name="landf"/>

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 ==Aftermath and legacy==
-Tribute's fall was considered one of the defining tragedies of the [[Human-Covenant War]], as it had huge economic ramifications on [[Earth]] and the surviving colonies in the post-war period.<ref name="universe"/> Tribute was [[glassing|partially glassed]] in the conclusion of the battle,<ref name="h4evg2">'''[[Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide]]''', ''page 177''</ref> although it would be restored to a habitable state in the postwar years as the survivors rallied to the planet's eventual reclamation and rebuilding.<ref>'''Halo: First Strike (2010)''', ''Tug o' War''</ref> Many of Tribute's major cities were heavily damaged and few industrial sites were left unscathed. Over half of Tribute's population was killed during the battle, but Earth was unable to provide any immediate assistance with the colonies of the [[Sol system]] in ruins after the Covenant's invasion. However, enough infrastructure remained intact on the planet to allow Tribute's survivors to begin rebuilding the planet's ecology and once powerful economy.<ref name="universe"/>
+Tribute's fall was considered one of the defining tragedies of the [[Human-Covenant War]], as it had huge economic ramifications on [[Earth]] and the surviving colonies in the post-war period.<ref name="universe"/> Tribute was [[glassing|partially glassed]] in the conclusion of the battle,<ref name="h4evg2">'''[[Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide]]''', ''page 177''</ref> although it would be restored to a habitable state in the postwar years as the survivors rallied to the planet's eventual reclamation and rebuilding.<ref>'''Halo: First Strike''', ''[[Tug o' War]]'' (2010)</ref> Many of Tribute's major cities were heavily damaged and few industrial sites were left unscathed. Over half of Tribute's population was killed during the battle, but Earth was unable to provide any immediate assistance with the colonies of the [[Sol system]] in ruins after the Covenant's invasion. However, enough infrastructure remained intact on the planet to allow Tribute's survivors to begin rebuilding the planet's ecology and once powerful economy.<ref name="universe"/> Though the UEG and UNSC still had to deal with [[Covenant remnants]] that remained in the system following the war. Following the battle, prototypes of the [[Visor color|Rex VISR]] were tested by [[UNSC Marine Corps]] units to track down [[Jiralhanae]] holdouts on the planet. At some point between [[2555]] and [[2558]], UNSC [[Central Command]] Region One entered [[Operation: SENTRY|negotiations]] with [[Covenant fleet]] remnants, with [[Olympia Vale]] serving as an advisor.<ref name="H5GLtd">'''[[Halo 5: Guardians Limited Edition]]''', ''Spartan Locke's Classified Orders''</ref>
-During the battle, the freighter ''[[Floral Express]]'' fled the planet while carrying colonial refugees. Presumably following a random [[slipspace]] trajectory per the [[Cole Protocol]], the ship arrived near [[Installation 03]] in the [[Khaphrae system]] on [[2552#October|October 8th]].<ref name="11h">''[[Eleventh Hour reports]] - #5''</ref> This would lead the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] to uncover the [[Composer]] after the war, which would be secured on nearby [[Ivanoff Station]].
+During the battle, the [[freighter]] ''[[Floral Express]]'' fled the planet while carrying colonial refugees. Presumably following a random [[slipspace]] trajectory per the [[Cole Protocol]], the ship arrived near [[Installation 03]] in the [[Khaphrae system]] on [[2552#October|October 8, 2552]].<ref name="11h">''[[Eleventh Hour reports]] - #5''</ref> This would lead the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] to uncover the [[Composer]] after the war, which would be secured on nearby [[Ivanoff Station]].
-In [[2558]], the {{UNSCShip|Infinity}}'s [[SPARTAN-IV program|SPARTAN-IV]] complement used a simulation of the Casbah theater for their War Games training to honor the sacrifice of the SPARTAN-IIIs who died there.<ref name="landf"/>
+In 2558, {{UNSCShip|Infinity}}'s [[SPARTAN-IV program|Spartan-IV]] complement used a simulation of the Casbah theater for their War Games training to honor the sacrifice of the SPARTAN-IIIs who died there.<ref name="landf"/>
 ==Gallery==