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The '''Career Service Vitae''' (or '''CSV''' for short) is a log kept on each soldier in the [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]], similar to a civilian [[Wikipedia:resume|resume]]. Every member of the UNSC Armed Forces has one, as it keeps track of that person's entire military service. [[UNSC Personnel Command|PERSCOM]] keeps track of the CSVs for all of the UNSC soldiers and archives them for public and military access.<ref name="Keyes">'''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]''', Chapter 18, ''page 159''(2001 paperback); ''page 184''(2010 paperback)</ref> | The '''Career Service Vitae''' (or '''CSV''' for short) is a log kept on each soldier in the [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]], similar to a civilian [[Wikipedia:resume|resume]]. Every member of the UNSC Armed Forces has one, as it keeps track of that person's entire military service. [[UNSC Personnel Command|PERSCOM]] keeps track of the CSVs for all of the UNSC soldiers and archives them for public and military access.<ref name="Keyes">'''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]''', Chapter 18, ''page 159''(2001 paperback); ''page 184''(2010 paperback)</ref> | ||
Revision as of 20:59, March 19, 2022
The Career Service Vitae (or CSV for short) is a log kept on each soldier in the UNSC, similar to a civilian resume. Every member of the UNSC Armed Forces has one, as it keeps track of that person's entire military service. PERSCOM keeps track of the CSVs for all of the UNSC soldiers and archives them for public and military access.[1]
Contents
Some of the things that a CSV contains include:
- Service Number
- Date the person joined the military
- Background information on the person
- Battles the person has taken part in
- Unit or starship assignments
- Promotions, transfers, and retirements
- Decorations the person has received
- Time, place, and cause of death
- Casualty classification (WIA, KIA or MIA)
Examples
It was said that UNSC Ensign William Michael Lovell amassed a CSV twice as long as that of Jacob Keyes'.[1]
Sources
- ^ a b Halo: The Fall of Reach, Chapter 18, page 159(2001 paperback); page 184(2010 paperback)
