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'''Miridem''' was a [[human]] [[Inner Colony]] world of the [[Unified Earth Government]], though the colony was comparatively smaller to those in the [[Sol]] and [[Epsilon Eridani system]]s.<ref name="mythos54">'''[[Halo Mythos]]''', ''pages 54-55''</ref> In [[2544]], the [[Covenant]] [[Battle of Miridem|invaded]] the world. In the battle that ensued, [[Spartan-II]] [[Sheila-065]] was killed by the [[Sangheili]] [[Sangheili Major|Major]] [[Thel 'Lodamee]] and Doctor [[Catherine Halsey]] was eventually taken hostage.<ref>'''[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]]''', ''page 173''</ref> After [[Blue Team]] rescued the doctor, [[Operation: IRON FIST]] was enacted. This [[operation]] involved at least one Spartan-II, John-117, and had dual goals of asset denial and partial recovery of critical cyberinfrastructure assets on Miridem. Although [[United Nations Space Command]] forces had put up a good fight during the prolonged battle, Miridem was ultimately [[Glassing|glassed]] by the Covenant and declared lost.<ref name="for">'''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]''', ''Bonus Content'' (2010)</ref>
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'''Miridem''' was a [[human]] [[Inner Colony]] world of the [[Unified Earth Government]]. While comparatively smaller to the colonies in the [[Sol]] and [[Epsilon Eridani system]]s, Miridem was a strong, densely populated core world nonetheless.<ref name="mythos54"/>
 
==History==
In [[2544]],<ref>'''[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]]''', ''page 173''</ref> during the [[Human-Covenant War]], Miridem fell in the way of the [[Covenant]]'s path of destruction,<ref name="enc299">'''[[Halo Encyclopedia]]''', ''page 299'' (2011)</ref> becoming a target for the [[Third Fleet of Glorious Consequence]].<ref name="for">'''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]''', ''Adjunct'' (2010)</ref> In the ensuing [[Battle of Miridem]], [[Spartan-II]]s were deployed to aid in the evacuation of Miridem's residents.<ref name="enc299"/> While numerous evacuation craft attempted to flee the colony, most were destroyed before they even left the world's [[gravity well]].<ref name="for"/>
 
The protracted battle lasted for over two weeks, with the Covenant besieging Miridem. While attempting to evacuate Doctor [[Catherine Halsey]], [[Sheila-065]] was killed by the [[Sangheili]] [[Sangheili Major|Major]] [[Thel 'Lodamee]] and the doctor was eventually taken hostage. However, 'Lodamee's actions led to his battlegroup suffering severe casualties and ultimately prolonged the battle. Shortly after, Miridem was [[Glassing|glassed]] by the Third Fleet of Glorious Consequence and the colony was declared lost by the [[United Nations Space Command]].<ref name="for"/> After [[Blue Team]] [[Operation: WARM BLANKET|rescued]] the doctor, [[Operation: IRON FIST]] was enacted on Miridem. This [[operation]] involved at least one Spartan-II, [[John-117]], and had the dual goals of asset denial and partial recovery of critical cyberinfrastructure assets on Miridem.<ref name="H5GLtd">'''[[Halo 5: Guardians Limited Edition]]''', ''Spartan Locke's Classified Orders''</ref>


[[Lance Corporal]] [[Morton]], having previously lived on [[Eridanus II]], lived on Miridem before evacuating to [[Minister (planet)|Minister]].<ref>'''[[Halo: Evolutions - Essential Tales of the Halo Universe]]''', "[[Palace Hotel (short story)|Palace Hotel]]", ''page 367''</ref>
[[Lance Corporal]] [[Morton]], having previously lived on [[Eridanus II]], lived on Miridem before evacuating to [[Minister (planet)|Minister]].<ref>'''[[Halo: Evolutions - Essential Tales of the Halo Universe]]''', "[[Palace Hotel (short story)|Palace Hotel]]", ''page 367''</ref>

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Miridem
Societal

Species:

Humans[1]

Government:

Unified Earth Government[1]

 

Miridem was a human Inner Colony world of the Unified Earth Government. While comparatively smaller to the colonies in the Sol and Epsilon Eridani systems, Miridem was a strong, densely populated core world nonetheless.[1]

History

In 2544,[2] during the Human-Covenant War, Miridem fell in the way of the Covenant's path of destruction,[3] becoming a target for the Third Fleet of Glorious Consequence.[4] In the ensuing Battle of Miridem, Spartan-IIs were deployed to aid in the evacuation of Miridem's residents.[3] While numerous evacuation craft attempted to flee the colony, most were destroyed before they even left the world's gravity well.[4]

The protracted battle lasted for over two weeks, with the Covenant besieging Miridem. While attempting to evacuate Doctor Catherine Halsey, Sheila-065 was killed by the Sangheili Major Thel 'Lodamee and the doctor was eventually taken hostage. However, 'Lodamee's actions led to his battlegroup suffering severe casualties and ultimately prolonged the battle. Shortly after, Miridem was glassed by the Third Fleet of Glorious Consequence and the colony was declared lost by the United Nations Space Command.[4] After Blue Team rescued the doctor, Operation: IRON FIST was enacted on Miridem. This operation involved at least one Spartan-II, John-117, and had the dual goals of asset denial and partial recovery of critical cyberinfrastructure assets on Miridem.[5]

Lance Corporal Morton, having previously lived on Eridanus II, lived on Miridem before evacuating to Minister.[6]

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ a b c Halo Mythos, pages 54-55
  2. ^ Halo: Ghosts of Onyx, page 173
  3. ^ a b Halo Encyclopedia, page 299 (2011)
  4. ^ a b c Halo: The Fall of Reach, Adjunct (2010)
  5. ^ Halo 5: Guardians Limited Edition, Spartan Locke's Classified Orders
  6. ^ Halo: Evolutions - Essential Tales of the Halo Universe, "Palace Hotel", page 367