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*''Main Article:[[SPARTAN-I Program]]''
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The SPARTAN-I Program was a program to test augments on UNSC volunteers. It was an element of the ORION Project.
The '''SPARTAN-I Program''' was the first project of the [[Spartans|Spartan Supersoldier program]]. Initiated in [[2491]], as an element of the ORION project, not much is known about this first generation of warriors (their training, augmentation, goals, etc.).<ref>[[Halo: The Flood]], page 16</ref> However, they were successful enough to garner the necessary consent and funding for a second phase, aptly named [[SPARTAN-II]].
 
The original Spartan Project was created to test genetic enhancements on volunteers from the armed forces.<ref>Jan - [[Axon Clips Chapter 5]]</ref>. These enhancements were the precursors to the enhancements used in the Spartan-II program. The mortality rate for those injected was high, a factor which contributed largely to the failure of the program. Those who survived the injection(s) had a greatly increased rate of mental problems later on in life. It is not known at this time how many soldiers participated in this program. However, it is mentioned that there are several offspring, some of which may have been chosen for the Spartan-II program.  


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The ORION Project was a ONI NavSpecWar program to produce UNSC NavSpecWar Marines to combat the Insurrection. It is unknown what their training included, except for that they became experts in standard infantry field craft, and hand to hand combat.

NavSpecWar Marines

SPARTAN-I Program

The SPARTAN-I Program was the first project of the Spartan Supersoldier program. Initiated in 2491, as an element of the ORION project, not much is known about this first generation of warriors (their training, augmentation, goals, etc.).[1] However, they were successful enough to garner the necessary consent and funding for a second phase, aptly named SPARTAN-II.

The original Spartan Project was created to test genetic enhancements on volunteers from the armed forces.[2]. These enhancements were the precursors to the enhancements used in the Spartan-II program. The mortality rate for those injected was high, a factor which contributed largely to the failure of the program. Those who survived the injection(s) had a greatly increased rate of mental problems later on in life. It is not known at this time how many soldiers participated in this program. However, it is mentioned that there are several offspring, some of which may have been chosen for the Spartan-II program.