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SIERRA INTERPLANETARY GROUP …. Your loyal partner in planetary services…
Sierra Interplanetary was founded in 2953 by CEO Nik Torres with one aim in mind… To ensure the safe traverse of the stars for all. While primarily founded as a private militia corporation providing escort and security operations, Sierra Interplanetary was also geared toward less martial operations like transport and logistics. Although still relatively new, Sierra Interplanetary stands ready to provide swift and effective solutions to the systems many challenges…
Sierra Interplanetary Group (SI) was founded with one aim in mind…. Ensuring law abiding citizens smooth and safe traverse of the known planetary systemss through a multi tiered approach. Whether offering support to the individual citizen or supporting operations for other organizations, Sierra Interplanetary looks to make them secure and successful.
SI stands ready to offer a wide range of services to any entity, from simple package transport or to deep space escort/logistics missions. Contact Sierra Interplanetary today and find out how we can assist your success.
Sierra Interplanetary Group Charter
Article I: Introduction
1.1 NAME: The official name of the organization shall be Sierra Interplanetary Group, a Private Military Corporation, hereinafter referred to as “Sierra Interplanetary Group or SIG.
1.2 PURPOSE: Sierra Interplanetary Group was formed for the primary purpose of engaging in legal military, first response, security, and logistical support operations within the known UEE systems were requested.
Article II: Mission and Objectives
2.1 Mission Statement: The mission of the Organization is [Insert Mission Statement].
2.2 Objectives:
Provide effective military and security services to clients and allies. Foster a sense of community and camaraderie among members. Explore, trade, and engage in various activities to support the organization’s goals.Article III: Structure
3.1 Leadership:
Commanding Officer (CO): Nik Torres Executive Officer (XO): John Sparta Department Heads:LOGISTICS (XO): Hunter May
RESOURCES (XO): Jason Brooks
INTELLIGENCE (XO): Monero
3.2 Ranks:
Define a hierarchical structure with ranks and responsibilities.3.3 Departments:
Operations Intelligence Resources LogisiticsArticle IV: Membership
Recruitment is a vital process that ensures the growth and strength of any organization. To maintain a cohesive and effective unit, we have established guidelines and procedures for accepting new members into Sierra Interplanetary Group.
4.1 Recruitment:
Potential candidates must be free of any other affilation with other Star Citizen organizations.
Any candidates must be willing to refrain from any griefing or piracy activities.
Considered candidates must be willing to follow instructions given by command staff and participate as a team member.
Any failure to abide by the above listed stipulations will result in immediate removal from the organization.
Article IV: Membership
4.2 Eligibility:
To be eligible for membership, individuals must meet the following criteria:
Age: Members must be at least 18 years old. Character: Prospective members should demonstrate a cooperative demeanor, good character, integrity, and a commitment to the values outlined in this Charter. * Game Compatibility*: Members must own Star Citizen and be willing to actively participate in the organization’s in-game activities. Communication: Possess a working clearly broadcasting microphone and a willingness to use the voice communication platform DISCORD. * Respect*: Respect for fellow players/members, regardless of rank or role, is paramount.4.3 Code of Conduct:
Define the expected behavior and ethical standards for all members.Article V: Operations and Contracts
5.1 Contracts:
Outline how the Organization will engage in contracts with other entities.Article VI: Resources and Finances
6.1 Resource Management:
Specify how resources, including ships and equipment, will be managed and distributed.6.2 Finances:
Outline the financial system, including dues, donations, and allocation of funds.Article VII: Dispute Resolution
7.1 Mediation:
Establish a mediation process for resolving conflicts between members.7.2 Disciplinary Actions:
Outline procedures for addressing violations of the Charter and potential disciplinary actions.Article VIII: Amendments
8.1 Amendments:
Specify how and when the Charter can be amended.Article IX: Dissolution
9.1 Dissolution:
Define the process for dissolving the Organization if necessary.Article X: Acceptance
10.1 Acceptance:
All members, by joining the Organization, agree to abide by this Charter.