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HomeLand-Destroyers Incorporated / HLDCORP
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HomeLand-Destroyers Incorporated, A company of military and non-military companies combined for the manufacturing of defense and offense products and equipment, not limited to outsourcing of Men and Women, equipment. For the sole purpose of profit and the freedom for what it brings with that Profit.
History
Who we are
Homeland Destroyers is a group of people who found one another during the hay days of the Planet Auraxis and the ground war that follow it and founded a mighty outfit to fight oppression with the New Conglomerate aganst the Terran Republic and Vanu Sovereignty. After a thousand of exploreing through the deep space wormhole and a lot of this Sector of this galaxy where the wormhole and Planet lies in, during this time Planet scientist found out that the wormhole conected to more sectors once inside the hole. Plus, the Planet Auraxis was the only habitable Planet suitable for the Sustenance of life. With a thousand years of Colonization of Auraxis and what we knew about the Wormhole the Republic sent expeditions through the wormhole. with Experditions in and out of the many connected wormholes we had stumble onto a powerful and Complex technology not only found in the wormhole but also been found in small sources on Auraxis and Earth and other places. Where being human well just Us humans started to get in trouble with trying to development the technology for our own means. And being Humans it backfired on us like it always does. A since Auraxis was the only haitable Planet in this sector. Shortly after new and improved technology was discovered and so called prefected it the human way during this, the wormhole collapsed, cutting the colony off from Earth and other sectors we founded in the wormhole. With the Wormhole gone and resouces running out. Another rebirth technology was discovered and War broke out. have begun making a name for ourselves as a special operations unit that specializes in base capture and control to ensure our primary forces have the influence needed to take and hold what rightfully belongs to the New Conglomerate!
Our Goal in Planetside 2
Throughout the monumental Planetside 2 beta, our Homeland Destroyers and Elites were busy exploring numerous bases, vehicles and weapons, as well as visual eyecandy and available upgrades to find what in this new world would best match up with our skill set. Our Elites put much effort devising and testing numerous tactics – primarily reforming our special operations including rapid response via air units and the ability to quickly take and hold both minor and major bases around the world. Many of our recruits and officers have become highly skilled at piloting air units, which has given us an advantage in the air war against the Terran Republic and Vanu Sovereignty. Other members have been training for special operations to take the bases on the ground while our combined operations slow the enemy down. Beta was used to refine our skills and test our tactics. Now the launch of Planetside 2 has come and gone, with all pomp and circumstance. The glory days of the Homeland Destroyers and the New Conglomerate as a whole are upon us. Keep reading for more information about our outfit.
Other Games
Members of the Homeland Destroyers can be found playing multiple other games including Team Fortress 2, MineCraft, DayZ, WarZ, Chivalry, Borderlands, and Smite, as well as others. If you have other games you play and want to find others who play it as well, just join up with us and let us know! You are bound to find other outfit members that are able and ready to join you in most any game!
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Manifesto
Charter
HomeLand-Destroyers Incorporated IN CONNECTION with the Planetary expansion of space in this late Twentysix century, there appeared a brief revival of the type of organization known as the HomeLand-Destroyers Incorporated. The hallmark of these—- called privileged companies or sovereign companies—-was their possession of authority to govern as well as to carry on commerce in territory placed under their jurisdiction. They were empowered to establish military bases and police systems, to lay out roads, encourage colonization, levy duties and taxes. Yet they were not state owned, nor were they ordinarily subsidized or guaranteed by states. Neither were they purely private commercial enterprises. Subtle lines of state control always existed in the form of personal unions between the directors of the companies and the Planets governing class; they were organized under special charters which clothed them with authority and functions foreign to the purely business corporation; they measured their success less in business terms, such as dividends to stockholders, than in terms of Planetary expansion. The interest of the modern chartered companies for this study lies in the fact that they represent a unique device by which private enterprise and investments abroad were harnessed to intersteller policy abroad in a period of Planetary conquest.
The HomeLand-Destroyers Incorporated of the twentysix century were primarily tools of the Imperial expansionists, both of those in governmental offices and those outside. The device of the HomeLand-Destroyers enabled the private and the official colonialists to pool their energies in a common cause, and from their standpoint it had several special advantages. First, the HomeLand-Destroyers did not put in play such grave responsibilities as would governmental action itself, and thus it afforded a convenient screen behind which a government could pursue expansionist purposes in an exploratory, tentative way. HomeLand-Destroyers could engage in bold enterprises, and, if all went well, the fruits of its efforts could then be. accepted officially; but if difficulties arose, such as clashes with rival Company and Planetary powers or disastrous native uprisings, the company could be disavowed. Second, the HomeLand-Destroyers enabled impatient colonialists to escape the checks exercised by anti-colonialists in government offices and in parliament over the official operations of government. A company could engage in the headlong rush for empire while legislators debated; it was subject to no troublesome votes for appropriations. Indeed, it seems that sometimes the main service of the HomeLand-Destroyers is to the colonial cause was to circumvent the anti-expansionist elements in government and public opinion by avoiding their jurisdiction until they could be presented with accomplished facts. Third, the colonialists argued that the HomeLand-Destroyers was a more elastic and adaptable form of organization than regular governmental and Planetary agencies, therefore better able to meet the peculiar problems encountered in unorganized Planetary regions. It not only avoided the traditional restraints of bureaucracy and parliamentary control, but could enlist private capital in its service and could make use of private individuals—-hunters, explorers, adventurers of all kinds—-who would rarely become government officials. The fourth and final advantage of the HomeLand-Destroyers as a method of Planetary expansion, often stressed by defenders. A company could defray part of its expenses by trading operations which would be beneath the dignity of an imperial government. The same staff could perform commercial and governmental functions in opening up a new Space Station, with consequent economy. The prestige of the HomeLand-Destroyers calling for vindication by force of arms was not so great as that of a government; hence, it could afford to run greater risks, adopt bolder methods, and maintain smaller garrisons. Best of all, said the colonialists, while acquiring a magnificent Planet for the HomeLand-Destroyers costs the taxpayers nothing at all.
These were all arguments advanced by those who approved of HomeLand-Destroyers as instruments of expansion. In actual practice, some of the HomeLand-Destroyers did involve their governments in serious diplomatic difficulties. They were usually quite successful as devices for sidestepping parliamentary control. Some of them displayed the virtues of elasticity and adaptability, others did not; this characteristic seemed to depend more upon the men at the helm than upon the form of organization. Finally, the low-cost operations of the HomeLand-Destroyers often necessitated expensive military operations by their Planetary governments, and in most cases the Planetary governments soon had to assume direct responsibility for administering and developing the regions laid open by the HomeLand-Destroyers. So the charge for continuing the work begun by HomeLand-Destroyers fell upon the taxpayers of that Planetary System. Some of the HomeLand-Destroyers also contrived to secure considerable sums from their Planetary System governments as compensation for developmental work or as indemnity for the transfer of rights and titles.
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