Lifeline Recovery / LLRECOVERY

What We Do – Lifeline Recovery

In the far reaches of the ‘verse, help isn’t always a comm call away. When systems fail, violence erupts, or everything goes dark—Lifeline Recovery is the name you want on your radar.

We are a rapid-response medical and security organization specializing in high-risk operations across UEE space and beyond. Built by veterans, medics, and tactical professionals, our mission is clear: save lives, secure the zone, and bring stability to chaos.

Our crews are trained for critical situations where every second counts. Whether it’s evacuating wounded civilians under fire, extracting stranded pilots from zero-atmo wrecks, or securing a perimeter in hostile territory—we get it done. Our medics don’t just stabilize; they revive, restore, and reinforce under pressure. Our security teams provide overwatch, neutralize threats, and ensure safe zones for recovery operations.

We deploy specialized ships equipped with advanced medbays, armor-grade transport systems, and the firepower needed to survive in lawless sectors. From deep-space recon to emergency triage and tactical escort, Lifeline Recovery blends efficiency, empathy, and elite capability into one seamless unit.

We operate on-call and under contract—supporting civilians, mining crews, corporate fleets, and allied organizations in need of reliable, disciplined support. Whether it’s a one-time rescue or long-term partnership, our oath is the same: every life matters, and every life is worth fighting for.

When things fall apart, we move in. When danger escalates, we hold the line. And when hope seems out of reach—we bring it back.

This is Lifeline Recovery. We don’t just respond—we recover.

Lifeline Recovery — Organization Charter
Preamble
Lifeline Recovery is founded on the principles of service, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to preserving life and maintaining security across the ‘verse. This Charter outlines the core objectives, rules, and values that define who we are and how we operate.

Article I — Mission and Objectives
Primary Mission:
To provide rapid-response medical and security services in high-risk environments, prioritizing the preservation of life while maintaining operational security and tactical efficiency.

Objectives:

Conduct emergency medical evacuations and triage in hostile or unstable environments.

Provide tactical security and protection to personnel, assets, and allied organizations.

Support allied groups and civilians with rescue, extraction, and recovery operations.

Maintain readiness through continuous training, discipline, and equipment upkeep.

Operate with integrity, impartiality, and professionalism in all missions.

Article II — Core Values
Respect for Life:
Every life is valuable. We act swiftly and decisively to save and protect, without prejudice.

Professionalism:
Members shall uphold the highest standards of conduct, appearance, and competence, both on and off duty.

Teamwork:
Success depends on trust, communication, and cooperation. Every member’s role is vital.

Accountability:
Members are responsible for their actions and decisions, maintaining transparency and honesty within the organization.

Discipline:
Strict adherence to protocols and orders ensures mission success and member safety.

Loyalty:
To the organization, its members, and those we serve. We prioritize collective welfare above personal gain.

Article III — Membership Conduct and Rules
Respect and Inclusion:
Discrimination, harassment, or toxic behavior will not be tolerated. Every member deserves a safe, respectful environment.

Operational Integrity:
Members must follow mission protocols and chain of command without compromise.

Confidentiality:
Sensitive information, tactics, and member identities must be protected.

Communication:
Maintain clear, professional communication within all channels.

Commitment:
Members are expected to participate actively, attend trainings and missions, and contribute positively.

Disciplinary Measures:
Violations of this Charter may result in warnings, suspension, or expulsion, depending on severity.

Article IV — Amendments and Governance
Amendments to this Charter require a majority vote from the leadership council.

Members will be informed promptly of any changes.

Closing Statement
By joining Lifeline Recovery, you accept this Charter as your moral and operational contract. We stand together—trained, ready, and united to serve and protect the ‘verse with honor and resolve.