Charter


I. Authority

All personnel serving within this command are bound by this Charter, a codified reflection of our discipline, professionalism, and commitment to the ideals of the United Empire of Earth.

II. Command Values

Every officer and crew member is expected to embody:

Integrity – Serve honestly, no piracy.

Unity – Operate as one Command.

Respect – Treat all personnel and civilians with dignity, regardless of rank or role.

Learning – Each mission is an opportunity for growth; teach, share, and support others.

III. Command Structure

Admiral

Captain

Lieutenant

Ensign

Petty Officer

Starman Recruit

IV. Conduct Expectations

Professionalism: Represent the UEE Navy and the 3rd Expeditionary Command with pride, both in action and demeanor.

No Piracy or Criminal Activity: Any act that undermines UEE law or endangers civilians is grounds for immediate discharge.

Loyalty to the Command: Members may serve in other organizations but never one that stands against the 3rd Expeditionary Command.

Operational Secrecy: Do not disclose mission details, command communications, or classified orders without authorization.

In-Command Disagreements: Disagreements are to be resolved through proper channels, never in open comms or public channels.

Zero Tolerance for Harassment or Discrimination: The fleet represents unity and compassion; there is no place for prejudice or hostility.

V. Mission Conduct

Engagement Protocol: The protection of non-combatants, neutral vessels, and civilian infrastructure is paramount. Any action that risks civilian harm without direct authorization violates UEE Navy Code of Conduct 12.7-A.

Command Discipline: Unauthorized attacks, looting, or rogue actions will result in dismissal from service and court marshall if applicabile.

VI. Fleet Membership and Promotion

Recruitment: Candidates must demonstrate maturity, teamwork, and understanding of UEE and 3rd Expeditionary Command values.

Evaluation: New recruits (Starmen) serve under observation for a minimum of two missions.

Promotion: Advancement is merit-based. Leadership, initiative, supporting other members and knowledge are rewarded.

Demotion or Discharge: Misconduct or insubordination may result in rank reduction or removal from service.

VII. Communication Protocols

Maintain courtesy in all communications.