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Welcome to the Asymmetric Warfare Group (AWG)

In the vast, unforgiving expanse of the Star Citizen universe, where brute force and massive fleets dominate the headlines, the Asymmetric Warfare Group thrives in the shadows.

We are the cunning insurgents, the agile predators.



History

History of the Asymmetric Warfare Group (AWG)

Origins in the Void: The Spark of Defiance (2942-2945)

The Asymmetric Warfare Group traces its roots to the turbulent aftermath of the Vanduul incursions in the Vega system during 2942. Amid the chaos of the Battle of Vega II, where United Empire of Earth (UEE) forces clashed with relentless Vanduul raiders, a ragtag band of independent pilots and mercenaries found themselves outgunned and outnumbered. Led by Captain Elara Voss, a former Advocacy agent disillusioned with bureaucratic red tape, this group refused to retreat into the safety of fleet formations. Instead, they improvised: using derelict mining rigs as decoys, hacking enemy comms to sow confusion, and executing daring boarding actions on Vanduul harvesters.

What began as a desperate survival tactic evolved into a philosophy. Voss and her crew—comprising ex-military dropouts, rogue engineers, and black-market traders—realized that symmetry favored the strong, but asymmetry could topple giants. By 2943, they formalized their alliance as the Asymmetric Warfare Group (AWG), operating from a hidden outpost in the Nyx system. Their first official operation, codenamed “Shadow Harvest,” disrupted a Vanduul supply chain, capturing vital tech that funded their early expansions. This victory drew in like-minded operatives, swelling their ranks from a dozen to over fifty within a year.

Trials of Fire: Forging Identity Amid Conflict (2946-2950)

The mid-2940s tested AWG’s mettle as the Verse descended into broader unrest. The organization’s pivotal moment came during the Pyro Border Skirmishes of 2946, where pirate syndicates like the Nine Tails attempted to carve out territories from crumbling UEE patrols. AWG, now under a rotating command council to prevent complacency, specialized in guerrilla ambushes. In the infamous “Eclipse Raid,” AWG operatives infiltrated a Nine Tails stronghold on Pyro IV, using EMP drones and zero-g sabotage to disable an entire fleet of stolen Idris frigates without firing a single shot.

However, success bred enemies. In 2948, a betrayal by a double agent nearly dismantled the group during Operation “Phantom Veil,” a covert espionage mission against a corporate espionage ring in Terra. The incident, known internally as the “Nexus Purge,” resulted in heavy losses but also refined AWG’s vetting processes and emphasis on operational security. Emerging stronger, AWG expanded its influence, forging alliances with independent mining guilds and smuggling networks. By 2950, they had established forward bases in Stanton and Odin, boasting a fleet of modified stealth vessels and a network of informants spanning multiple systems.

Era of Expansion: Legends in the Shadows (2951-Present)

The 2950s marked AWG’s transformation from a fringe outfit to a respected (and feared) force in the Verse. During the Xi’an Trade Embargo Crisis of 2952, AWG provided critical intelligence to UEE allies, disrupting black-market arms deals that could have escalated into full-scale war. Their role in “Operation Silent Echo”—a series of hit-and-run strikes on embargo runners—earned them unofficial commendations from Advocacy officials, though AWG maintained its independence, wary of imperial entanglements.

Key figures rose through the ranks: Commander Jax “Ghost” Harlan, a master of electronic warfare, led the development of proprietary cloaking tech; while Specialist Mira Kane pioneered ground-based asymmetric tactics, training operatives in urban combat on lawless worlds like ArcCorp. The group’s growth surged with the influx of refugees from the Vanduul frontlines, reaching hundreds of members by 2955. Notable victories included the 2954 “Void Gambit,” where AWG turned a corporate blockade in Ellis into a rout by exploiting quantum interference to mask their movements.

Challenges persisted, such as the 2955 internal schism over resource allocation, resolved through democratic reforms that solidified the merit-based hierarchy. Today, AWG continues to evolve, adapting to new threats like the Outlaw incursions in Nexus and the rise of AI-driven corporate security. With a legacy of over a century in Verse time (though only decades in real-world reckoning), AWG remains a testament to the power of ingenuity over might.

Legacy: Echoes of the Unconventional

From humble beginnings in the fires of Vega to a galaxy-spanning network of shadow warriors, the Asymmetric Warfare Group embodies the spirit of resilience. We honor our fallen operators and the lessons of the past, ensuring that every operation carries the weight of history. In a Verse where empires crumble and stars burn out, AWG endures—not as conquerors, but as the eternal disruptors.

The Shadows Remember – AWG Prevails.

Manifesto

Manifesto of the Asymmetric Warfare Group (AWG)

Declaration of the Unseen Edge
We, the operatives of the Asymmetric Warfare Group, emerge from the shadows of the Verse to proclaim our unyielding defiance against the tyrants of symmetry. In a universe dominated by colossal fleets, corporate overlords, and imperial decrees, we reject the illusion of fair play. The stars are not a battlefield of equals—they are a canvas for the cunning, a graveyard for the predictable. Founded amidst the debris of forgotten skirmishes, AWG rises as the embodiment of disruption, where the weak become predators and the mighty fall to whispers in the void.

The Philosophy of Asymmetry
Symmetry is the crutch of the complacent: vast armadas clashing in open space, predictable formations, and honorable duels that favor the well-armed. We scorn such folly. Asymmetric warfare is our creed—the art of exploiting imbalance, turning enemy strengths into fatal flaws. We strike not with overwhelming force, but with surgical precision: a cloaked interceptor slicing through supply chains, a hacked beacon luring foes into ambushes, a single saboteur unraveling an empire’s logistics.

In the Verse of Star Citizen, where the United Empire of Earth enforces its order and pirate syndicates hoard their plunder, we thrive in the cracks. We are the ghosts in the asteroid belts, the viruses in the data streams, the whispers that ignite rebellions. Our power lies not in numbers or firepower, but in adaptability, intelligence, and the relentless pursuit of opportunity. We adapt to the chaos of quantum jumps, the hazards of derelict stations, and the betrayals of neutral space. Where others see defeat, we forge victory from the unforeseen.

Our Vows and Aspirations
We vow to dismantle the chains of dominance:
Disrupt the Mighty: Target the arteries of power—convoys, outposts, and command structures—ensuring no entity grows unchallenged.
Empower the Underdog: Arm fellow independents with tactics, intel, and alliances that level the cosmic playing field.
Innovate Relentlessly: Evolve our methods through training, experimentation, and the integration of cutting-edge tech, from stealth drives to AI-assisted espionage.
Uphold the Code: Operate with honor among our own—loyalty, discretion, and mutual respect—while showing no mercy to those who oppress.
Expand the Frontier: Push the boundaries of exploration and conflict, claiming the uncharted for those bold enough to seize it.

Our aspiration is a Verse where freedom is not granted by decree but earned through ingenuity. We fight not for conquest, but for the right to exist unbound, to carve destinies from the stars without bending to the will of giants.

A Call to the Visionaries
To the pilots weary of scripted battles, the operatives hidden in plain sight, the strategists dreaming of upheaval: heed this manifesto. Join the Asymmetric Warfare Group and become the variable that shatters equations. In our ranks, your skills are amplified, your ideas ignited, and your actions echo across systems.
The era of symmetric stagnation ends now. We are the imbalance. We are the revolution.

For the Shadows that Swallow Empires – AWG Awakens.

Charter

Asymmetric Warfare Group (AWG) Organization Charter
Preamble

In the boundless expanse of the Star Citizen universe, where empires rise and fall amid the stars, the Asymmetric Warfare Group (AWG) stands as a beacon of ingenuity and resilience. Founded on the principles of unconventional strategy, adaptability, and unyielding determination, AWG is dedicated to mastering the art of asymmetric warfare. We reject the rigidity of traditional fleets and embrace the chaos of the Verse, turning weaknesses into weapons and turning the tide against overwhelming odds.
This Charter serves as the foundational document governing our organization, outlining our mission, structure, conduct, and commitments. All members are bound by its tenets, ensuring unity in purpose and excellence in execution.

Article I: Mission Statement

The Asymmetric Warfare Group exists to excel in guerrilla tactics, covert operations, and strategic disruption within the Star Citizen universe. We specialize in hit-and-run assaults, intelligence gathering, sabotage, and adaptive combat that exploits enemy vulnerabilities. Our goal is to empower independent pilots, operatives, and strategists to thrive in asymmetrical conflicts, whether against corporate giants, pirate syndicates, or imperial forces.
We pledge to foster a community of skilled individuals who value cunning over brute force, collaboration over hierarchy, and innovation over convention.

Article II: Objectives

Operational Excellence: Conduct missions that emphasize stealth, precision, and minimal resource expenditure to achieve maximum impact, including ambushes, espionage, and disruption of enemy logistics.
Member Development: Provide training, resources, and mentorship to enhance skills in piloting, combat, engineering, and intelligence, enabling members to operate effectively in diverse environments.
Alliance Building: Form strategic partnerships with like-minded organizations for mutual benefit, while maintaining independence and operational secrecy.
Community Engagement: Participate in Verse-wide events, share knowledge through internal forums, and contribute to the broader Star Citizen community without compromising our core identity.
Sustainability: Ensure the long-term viability of AWG through ethical resource management, fair dispute resolution, and adaptive governance.

Article III: Membership Eligibility

Prospective members must possess an active Star Citizen account and demonstrate proficiency in at least one relevant skill area (e.g., flight combat, stealth operations, or tactical planning).
Applicants must align with AWG’s ethos of asymmetric warfare and commit to teamwork, discretion, and ethical conduct.
No discrimination based on origin, affiliation, or playstyle; however, members must adhere to UEE laws where applicable and avoid actions that endanger the organization.

Rights and Responsibilities
Rights: Access to shared resources (ships, bases, intel), participation in decision-making via votes on major issues, and protection under AWG mutual defense pacts.
Responsibilities: Contribute to org activities, maintain operational security, report violations of this Charter, and uphold a positive reputation in the Verse.
Probation and Expulsion: New members serve a probationary period of 30 days. Expulsion may occur for repeated violations, betrayal, or inactivity exceeding 90 days, decided by majority vote of leadership.

Article IV: Organizational Structure

AWG operates under a flexible, merit-based hierarchy to promote agility:
Command Council: Comprising the Founder(s) and elected Strategists (up to 5 members), responsible for high-level decisions, mission planning, and Charter amendments.
Operational Leads: Appointed specialists overseeing specific divisions (e.g., Recon, Assault, Logistics). Leads report to the Council and coordinate day-to-day activities.

Ranks:

Recruit: Entry-level.
Regular: Proven contributors; Focuses on training and logistical support.
Specialist: Experienced member; Recruit and Regular Trainers.
Veteran: Mission Leaders; Specialist Mentors.
Operator: Elite performers; advisory roles to the Council.
Consular: Council Members.

Promotion is based on demonstrated skill, mission success, and peer recommendations.

Article V: Code of Conduct

Members shall:
Prioritize operational security: No sharing of sensitive intel outside approved channels.
Engage ethically: Avoid griefing, exploit abuse, or actions that harm non-combatants or allies.
Foster respect: Harassment, discrimination, or toxic behavior is prohibited.
Communicate effectively: Use designated platforms (e.g., Discord, Spectrum) for coordination.
Resolve disputes internally: Escalate to the Command Council if needed; decisions are final.
Violations may result in warnings, demotions, or expulsion.

Article VI: Operations and Assets

Missions: Planned collaboratively, with emphasis on risk assessment and contingency planning. Participation is voluntary but encouraged.
Assets: Org-owned ships, stations, and funds are managed transparently by Logistics Leads. Personal contributions are voluntary and protected.
Alliances and Conflicts: Declarations of war or alliances require Council approval and member ratification.

Article VII: Amendments

This Charter may be amended by a two-thirds majority vote of active members, proposed by the Command Council or via petition from 20% of the membership. Amendments take effect immediately upon approval.
Ratification
Adopted on 10/21/2942, this Charter binds all members of the Asymmetric Warfare Group. By joining, you affirm your commitment to its principles.

For the Shadows, For Victory – AWG Endures.