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History Manifesto Charter

History

This is a work of fan fiction. All characters, places, events, ships, and ship designs, and other content originating from Star Citizen, Squadron 42, or other content produced or created by its publishers or developers, are the property of Cloud Imperium Rights LLC and Cloud Imperium Rights Limited.

BEFORE THE BATTLE OF VEGA ll (BBV)

The Alliance is a pioneering organization within the Star Citizen universe, established with a clear vision and a meticulously crafted roadmap for its future. As one of the founding groups, the Alliance has been a cornerstone of innovation, cooperation, and excellence, laying a strong foundation for success in the vast expanse of space. Guided by a commitment to strategic growth and member collaboration, the Alliance has built a formidable presence across the stars. Its fleet stands as a testament to this ambition, comprising a diverse array of cutting-edge ships tailored for exploration, commerce, defense, and tactical operations. With a legacy rooted in determination and an eye toward the horizon, the Alliance continues to thrive as a beacon for those seeking purpose and prosperity among the stars.

AFTER THE BATTLE OF VEGA ll (ABV)

After the Battle of Vega 2 (ABV), The Alliance has been steadily growing, focusing on efficient expansion while securing valuable resources. Our efforts have been methodical, ensuring sustainability as we establish a strong foundation for the future. Currently, we are on the verge of acquiring a MISC Prospector-class mining vessel, the Mole, with an expected procurement date of June 23, 2955. This marks a significant milestone in our resource-gathering operations, allowing us to scale up production and further solidify our economic strength. Looking ahead, The Alliance has set its sights on expanding into salvage operations, with plans to acquire ships like the Reclaimer in the coming years. These advancements will reinforce our position in the Stanton system and beyond, ensuring that The Alliance remains a formidable force in trade, combat, exploration, and industry.

Alliance Security Corp

Dated April 24 2955

Leadership Log

On the eve of her christening, the Polaris-class corvette Luca underwent her final systems check in high orbit above Stanton. Engineers and command staff moved with purpose through her decks, running simulations, calibrating weapon systems, and syncing comms protocols to Alliance Corp. fleet command.

Though not yet officially active, Luca already stirred something within the crew—an anticipation, a weight of meaning. Her name, chosen to honor a founding member whose leadership helped shape Alliance Corp.‘s values, was already spoken with reverence across comms.

This day marked the final quiet before Luca stepped into history. A moment suspended between construction and purpose—between silence and service. Tomorrow, she would be more than a warship. Tomorrow, she would become the beating heart of the Alliance fleet.

Manifesto

Charter

We, the members of the Alliance Corp, recognizing the need for a framework to govern our organization, establish this Constitution to ensure the efficient functioning, transparency, and fair treatment of all members. This Constitution shall serve as the guiding principles for the Alliance Corp’s operations, decision-making processes, and the overall conduct of its members.
  • Article I: Name and Purpose*
  • Section 1: Name* The organization shall be known as the Alliance Corp, hereinafter referred to as “the Organization.” Section 2: Purpose The purpose of the Organization is to foster collaboration, knowledge sharing, and innovation among its members. It aims to create a platform for professionals and organizations to network, exchange ideas, and collectively work towards common goals. The Organization shall strive to promote ethical practices, professionalism, and the overall growth and development of its members and the industries they represent. Article II: Membership Section 1: Eligibility Membership in the Organization shall be open to individuals and organizations that share its purpose and objectives and meet the membership criteria established by the Organization’s governing body. Section 2: Rights and Responsibilities a) All members shall have the right to participate in the activities of the Organization, access its resources, and benefit from its services. b) Members shall fulfill their financial obligations, abide by the Constitution and bylaws, and actively contribute to the achievement of the Organization’s goals. c) Members shall respect and support the principles of inclusivity, diversity, and equal opportunity within the Organization.
  • Section 3: Termination of Membership* Membership in the Organization may be terminated due to non-compliance with the Constitution, failure to meet financial obligations, or actions deemed detrimental to the Organization’s reputation and objectives. The termination process shall be outlined in the Organization’s bylaws.
  • Article III: Governance*
  • Section 1: Structure* The Organization shall have a governing body responsible for overseeing its operations and making strategic decisions. The governing body shall consist of elected or appointed individuals, as determined by the Organization’s bylaws.
  • Section 2: Powers and Responsibilities* a) The governing body shall have the authority to make decisions, set policies, and establish guidelines for the Organization. b) It shall ensure the Organization’s financial stability, supervise its programs and services, and represent the interests of its members. c) The governing body shall promote transparency, accountability, and effective communication within the Organization.
  • Article IV: Meetings* Section 1: General Meetings The Organization shall hold regular general meetings to facilitate communication, decision-making, and collaboration among its members. The frequency and format of these meetings shall be determined by the Organization’s bylaws.
  • Section 2: Quorum and Voting* a) A quorum, as defined in the Organization’s bylaws, shall be required to conduct official business during general meetings. b) Each member shall have the right to cast one vote, and voting procedures shall be outlined in the Organization’s bylaws. Article V: Finances Section 1: Funding The Organization shall rely on membership fees, donations, grants, and other lawful means of funding to support its activities, programs, and services. Section 2: Financial Management a) The Organization shall maintain accurate financial records and submit periodic reports to its members. b) Financial matters, including budgeting and auditing, shall be handled in accordance with the Organization’s bylaws. Article VI: Amendments
    Section 1: Amendment Process a) This Constitution may be amended through a democratic process. b) Proposed amendments shall be submitted in writing to the governing body, and a vote shall be conducted following the procedures outlined in the Organization’s bylaws. Section 2: Ratification An amendment to the Constitution shall require a specified majority, as determined in the Organization’s bylaws, to be ratified.
  • Article VII: Dissolution* In the event of the Organization’s dissolution, its assets shall be disposed of in a manner consistent with applicable laws and regulations and in alignment with its purpose.
  • Conclusion:* This Constitution, being the fundamental document of the Alliance Corp, establishes the principles and guidelines that shall govern the Organization’s operations. It is subject to interpretation and amendment by the Organization’s members in accordance with the democratic processes outlined herein. The Organization shall uphold the values of integrity, collaboration, and professionalism as it works towards its mission and vision.