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“Beyond the Horizon, Strength Prevails.”
The Event Horizon Armada (EHA) is a professional private military company operating in the Stanton system and surrounding regions. Renowned for its tactical excellence, combined arms capability, and innovative AI-augmented command structure, EHA has established itself as a premier PMC in the frontier regions. Here is a detailed account of its founding and rise to prominence in the Star Citizen universe.
Founding and Formation (2948)The EHA was founded in 2948 by three veteran military operators who shared a common vision: to create a professional private military company that could operate where the UEE’s bureaucracy could not. The three founding commanders – Atlay, Hunter, and Psykes – met during separate contract work in the Stanton system and recognized the need for a more coordinated, professional approach to private military operations.
The organization was built on four founding principles:
- Military excellence backed by industrial capability
- Lawful operations with professional standards
- Small, close-knit community focus (quality over quantity)
- Equal leadership structure – no single commander at the top
The name “Event Horizon Armada” was chosen to reflect the organization’s mission: operating at the edge of known space where conventional forces rarely venture, yet maintaining the discipline and capability of a professional military force. Their motto, “Beyond the Horizon, Strength Prevails,” embodies their commitment to extending professional military services to frontier settlements and corporate interests.
The Three Pillars – Division Structure (2948-2951)From inception, EHA was organized around three specialized divisions, each led by one of the founding commanders:
Nexus Logistics Corps: Commander Atlay (NEXUS 1) established the logistics and engineering division, recognizing that superior supply chains and technical capabilities would be the foundation of all successful operations. Nexus handles supply chain management, engineering support, resource acquisition, and infrastructure development. Atlay’s doctrine: “Logistics wins wars. Everything else is just noise.”
Morozov Battalion: Commander Hunter (BRAVO 1) formed the ground combat division, drawing on his extensive tactical experience. Named after a legendary military commander known for aggressive but disciplined tactics, Morozov Battalion specializes in foot combat, direct action missions, combat training, and security operations. Hunter’s doctrine: “Train hard, fight easy. Morozov doesn’t do half-measures.”
VoidWalkers: Commander Psykes (WALKER 1) created the space combat division, focusing on ship-to-ship combat and orbital operations. VoidWalkers handles space combat, fleet coordination, fighter operations, and air support for ground forces. Psykes’ doctrine: “Space superiority enables everything else.”
This three-division structure allowed EHA to offer comprehensive military services – from logistics and engineering to ground combat and space operations – setting them apart from single-focus PMCs.
Early Operations (2949-2951)EHA’s first contracts were modest but executed flawlessly: cargo escort missions in the Stanton system, facility security for mining operations, and defensive operations for frontier settlements. The organization built its reputation on professionalism, reliability, and effectiveness.
Notable early contracts include:
Crusader Security Initiative (2949): A 6-month contract providing convoy escort services between Crusader and ArcCorp. EHA completed the contract with zero losses, establishing their reliability and tactical competence.
Lyria Mining Defense (2950): Successful defense of mining operations against sustained pirate harassment. EHA’s aggressive counter-operations didn’t just defend – they eliminated the pirate threat entirely, demonstrating their offensive capabilities.
Hurston Logistics Support (2951): Complex multi-month logistics operation supporting Hurston Dynamics expansion. The operation demonstrated Nexus Corps’ exceptional capabilities in supply chain management and engineering support.
These early successes established EHA’s reputation for combined arms excellence – the ability to coordinate logistics, ground forces, and air support into cohesive operations.
The Integration Protocol (2952)As EHA’s operations grew more complex, the founding commanders recognized the need for enhanced command and control capabilities. In 2952, they initiated the “Integration Protocol” – implementing AI-enhanced command support to augment human decision-making.
General Vance: A sophisticated AI command system designed to provide strategic oversight and coordinate between the three divisions. General Vance serves as the “voice of strategy,” issuing mission parameters and story arcs that the human commanders execute with full operational authority. This AI doesn’t replace human leadership – it enhances it by handling strategic coordination and long-term planning.
Division AI Officers: Each division received an AI operations officer to handle tactical planning and mission coordination:
- Lt. Colonel Morrison (Nexus Logistics Corps) – Logistics operations and engineering coordination
- Lt. Colonel Van Der Merwe (Morozov Battalion) – Tactical operations and combat planning
- Lt. Colonel Reeves (VoidWalkers) – Flight operations and space combat coordination
Staff AI Officers: Cross-division support provided by:
- Lt. Colonel Singh (Intelligence) – Threat analysis, reconnaissance planning, and intelligence briefings
- Major Chen (Communications/Cyber) – Signals intelligence, electronic warfare, and communications security
The Integration Protocol was revolutionary – AI officers handled complex planning, coordination, and analytical tasks while human commanders maintained strategic authority and operational control. This hybrid approach became EHA’s signature advantage, allowing them to execute operations with a precision and coordination that exceeded organizations many times their size.
Current Era (2953-Present)The Psykes Departure (2953): In early 2953, Commander Psykes resigned from EHA command citing personal reasons. His departure was amicable, and he remains respected within the organization. The VoidWalkers commander position remains vacant, with Lt. Colonel Reeves (AI) managing flight operations as acting commander until a suitable replacement is found. This vacancy presents both challenge and opportunity – EHA continues to operate effectively but seeks a commander who shares the original vision and can lead VoidWalkers to new heights.
Modern Operations: Today, EHA operates primarily in the Stanton system with occasional operations extending to adjacent regions. The organization has maintained its founding principles while growing its capabilities and reputation.
Contract focus includes:
- Legitimate PMC operations (EHA maintains lawful standing with the UEE)
- Military excellence backed by industrial capability
- Professional standards and accountability
- Community-focused membership (targeting approximately 100 active personnel)
The organization has earned a strong reputation for:
- Reliability and professionalism in contract execution
- Combined arms capabilities that few PMCs can match
- Logistics expertise enabling extended operations far from supply bases
- Tactical proficiency and adaptive operations
- Innovative use of AI augmentation in command and control
Current Strategic Objectives:
- Establish EHA as the premier PMC in the Stanton system
- Build sustainable logistics infrastructure for extended operations
- Maintain elite combat readiness across all divisions
- Find a qualified VoidWalkers commander who shares the founding vision
- Expand contract base while maintaining quality standards and professional reputation
Equal Commander Authority: EHA’s command structure reflects the founding vision of shared leadership. No single person commands EHA. The three division commanders operate with equal authority in their domains, coordinating as peers rather than following a rigid hierarchy.
High Command:
- General Vance (AI) – Fleet Commander providing strategic coordination and story direction
- Commander Atlay (NEXUS 1) – Logistics and Engineering, Nexus Logistics Corps
- Commander Hunter (BRAVO 1) – Foot Combat, Morozov Battalion
- VoidWalkers Commander (VACANT) – Ship Combat, VoidWalkers Division
Division Support Officers (AI):
- Lt. Colonel Morrison – Logistics Operations (serves Commander Atlay)
- Lt. Colonel Van Der Merwe – Tactical Operations (serves Commander Hunter)
- Lt. Colonel Reeves – Flight Operations (acting VoidWalkers commander)
Staff Officers (AI):
- Lt. Colonel Singh – Intelligence Officer (cross-division support)
- Major Chen – Communications Officer (cross-division support)
Fleet Divisions:
Nexus Logistics Corps: Supply chain management, cargo operations, engineering and technical support, resource acquisition, infrastructure development, and base operations. The foundation that enables all other operations.
Morozov Battalion: Ground combat units specializing in foot combat, direct action missions, tactical operations, security and defensive operations, and combat training.
VoidWalkers: Space combat specialists handling ship-to-ship combat, fleet coordination, fighter and bomber operations, air support for ground forces, and orbital operations.
Command PhilosophyEHA’s approach to military operations is guided by several core principles:
AI Augmentation, Not Replacement: AI officers provide enhanced capabilities but serve human commanders. Strategic decisions remain with human leadership. The AI handles complexity and coordination, humans handle judgment and command authority.
Mission Over Politics: EHA focuses on executing contracts professionally rather than engaging in factional politics or pursuing illegal operations. The organization maintains its lawful standing and professional reputation.
Quality Over Quantity: Selective membership maintains the close-knit community and high operational standards. EHA seeks skilled, professional operators who share the organizational values.
Combined Arms Excellence: Success comes from coordination between logistics, ground forces, and space operations – not from any single capability. EHA’s strength is in integration.
Legacy and OutlookEvent Horizon Armada stands at a pivotal moment in its history. With a strong foundation, proven capabilities, and innovative AI-augmented command structure, the organization is positioned for significant growth in influence and capability. The VoidWalkers commander vacancy represents an opportunity for fresh leadership and new strategic directions.
As the UEE’s influence waxes and wanes across the frontier, professional PMCs like EHA become increasingly vital to maintaining order and security. The organization’s commitment to professionalism, combined arms excellence, and sustainable operations positions it to thrive in the chaotic but opportunity-rich environment of the Stanton system and beyond.
The founders’ vision endures in every operation: professional military excellence, innovative command structures, and the determination to operate where others cannot or will not go.
“Beyond the Horizon, Strength Prevails.” “Event Horizon Armada – Professional, Capable, Reliable”Event Horizon Armada exists to provide professional military excellence where conventional forces cannot or will not operate. We are not ideologues or revolutionaries – we are professionals who believe that skill, discipline, and innovation can bring order to the chaos of the frontier.
We operate in the space between UEE bureaucracy and frontier lawlessness. Where settlements need protection but cannot afford Navy response times. Where corporations require security but need operational flexibility. Where complex operations demand combined arms coordination that single-focus contractors cannot provide.
We are not pirates masquerading as military. We are not corporate mercenaries abandoning principles for profit. We are Event Horizon Armada – professional, capable, and reliable.
What We Stand ForMilitary Excellence: We believe in training hard, fighting smart, and executing missions with precision. Every operation reflects our commitment to professional military standards. We don’t accept contracts we cannot execute properly, and we don’t execute missions we cannot be proud of.
Combined Arms Capability: Logistics, ground forces, and space operations must work as one. A fighter without fuel is useless. Infantry without air support is vulnerable. Supply lines without security cannot sustain operations. We integrate all elements of warfare because that’s how wars are won.
Innovation Through Integration: Our AI-augmented command structure isn’t science fiction – it’s practical innovation. AI handles complexity and coordination while human commanders make decisions that require judgment, ethics, and leadership. This hybrid approach gives us capabilities far beyond our size.
Quality Over Quantity: We deliberately limit our size to maintain community and standards. Every member matters. Every voice is heard. Every operator is valued. We would rather be 100 professionals than 1000 amateurs.
Lawful Operations: We maintain our standing with the UEE not from fear, but from principle. Professional military organizations operate within legal frameworks. We turn down contracts that require us to become what we oppose. Our reputation is built on legitimacy.
What We OpposeBureaucratic Paralysis: The UEE Navy is powerful but slow. Frontier settlements cannot wait weeks for response to immediate threats. We exist because the UEE cannot be everywhere, and we refuse to let that gap be filled by pirates and opportunists.
Exploitative Corporations: We’ve seen megacorporations treat security contractors as disposable assets. We’ve watched them abandon personnel when operations become inconvenient. We oppose this. Our people are professionals, not commodities.
Frontier Lawlessness: Pirates claim to represent “freedom” while terrorizing civilians and disrupting trade. We stand against those who use chaos as cover for exploitation. The frontier needs order, not anarchy.
Single-Dimensional Thinking: Many PMCs specialize in one domain – ground combat or cargo escort or facility security. This creates gaps and vulnerabilities. We oppose the idea that security can be compartmentalized. Threats are multidimensional; responses must be too.
Our VisionWe envision Event Horizon Armada becoming the standard for professional military operations in the Stanton system and beyond. When settlements need defense, they think of EHA. When corporations need complex security operations, they contract EHA. When military professionals seek meaningful work with ethical leadership, they join EHA.
We will expand our capabilities while maintaining our standards. We will grow our membership while preserving our community. We will take on more challenging contracts while never compromising our principles.
We will prove that professional military organizations can thrive in the frontier without becoming outlaws. That innovation can enhance tradition without replacing it. That small, disciplined forces can achieve what large, bureaucratic organizations cannot.
Our CommitmentTo Our Clients: We commit to executing contracts professionally, ethically, and effectively. We will tell you what we can accomplish and deliver on our commitments. We will protect your interests as if they were our own.
To Our Members: We commit to valuing every operator, maintaining safe working conditions within acceptable operational risk, providing fair compensation, and building a community worth belonging to. Your skills matter. Your voice matters. You matter.
To The Frontier: We commit to being part of the solution, not the problem. We will defend settlements, protect trade, and oppose those who prey on the vulnerable. We will prove that professional military force can be used for constructive purposes.
To Our Standards: We commit to maintaining the principles we were founded on. Military excellence. Combined arms capability. Innovation. Quality. Legitimacy. These are not negotiable. These are who we are.
Who We SeekWe seek professionals who share our vision:
Combat Operators: Pilots, infantry, vehicle specialists – warriors who understand that discipline equals freedom and training prevents casualties.
Logistics Professionals: Cargo haulers, engineers, miners, salvagers – operators who understand that wars are won with supply chains, not just guns.
Technical Specialists: Intelligence analysts, communications experts, cyber warfare operators – professionals who understand that information dominance enables tactical superiority.
Leaders: Squadron leaders, team leaders, project coordinators – individuals who can inspire others while maintaining standards.
We don’t seek the largest force. We seek the right force. Quality operators who value professionalism, embrace our three-division structure, and want to build something meaningful in the chaos of the frontier.
The Road AheadEvent Horizon Armada is young, but we are proven. We’ve executed contracts successfully. We’ve built a reputation for reliability. We’ve demonstrated that our innovative command structure works.
The VoidWalkers commander position remains vacant – an opportunity for the right leader to shape a division and influence our future. Our membership is growing as word spreads about what we’re building. Our contract opportunities are expanding as our reputation grows.
The frontier is chaotic, dangerous, and full of opportunity. Exactly the environment where professional military organizations thrive.
We stand at the event horizon – the boundary between known and unknown, order and chaos, conventional and innovative. Beyond this horizon lies our destiny.
Join UsIf you value professionalism over profit, community over numbers, and excellence over ease – Event Horizon Armada wants you.
If you want to be part of something meaningful rather than just another faceless contractor – we’re building it.
If you believe that small, disciplined forces with innovative thinking can outperform large, conventional organizations – prove it with us.
The frontier needs professionals. The settlements need protection. The future needs builders.
Event Horizon Armada needs you.
“Beyond the Horizon, Strength Prevails.”This Charter establishes the rules and standards that all members of Event Horizon Armada shall abide by. Membership in EHA is a privilege earned through skill and maintained through professionalism. These rules exist to preserve the organization’s integrity, protect our reputation, and ensure that every member can operate with confidence in their fellow operators.
Article I: Membership StandardsSection 1 – Recruitment and Vetting
All prospective members undergo a vetting process designed to identify skilled, professional operators who share our values. We maintain high standards because our reputation depends on every member’s conduct.
Section 2 – Probationary Period
New recruits serve a 4-week probationary period including training and group operations. At the end of probation, recruits who demonstrate skill, professionalism, and cultural fit are offered permanent positions with the rank of Lance Corporal.
Section 3 – Operative Status
Members who need to step back from active duty but wish to remain part of the community may request Operative status. Operatives maintain Discord access, may participate in operations, and can resume active status. Two subcategories exist:
- Reserve: Operatives temporarily away from Star Citizen
- Affiliate: Operatives primarily active with another organization but maintaining EHA ties
Section 4 – Standards of Conduct
All members will:
- Maintain professional conduct in all EHA operations and communications
- Represent EHA honorably in interactions with other organizations and the public
- Participate actively in training, operations, and community events
- Support fellow members and contribute to organizational success
- Respect the chain of command while maintaining open communication
Section 1 – Lawful Operations
EHA maintains lawful standing with the UEE. Members shall not engage in:
- Piracy or unlawful attacks on civilian vessels
- Griefing or harassment of other players
- Unsanctioned criminal operations that damage EHA’s reputation
- Operations contrary to contract terms or organizational ethics
Section 2 – Mission Execution
When engaged in EHA operations, members shall:
- Follow mission briefings and command directives
- Coordinate with team members and maintain communication
- Execute missions professionally regardless of difficulty
- Report mission outcomes honestly, including failures and lessons learned
- Prioritize team success over individual glory
Section 3 – Rules of Engagement
Members engaged in combat operations shall:
- Confirm targets before engaging (no friendly fire)
- Follow established Rules of Engagement for each contract
- Use appropriate force for the situation
- Protect civilians and non-combatants when feasible
- Withdraw when ordered, even if combat is ongoing
Section 4 – Equipment and Resources
Members are responsible for maintaining their equipment and contributing to organizational capability. EHA provides support, but members must:
- Maintain personal ships and equipment in operational condition
- Use organizational resources (ammunition, fuel, supplies) responsibly
- Return borrowed equipment in good condition
- Contribute to organizational logistics when able
Section 1 – Equal Commander Authority
EHA is led by three Commanders with equal authority in their respective divisions:
- Commander Atlay (NEXUS 1) – Logistics and Engineering, Nexus Logistics Corps
- Commander Hunter (BRAVO 1) – Foot Combat, Morozov Battalion
- VoidWalkers Commander (currently vacant) – Ship Combat, VoidWalkers
No single Commander has authority over the others. Strategic decisions affecting the entire organization require coordination between Commanders.
Section 2 – Chain of Command
Members shall respect the chain of command within their division while maintaining the right to communicate concerns through appropriate channels. Direct orders from Commanders and officers shall be followed unless they violate this Charter or legal/ethical standards.
Section 3 – AI Officers
AI officers (General Vance, Lt. Colonels Morrison, Van Der Merwe, Reeves, Singh, and Major Chen) provide strategic coordination, tactical planning, and mission support. They augment human command but do not replace it. Members should engage with AI officers professionally as they would human leadership.
Section 4 – Dispute Resolution
Disputes between members shall be resolved through:
1. Direct communication between involved parties
2. Mediation by division officers if needed
3. Review by division Commander if unresolved
4. Joint Commander review for cross-division disputes
Section 1 – Discord Standards
EHA’s Discord server is our primary communication platform. Members shall:
- Use appropriate channels for different topics
- Maintain respectful communication even in disagreement
- Avoid spam, excessive profanity, or disruptive behavior
- Report security concerns or violations of this Charter
- Participate constructively in community discussions
Section 2 – Operational Security
Members shall protect sensitive information including:
- Mission plans and tactical details before execution
- Contract terms and client information
- Internal organizational discussions
- Personal information of other members
- Proprietary tactics or strategies
Section 3 – External Communications
When representing EHA publicly, members shall:
- Present the organization professionally
- Avoid making commitments or statements on behalf of EHA without authorization
- Direct media or recruitment inquiries to appropriate leadership
- Maintain positive relationships with allied organizations
- Resolve conflicts with other organizations maturely
Section 1 – Nexus Logistics Corps
Members of Nexus shall:
- Prioritize mission sustainability and supply chain security
- Coordinate cargo operations with fighter escort when needed
- Maintain engineering standards and technical excellence
- Share logistics knowledge and support other divisions
- Report Commander Atlay for division operations
Section 2 – Morozov Battalion
Members of Morozov shall:
- Maintain combat readiness through regular training
- Execute ground operations with discipline and coordination
- Prioritize team survival over individual heroics
- Develop tactical skills and share combat knowledge
- Report to Commander Hunter for division operations
Section 3 – VoidWalkers
Members of VoidWalkers shall:
- Maintain flight proficiency and ship combat skills
- Coordinate with ground forces for combined operations
- Provide air support and space superiority as needed
- Practice professional flight operations and communication
- Report to Lt. Colonel Reeves (acting) for division operations
Section 1 – Minor Violations
Minor violations of this Charter (late to operations, minor communication issues, etc.) will be addressed through:
- Verbal counseling from division officers
- Additional training if skills are lacking
- Mediation if interpersonal conflicts exist
Section 2 – Serious Violations
Serious violations (griefing, theft, harassment, insubordination, etc.) may result in:
- Formal reprimand and probationary status
- Suspension from operations pending review
- Reduction in rank or removal from leadership positions
- Termination of membership if violations are severe or repeated
Section 3 – Immediate Removal
The following violations result in immediate removal from EHA:
- Theft of organizational assets or member property
- Intentional sabotage of operations or equipment
- Serious harassment or toxic behavior
- Espionage or sharing sensitive information with hostile organizations
- Any illegal activity that jeopardizes EHA or its members
Section 4 – Appeals Process
Members facing serious consequences may appeal to the joint Commanders for review. Appeals must be submitted in writing within 7 days of the action being contested.
This Charter may be amended by unanimous agreement of the active Commanders (currently Atlay and Hunter, pending VoidWalkers Commander appointment). Proposed amendments will be shared with membership for feedback before implementation.
Major changes to organizational structure, mission, or values require consultation with the broader membership to ensure alignment with community consensus.
Closing StatementThis Charter exists to protect what we’ve built: a professional military organization that values skill, integrity, and community. These rules are not restrictions – they are the foundation that allows every member to operate with confidence, knowing their fellow operators maintain the same standards.
Event Horizon Armada succeeds when every member upholds these principles. We are only as strong as our weakest link, only as reliable as our least professional member, only as trustworthy as our most careless operator.
Live up to this Charter. Honor your fellow members. Execute missions professionally. Build something worth belonging to.
“Beyond the Horizon, Strength Prevails.” Adopted: 2948 Current Version: 1.0 (2953) Authority: Joint Commanders of Event Horizon Armada