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The All Father PMC / TAFPMC
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We are the The All Father PMC, an organization for security work, escorthing, transportation and medical pickups. We deal in weapons and armor, what you finde on a contract you loot it all. No armor and weapon shall be wasted, everything is our resources in the fight. Long live the All Father.
History
“No armor wasted. No weapon left behind. The field feeds the fight.”
– Founding Doctrine of The All Father PMC
Origin: Fire, Betrayal, and Blood Credits
The All Father PMC didn’t start with a flag, a founder’s speech, or a sponsorship deal. It started with a betrayal.
In 2920, deep in the unregulated outskirts of the Nyx system, a corporate convoy under the protection of a licensed security detail was ambushed by pirates allegedly tipped off by the corporation itself. The security team comprised of veterans from UEE Marine detachments, ex-Navy medics, and independent contractors was left to die while the execs disappeared into quantum space with their cargo and credits intact.
The survivors just fourteen of them fought their way out using salvaged pirate weapons, stripped-down armor, and barely patched med-pens. By the time they reached a jump point, they’d lost half their number but gained something far more powerful: clarity.
They realized the verse had no room for idealists or loyalists. Contracts weren’t honored. Orders weren’t protection. Survival didn’t come from supply chains it came from taking what you needed and killing to keep it.
On that day, a new doctrine was forged:
Take everything. Waste nothing. Trust no one.
The All Father PMC was born.
Doctrine & Identity
The All Father PMC operates under an unspoken code one part creed, one part war economy. Every combat drop, escort run, or medical pickup is approached with a dual objective: complete the mission, and harvest the battlefield.
Weapons. Armor. Tech. Supplies. Enemy gear. Friendly leftovers. Crashed ships. Drones. Power cores.
If it’s left behind, it becomes All Father property.
Their members don’t wear matching armor they wear earned armor. Mixed plate, scratched helmets, non-standard issue rigs: every piece tells a story of a fight survived, an enemy defeated, or a contract that went south. Their combat ships are often Frankenstein monsters of salvaged tech, retrofitted to perform, not to impress.
This isn’t disorganization it’s culture. To the All Father, a uniform is a liability. It’s not about how clean you look. It’s about how long you’ve lasted.
Their Field Resource Directive an internal doctrine embedded in their daily ops demands strict recovery and reuse of all gear post-mission. Not for moral reasons, but because nothing is more valuable than what your enemy just tried to kill you with.
Core Operations
Despite their illegal status and black-market associations, The All Father PMC offers services rivaling even the most polished corporate security forces for the right price.
Primary Fields of Operation:
Security Contracts: Guard duty for high-value targets, often in disputed or pirate-infested space where “official” security won’t step.
Combat Escort: Quantum lanes, smuggler paths, VIP protection, and direct-action escort for transports legal or not.
Tactical Transport & Extraction: Fast-in, fast-out transport of sensitive assets, data, or people often under fire.
Medical Recovery: Battle-zone pickups, downed pilots, critical cargo rescues armed medics who shoot as well as they stabilize.
Wartime Salvage & Reclamation: While not officially declared, looting is a strategic function of every mission.
The All Father doesn’t distinguish between legal and illegal when it comes to cargo or client only between paid and unpaid. Their only loyalty is to the contract, the crew, and the unwritten laws of survival.
Structure & Brotherhood
The All Father PMC lacks traditional ranks. Instead, leadership is earned through scars, not stripes. Veterans are given respect by reputation, not title. Squad leaders are often those who’ve bled the most for their crew.
Their internal network runs through an encrypted mesh of reclaimed comms gear and black-market tech, making them extremely hard to track and nearly impossible to infiltrate.
New recruits, known as “Ashlings”, are expected to prove themselves by surviving their first three missions with gear stripped entirely from the battlefield. If you can’t kill for it or earn it, you don’t deserve it. Only then can you carry the All Father name.
Despite their brutal efficiency, they are not disloyal. To betray the PMC is to mark yourself for death a sentence carried out quietly, quickly, and without exception.
“March of the All Father”
By blood, by steel, by the Father’s will.
Marching hard through void and flame,
The All Father calls, we earn our name.
Steel in hand and eyes like ice,
We trade in war — we don’t think twice.
Loot it all — leave none behind,
Armor, guns — they’re all redefined.
What we take becomes our own,
By grit and fire, our power’s grown.
Contracts signed in shadowed halls,
We answer when the empire calls.
Escort, extract — we never fail,
We ride the stars on war-born trail.
Loot it all — leave none behind,
Armor, guns — they’re all redefined.
What we take becomes our own,
By grit and fire, our power’s grown.
Med bays lit by the screams of fate,
No soul lost if we’re not too late.
From death we pull with iron hands,
As soldiers stand where no man stands.
No banners wave, no medals shine,
Just credits earned and battle lines.
We sell our wrath, we sell our shield,
And take our prize from every field.
Loot it all — leave none behind,
No armor wasted, no weapon blind.
By war we live, by war we thrive,
The All Father’s sons are born to survive
Manifesto
1 · Preamble
We are the unwanted sons of the UEE’s outer shadows.
Where law is a rumor and contracts are written in plasma burns, The All Father PMC rises.
We answer no senate roll-call, salute no admiralty flag. Our loyalty is to the contract, the crew beside us, and the spoils that keep us breathing to fight another day.
2 · Mission
Secure. Escort. Transport. Extract.
From shattered trade lanes to siege-locked outposts, we bring order on our terms.
Security Work Fortify the vulnerable; break the bold.
Escort Operations Shield steel and flesh across jump points choked with marauders.
Rapid Transport Move payloads legal or otherwise faster than red tape can tighten.
Med-Evac & Combat Pickup Snatch the living from reaper’s reach; tag and bag the rest.
3 · Pillars of Iron
Efficiency of Violence
Every trigger squeeze is weighed in credits earned. Hesitation is a luxury our clients can’t afford.
Total Salvage Doctrine
No armor discarded, no rifle abandoned. The field provides; we claim and redeploy. Gear is currency. Waste is betrayal.
Fluid Allegiance
We honor the letter of every signed contract until it’s fulfilled or outweighed. Loyalty is priced in hard numbers, not empty oaths.
Discretion by Design
We are the ghost in the quantum wake. No beacons, no witnesses, no lingering heat signatures.
Brotherhood of the Hull
Uniforms fade; scars stay. Inside the line we are family blood in, blood out.
4 · Code of Salvage
Claim the Fallen: Anything not breathing belongs to the unit. Ships, crates, crates within crates strip, stack, stow.
Recycle on the Run: A cracked chest plate can patch a bulkhead; a gutted laser repeater fuels the next jump.
Arm the Next Wave: Captured stock is field-issued in hours, not days. Victory is the best requisition form.
5 · Rules of Engagement
Clients First, Civilians Last: Protect the paying; clear the collateral only if it slows the op.
Minimal Footprint, Maximum Shock: Hit like orbital bombardment, disappear like dust in a vacuum.
Data Is a Bounty: Flight logs, crypto wallets, nav-charts information sells longer than scrap.
6 · Enemies & Assets
The Empire calls us pirates. The cartels call us competition.
Our clients call us again and again because planets spin on fear, and fear respects results.
Allies are temporary. Reputations are transferable. Only the ledger is eternal.
7 · Final Oath
“By shot, by shard, by bleed and burn
We take the war, we take the worth,
We leave only silence in our wake.”
We are The All Father PMC.
When the comms go dark and the distress beacons die, remember:
You hired us because law won’t come.
You’ll keep hiring us because we always will.
Charter
Article I: Purpose
The All Father Private Military Company (PMC) exists to provide high-risk, high-efficiency solutions where the law cannot or will not reach. We specialize in:
Security Operations: Fortify and protect high-value assets and personnel.
Escort Services: Guard convoys, cargo, and VIPs across dangerous space lanes.
Transport & Extraction: Move resources, bodies, and intel dead or alive across sectors.
Medical Pickups: Field extractions, battlefield triage, and asset recovery under fire.
We offer what the legal cannot. We go where the lawful will not. We get it done, no matter the fire or fallout.
Article II: Salvage Doctrine
All Gear is War Fuel
No weapon, armor piece, or tool is left behind. On every contract, what we find, we keep.
Salvage is sacred. Loot is lifeblood. Reuse is survival.
Field Reclamation
Every dead soldier is an opportunity. Stripped gear is recycled, reassigned, or repurposed within hours.
Zero Waste Mandate
Broken gear gets fixed, rigged, or melted into something new. Even enemy equipment becomes ours.
If it fires or protects, it fights again under our banner.
Article III: Command & Cohesion
Hierarchy Through Merit
Rank is earned through results. Loyalty is proven by action, not paperwork.
No room for politics. Only performance.
Crew Comes First
Every operative is family under the hull. We share the blood, the bounty, and the burn.
Internal betrayal is the only true crime.
Mobility is Power
Command structure is fluid. Units form, disband, and reform based on the contract and needs of the mission. Agility trumps bureaucracy.
Article IV: Contracts & Code
The Contract is the Law
Once accepted, a contract is fulfilled. No questions. No moral debates.
Completion is the only justice.
Selective Discretion
Silence is security. We leave no trace, no witnesses, and no loose ends unless paid to.
Payment First, Loyalty Second
We are loyal to the mission, not the flag. Our allegiance is to the highest bidder, until the job ends.
You want faith? Go to church. You want results? Hire All Father.
Article V: Enemies & Allies
No Permanent Friends
Today’s ally is tomorrow’s bounty. We don’t confuse business with belief.
Allies by Profit
We partner only when it’s profitable. Trust is a liability. Agreements are short-lived and strategic.
Enemies by Interference
Any party interfering with our contracts, salvaging, or personnel is marked as hostile UEE, pirate, or otherwise.
Article VI: Final Doctrine
We are not beholden to system, star, or senate.
We are the storm in the dark, the gun behind the door, the last voice on the dying comms.
All Father PMC does not beg, barter, or bend.
We extract. We defend. We loot. We survive.
Everything is a resource. Nothing is wasted.
“War is the economy. Chaos is the currency. We are its collectors.”