Every sortie has a purpose
Operations launch with a commander, objective, route, comms plan, assigned roles, and abort criteria.
Strike Group Vigilance | UEE deterrence posture
Naval Star Command
Naval Star Command is a UEE-commissioned strike deterrent built for disciplined Star Citizen milsim. We combine lawful force projection, carrier-group procedure, clear command authority, and immersive fleet storytelling into operations that feel organized, credible, and mission-driven.
UEE-aligned service
Commissioned to hold the line.
Naval Star Command directive
In service of the UEE frontier.
Naval Star Command exists to bring order where the frontier turns hostile: disciplined crews, lawful engagement, coordinated fleet power, and recovery for every element that answers the call.
Principle 01
Serve the UEE
Principle 02
Secure the line
Principle 03
Return together
Fleet doctrine
Disciplined force projection.
Naval Star Command doctrine turns Star Citizen gameplay into credible fleet operations. Every patrol, escort, strike, and recovery mission is built around command intent, lawful rules of engagement, coordinated ship roles, and the logistics required to bring the task group home.
View operating standardsLayered escort doctrine
Capital ships, escorts, fighters, scouts, and recovery crews work as a screen instead of separate players.
Sustain the fleet
Fuel, repair, medical continuity, transport, and extraction are treated as mission-critical capabilities.
What we do
The future is hostile. We train for it.
Naval Star Command does not organize casual dogfights. It builds mission narratives with command intent, assigned roles, communications discipline, ship tasking, medical contingencies, extraction planning, logistics support, and after-action review. Every operation is designed to make pilots, crew, marines, medics, and support elements feel like part of one disciplined fleet.
Doctrine 01
Battlespace control
Verify before fire
Contacts are identified, reported, and confirmed before the fleet commits weapons, boarders, or pursuit.
Doctrine 02
Crew discipline
Hold formation
Pilots, marines, medics, and crewmen stay tied to the plan instead of chasing individual glory.
Doctrine 03
Mission endurance
Recover the fleet
Fuel, repair, rescue, medical response, and extraction keep the operation alive after first contact.
Orders built like a fleet staff process.
Naval Star Command plans operations through a structured order format: situation, mission, execution, sustainment, and command signal. The goal is simple: every pilot, crewman, marine, medic, and logistics element understands the objective before the first ship moves.
Situation
Known threat, friendly forces, terrain, operating area, risk, and special conditions are briefed first.
Mission
The task and purpose are stated clearly so every element understands what success actually means.
Execution
Scheme of maneuver, task organization, formation control, engagement rules, and abort criteria are assigned.
Sustainment
Fuel, repair, medical, rescue, cargo, and extraction plans keep the task group operational.
Command & Signal
Chain of command, primary comms, alternate channels, reporting cadence, and AAR requirements are locked.
Command roster
We are survivors.
Naval Star Command leadership keeps the lore, doctrine, and operational chain of command consistent across training, fleet events, and campaign-style sorties. Each officer supports the structure that turns casual play into organized service: clear authority, reliable reporting, disciplined tasking, and a command culture built around mission success.
Joseph S. Hawkins
Directs Naval Star Command strategy, fleet doctrine, and long-range operational planning.
Daly
Maintains command discipline, crew readiness, and execution standards during fleet operations.
Charles R. Spurgeon
Manages readiness reporting, ship assignments, administrative control, and fleet posture.
Hound
Leads active sorties, mission narrative execution, and line-level operational control.
Questions before you report in.
Naval Star Command is built for players who want structure, immersion, and fleet teamwork without losing the fun of Star Citizen.
Do I need military experience?
No. We teach comms, formations, roles, and mission discipline in-game through training and operations.
Is this hardcore roleplay?
Yes, but practical. We use ranks, chain of command, and doctrine to make missions feel organized, not to kill the mood.
What roles can I join?
Fleet crew, fighter wing, marines, logistics, medical, intelligence, scouting, and command support all have a place.
How active do I have to be?
Real life comes first. The expectation is communication, readiness for scheduled operations, and a willingness to train.
Recruiting command
Report for structured fleet service.
Naval Star Command is looking for players who want more than random combat. Recruits enter a chain of command, learn fleet communications, train with assigned roles, and earn their place inside UEE-aligned operations.
Cadet
Entry
Boot Camp
Training
Fleet
Assignment