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Gravity Spark / GRVSPRK
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Bounty Hunting
History
History
Gravity Spark was founded in direct response to the mass migration of citizens to the Stanton system following the Intergalactic Aerospace Expo of 2951. Poverty increased, crime skyrocketed, and the founders saw a solution:
Training new citizens to fight the growing violence – providing a safe refuge for new citizens to learn and profit – while growing a reputable paramilitary organization. While Gravity Spark has undergone multiple reorganizations, its current form is that of a private corporation. A board of executives provide oversight and make decisions that affect Gravity Spark’s future, or that of its members.
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Modern Era
As Gravity Spark grew, we segmented our skillsets into subunits. This created two distinct advantages:
The First – Enabling our members uncompromised focus on their skillsets, honing them until deadlier than any near-peer adversary could hope to match.
The Second – Creating a series of hierarchal command structures that can rapidly communicate, analyze and respond to developments on the battlefield. A ground-air-logistical task force (GALTF) that allows for constant uptime in battle, without the lulls other organizations suffer as they regroup after regeneration cycles.
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Mission
We strive to provide a safer Stanton for all citizens. We can do this thanks to the overwhelming effectiveness of our specialized GALTF – our response to most multi-threat situations.
Manifesto
Building a Safer Stanton for All Citizens
Gravity Spark offers security services at budget-friendly prices. Each mission is fulfilled by the most proficient paramilitary contractors on this side of the ‘Verse.
When services of this caliper are so affordable, every citizen of Stanton can afford peace of mind!
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Services
Event Security
Whether you want to ensure your org vs. org battle is free of outside interference, or your race is free of harassment, Gravity Spark offers a full complement of support services for any event that may require them. Whether you need respawn points, a full fleet of spacecraft, anti-air artillery or infantry – we can provide what you seek.
Fleet Security
You spend hours mining, trading or salvaging without incident, but one interdiction by nefarious forces and you can lose so much, it wipes hours of work from your account. No more! From now on, secure the safety of you and your earnings. Never leave port without combat support to ward off any malicious forces that your wealth could tempt.
Search & Rescue
Stranded on a moon or planet without transport? Pinned under heavy fire, without hope of escape? Perhaps you were hit in combat, and are now seriously injured, or incapacitated. Regardless of your circumstance, Gravity Spark will come rescue you. Fighting off anti-air artillery, bounty hunters, criminal scum, or even other citizens to arrive at your location and evacuate you to safety.
Mercenary Operations
Gravity Sparks specialized GALTFs are capable of reinforcing the units of clientele, securing landing zones in hostile territory, or repelling and destroying enemy forces. We do this with a variety of spacecraft, ground vehicles and weaponry – all tailored to the situation at hand.
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Prohibited Actions1
Gravity Spark members are also forbidden to partake in any action listed below while playing Star Citizen – whether they are playing with Gravity Spark, another Org, or solo:
- All Forms of Griefing (Per CIG’s Definition)
- Intentional Killing of Fellow Sparks
- Execution of Downed Sparks During Org Events
- Poor Deportment in the Global Chat
1 This list of prohibited actions is being released so the citizens of Stanton may report Gravity Spark members for disciplinary action if they breach these regulations. This is not a comprehensive list of Gravity Spark’s expectations for its members.
Charter
Leadership Structure
Executive Board
Gravity Spark is structured as a corporation. It has an Executive Board, each member holding a position of leadership or special oversight of one section of the organization. Some of the board members lead a branch of Gravity Spark’s operating forces. Others, oversee a specific area of Gravity Spark’s operation – such as marketing, or recruiting.
Directors
Within each branch (Infantry, Air Wing, or Logistical Corps) of Gravity Spark’s structure, there are multiple Directors. Each Director leads a sub-unit within the branch. The Directors are responsible for ensuring the skills of their branch are finely honed – on both an individual level, and as a team.
RSI Ranks
- Senior Executive – Leaders with the highest authority, overseeing overall strategy and operational leadership.
- Junior Executive – Seasoned leaders responsible for specific operational areas and tactical decision-making.
- Senior Partner – Long-term, highly skilled members who contribute significantly and may take on mentoring roles.
- Partner – Experienced members contributing actively to the organization’s goals and operations.
- Apprentice – Members in a developmental phase, showing promise and commitment.
- Associate – New members who have joined and are actively participating in the organization’s activities.
Command Structure
Branches
Branches are the major units that make up Gravity Spark’s operational combat elements. These include the Infantry, the Air Wing, and the Logistical Corps.
Sub-Units
Within each branch there are sub-units. These sub-units allow members to hone a specific specialty with their broader mission. Infantry members can choose to be small-arms specialists, or can specialize in piloting armored vehicles, such as tanks. Logistical Corps members can choose to specialize as combat medics, or salvage/repair engineers. While Gravity Spark doesn’t have the manpower to make specialized units a tactically feasible at this time, this is the intended direction of Gravity Spark’s growth.
Task Forces
Task Forces are typically led by their creator – the member who proposed that task force. There are few roadblocks to become a Task Force leader; almost anyone in the Org could become one, if they desire. To been appointed a Task Force, a Spark must propose a purpose-built team, and be able to articulate the tactical advantage it would pose in a combat operation. They must also be at least a Junior Partner and have members that are willing to join as the Task Force in question gets on its feet.