Space Force
The Space Force is the military pillar of planetary defense. Unlike the fragmented efforts at the beginning of the Crisis Era, the Council is promoting the adoption of unified standards, communications, and trust among the Space Forces of various countries.
Progress of Formation (Public Statement)
| Time | Progress |
|---|---|
| Year 3 | China took the lead in establishing the Space Force, with General Chang Weisi as Commander; the United States and Russia subsequently announced their establishment. |
| Year 3 – Year 4 | Council member States such as Europe, the United Kingdom, France, Japan, and India have successively established or announced the establishment of their Space Forces. |
| 15 March, Year 4 | Signing of the "Framework Agreement on the Joint Staff of the Space Force" (signed by 18 countries) |
Joint Staff
- Mandate: A coordinating body under the Council, which does not alter the command chain of the Space Forces of individual countries.
- Functions: Unify training standards, align command and communication systems, coordinate joint exercises, and establish officer exchange mechanisms.
- Organizational Plan: The allocation of seats and funding plan will be submitted for deliberation at the 13th meeting (12 April).
"Pioneer" Series Joint Exercises
The first joint exercise, "Pioneer-4", is scheduled to take place in Year 5 of the Crisis Era, focusing on the coordination of member States' near-Earth orbit assets, with an emphasis on verifying command and communication integration and mutual aid procedures for system failures.
Enlistment in the Space Force
Recruitment into the Space Force of each member State is conducted in accordance with national laws. For technical and language positions at the Council level, see "Public Service – Recruitment"; those intending to join their national Space Force should consult announcements from their national defense authorities.