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Personnel

Members

Note: Listed in chronological order of join date.

• ALTA2017-Fleet Admiral
• Game_Boy53-Admiral
• Deadstrikekid-Lieutenant
• superbudderdude-Ensgin
• brent209-Admiral
• Dylan25lee-Ensgin
• dombomb104-Recruit
• lucradov-Recruit
• Failedreality-Recruit
• Phyn-Commodore

Ranks

Note: Listed in ascending order, ☆ denotes Flag Rank (Ability to command a large ship).

Enlisted

• Recruit (Rec)
• Apprentice (App)
• Tradesman (Tdm)
• Petty Officer (PO)
• Chief Petty Officer (CPO)
• Senior Petty Officer (SPO)

Officers

• Officer Cadet (Cdt)
• Ensign (Esg)
• Lieutenant (Lt)
• Commodore☆ (Cmd)
• Captain ☆ (Cpt)
• Admiral ☆ (Adm)
• Fleet Admiral ☆ (FltAdm)

Uniforms

Officers are issued gray jumpers (Slightly Darker than Ship Colors) and enlisted persons are issued dark blue jumpers for use in a habitable atmosphere. The same colors are used for dress uniforms. Space suits are colored to correspond with the member's specialty. At certain times space suits will be gray or dark blue (according to rank).

Member Handbook

Engineering Specialties

With the exception of Commanding Staff (Admirals and Fleet Admirals), all members of the UFAF have an assigned job that has been categorized into individual engineering fields. Each field is recognized as a Command. There are 9 commands. The Energy Engineering Command, the Geological Engineering Command, the Nuclear Engineering Command, the Civil Engineering Command, the Flight Engineering Command, the Transportation Engineering Command, the Biomedical Engineering Command, and the Military Engineering Command. (The 9th Command is the Headquarters Command.) Headquarters Command (HQ) is represented by a goldenrod color.

Energy Engineering

EEC Patch/Badge

The Energy Engineering Command is responsible for all non-nuclear related energy systems on ships and stations such as solar panels and lights. Officers typically design Energy Systems and command Installation Crews. Enlisted members of the Energy Engineering Command (EEC) are typically Electricians. The color red is used to represent the EEC.

Geological Engineering

The Geological Engineering Command deals with the locating, extraction, and processing of geological materials for use by the Energy, Nuclear, Civil, and Flight Engineering Commands. Officers in the Geological Engineering Command (GEC) typically command Mining Ships, Mining Expeditions, Processing Facilities, and Shipping Facilities. Enlisted personnel typically find jobs as Miners, Geological Engineering Technicians (locating minerals), and Processing Technicians. The color orange is used to denote GEC operations.

Nuclear Engineering

The Nuclear Engineering Command is responsible for the fueling of the UFAF's Ship's and Station's Nuclear Reactors. The Nuclear Engineering Command's mission is essential to the mission of the EEC. An Officer in the Nuclear Engineering Command (NEC) typically commands Refueling Stations, Fuel Ships, and Radioactive Material Storage Facilities. An Enlisted member is usually a Nuclear Engineering Technician who is responsible for the safe storage and internal transportation of radioactive materials. The color of NEC mission ships and bases is yellow.

Civil Engineering

The Civil Engineering Command builds stations for the UFAF. Officers of the Civil Engineering Command (CEC) command Construction Ships, Construction Crews, Construction Sites, And Construction Bases (for building modular pieces.) Officers also plan the aforementioned bases. Enlisted persons work as Construction Workers, Surveyors, and Civil Engineering Technicians (analyze prospective building sites, usually with the help of Geological Engineering Technicians.)

Flight Engineering

The Flight Engineering Command (FEC) supervises the Repair of Ships and Small Craft, as well as the piloting of these ships. In conjunction with the Military Engineering Command and Transportation Engineering Command, the FEC designs the UFAF's Ships and Small Craft. Officers of the FEC command Dry-Docks, Repair Ships and Repair Stations. Senior Officers design ships while Junior Officers are often pilots. Enlisted members are Repairmen and Builders in the FEC's dry-docks. The FEC is represented by the color blue.

Transportation Engineering

The Transportation Engineering Command (TEC) Purple

Commander: Cmd. Phyn

Biomedical Engineering

White

Military Engineering

Black

Special Forces

Olive

Ships

Combat Ships

Carriers

Frigates

Destroyers

Cruisers

Minelayers

Minesweepers

Torpedo Ships

Small Craft

Patrol Craft

Bombers

Fighters

Non-Combat Ships

Transporters

Fuel Ships

Medical Ships

Repair Ships

Shipbuilding Handbook

SEC 1: EXTERIOR LIGHTING

• The points farthest from the center of the ship on either side must be given a red or green lighting fixture, side appropriate.

• One yellow light should be centered on the bottom of the hull.

• Two white lights should be placed atop the ship. One being ⅓ the total length of the ship from stern and the other ⅓ the total length of the ship from bow.

SEC 2: EXTERIOR PAINT

• All ships should be painted HSV 0º, 0%, 27% to assist with camouflaging

• Each ship should have a 2 block wide stripe approximately ⅓ the total length of the ship from bow colored to represent the ships purpose.

• Please note that these are tentative rules intended only for uniformity's sake and some leeway will be allowed. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns please contact the faction commander.*

How to Join

To request more information on this faction or to request to join, you may contact the faction through the following links.

• The UFAF's Steam Group
• The UFAF's Commander's Steam Account
• The UFAF's Commander's SE Wiki Account

You may also use these links to contact the faction about the absorption of another faction.