Primus Intus – Ultimus Foras
Three pillars
One Corps. Three ways to serve. Fleet holds the lanes. Legion holds the ground. INCOM keeps both in the fight. Every Pathfinder stands on one of these posts — or learns all three.
The lanes
Fleet Command
Classis Invicta
Fleet holds the black. When a settlement calls, when a convoy needs teeth, when the jump is unknown — the ships go first.
Fleet Command is the naval arm of the Cassini Pathfinder Corps. Pilots, Starmen, and shipboard engineers keep CPATH a fighting navy, not a club with ships. Escorts, interdiction, search and rescue, and long-range survey all sit on this pillar.
A Pathfinder in Fleet learns the hull they fly and the people they fly with. Combat Advanced Spaceflight, CPATH Flight School, boarding and defense — the catalog is there so a wing can answer without a briefing that lasts longer than the threat.
We are not pirates and we are not a racing league. The lanes stay open because someone is willing to sit a watch. Classis Invicta — the fleet undefeated — is a standard, not a boast.
What they do
- Combat air and space patrol, escort, and fleet defense
- Capital and multi-crew operations under Corps command
- Search, rescue, and recovery in contested space
- Survey, exploration, and jump-lane security
- Shipboard engineering and combat casualty control
Specialties
- Pilot
- Starman
- Engineer — Ship Based
Steady hands in a cockpit. People who can hold formation, talk clearly on comms, and treat a ship like a post — not a toy.
The ground
The Legion
Ferro et Sanguine
Someone has to step off the ramp. The Legion is that someone — boots on deck, in the bay, and in the dirt.
The Legion is CPATH’s ground force. Close-quarters, station breach, planetary assault, and the ugly work between the hangar and the objective. Ferro et Sanguine — by iron and blood — is how the pillar was named, and how it still fights.
A Legionnaire trains for the fight that ships cannot finish. Low-G breach, ship boarding, rapid combat readiness, anti-piracy, combat medicine. When Fleet delivers the team, Legion takes the room.
Discipline over noise. The Corps is a militia of veterans and citizens, not a death-or-glory outfit. Legion holds the line so civilians, crew, and fellow Pathfinders get home.
What they do
- Infantry assault, defense, and close-quarters battle
- Station, facility, and ship-boarding actions
- Armored and mechanized support on the surface
- Security for Corps assets, recoveries, and civilians
- Combat medical response under fire
Specialties
- Legionnaire
People who will take a hard post and keep it. Ground sense, clear comms, and the willingness to train before the call comes.
The spine
Industrial Command
Sustentamus Omnia
No fleet stays in the fight on empty holds. INCOM keeps the Corps fed, fueled, repaired, and paid in the only currency that matters: being ready.
Industrial Command — INCOM — is mining, salvage, haulage, construction, and the quiet logistics that make an operation possible. Sustentamus Omnia. We sustain all.
The Industrial Division SOP was written so this work is a profession, not a side hustle. Refineries, recovery of wrecks, supply runs into Pyro and back, the Construction Task Force stood up after CitizenCon — INCOM is how CPATH stays in the black without selling the charter.
A Pathfinder here is as much a part of the order of battle as a pilot or a Legionnaire. When the guns go quiet, someone still has to bring the ore home and put a ship back on the line.
What they do
- Mining, refining, and resource control
- Salvage, recovery, and wreck operations
- Logistics, cargo, and resupply under escort
- Construction and Corps infrastructure
- Industrial engineering and operational casualty control
Specialties
- Industrial Operator
Operators who like the work that keeps everyone else flying. Patience, systems sense, and pride in a full hold and a clean ship.
Recruit Depot
Pick a post
You name a pillar on the application. Command files you where the Corps needs you — and where you will actually serve. Combined operators exist. The three posts do not.