Meridian Enforcement Corps (MEC)
Deploys across Meridian's frontier operations and to external clients.
Subsidiary funding. Maintains intake, orbital training, and surface rotation infrastructure.
Standing paramilitary. Fireteam-based structure, 8 enlisted and 7 officer grades.
Operates where formal political authority does not apply. Authority is contractual.
Designation advancement tracked institutionally. Governs assignment, pay-grade, and operational authority.
Rank structure and pipeline documented. Client contracts are not.
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Parent conglomerate. MEC is a wholly-owned subsidiary, not a partner or contractor.
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Surface training rotations conducted on the contested mining moon.
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Whiskey Squad. Four-fireteam command, approximately 24 personnel.
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Fireteam Oboe lead. Flux Rift survivor.
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Fireteam George lead. Scout, IL 8.
Assigned solo recruiter missions for Specialist and Scout profiles.
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Ten years MEC service. Recruits command-potential candidates.
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Specialty assessment officer, planetary intake.
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Detail not documented.
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Technician. Flux Rift survivor.
Fields an electronic warfare pack with micro-drones and IR plume detection.
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Institutional employer is Meridian Holdings via the MEC subsidiary.
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Specialty assessment track.
- › Wholly-owned paramilitary subsidiary of Meridian Holdings.
- › Provides enforcement, security, and operational support to Meridian operations and external clients, in contested frontier systems where formal political authority does not apply.
- › Full rank structure: 8 enlisted grades, 7 officer grades, including the unusual Third Lieutenant.
- › Institutional posture: observes the system's outputs and acts on what it sees, openly admitting it does not claim knowledge of system mechanism.
- › Recruiters approach candidates with accurate information and no pitch. Internally described as pattern-recognition over biography.