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| MEMORANDUM FOR MILITARY COOPERATION, COLLABORATION AND INTEGRATION
Preamble
The signatory nations, resolving
To promote peace and security throughout the world with all necessary efforts, as stated in the SECURS Founding Treaty;
To strengthen their capability to provide a fast and effective response to any threat would endanger any other Member State of the SECURS, as stated in the Article II of the Founding Treaty;
To contribute to the fight against totalitarianism in all its forms, and against the so-called Rogue States, which threats the security and prosperity of the International Community;
To make integration and cooperation between SECURS Member States a pillar also in the military field, in the respect of the International Law and of the inviolable human rights;
Agree as follows:
Article 1
Every Signatory Nation agrees to the institution of the SECURS Joint Military Command (J.M.C.), as an integrate force, with the functions of SECURS military branch, in order to respect and promote the ideals stated in the Founding Treaty and reaffirmed in the Preamble of this Memorandum.
They agree to contribute to the establishment, reinforcement and commission to effectiveness of the J.M.C. with all possible means, commensurate to the dimensions and capacities of the single Nation, making available their armed forces and facilities, and all kind of assistance.
Article 2
The J.M.C. is the military branch of the SECURS, and answers directly to the High Commission for Foreign Affairs, which decides about its deployment and political strategy. However, these decisions will be made without the contribution of the representatives of those Member States who didn’t previously sign this Memorandum.
The J.M.C. is composed by four branches: the Joint Army Command (J.A.C.); the Joint Naval Command (J.N.C.) and the SECURS Space Command (S.S.C.). The executive branch of the J.M.C. is the Joint Chiefs of Staff Command (J.C.S.C.).
The military bodies answers directly to the J.C.S.C. and to the SECURS, without any influence of single Member States.
Article 3
The J.C.S.C. is composed by the Chiefs of Staff of all Signatory Nations.
Its main function is to provide the J.M.C. with a common strategic guide, after the High Commission for Foreign Affairs has decided about the deployment of the J.M.C., providing also counseling and assistance in military and strategic matters to the Commission itself and to all Member States and allies which request it.
The J.C.S.C. elects every six months the Supreme Admiral of the SECURS Space Command, as independent member of the J.C.S.C. itself.
Article 4
The J.A.C. is the Army branch of the J.M.C.
It is composed by contingents from all Signatory Nations, the numbers and quality of which are decided by the single governments in coordination with the J.C.S.C. and the High Commission for Foreign Affairs every six months.
Article 5
The J.N.C. is the naval branch of the J.M.C.
It is composed by contingents and vessels from all Signatory Nations, the numbers and quality of which are decided by the single governments in coordination with the J.C.S.C. and the High Commission for Foreign Affairs every six months.
Article 6
The S.S.C. is the military space branch of the SECURS.
It has the the duty to protect and enforce the interests of the SECURS in the outer space and Earth orbit.
Unlike the J.A.C. and the J.N.C., the S.S.C. is composed by SECURS military, not related to any Member State, specifically transferred from nation military forces or trained in the SECURS Military Academy.
The space fleet vessels will be provided by an international consortium composed by the major industries of the sector of the Signatory Nations. The consortium will be organized under the supervision of the Council for Economical Affairs.
Due to the specific contest in which the S.S.C. operates, Signatory Nations that do not have any interest in space activities can submit a reserve on this Article. Tarajan City Edited by New Tarajan - 10/11/2012, 14:00 |
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