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=== Original Charter === | === Original Charter === | ||
Colonial duty was essentially a ceremonial function, primarily intended to placate the colonists' fears of pirates and marauders, so the [[UNSC]] felt a separate command-the '''CMA'''-would suffice to administer to these less important activities. At the time, [[Navigation Command|NavCom]] and [[Unified Ground Command|UniCom]] believed that their own resources were better spent on acitivites withing the [[Sol System]]. As the colonies spread and became more vital, [[Navigation Command|NavCom]] and [[Unified Ground Command|UniCom]] tried to disband the CMA and usurp its role on a number of occasions, but the colonial command was adamant in protecting their turf. Their charter (approved by the [[UNSC]]) left little room for external maneuvering. Even so, by 2400 CE, [[Navigation Command|NavCom]] and [[Unified Ground Command|UniCom]] were operating the [[Inner Colonies]] alongside '''CMA'''. | Colonial duty was essentially a ceremonial function, primarily intended to placate the colonists' fears of pirates and marauders, so the [[UNSC]] felt a separate command-the '''CMA'''-would suffice to administer to these less important activities. At the time, [[Navigation Command|NavCom]] and [[Unified Ground Command|UniCom]] believed that their own resources were better spent on acitivites withing the [[Sol System]]. As the colonies spread and became more vital, [[Navigation Command|NavCom]] and [[Unified Ground Command|UniCom]] tried to disband the CMA and usurp its role on a number of occasions, but the colonial command was adamant in protecting their turf. Their charter (approved by the [[UNSC]]) left little room for external maneuvering. Even so, by 2400 CE, [[Navigation Command|NavCom]] and [[Unified Ground Command|UniCom]] were operating the [[Inner Colonies]] alongside '''CMA'''. | ||
=== CMA and the Outer Colonies === | |||
In response to encroaching [[Navigation Command|NavCom]] and [[Unified Ground Command|UniCom]], the '''CMA '''made the [[Outer Colonies]] their province, and tended to assign most of their oforces to the periphery of the border worlds. They drew most of hteir recruits from the colonies and their soldiers often thought of themselves as frontiersmen, more bold and adventurous than their [[UNSC]] counterparts. As Humanity spread, the '''CMA '''was at the forefront, helping colonists to tame worlds and protecting citizens from lawlessness in sparesely populated areas. | |||
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Revision as of 20:24, October 21, 2009
Template:Ratings The Colonial Military Administration was created by the Unified Earth Government in the early 2300s. Its original mission was to serve as the controlling body for UNSC ships and ground forces reassigned to colonial protective opertations. However, over the year it gradually became usurped by UNSC.
Origins
Original Charter
Colonial duty was essentially a ceremonial function, primarily intended to placate the colonists' fears of pirates and marauders, so the UNSC felt a separate command-the CMA-would suffice to administer to these less important activities. At the time, NavCom and UniCom believed that their own resources were better spent on acitivites withing the Sol System. As the colonies spread and became more vital, NavCom and UniCom tried to disband the CMA and usurp its role on a number of occasions, but the colonial command was adamant in protecting their turf. Their charter (approved by the UNSC) left little room for external maneuvering. Even so, by 2400 CE, NavCom and UniCom were operating the Inner Colonies alongside CMA.
CMA and the Outer Colonies
In response to encroaching NavCom and UniCom, the CMA made the Outer Colonies their province, and tended to assign most of their oforces to the periphery of the border worlds. They drew most of hteir recruits from the colonies and their soldiers often thought of themselves as frontiersmen, more bold and adventurous than their UNSC counterparts. As Humanity spread, the CMA was at the forefront, helping colonists to tame worlds and protecting citizens from lawlessness in sparesely populated areas.