SES Protector of the People

The SES Protector of the People got its name during one of the darkest stretches of the war, when the institutions people relied on began to fall apart. The United Minutemen, formally established under the Liberty Articles, were built around a simple idea: the mission doesn't come before the people. When high command started treating lives as acceptable losses, General Kharis and his crew drew a line.

The name wasn't chosen lightly. It's a statement one that doesn't fade with time or get buried in official reports. For the crew and the soldiers they fight alongside, the Protector means exactly what it says: a mobile fortress committed not just to winning battles, but to making sure the 108th Infantry Regiment brings everyone home.