Ugokarinsky Space Forces

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Emblem of the UACRA

Overview
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The space force and organization of Ugokarinsky is the Ugokarinsky Aeronautics and Cosmic Research Agency (UACRA). It is also commonly referred to as The Ugokarinsky National Space Forces (UNSF) or simply the Ugokarinsky Space Force. UACRA used to be an independent national space program but later joined forces after the UNSF was established in 1980. UACRA was founded on November 18th, 1953 and has carried out all of the most important and largest space missions of the country, including the series of missions to the moon and mars. As far as space technology, Ugokarinsky is very developed and advanced in this area. The leader of the UNSF / UACRA is the Supreme Commander of the Space Forces. The Ugokarinsky Air Forces work closely with the UNSF because of the old existing space programs in the Air Forces that took part in experimenting with getting Ugoskvs into space prior to the creation of the Space Forces. Just like all of the other branches of the military, the Ugokarinsky Space Forces is part of the National Ugokarinsky Armed Forces (NUAF).

The reason for creating a military space service is because of the technological advancements in the world. Eventually, it is expected that countries with take their conflicts into space, whether it be to claim planetary territory, trying to launch a nuke at another country through space, or even sending units to fight one another in the case of war. Other reasons of the space force are to protect, maintain, and expand the military satellites currently occupying space. Along with protecting national security as well. The global satellites are critical to future military operations and to keep tabs on the events in hostile countries. The Space Forces are in the process of laying out plans for a special space fleet of ships that would be used to deploy into space for whatever reason necessary. The Space Force is organized and consists of three different echelons of command: field commands, garrisons, and squadrons. There is a lot of opposition to this force, though it has been active since the 1980s, not much has progressed up until quite recently. The opposition comes from other countries, but also with Ugokarinsky's own citizens. Most do not see the need for a space force, especially considering if other countries take the space force as a threat, it could escalate dangerously. For most of the Space Forces existence, it has either been very unproductive or secretive.

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History
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There have been many major missions into space that were directed and made possible by the Ugokarinsky Aeronautics and Cosmic Research Agency along with the Ugokarinsky Space Forces. UACRA has been responsible for being the first space program to complete a lot of important feats such as the first satellite ever in space and first woman ever to be sent to space. For a short while, in the prime popularity of the UACRA, space launches would be live on video for the whole world to see. Nowadays, the projects are more secretive and there has not been a broadcasted live launch since 1972. Currently, the UNSF and UACRA are working on creating a form of space shuttle that could be easily produced at a low cost, though still of the highest quality. With newer and newer technology, this is becoming easier. Eventually, the ambitious Supreme Commander of the UNSF hopes to add some type of weapon to the space shuttles and make them into battleships. It would be similar to the first air crafts used in war. Below is a list of highlighted dates because of their important roles in Ugokarinskian research in space. Some of the dates mean the first in the country Ugokarinsky and/or the first in the world.
• 1956: First animal is sent into space, a monkey named Mosk by the public. Most quickly died after a few hours of being on the space shuttle.
• 1957: The first satellite, known as Odirilsk, was successfully launched into space by Ugokarinsky.
• 1958: First Ugokarinskian mammal to orbit the Earth in space. The animal was a dog named Yovo.
• 1958: First photos captured within space of the Earth by a satellite.
• 1960: The second man worldwide is sent into space that safely returned.
• 1961: The first person to sleep in space.
• 1961: The third person in the world to spend two days in space.
• 1962: The first woman is sent into space.
• 1964: The mission to develop intercontinental ballistic missiles is launched.
• 1965: The second person worldwide to walk in space.
• 1966: The second intercontinental ballistic missile in the world is fully developed.
• 1966: Another human is sent on mission Shavir II with an animal companion. The animal was a dog named Ozy who actually survived the mission.
• 1967: First artificial satellite around the moon.
• 1967: First pace shuttle sent to the moon and landed on the moon unmanned.
• 1968: First pictures of Mars from a satellite.
• 1968: The second space shuttle worldwide to orbit the moon.
• 1969: The mission to create a space station is launched.
• 1969: Failed mission to get a group of cosmonauts to the moon. Tragically, they all died minutes within takeoff.
• 1971: The third group of cosmonauts worldwide to reach the moon.
• 1971: The second lunar material, or moon rocks, collected from the moon.
• 1971: Second space rover worldwide to land on the moon.
• 1972: The first space station is established by UACRA.
• 1972: Second successful mission to the moon.
• 1972: The first photos of Mars are taken.
• 1973: The second space rover worldwide is sent onto Mars.
• 1975: A series of spacecrafts holding rovers but no life forms were sent onto Mars.
• 1976: The first probe to go to Venus.
• 1976: The first photographs of Venus in space.
• 1978: The second soil samples from Venus's surface.
• 1979: Second images taken of Jupiter worldwide.
• 1980: The UNSF is created.
• 1980: The first satellite to orbit Jupiter long-term.
• 1981: Start of mapping out Mars.
• 1981: Start of mapping out Venus.
• 1982: The first pictures of Saturn.
• 1982: The first pictures of Uranus.
• 1984: The first pictures of Jupiter.
• 1985: There are four official space stations in space.
• 1985: One of the first discoveries of more moons orbiting Jupiter.
• 1986: There are only two space stations worldwide.
• 1987: The Space Forces establish their first Space Base on Earth.
• 1989: There is a permanent crew of cosmonauts and other space pilots from different nations.
• 1990: One of the first photographs of the entire solar system.
• 1991: Discovery of an exoplanet.
• 1992: The Space Forces sent units into space for unknown reasons.
• (Not Confirmed) 1994: Space Forces are rumored to have launched highly developed weapons into space in a remote location.
• 1994: The longest Ugokarinsky flight in space of over a year.
• 1995: A crew visited all four space stations.
• 1996: An incident where a crew of four cosmonauts were in the space shuttle Lysnoy I, which exploded hours after launch. It was supposed to be the start of a series of missions to the moon and
throughout space stations but was cancelled shortly after the accident.
• 1998: The UNSF starts recruiting people to be part of the new experimental Space Forces branch of military.
• 1999: The order of ranks in the UNSF is developed and established, with the Supreme Commander of the Space Forces as head of the program.
• 2001: Two of the largest space stations combine into one international space station.
• 2002: First orbiting of an asteroid.
• 2002: First instrument brought into one of the space stations.
• 2003: First landing of on an asteroid.
• 2004: First Ugokarinsky civilian to win a trip to space.
• 2004: First Ugokarinsky private space company founded.
• 2006: A series of samples successfully received by different comets.
• 2007: First private company cosmonaut sent into space.
• 2008: The Volka Space Station is established in space.
• 2008: First probe to go to Neptune.
• 2010: First probe to orbit Uranus.
• 2010: Discovery of a series of interstellar planets.
• 2011: The first rover is unsuccessfully sent to Neptune.
• 2013: The second attempt at sending a rover to Neptune is unsuccessful.
• 2014: Finally, a rover is on Neptune.
• 2015: Orbit of a few selected dwarf planets.
• 2015: A unit of Space Force soldiers are deployed into the Volka Space Station as a test.
• 2016: First food grown in space.
• 2016: The mission for black hole exploration begins.
• 2018: Another rover is launched onto Mars.
• 2019: A probe with high protection goes to orbit the Sun.

These are only some of the most major events that have happened. A lot is unknown about the plans and there are a lot of rumors of what UACRA and the Space Forces are capable of and what they have done already. There is specific location that the UACRA have been said to launch secret missions, though no one can prove this or knows where such a place might be.

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Rare photo of Melor Chaykovsky in his young years

Space Force Ranks
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The space force ranks were declared in 1999, along with the new program to train a test unit to go into space as military soldiers. The first Supreme Commander of the Space Forces was a man named Melor Chaykovsky. The man was always described by his colleagues, friends, and family as strange. It was clear that Chaykovsky had a very intelligent mind. The man worked on aerospace engineering his entire life. Everyone he has worked with has described him as married to his job, or in harsher terms, a 'workaholic'. He dedicated his life to aerospace engineering. He received a Masters degree in aeronautics and astronautics at university. He first worked for the Ugokarinsky Armed Forces when he joined the Air Forces and for over fifteen years he specialized in operations, research and development, and academia.

Melor Chaykovsky received his commission as a second lieutenant from the Ugokarinsky Air Forces Academy (UAFA), and from there on out continue to get his education and climb up the ranks in the Air Forces. Eventually, after managing and being the head of many new projects, Chaykovsky was promoted to a commander general of the Ugokarinsky Air Forces. Then the UNF was created and needed a new head figure. Chaykovsky was nominated to tranfer over to the new Ugokarinsky Space Forces branch as Supreme Commander. With the new establishment of a space force, Chaykovsky was already developing new ideas for a militia unit in space. The two things he was greatly passionate about, space and the military, could be combined and he had the opportunity to be the director of it all. Chaykovsky graciously took the job and became the first Supreme Commander of the Space Forces. While he was in power, Melor Chaykovsky started a lot of new programs. He provided funding for the research of space weapons and proposed and executed the idea of the first Ugokarinsky Space Base in space. Chaykovsky renewed many unused or inactive air force bases into space bases in all different federal states. He helped to officiate the ranks of the new space force and started multiple training programs for the air force and others to join the UNSF. Chaykovsky tragically died in 2011 due to a fatal heart attack. The title of Supreme Commander of the Space Forces is now currently held by Lyudmila Sukhova. A person can now hold the position of SCoSF for ten years before there is a new candidate decided. The same person can become SCoSF multiple times if decided by the president and a team of the highest ranking officials in the Ugokarinsky Armed Forces.

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Other Symbols of the Space Force
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To the right are some different variations of symbols used by the Ugokarinsky Space Forces. These emblems have been used in the Ugokarinsky Space Forces and UACRA at different times in history. The symbols, like most other Ugokarinsky emblems, showcase the popular red and yellow colors. The simple yellow rocket with a single red star at the top has been a well-known symbol in foreign nations as well. If someone were to show that to say, someone from Chor Drines, they would almost immediately identify it as a UNSF symbol. The first emblem, the one that can be found at the very top, was created back in the year 1981, one year after the UNSF was established. The shield emblem was later adopted as the patch that would go on Ugokarinsky space soldiers' arms when they wore full uniform. The final emblem, a dark red rocket on a bright red and yellow oval-shaped background, was used during mostly the 1970's. It is not as popular anymore, but is almost always used when depicting the UNSF or UACRA in video games and popular culture. Each unit of space militia have their own badge specific to them.

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Location
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There are a number of different locations on Earth that serve as Ugokarinsky space research bases and then others that are classified as space stations. There are five main bases and ten smaller stations, not including the actual space base in space. The function and focus of each space base is slightly different. The space stations are used mostly as training facilities and are also used to continue to monitor intelligence satellites in space from Earth. The first base to be created by the Space Forces was the Muvsk Space Base in February of 1987.

Here is a short list of the bases:
• Muvsk Space Base, located in the federal state Nolcolk
• Farokin Space Base, located in the federal state Stegow
• Makanpa Space Base, located in the federal state of Reuchnik
• Solitau Space Base, located in the federal state of Zelansuschevsk
• Beloren Space Base, located in the federal state of Ustpryoshka

Here are some of the space stations/centers and their basic purposes:

Chaykovsky Space Training Facility
The CSTF was named after Melor Chaykovsky because of his great contributions to the Space Forces and aeronautic development. This is one of the head programs, and one of the only well-known ones too, that recruits and trains future space soldiers and cosmonauts. The trainees will go through various tests and it is kind of like a school. You will do physical activity, but also take studies on things like operating space controls.

UACRA Headquarters
This is the leadership center of the whole entirety of the UNSF and UACRA. There is one head administrator that reports everything to the SCoSF. Important figureheads and leaders from all over Ugokarinsky and even some other countries take visits to the renowned space headquarters. This is one of the oldest buildings of UACRA's history, and this headquarters has commanded and carried out some of the most important space missions of the Exploration of the Space Age. The headquarters serves of the heart of UACRA and is critical to manage and oversee all future missions. The UACRA is made up of multiple teams. Some teams are strictly responsible for intelligence, research, arranging, development, testing, planning and funding, and managing international partners.

Gladkov Flight Center
The Gladkov Flight Center takes care of testing flights and advancing aeronautics. The center is currently working on supersonic flight, space able weapons, electric propulsion, and advanced supershuttles. The Gladkov Center carries out thousands of different tests every year, almost always without humans inside, but sometimes with very small animals or organisms. The tests are not always giant, life-sized rocket- they are usually smaller models and in door tests with individual rocket portions. A lot of times cosmonauts and space force soldiers will come to the Gladkov Flight Center to go threw high-tech simulations that show what life would be like in space and how a space launch will feel. The GFC also operates an underwater side program that helps cosmonauts to understand what no gravity feel like. Gladkov's mission is to further understand the universe by safely creating the most advanced and defended space shuttles for Ugokarinsky's cosmonauts.

Prikhodko Institute for Space Studies
The Prikhodko Institute for Space Studies focuses on educating the next revolutionary scientists in aeronautic engineering and modern rocketry. This is an institute for all of the greatest minds in space research to gather and this is where others go to learn. The institute also focuses on the climate from the past, how it might be in the future, and how that will effect UACRA's space exploration. Scientists also research the general effects of large-scale space exploration. The institute also studies space history. All of the photos, rock samples, soil samples, and other artifacts from space are often times taken to the Prikhodko Institute for thorough studies.

Oreborg Space Administration
The Oreborg Space Administration is located near the capital. It is mostly responsible for managing the satellites that take pictures and the rovers that take samples from other planets. The pictures are sent from space and processed on Earth. While that is mostly what the OSA's focus is on, the administration will co-lead tons of other operations such as systems engineering and integration software and avionics systems integration; support the development of Constellation vehicle requirements, trade studies, and process and tools offices; and support navigation and tracking, power, command, control, communication and information, other program-wide human factors, and ground/mission operations systems integration groups.

Danchenko Research Center
The Danchenko Research Center designs new shuttles and new parts. This is where teams of of the brightest scientists create new parts that get sent off to the Gladkov Flight Center for testing.

Turmanidze Space Station
Turmanidze Space Station is the leading monitoring in missile warning and space domain awareness. Not much else is known about what the Turmanidze Space Station really does.

Space Warfighting Development Facility
The Space Warfighting Development Facility is in charge of the future space military and the weapons. The facility comes up with different scenarios of a future space war and has started to make preparations for the most extreme circumstances. It is said that missiles that can be flown to space to another country are created here, but UACRA and the UNF have not confirmed this nor denied it.

Gronyastal Space Center (Equipment Control and Launch Division)
This is where all of the launches of any major spacecrafts happen. All of the most important missions and their space shuttles, like the ones to the moon, have been set off for liftoff there. The Gronyastal Space Center also serves as a museum of history for Ugokarinsky's timeline of space exploration. Old ship pieces are stored within the center's museum, which citizens can visit. Within the museum, there is also large, life-like space shuttle models, space suits from successful missions, photos from the 1950's, 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's, up until recently. There are also recording that citizens can press a button to hear. Short videos can also be played of some of the broadcasted missions. Documentaries about space are played in a large dome shaped room, similar to a movie theater. Some cosmonauts took cameras into space and would record short videos for people back down on Earth. Those can also be played at the GSC.

Volka Space Station
The Volka Space Station (VSS) is the only space station from Ugokarinsky that is actually located in space. It was established in 2008. It serves as a storage unit and living location for 'space soldiers'. Permanent residents that are highly trained cosmonauts live there until they are called back to Earth or there is need of an evacuation. The Space Station is located on a very large spacecraft that consistently orbits the Earth. Space shuttles from Earth will be sent up with supplies for the people living there, then be returned by the cosmonauts with all of the garbage and waste back to Earth. This cycle repeats. The UNSF and UACRA are using this form of living as a type of research or what it is like to work and live in space long-term. It helps the UNSF predict what conditions might be like if there was ever war declared in space.

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Budget
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Both UACRA and the Ugokarinsky Space Forces have very high budgets for space research. This years budget is supposedly going to be used for a shuttle with humans to Mars, along with more developments in the military aspect of space warfare. The budget increases by billions and billions of orlovs each year. As UACRA and the UNSF continue to do bring on more ambitious projects, the amount of funding needed increases as well. UACRA will take donations from large companies. The current budget this year for UACRA and UNSF operations is an estimated 41.3 billion orlovs. While other countries (except for a few) have been swaying away from further space development, Ugokarinsky is only more invested. They are currently competing with the country of Dinolf, who has been very space-focused in recent times.

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UACRA's Logo in "In space, no one can hear you scream."

Popular Culture
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Over the years interest in the Space Forces has increased rapidly. There is a very popular game called: "In space, no one can hear you scream." The game basically depicts a future world where the next Global War takes place in space. In sort of a sci-fi dystopian feel, you play as a space soldier that was drafted to fight in the war. The guns, while incredibly advanced (and defy reality), still create no noise since space is a vacuum. You have to try and survive this 'silent war', while having no choice to escape it without dying. The player also plays as different world leaders, citizens, and other people to get a feel of what life back on Earth feels like. The point of the game is to educate others to be careful with space warfighting and see what it could do to the entire world, especially in the wrong hands. An overall somber, dark mood is placed throughout the game. UACRA's logo is different in the game to show symbolism to the great change that will come. That, or it was because of copyright reasons. The game is rated 8.5/10 stars on the famous website Lurina, which does reviews on everything from simple children's games about taking care of puppies to the most violent ones out there, and everything in-between. Some people say the game is incredibly important and could be a glimpse into Ugokarinsky's future if the UNSF is not careful.

In popular literature, books have been written about the greatest leaders from the UNSF and UACRA. In movies, historical films and documentaries have been made about the successful and failed missions. One of the most popular ones is a movie called: "The Two on Shavir" The name is a play of words off of the name of the mission series, Shavir II, because there were two living creatures aboard the spaceship. The was a man aboard the ship, Ladislas Alfonsovich Asagaroff, and a dog named Ozy. It was a tribute to all of the animals sent into space, but specifically the dog Yovo and the monkey Mosk, who both died from the flight to space. The public loved Yovo and Ozy especially. To see a movie created about Asagaroff and Ozy in space warmed the hearts of all Ugoskvs. The movie was released in 1991. Ugokarinsky citizens still watch it today, and although it doesn't show much real science or educate the viewers, it is full of impact in other ways because of the human-animal companionship. Most of the time, it is shown in science classes when they are doing a space unit.

The UNSF and UACRA have even impacted music in some ways. There are a lot of songs about being in space that are based around UACRA events. For some younger Ugoskvs, space is an 'aesthetic' and they are obsessed with the galaxies and planets. The space lovers adore looking at all of the photos taken by UACRA probes and satellites.

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UACRA Current Logo

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UACRA's Logo 1953-1967

UACRA's Logo
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The Ugokarinsky Aeronautics and Cosmic Research Agency has had various logos over the years, but it is always with the same theme: a fairly simple font with a bright red color. The first UACRA logo was a lowercase text with round red letters and was used until 1967. A variation to the design was used until 1980 when the UNSF was created. For some reason, after the UNSF was combined with UACRA, the logo became all uppercase letters. Though the UNSF probably had nothing to do with it, people wonder why the design was altered so slightly. It did maintain the red color, however. UACRA had never had a fancy symbol or badge to represent it, just it's name in bright red letters. At one point, a small red spaceship was above the 1953 logo, but that only lasted for roughly two years and is not used to this day.

Ugokarinskian citizens are wanting UACRA to call a nation-wide competition for everyday artists to recreate its logo. UACRA leaders have debated it and say that could possibly happen in the future. There are so many creative minds that could come up with a fresh, original new look for the agency. If there ever was a competition, there would be no prize- other than having the winner's logo as the national symbol for the Space Forces and UACRA, which should be prize enough. Some Ugoskvs and even others from different countries have already recreated the UACRA logo for their own entertainment. If a competition were to be held, the citizens would send their artwork (preferably digital through email, but traditional paper designs could be sent to UACRA Headquarters) to UACRA who would then eliminate them through different rounds until declaring a winner. .

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