A Legacy Forged in Courage
From the resistance efforts of 1943 to the founding of the Unified Stellar Alliance — this is the story of the Neuhaus family and the organization they built across the stars.
"To navigate the future together — providing humanitarian logistics, security, and exploration services while ensuring no pilot ever flies alone."
Our Journey
Over a millennium of service to humanity
Heinrich Neuhaus
Born during an era of global turmoil, Heinrich Neuhaus would later be conscripted into the Wehrmacht in 1943, but his conscience led him to operate covertly with resistance efforts. Post-war, his valor was recognized in the Bundeswehr, earning the Cross of Honour for Valour and the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany.
Quantum Leap
With Dr. Scott Childress's development of the Quantum Core Engine at RSI, humanity's dream of interplanetary travel became reality. The Neuhaus family — carrying forward Heinrich's vision decades after his passing in 1990 — shifted their focus to logistics and transportation, laying the foundations of HLN. Initially focusing on terrestrial logistics within Germany, the family's ambition extended far beyond Earth.
Interstellar Expansion
Johann L. Neuhaus, a visionary descendant, spearheaded the reorganization of HLN into the HLN Group, aligning the company with the evolving needs of interstellar commerce. HLN's security arm evolved to protect assets and trade routes, building a reputation for countering the growing threat of piracy.
Beyond Sol
Following Nick Croshaw's first successful jump point navigation, HLN adapted quickly, utilizing jump points to expand operations to new star systems. The establishment of the UNE in 2271 and later the UEE in 2546 provided the geopolitical backdrop in which HLN thrived.
Military Evolution
As humanity encountered alien species and faced conflicts like the First Tevarin War, HLN expanded its role from logistics provider to defender of human interests. The galaxy demanded that corporations like HLN take a more active role in defense and security.
Battle of Orion's Veil
The Xarix invasion forced HLN to reveal its latent military capabilities. As the UEE focused on the growing Vanduul threat, HLN rallied resources to protect not just its assets but the broader human frontier. Their involvement in the Battle of Orion's Veil was a testament to their tactical prowess.
A New Era
After the overthrow of the Messer regime in 2792 marked a new age of transparency, HLN became a founding member of the Unified Stellar Alliance (USA). The USA's formation, aimed at mutual defense and interstellar commerce, found in HLN a strong ally and logistical backbone.
700+ Missions
Today, HLN Group continues to uphold the values established over a millennium ago. With divisions spanning Naval Operations, Marine Expeditionary Forces, and more — we remain committed to humanitarian logistics and ensuring no pilot ever flies alone.
What We Stand For
Never Fly Alone
Our core philosophy inherited from Heinrich Neuhaus's resistance days. Every pilot, every crew member, every mission — we operate as one unified force. No one is left behind.
Honor in Service
From the Cross of Honour for Valour to the Battle of Orion's Veil, HLN has always stood for principled service. We act with integrity even when it's difficult.
Humanitarian First
While we maintain combat readiness, our primary mission remains humanitarian logistics — the same vision Heinrich Neuhaus had when he first looked to the stars.
Adaptive Excellence
From terrestrial logistics to interstellar defense, HLN has continuously evolved. We embrace change while maintaining our commitment to operational excellence.
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