An internal UNA framework governing recovered dead crews and returned-vessel response.
Black protocol
Dead Crew Directive
A restricted UNA doctrine that recodes the dead and the returned as strategic recoverable assets.
Black protocolRecoverable assetsInstitutional guilt
Restricted file
Case summary.
The protocol reveals that the institution treats the dead not as honored losses but as recoverable instruments of power.
It confirms the UNA knew of the phenomenon before the Harrow Saint case became public.
The saga’s moral conflict sharpens the moment this doctrine surfaces.
Evidence matrix
What keeps this file open.
Terminology shift
Language inside the file reduces survivors to assets, categories and usable outcomes.
Operational preparation
Response patterns imply long-running internal awareness.
Mira connection
The Cross family case touches the protocol directly.
Lena classification
Even Lena appears in the logic of recoverable command continuity.
Case significance
Why this record matters.
More than a case file, the Dead Crew Directive is the policy skeleton behind the early saga: the proof that the institution expected the dead to come back and planned to own the result.
This dossier page is reader-facing and spoiler-conscious. It clarifies the function of the file inside the sequence without reproducing the full restricted contents.