United Interplanetary States of America

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*President Gloria Ibanez de la Cruz - Only the third ever hispanic president in the history of the United States, President Ibanez de la Cruz grew up in the 51st State of the Union, Mexico. The second daughter of a wealthy business dynasty, she was educated at Yale before studying at the prestigious University of Bogota for her PhD in Geo-Spatial Political Models. Despite being a hard line Republican and pro-extra solar expansion, she is cautious of engaging the powerful Soviets directly or of settling on planets already with an international presence. President Ibanez de la Cruz is co-Chair of the influential Interplanetary Exploration Council (IXC)

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The United Interplanetary States of America added the 'I' to its acronym in 2148 after the colonisation of New Iowa in the Griffin system.

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History

  • In 2127 the UISA sent an Ark Ship to New Iowa in the Griffin system.
  • In 2147 the UISA sent the then-largest FTL ship, the USSS Essex, to colonise New Iowa.

American Territories

Current American Characters

  • Secretary of Extrasolar Affairs Clinton
  • Wing Commander Powers

Other American Persons of Note

  • President Gloria Ibanez de la Cruz - Only the third ever hispanic president in the history of the United States, President Ibanez de la Cruz grew up in the 51st State of the Union, Mexico. The second daughter of a wealthy business dynasty, she was educated at Yale before studying at the prestigious University of Bogota for her PhD in Geo-Spatial Political Models. Despite being a hard line Republican and pro-extra solar expansion, she is cautious of engaging the powerful Soviets directly or of settling on planets already with an international presence. President Ibanez de la Cruz is co-Chair of the influential Interplanetary Exploration Council (IXC)
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