Unity Month

Unity Month is a -sponsored holiday commemorating the signing of the and the end of the . Unity Month is observed during the month of March and is marked by celebrations of UNSC and colonial military personnel as well as observances memorializing the estimated 23 billion human lives lost during the war. The holiday was proposed by the cabinet of UEG President and ratified by the on March 3, 2554, the first anniversary of the 's dedication. In addition to honoring veterans and memorializing the war dead, official UEG Unity Day commemorations stress the "united front" that enabled the total mobilization of Earth and her colonies against the threat. Speeches delivered during Unity Month celebrations frequently emphasize the UEG's role in advancing human interests against alien threats.
 analysts worked closely with President Charet's cabinet in planning and implementing the Unity Month proposal. It was suggested that an entire month be set aside to emphasize the traumatic consequences of the decades-long war as well as to better accommodate varying government schedules and budgets across humanity's colonies. Unity Month was also deemed necessary for combatting the spread of ideologies following the end of the war.