The Salvage Wing is dedicated to reclaiming value where others see only ruin. Derelicts, battlefield wreckage, and abandoned infrastructure are not waste to HIG — they are opportunities. Salvage operators strip hulls, recover components, and extract usable material with precision, feeding the Group’s industrial machine and ensuring that nothing of value is ever left behind.

Members of the Salvage Wing are trained in disciplined recovery techniques, from hull stripping to component extraction, using specialized vessels and tools designed to maximize efficiency. Salvage operations often run in tandem with Hauling and Protection Wings, ensuring recovered assets are secured, transported, and defended against interference. Where others see destruction, HIG sees raw potential ready to be converted into progress.

Salvaging is not an afterthought — it is an essential part of the industrial chain. By reclaiming what would otherwise be lost, the Salvage Wing reinforces HIG’s doctrine of efficiency and control, transforming derelicts into dividends and wreckage into resources. In the hands of HIG, nothing is wasted, and every opportunity is seized.