Special Forces v1
Requirement[edit]
Approval of request by command authority with the consent of a Special Forces Squad Leader(or ARC) for acceptance into squad; must be a Corps member of three months duration prior to request.
Description[edit]
Not all objectives are obtained by overwhelming force. Not every victory is obvious, nor on a battlefield. Where conventional forces fail, special forces personnel excel. Combining basic military skills with emphasis on small group/individual action, Special Forces teams operate beyond the front lines to achieve mission goals through quick, distinct action with minimal resources, personnel, and oversight. Though the risks are far above that of common mission types, the benefits are typically generous.
Equipment[edit]
- Mission-specific; following is basic load-out:
- Storm Commando armor
- Stormtrooper II carbines
- silenced projectile pistol
- Hieb & Stich knife
- grenades
- Special Forces kit
Possible MOS Paths[edit]
- 18B Weapons Specialist
- 18C Engineering Specialist
- 18D Medical Specialist
- 18E Communications Specialist
- 18F Intelligence Specialist
- 18I Infiltration Specialist
- 18U Unconventional Warfare Specialist
Story Listing (In Order)[edit]
Level 0: Rookie
You’ve proven yourself to be one of the best that the army has to offer. This alone is something to feel proud of. Not many are able to be accepted into this field. Congratulations. This is a hard road to travel upon, and once you succeed chances are highly likely that you’ll be killed in battle. Many have been successful regardless of their state of living, and brought great honor to the empire.
Level 1: Navigation Systems
All incoming troopers must have a solid background in navigation. You should at least know how to read maps by now, but can you navigate efficiently? These next few training in sessions will assist in making you an expert navigator.
Skills Earned:
Navigation Tactics
Proficient Map Reading
Advanced Map Reading
Land Navigation
Patrolling
Level 2: Rescue of Innocents
Part of being a special operations soldier is to make sure that as many innocents survive as possible. These combat scenarios will help you realize what to do in a situation where a difficult rescue is required.
Skill Earned:
Basic Rescue Skills
Combat Search and Rescue
Hostage Rescue
Survival Skills
Level 3: Survival Skills
Learning to navigate and rescue is simple enough, but what good is it if you can’t keep yourself—or more importantly: others survive? Staying alive is an important part of special operations, as is knowing how to escape. These next few scenarios will show you what it’s like to be miles from nowhere and/or similar situations. You will be expected to conquer them.
Skills Earned:
Proficency in finding and gathering food
Escape Tactics
SERE (Survival, Escape, Resistance, and Evasion)
Resupply and Foraging
Level 4: Tactical Warfare
So you’re able to survive, but how are you at tactics? These next few lessons will help you master tactical battle situations as well as advanced means of scouting that are necessary in this field. Finally, we’ll touch upon unusual means of fighting battles and similar situations
Small Unit Tactics
Special Reconnaissance
Unconventional Warfare
Level 5: Homeland Security
Security is a big worry in battles as well as for your side’s base. You want to make sure there is no security breaches or terrorist attacks on top of whatever else you need to deal with.
Counter Proliferation
Counter Terrorism
Security Assistance
Certification Exam
