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United Nations Army Officer OCC

The United Nations Army, along with the United Nations Space Marines, are the grunts of the United Nations Armed Forces. Where the Marines serve aboard Unifed Space Forces vessels and Unified Forces Navy ships, the men and women of the Unified Forces Army protect the Unified Armed Forces interests and civilians on the ground. They are a regular sight around military checkposts, and are used for both military and civilian action. It is the Unified Forces Army that helps with forest fires, floods, and other natural disasters to assist the civilian populace.

The minimum starting age for a Unified Forces Army Officer is 22 (3 years of University, and one year of Officer Training School).

Pre-requisite requirements
PE 9. A high ME, PS, and PP are also preferred, but not necessary.

OCC SKILLS

Radio: Basic                   +15%
Land Navigation                +25%
Read Sensory Instruments       +10%
Weapon Systems                 +10%
Wildreness Survival            +10%
Intelligence                   +20%
Camouflage                     +15%
Running
Swimming
Climbing
WP: Automatic Pistol
WP: Automatic Rifle
Hand to Hand: Basic (can be upgraded to Expert for one skill) 

Aircraft Pilot (12 months MOS training) Prerequisites: PP 10 The Unified Forces Army does require air support, which the Unified Forces Air Force and Space-Air Force are sometimes unable to provide. As a result, support aircraft - attack and transport helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft - have been vital since the unification of the world's armies under one command. MOS Skills Read Sensory Instruments +20% Navigation +20% Weapon Systems +10% Pilot Helicopter +25% Pilot Jet +15% Army Infantry Officers (3 months MOS training) Prerequisites: PS 10, PE 10, Spd 10 Perhaps because of the nature of the beast, Infantry Officers run the Army. They are surprisingly flexible - an infantryman can be retrained to virtually any role, which is not always true of the reverse - and leads to a greater concern for the safety and welfare of the Army as a whole. MOS Skills Camouflage +20% Wilderness Survival +20% Land Navigation +20% Climbing +10% Lore: Infantry Tactics +20% WP: Heavy Weapons Army Variable Fighter Officer (24 months MOS training) Prerequisites: PP 14 The Unified Forces Army maintains a few Marine Variable Fighter Squadrons, even fewer than the Unified Forces Marines. These officers undergo two years fighter training after they complete their basic officer training. They specialise in supporting Marine assaults and attacks. MOS Skills Plot Variable Fighter +20% Mecha Combat: choose type Navigation: all +10% Pilot Jet +20% Hand to hand: Expert Lore: VF tactics +10% Cavalry Officer (3 months MOS training) Prerequisites: PE 10, PP 10, Spd 12 Unlike enlisted soldiers, Cavalry Officers may be assigned to any cavalry unit, whether it be scout or tank. Therefore, they get the training of both. MOS Skills Pilot Tank/APC +15% Wilderness Survival +20% Read Sensory Instruments +10% Land Navigation +20% Weapon Systems +10% Climbing +10% Prowl +10% Auto Mechanics +10% Lore: Cavalry Tactics +10% Combat Engineer (3 months MOS training) Combat Engineers are responsible for placing and obstructing routes, for the movement of the armed forces, whether it be clearing invasion beaches, minefields and obstacles, or laying bridges, paving roads, or preparing airfields. MOS Skills Basic Construction +15% Demolitions +10% Demolitions Disposal +10% Trap & Mine Detection +15% WP: Flamethrower Communications Officer (6 months MOS training) Prerequisites: IQ 13 Communications Officers are the troubleshooting and training xperts of any communications unit. They are exceptional in their technical proficiency, and universally inspire the respect of the enlisted soldiers. MOS Skills Radio: Basic +20% Radio: Scramblers +20% Radio: Satellite Relay +20% Optics +20% Electrical Engineering +15% Electronic Warfare +10% Criminal Investigations Division (12 months MOS training) Prerequisites: IQ 14, MA 12 CIS acts as the Army's internal-affairs division, investigating serious crimes within the military. The basis of CID is the trained Investigative Officer. MOS Skills WP Pistol WP Blunt Military Etiquette +10% Interrogation +20% Surveillance +20% Disguise +15% Destroid Commando Pilot/Gunner (18 months MOS training) Each Destroid Squad will have a Platoon Leader being that of an Officer. The Army also uses Officers to command its Destroid Artillery Batteries; a Unified Forces Army Monster will have one Officer per Monster. MOS Skills Radio: Basic +20% Pilot Robots & Power Armour +10% Destroid Pilot Elite +25% Destroid Combat: choose type (usually Monster) Navigation +10% Weapon Systems +20% Math: Advanced +15% Electronics Operator/Maintainer (6 months MOS training) Prerequisites: IQ 10 Officers are the main supervisors of the highly technical field of computer networking and operation. Though relatively rare, these are exceptionally well-trained computer troubleshooters, generally on par with their corporate equivalents. MOS Skills Compter Operations +20% Computer Programming +20% Computer Hacking +10% (NOTE - not optional) Electrical Engineering +15% Electronic Warfare +10% Any 2 Electrical Skills +15%

Engineering Officer (6 months MOS training) Prerequisites: IQ 12 Army Engineering Officers are trained in fortification, construction, and destruction. They have much the same training as their enlisted brethren, but focused on the leadership and planning aspects, rather than the combat applications. MOS Skills Fortification +20% Construction Engineering +15% Basic Construction +15% Demolitions +10% Demolitions Disposal +10% Trap & Mine Detection +15% Medical Officer (4 years Medical School) Prerequisites: IQ 13+ Army doctors perform much the same function as their civilian opposites, though the number of civilian doctors who see the massive number of battle injuries that appear in field hospitals is relatively small. MOS Skills Chemistry: Basic +15% Chemistry: Analytical +15% Math: Advanced +20% Medical Doctor +25% Field Surgery +25% Pathology +15% Military Intelligence (6 months MOS training) Prerequisities: IQ 10 MI Officers mostly hold staff positions. Every unit does its best to pick up an MI Officer, as it's S-2 (security and intelligence officer). MOS Skills Radio: Basic +15% Computer Operations +5% Military Intelligence +20% Interrogation +15% Language of choice +10% Electronic Warfare +15% Surveillance +15% Photography +20% Military Policeman (3 months MOS training) MP Officers are responsible for POW camps, military prisons, and military police units. Many MP Officers go through scout, SF, or even power-armour school to earn the right to lead military special-reaction police teams. MOS Skills WP Auto Pistol WP Blunt Military Etiquette +25% Interrogation +20% Surveillance +15% Pathology +10% Military Law +20% Ordinance Officer (12 months MOS training) There are such a wide variety of ordnance positions that an ordnance officer gets broad, but not terribly deep training in all of them, from vehicle maintenace to repairing a man-pack radio. MOS Skills Basic Mechanics +5% Mechanical Engineer +10% Armorer +10% Any one Mechanical Skill +10% Pilot Automobile +10% Pilot Truck +10% Pilot Tank/APC +10% Basic Electronics +10% Electrical Engineer +10% Any one Electrical Skill +10% Power Armour Specialist (3 months MOS training) Prerequisites: PP 12, PE 12 Army Power Armour Officers are selected from the top of their academy classes - this is a paradox, because the Army's nature prevents their rising through the ranks. MOS Skills Pilot Robots & PA +10% Pilot Elite: UN Power Armour +25% Mecha Combat: Cyclops Navigation +15% WP: Heavy Weapons Lore: Infantry tactics +10% Scout (2 months MOS training) Prerequisits: ME 12, PP 12, must first be qualified in another combat-arms MOS Scout training for officers reflects completion of a course equivalent to the 20th-Century US Army Ranger school. Such officers are trained to display high levels of initiative and operate far beyond normal expectations. MOS Skills Prowl +25% Camouflage +25% Nuclear, Biological, & Chemical (NBC) Warfare +20% Parachuting +20% Radio: Basic +15% WP: Knife WP: SMG Special Forces (6 months MOS training) Prerequisits: IQ 8, ME 10, PS 12, PP 14, also must have completed three years as another MOS before applying for the Special Forces MOS. Starting rank of First Lieutenant The Special Forces are one of the most feared units amongst the Anti-UN, and Renegade Zentraadi. The Special Forces units are intelligent, resourceful, and deadly individuals, from a wide background. Available to: ALL MOS Skills SCUBA +10% Lore: Special Forces Tactics +20% Intelligence +20% Pilot Robots & PA +10% Pilot Elite: UN Power Armour +20% Mecha Combat: UN Power Armour Navigation: All +15% NBC Warfare +20% Parachuting +15% WP: Knife WP: SMG Hand To Hand: Expert

Communications         -       Any (+10%)
Domestic               -       Any
Electrical             -       Basic Electronics only
Espionage              -       Any (+10%
Mechanical             -       Basic Automotive and Aircraft only
Medical                -       First Aid only (+10)
Military               -       Any
Physical               -       Any, except acrobatics
Pilot                  -       Any, except Variable Fighters & Mecha Combat (+10%)
Pilot Related          -       Any (+10%)
Rogue                  -       None
Science                -       Any (+10%)
Technical              -       Any (+10%) 
WP                     -       Any

Secondary Skills
Select any 4 other skills with no bonuses.

Wages & Rank
The Unified Forces Army Officer starts on 2,000 credits per month, and with a starting rank of 2nd Lieutenant, after completing 3 years of University and 1 years Officer Training.

Standard Equipment:

• M-21 Assault Rifle
• H&K PD8 Semi-Autmatic Pistol
• ID/Security Badge
• 2 Work Uniforms (No2 Uniform)
• 2 Dress Uniforms (No1 Ceremonial Dress Uniform)
• 2 Mess Uniforms (No1 & No2 Mess Uniforms)
• 4 Camuflage Uniforms (DPM Uniforms with Kevlar Vest & Kevlar Helmet)
• Load-Bearing Vest w/ parachute & rucksack attachment points
• Field Kit with:
  • Rations (two weeks worth)
  • 3x Canteen (1x 2 litre, 2x 1 litre)
  • Thermal Blanket
  • Waterproof Poncho
  • 3 Signal Flares
  • Infrared Distancing Binoculars
  • Pocket Flashlight
  • Compass
  • Combat/Survival Knife
  • Ammunition (7 magazines for weapon)
• First Aid Kit with:
  • Healing Salve
  • Dressing
  • Tourniquet
  • Bandages
  • Painkillers
  • Stimulants
  • First Aid Booklet
• Cash Card with 1D6x1,000 Credits

Special Assignment
The Unified Forces Army Officer has access, with special permission, to use just about any piece of equipment, if it is necessary to complete their mission.

Experience Points/Levels
The Unified Forces Army Officer uses the same chart as the Military Specialist, in regard to experience points and levels.

© 1998 D. Henwood
Special thanks to Nathan for recovering the stats.