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UNSDB: United Nations Navy Officer OCC

Many people still feel the call of the Ocean, and choose to join the UN Navy. Although it doesn't get the publicity that its larger cousing the UN Spacy gets it is still a large and influential members of the UN Armed Forces ensuring the safety of the oceans and sea's of Earth and its sister colonies. A UN Navy Officer can start their basic training at the age of 18, however most start it after they have finished University at 21. Officers undergo 2 years of training giving them a starting age range of 20-23.

Pre-requisite Requirements
IQ & ME of 10 required as minimum, higher preferred.

OCC SKILLS 

Radio: Basic (+10%) 
Computer Operation (+10%) 
Read Sensory Instruments (+15%) 
Swimming (+10%) 
Navigation: ALL (+10%)
Lore: UN Navy Tactics (+10%) 
Lore: UN Navy History (+10%) 
Climbing 
Running 
WP: Automatic Pistol 
WP: Automatic Rifle 
Hand to Hand: Basic (*) 
(*) Hand to Hand: Basic may be upgraded to Hand to Hand: Expert for the cost of one 'Other Skill'.

Military Occupational Speciality(M.O.S.)
Choose one M.O.S. before choosing OCC Related Skills, this is the area that the Officer has specialised in.

Weapons Officer (3 months MOS training)
Weapons Officers are responsible for the operation of weapons onboard UN Navy warships not controlled directly from the bridge. Using computer controlled gun & missile emplacements, either on a starship or on a base the Weapons Officer needs a keen eye and steady hand even in these days of computer guided weapons.
MOS Skills 

Weapon Systems +20% 
Navigation  +10% 
Radio: Scramblers +10%

Sensor Officer (3 months MOS training)
The UNN Sensor Officer supplements Bridge Sensor Officers on Navy Warships, and fulfils the role of Sensor Officer on UN Navy bases as well. Sensor Officers are trained Should it be necessary they are trained in Electronic Warfare measures as well, jamming enemy communications and radar to gain the upperhand over them.
MOS Skills 

Read Sensory Instruments +20%
Weapon Systems +10% 
Navigation  +10% 
Radio: Scramblers +15% 
Electronic Counter-Measures +15%

Communications Officer (6 months MOS training)
Communications Officers work with a wide variety of modern equipment including satellite communications to provide communications between the UN Navy vessels and bases. Their training includes how to receive and analyse radio communications, read morse code accurately at high speeds and operate sophisticated receiving, recording, direction-finding and analysis equipment, including Hyperspace Communications devices. Their teams maintain the working efficiency of the UN Navy through proper communication.
MOS Skills 

 
Radio: Basic +20%
Radio: Scramblers +20% 
Radio: Satellite Relay +15% 
Cryptography +10%

Engineering Officer(Artificer) (4 years training)
If equipment breaks down on a UNN Warship or base it is the responsibility of the Engineering Officer (Artificer) - and his/her team of people to get it fixed. Artificer Officers work on every kind of technology - from the weapon systems to powersupply, sensor equipment and computers. This Engineer is NOT a Mecha Mechanic.
MOS Skills 

Basic Electronics +15% 
Electrical Engineer +10% 
Armorer (conventional) +20% 
Basic Mechanics +15% 
Mechanical Engineer +20% 
Weapons Engineer +20%

Naval Air Engineering Officer (4 years training)
The UN Navy don't just operate Variable Fighters, but regular aircraft and Helicopters both on land and at sea. They also have space shuttles and other spacegoing vehicles. Naval Air Engineering Officers and their Mechanics maintain and repair, all of the non-mecha vehicles, other than the Warships themselves. The work covers all aspects of repair on non-transformable aircraft and helicopters from airframes to engines, hydraulics to flying controls, and fuel systems to radio equipment, weapons and electrical systems. This Naval Air Engineering Officer is NOT a Mecha Mechanic.
MOS Skills 

 
Aircraft Mechanics +20% 
Aircraft Armor & Weaponry +20% 
Basic Electronics +15% 
Electrical Engineer +15% 
Armorer (conventional)	+15% 
Basic Mechanics +10% 
Mechanical Engineer +15% 
Weapons Engineer +15%

Flight Control Officers (15 weeks MOS training)
The Flight Control Officers oversee's the co-ordination of all air/spacecraft within their area of influence. The Flight Controllers co-ordinate craft both in and out of combat in the air, as well as co-ordinating civilian traffic in their area. Flight Controllers ensure the safe and efficient running of flying operations and ensure that all air & spacecraft are correctly directed, positioned and secured once in their hangers.
MOS Skills 

Flag Signaling  +15% 
Read Sensory Instruments +15%
Lore: UN Navy Flight Operations  +10%

Intelligence Officer (6 months MOS training)
Intelligence is always essential in the Navy and analytical mind's are needed to glean pertinent information from the data presented to them. UN Navy Intelligence Officers are seldom seen in the field unless they are aboard an AWAC or EWAC (Early Warning/Electronic Warfare Air Craft,) aircraft. It is Intelligence personnel who question prisoners.
(Pre-requisites: IQ10)
MOS Skills 

Computer Operations  +5% 
Military Intelligence  +20% 
Interrogation +15% 
Surveillance +15%

Administration/Computer Officers (10 weeks MOS training)
Not everyone is a VF pilot, or Bridge Officer in the UNN, and many personnel fly desks maintaining the administrative side seldom seen of the UN Navy. A few of these how-ever specialise in Computer Espionage for the UNN gathering information for the intelligence Department.
(Pre-requisites: IQ 10)
MOS Skills 

 
Computer Operations +10% 
Computer Programming  +10% 
Computer Hacking  +10% (Optional - GM's choice)

UN Navy Security (6 weeks MOS training)
The Security of UN Navy Ships and Bases is not left solely to the UN Space Marine's alone as they only a small contingent on any ship or base. The numerous UNN Security personnel can also double as Military Police, (Naval Provost) ensuring that Naval personnel on leave don't cause any trouble, or arresting and picking up any Seamen that do cause trouble.
MOS Skills 

 
Automobile +10% 
WP: Sub Machine Gun 
Hand to Hand: Expert

Pilot (3 years MOS training)
The Navy requires not only Variable Fighter pilots but pilots for a variety of fixed wing, rotary and shuttle craft. The UNN pilot fulfils all of these roles in one.
MOS Skills 

 
Pilot Jet  +20% 
Pilot Helicopter +20% 
Pilot Space Shuttle +15% 
Weapon Systems +10% 
Navigation +10% 
Lore:UN Spacy Flight Ops +10%

Mechanical Transport(Officer) (3 months Driver training)
Transport around base or ship is an important part of ensuring a working service. Truck and jeep drivers are needed to transport equipment and personnel around the Ships and bases and off Base as well on occasion. The MT Officer leads this team of Drivers and Mechanics.
MOS Skills 

 
Trucks 	 +15% 
Automobiles +15% 
Tanks/APC's  +10% 
Automotive Mechanics +10% 
Land Navigation +10%

OCC Related Skills
Choose 6 skills. (2 additional skill at levels 3 & 6,1 additional at levels 9 & 12) 

Communications				- Any (+10%) 
Domestic				- Any 
Electrical				- Basic Electronics only 
Espionage				- Intelligence only (+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 (+5%) 
Rogue					- None 
Science					- Basic & Advanced maths only (+10%) 
Technical				- Any (+10%) 
WP					- Any

Secondary Skills
Select 4 other skills with no bonuses

Wages, Rank & Experience
UN Navy Officers starting wage is 2000 credits per month, with a starting rank of Ensign. The Officer uses the UN Soldier Experience Table for Experience Levels.

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