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Tactical Marine

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+ The mainstay of the Marine division, making up the bulk of its + combat forces. Frontline soldiers trained for a variety of combat + scenarios from planetary assaults to boarding enemy vessels. +

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Heavy Marine

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+ Heavily armed and armored soldiers, specializing in frontline + assaults and breaching fortified positions with heavy weaponry and + explosives. Tough to take down but less mobile than Tactical + Marines. +

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Scout Marine

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+ Reconnaissance specialists, skilled in stealth, surveillance, and + gathering intelligence behind enemy lines. Scouts are lightly + armed and rely on speed and evasion rather than direct + confrontation, allowing them to operate in high-speed environments + where heavier Marines would struggle to survive. +

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Combat Medic

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+ Provides medical support on the battlefield by securing and + stabilising wounded personnel, performing emergency medical + procedures, and coordinating with medical evacuation assets. + Combat Medics are trained to operate under fire and are essential + for maintaining the fighting strength of the Marine division + during sustained engagements. +

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Combat Engineer

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+ Handles demolition, fortifications, and battlefield construction, + supporting both offensive and defensive operations. Usually + assigned to maintaining fighting vehicles such as tanks and + dropships, but may also be tasked with breaching operations or + field fortification during boarding actions and planetary + assaults. +

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Warden

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+ If bounty hunters were military personnel, they would be Wardens. + They specialise in tracking, capturing, and subduing targets with + a focus on non-lethal tactics. Wardens are experts in + close-quarters combat and are often deployed for high-value target + capture missions where preserving the target is a priority. They + also serve as both brig guards and prison transport specialists, + responsible for the secure handling of detainees during transport + and incarceration. +

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Auxiliary

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Engineer

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+ Maintains, repairs, and manages the power and component systems of + the group's ships and facilities. Engineers keep vessels + operational during and after engagements, handling everything from + routine maintenance to emergency damage control under fire. +

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Hazardous Materials Specialist

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+ Handles the safe transport, storage, and disposal of dangerous + substances, including radioactive, toxic, and volatile materials. + Trained to operate in contaminated environments and to manage + hazards that would endanger untrained personnel. +

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Medical Doctor

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+ Provides primary and advanced medical care to group personnel, + both during operations and in dedicated medical facilities. + Responsible for long-term treatment, recovery, and the overall + medical readiness of the group beyond the battlefield first aid + handled by Combat Medics. +

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Quartermaster

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+ Manages the group's stores of equipment, weapons, and supplies, + ensuring personnel are properly outfitted for their assignments. + Responsible for inventory control, requisition, and maintaining + standard-issue loadouts across the group. +

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Cargo Technician

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+ Responsible for the loading, securing, and transport of cargo + across the fleet. Cargo Technicians ensure goods and resources are + moved efficiently and safely, coordinating with pilots and + Quartermasters to keep supply lines running. +

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Craftsman

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+ Manufactures and fabricates components, equipment, and supplies + the group cannot easily source elsewhere. Craftsmen support the + group's self-sufficiency by turning raw and refined materials into + usable goods. +

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Mining Technician

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+ Operates mining vessels and equipment to extract raw resources + from asteroids and celestial bodies. Mining Technicians are the + front end of the group's resource pipeline, gathering the + materials that sustain prolonged operations. +

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Salvage Operator

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+ Recovers and processes materials from derelict ships and space + debris using salvage equipment. Salvage Operators turn wreckage + into usable resources, supporting the group's independence from + external supply. +

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Expeditionary Analyst

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+ Surveys and assesses uncharted or unfamiliar regions ahead of + group operations, gathering data on terrain, resources, and + potential hazards. Expeditionary Analysts provide the + environmental and logistical intelligence needed to plan + expeditions and resource operations. +

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Intelligence Agent

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+ Gathers, analyses, and disseminates information on potential + threats, targets, and opportunities. Intelligence Agents handle + reconnaissance, data running, and counter-intelligence, giving + command the situational awareness required to make informed + decisions. Often overlooked, these clandestine operatives are the + eyes and ears of the group, working behind the scenes to ensure + the safety and success of operations through superior information. +

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