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# Original Entry by Paul W. King

# Feat Name				Type			Req. Att.	Required Feat																													Required Skill		Required Text						Description																																																																																																																																																																				Cost		Source Page
1st Calvary Division		TYPE:EliteUnit			PREFEAT:2,Desert Warfare College,MOS Armor 1																												PRETEXT:Active Duty or Reserve (US Army)		DESC:The 1st Calvary is the premier elite airmobile armored division in the world. Based out of Fort Hood, TX, the 1st Calvary has seen action in every major conflict (and most minor ones), from WWII through Operation-Iraqi Freedom																																																																																																																															COST:0	SOURCEPAGE:p.46
3rd Infantry Division		TYPE:EliteUnit	PREATT:3	PREFEAT:1,MOS Infantry/Rifleman 1																														PRETEXT:Active Duty or Reserve (US Army)		DESC:The 3rd Infantry Division is possibly the heaviest, best equipped unit in the American Army. The 3rd Infantry Division calls itself The Rock, and is based out of Fort Stewart, GA, and Hunter Army Air Field																																																																																																																																		COST:0	SOURCEPAGE:p.46
75th Ragner Battalion		TYPE:EliteUnit			PREFEAT:2,Jump School,MOS Infantry/Rifleman 1																												PRETEXT:Active Duty or Reserve (US Army)		DESC:Not all members of the 75th Ranger Battalion are members of the Ranger Prestige class. Although every Ranger is a elite soldier in his own right, very few rangers have completed the Ranger Course, designed to teach men to lead Rangers (only characters with levels in the Ranger Prestige class have completed the Ranger Course).																																																																																																														COST:0	SOURCEPAGE:p.46
10th Mountain Division		TYPE:EliteUnit			PREFEAT:3,Arctic Warfare College,Mountain Warfare College,MOS Infantry/Rifleman 1																						PRETEXT:Active Duty or Reserve (US Army)		DESC:The 10th Mountain Division is the premier mountain warfare division in the American Army. This light infantry division has seen extensive service in the hunt for Al Qaeda in the mountains of Afghanistan. Historically, the 10th Mountain has seen combat in the Apennine Mountains of Italy in WWII, and were a driving force behind the growth of ski resorts in America (ski resorts in Vail and Aspen were begun by veterans of the 10th Mountain). The 10th Mountain is based in Fort Drum, New York.																																																																																			COST:0	SOURCEPAGE:p.46
82nd Airborne			TYPE:EliteUnit			PREFEAT:2,Jump School,MOS Infantry/Rifleman 1																												PRETEXT:Active Duty or Reserve (US Army)		DESC:The 82nd Airborne has become so famous for the exploits of its paratroopers that its WWI history is almost completely forgotten. With soldiers from all 48 states, the 82nd Infantry, dubbed the “all-American” division served with distinction in WWI. In 1942, the 82nd became the first airborne division in the U.S. Army, and was redubbed the 82nd Airborne. The 82nd Airborne earned a near-legendary status in WWII, participating in operations such as “Neptune”, the airborne compliment of “Overlord” (Neptune was the airborne assault of Normandy, while Overlord was the amphibious assault), and operation “Market Garden”, a combined assault by three airborne divisions to seize and hold key roads and bridges deep in German territory. The 82nd Airborne is based at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, and holds dear two nicknames earned in WWII: “Devils in Baggy Pants”, taken from a German soldier’s diary, and “America’s Honor Guard”, a title bequeathed on the unit by General George Patton.	COST:0	SOURCEPAGE:p.46
101st Airborne			TYPE:EliteUnit			PREFEAT:2,Air Assault Training,MOS Infantry/Rifleman 1																										PRETEXT:Active Duty or Reserve (US Army)		DESC:The 101st Airborne’s first commander, Maj. Gen. William C. Lee announced to his first recruits that the unit had “No history, but a rendezvous with destiny”. And in the years since that announcement in 1942, the 101st Military Training Airborne has rendezvoused with destiny many times. The unit has participated with distinction in engagements from WWII, to Iraqi Freedom. The nickname of the 101st is the “Screaming Eagles.” Currently the 101st maintains Airborne in its name for strictly historical reasons, and is an air assault light infantry division, with the largest rotary-wing contingent in the world allowing this force to be extremely mobile on the battlefield (transporting large numbers of troops with helicopters, and deploying those troops quickly through rappelling).																																		COST:0	SOURCEPAGE:p.46
Blue Angels				TYPE:EliteUnit			PREFEAT:4,Combat Pilot,MOS Pilot 1,Formation Flying,Teamwork																					PRESKILL:1,Pilot=10	PRETEXT:Active Duty or Reserve (US Navy)		DESC:After WWII, Adm. Chester Nimitz ordered the formation of a demonstration team to keep the public interested in aviation. The Blue Angels are the premier flying team in the world, known for their famous diamond formation (an extremely dangerous feat of precision formation flying). The Angels have proven themselves in combat as well, having formed the core of the legendary “Satan’s Kitten” fighter squadron in the Korean War.																																																																																														COST:0	SOURCEPAGE:p.47
Marine Expeditionary Unit	TYPE:EliteUnit			PREFEAT:2,Amphibious Assault Training,Teamwork	PREFEAT:1,MOS Aviation 1,MOS Combat Engineering 1,MOS Field Artillery 1,MOS Infantry/Rifleman 1,MOS Medical 1,MOS Pilot 1,MOS Signals 1					PRETEXT:Active Duty or Reserve (US Marines)	DESC:A MEU is a unique, small (about 2,200 men) powerful force capable of operating independently or paving the way for a larger force. Commanded by a Colonel, the MEU carries ground and helicopter forces capable of landing its force ashore with extreme rapidity through amphibious assault vehicles. In addition to ground forces, amphibious landing craft, and helicopters, each MEU has command and medical personnel, rendering it completely self-sufficient. There are currently three MEU’s based on the West Coast of the United States, out of Camp Pendleton, California, three on the East Coast of the United States, out of Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, and one overseas in Okinawa, Japan.																																																			COST:0	SOURCEPAGE:p.47
Phoenix Ravens			TYPE:EliteUnit			PREFEAT:2,MOS Law Enforcement 2,Urban Warfare College																											PRETEXT:Active Duty or Reserve (US Air Force)	DESC:The Phoenix Ravens provide security for airfields and aircraft, specializing in protecting Air Force craft from being the target of terrorist threats. The same initiative that led the Marines to form Special Reaction Teams (a rise in terrorism and other serious incidents taking place at military facilities) led to the creation of the Ravens.																																																																																																											COST:0	SOURCEPAGE:p.47
Radio Reconnaissance Teams	TYPE:EliteUnit			PREFEAT:3,MOS Signals 2,Amphibious Assault Training,Jump School																									PRETEXT:Active Duty or Reserve (US Marines)	DESC:These forces provide signals, signal intelligence, and electronic warfare support to MEUs. These units undergo extensive training, and are often deployed into dangerous forward areas along with the MEUs they support.																																																																																																																																	COST:0	SOURCEPAGE:p.47
Special Reaction Team		TYPE:EliteUnit			PREFEAT:2,MOS Law Enforcement 2,Urban Warfare College																											PRETEXT:Active Duty or Reserve (US Marines)	DESC:As terrorism rises around the world, and with United States military forces being prime targets, each branch of service has developed strategies to better protect and defend their soldiers and bases from terrorist attack. An elite supplement to Marine and Naval Military Police Forces, the SRT is their equivalent of the SWAT team, providing tactical response to serious threats ranging from hostage rescue, counter-sniper, VIP Protection, and counterterrorism.																																																																																								COST:0	SOURCEPAGE:p.47
Seabees				TYPE:EliteUnit			PREFEAT:2,MOS Combat Engineering 1,Builder																												PRETEXT:Active Duty or Reserve (US Navy)		DESC:The Seabees have been the premiere combat engineering unit since WWII, having seen action in island hopping Pacific campaigns, the Inchon landing in the Korean War, and in the Gulf War where the Seabees built miles of runway for incoming aircraft.																																																																																																																											COST:0	SOURCEPAGE:p.48
