SpecOps Command

SpecOps Command, also known as SpecForce or Special Forces, are the elite branch of the Federal Armed Force, consisting of hundreds of members across the Regimental Forces. SpecOps Troopers are physically stronger, resilient and often conditioned from most normal human beings; if this is from the psycho-conditioning during their training & augmentation process, it is not known.

SpecOps Troopers are equipped in advanced tactical Kharylynx Smart Armor, with a black color scheme to its appearance. Specifically selected for high skill, morale, bravery, and dedication to the Federation cause, SpecForce soldiers were often either from developed worlds.

SpecOps Command operated independently of the Armed Forces and the Navy, taking up missions that could be questionable in nature by High Command. In most cases, they were sent in to support Federal Troopers and Marines in dozens of battles, displaying keen marksmanship and coordination that ensures victory.

Confederate SpecForce
"'The SpecForce Is the dagger that is hidden underneath the table during times of peace, and the sword that pieces our enemies at war.'""―Confederate President Marcella Rousseau."The SpecOps Command bares its roots within the defunct SpecForce, which was considered the Special Forces for the Confederate Armed Forces of the Confederacy of Earth. The SpecForce was different, as it recruited from all worlds and explored little with conditioning and augmentation. The SpecForce was used in multiple battles that rose in the civil wars that ravaged the Confederacy, having played a part in battles such as the Blitz of Luna or the Red War and dealing a decisive blow to the UEC at Deimos moments before the peace treaty was signed.

Recruitment and training
"Main Article: Regimental Academy"SpecOps also conducts and recruits its Operatives via the Regimental Academy, having the first pick of a new class of cadets before sending them off to the Federal Army and Navy (which has caused tension and seen as favoritism) and throw any worthwhile cadet into physical and mental testing to stress-test. If a cadet passes the basis testing, he is sent to one of SpecForce Drop Sites in the Sector(s) of his recruiting or choosing and trains to be a literal weapon (hand-to-hand, weapons training, squad tactics) for over a year. Once that passes, they move to the next phase.

The next phase consist of the cadet choosing his specialization, which are listed below.

SpecOps Trooper

 * SpecOps Trooper - Troopers are equipped in advanced Kharylynx Smart Armor, along with a utility belt for supplies and a primary and secondary weapon of his/her choosing. Troopers are the basic soldiers in SpecOps Command, but are considered more trained then the average Federal grunt.

SpecOps Heavy

 * SpecOps Heavy - Heavy's are qualified to take on entrenchments or vehicles with heavy weapons, knowing what will work and wont work is a matter of life and death for his squad. Those that specialize in this line of work are usually more focused, the basic rank for this is corporeal in a squad.

SpecOps Officer

 * SpecOps Officer - SpecOps issues NCO(Non-Commissioned Officers) to lead squads into the battle, given the communication means to coordinate with other fireteams on the field. They are the lifeblood that sustains a squads effectiveness, for without an Officer to manage; the squad becomes divided and lost without instructions. It is one of the few flaws in a SpecOps Troopers training, the inability to adapt to a unthinkable situation.

Routine
SpecOps personnel spent most of their time training, maintaining their equipment, and traveling. The boredom of preparation was punctuated by moments of extreme danger and stress. When SpecOps troopers were called-up for action, their tours of duty tended to be short and exceptionally unpleasant, in contrast to regular tours that were generally longer and carried a lower level of danger. The major difference between regular and SpecOps soldiers was that the latter actively saw trouble more frequently and were expected to function reliably.