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American InfantryMan
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American InfantryMan

Riflemen form the backbone of American ground forces, embodying flexibility and initiative as hallmarks of U.S. military doctrine. Exceptional marksmen or those with leadership potential may advance into roles such as recon scouts, airborne infantry, or other specialized units.

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Japanese Shoju-te
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Japanese Shoju-te

Shōjū-te represents the core of the Imperial Japanese Army, renowned across the Orion Arm for their tenacity and discipline. Most serve in infantry divisions, while particularly skilled riflemen often join specialized units as scouts, security forces, or mechanized infantry.

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Indian Naval Armada Sparks Diplomatic Row in Bolivar Sea Exercise
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Indian Naval Armada Sparks Diplomatic Row in Bolivar Sea Exercise

An Indian task force numbering over 210 warships has arrived in the Gran Colombian star system of Caracas, marking the start of a high-profile freedom of navigation exercise that neighboring Brazil has labeled “excessive” and “provocative”.

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‘Like a Butcher Shop’: RGSS Dolphin Found Adrift with No Survivors
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‘Like a Butcher Shop’: RGSS Dolphin Found Adrift with No Survivors

The RGSS Dolphin, a transport lost with 5108 aboard, has been discovered adrift in the Raincoast System, bringing an end to the massive local effort to locate the missing craft. Glasswall has imposed a media blackout after initial reports described scenes of carnage aboard.

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Soviet Motostrelki
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Soviet Motostrelki

Motostrelki, or 'Motor Rifle' units, form the backbone of Soviet infantry. Their diverse roles include manning fortifications in less active theaters, advancing atop armored units as tank riders, and deploying abroad to demonstrate Soviet commitment to allied regimes.

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Reich Infanterist
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Reich Infanterist

The Infanterist forms the backbone of the Reich's combat power, paired with artillery as the 'branch of attrition' in contrast to the more decisively oriented Panzer Infantry. Most serve in Infantry Divisions, but top performers may join Recon, Assault Gun, or Police units.

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Saint-Joseph Surrenders; U.S. Rules Out Military Intervention
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Saint-Joseph Surrenders; U.S. Rules Out Military Intervention

Columns of Virngrundian tanks, armored vehicles and line after line of infantry, clearly proud in their uniforms, are marching through the plaza of Liberation Square. Overhead, formations of warships pass over the assembled crowds, vast shadows falling over sunken faces. The plaza still shows signs of the battle, turned last stand, that arrived at its bloody conclusion in the hours of the early morning. Many conversations will be raised in the coming days, first among them, the dramatic underperformance of U.S. weapons against a second rate power.

Though vowing to overcome the invasion the first alarms rang when reports were confirmed that ship losses in the Saint-Joseph Royal Navy were occuring well within their inner planetary defense zones. Even exaggerated claims of enemy losses couldn't hide a deteriorating situation. At around 4 a.m. local time, anti-aircraft and starship batteries on the city-state’s outlying islands and continental highlands erupted in fire. This was the final confirmation: the Royal Navy had suffered a total collapse and a landing was underway. By dawn, SEAD aircraft had silenced these positions, and formations of gunships and troop transports were spotted over districts citywide. For many, this marked their first encounter with Virngrundian forces. Within minutes invading infantry and vehicles were spotted on the streets. 

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