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Service Record Data - Unit 304 542

Added 2021-12-20 13:02:40 +0000 UTC

While we do focus primarily on action, most combat units actually spend their time doing, well not much. Picture 4 gives a good overview. They may go months without anything happening...at all. just static guard the base standing on the spot for 12-14 hours a day for two weeks, then patrols where they may just circle around an area for hours upon hours, in silence. Every aspect is controlled, when they eat, what they eat, when they sleep, where they sleep, when they drink, what they drink, when they shower....everything is planned. This means everything is in unison and able to be timed.

They are extremely healthy, the food is very nutritious, bland but nutritious. Their hormones are optimised to provide an uninterrupted baseline throughout service. Sleep can be chemically induced with various inputs and when needed they can operate on extended hours.

Come to when they are required to get into some action, things get more intense. On day 221 of her contract her squad was redeployed to another sector towards the end of the day, at around 5pm. They arrived at 7pm and they were deployed to an entrance, where at 0555 hours, close to 24 hours after activation for stand by, CPD attacked. The following 4 days would be combining with other squads and getting into some intense skirms.

Just one piece of a larger puzzle, her squad had two units expended. She scored her first elimination on her own, but shared 5 others. Sharing eliminations is when more than one unit shoots an enemy unit, so her and 1,2.3 or more others gunned down an enemy unit.