Blackened Valkyrie — The 14th Wife
23rd Blackened Valkyrie Regiment
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In 900 ABY, Darth Carnifex, leader of the Kainite, sought to bolster Darth Pellax's military strength. To achieve this, he established the Umbra Commandos and placed them under the command of his wife, Darth Pellax. This elite unit was designed for stealth, sabotage, and high-risk missions that required precision and discretion.
The first Umbra Commandos were selected from the elite soldiers within the Kainite ranks. They underwent intense training in various forms of combat and espionage, making them masters of both conventional and unconventional warfare.
the Commandos where the first group under the 23rd Blackened Valkyrie Regiment to achieve combat redness after it's creation.
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- Intent: To create a company that is part of the 23rd Blackened Valkyrie Regiment
- Image Credit: My own art, Brandon Chen (edited my myself)
- Role: This unit is part of the forces that is under the ownership of Teresa Zambrano | Darth Pellax
- Permissions: X
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- Affiliation: The Kainite Teresa Zambrano | Darth Pellax (Mentian Carni later)
- Classification: Black Ops, covert infiltration, sabotage, demolition and assassination
- Description: Often working in Squads of four, commandos are assigned to carry out special operations that the average trooper couldn't handle. These missions included covert infiltration, sabotage, demolition and assassination, all of which were standard tasks for the commandos.
- Unit Size: Small (each unit is small, comprising a dozen members or less)
- Unit Availability: Rare (very few, difficult to replace, may have long training times)
- Unit Experience: Elite
- Equipment:
- KSR-10X - Kainate Sniper Rifle Model 10 Prototype
- KCR-62 | Kainate Combat Rifle Model Sixty-Two
- KCR-22 | Kainate Combat Rifle Model Twenty-Two
- X-12 Sentry Blaster Mortar
- X-15A Duel Heavy Rifle
- Hâsk-type Vibrosword (Officers)
- L0-1C
- Combat Function:
- Each commando was trained to handle a specialized task, varying from one to another. Some specialized in sniping and assassination. Others specialized as medics and received more advanced training in that field. Those with more leadership potential acted as squad leaders. Some had a natural skill with demolitions ordnance and acted as demo specialists. Others were trained to handle various technology-based tasks, such as slicing computers. Commandos were trained in siege assault, counterinsurgency, hostage extraction, demolitions, assassination, surveillance, tactics, sabotage, espionage, and ambush.
- Ambush — Laying in wait and surprising the enemy, often from concealed positions.
- Attrition Warfare — Wearing down the enemy through continuous losses and prolonged conflict.
- Blitzkrieg Assault — A fast, overwhelming attack meant to break through enemy lines quickly.
- Combined Arms — Coordinating infantry, armored units, artillery, and air support to maximize combat effectiveness.
- Counter Attack — A retaliatory attack against an enemy force that has initiated an offensive operation.
- Deception — Using misinformation, or feints to mislead and confuse the enemy.
- Defense in Depth — Layered defensive positions to absorb and slow down enemy attacks.
- Encirclement — Surrounding the enemy on all sides to cut off escape routes and supply lines.
- Exhausting — Prolonging conflict to wear down the enemy's resources, morale, and will to fight.
- Flanking Maneuver — Attacking the enemy from the sides to catch them off guard and create chaos in their ranks.
- Guerrilla Tactics — Hit-and-run attacks, ambushes, and sabotage by smaller, mobile units.
- Hammer and Anvil — A tactic where one force (the hammer) drives the enemy against a second force (the anvil) that holds its position, crushing the enemy between them.
- Infiltration — Penetrating deep into enemy territory undetected to gather intelligence or execute missions.
- Sabotage — Deliberately destroying, damaging, or obstructing enemy equipment, installations, or supplies.
- Reconnaissance — Gathering information about the enemy's positions, movements, and capabilities.
- Direct Action — Short-duration strikes and other small-scale offensive actions conducted as a special operation in hostile, denied, or politically sensitive environments.
- Hit-and-Run Tactics — Quickly attacking and then withdrawing before the enemy can respond effectively.
- Extraction — Removing personnel, often from a hostile environment, either covertly or overtly.
- Hostage Rescue — Liberating hostages while minimizing casualties among the hostages and rescuers.
- Demolition — Using explosives to destroy enemy infrastructure, fortifications, and equipment.
- Counterinsurgency — Actions taken to defeat and contain insurgency and address its root causes.
- Electronic Warfare — Using electromagnetic spectrum operations to deny the enemy access to it or to manipulate it for advantage.
- Psychological Operations — Using psychological tactics to influence the attitudes and behaviors of enemy forces.
- Surveillance — Continuous observation of a place, person, group, or ongoing activity to gather information.
- Evasion and Escape — Techniques used to avoid capture by the enemy and, if captured, escape from confinement.
- Sniper Operations — Using highly trained marksmen to target key enemy personnel and assets from long distances.
- Raiding — Sudden attacks against enemy targets to achieve a specific objective, followed by a planned withdrawal.
- Pathfinding — Establishing and marking routes through enemy territory for larger forces to follow.
- Stealth — Avoiding detection by the enemy through concealment and camouflage techniques.
- Assassination — Targeted killing of specific enemy individuals to disrupt their command and control.
- Search and Destroy — Seeking out the enemy and eliminating them through direct combat engagements.
- Force Abilities (Force User Units Only): N/A
- Elite Training and Skills: Umbra Commandos undergo rigorous training and possess specialized skills in infiltration, reconnaissance, and covert operations. Their elite status enables them to operate effectively behind enemy lines, gather intelligence, and execute high-risk missions with precision and stealth.
- Versatility and Adaptability: Umbra Commandos are versatile operatives capable of performing a wide range of tasks, including sabotage, assassination, hostage rescue, and direct action. Their ability to adapt to changing circumstances and operate in diverse environments makes them valuable assets for military objectives.
- Stealth and Camouflage Techniques: Umbra Commandos are skilled in stealth and camouflage techniques, allowing them to operate covertly and evade detection by enemy forces. Their ability to blend into their surroundings and move undetected enhances their survivability and enables them to conduct reconnaissance or sabotage missions without alerting adversaries.
- Expertise in Close Quarters Combat (CQC): Umbra Commandos are proficient in close quarters combat (CQC) techniques, including hand-to-hand combat, room clearing, and small arms engagements. Their mastery of CQC enables them to swiftly neutralize threats in confined spaces and maintain control over critical infrastructure or enemy-held positions.
- Limited Support: Umbra Commandos may face challenges in receiving timely and sufficient support from conventional military units due to their specialized nature and often isolated operating environments. This lack of support can hinder their ability to sustain operations over extended periods or in highly contested areas.
- Risk of Mission Creep: Umbra Commandos, tasked with executing high-risk and dynamic missions, may encounter mission creep, wherein the scope or objectives of their assignments expand beyond initial parameters. This phenomenon can strain resources, increase exposure to enemy threats, and undermine operational focus, leading to mission failure or unnecessary risks.
- Limited Resupply Options: Operating behind enemy lines or in remote areas can restrict access to resupply and reinforcement options for Umbra Commandos. This limitation may force them to rely on cached supplies or extend their operational range, increasing their vulnerability to depletion of essential resources.
In 900 ABY, Darth Carnifex, leader of the Kainite, sought to bolster Darth Pellax's military strength. To achieve this, he established the Umbra Commandos and placed them under the command of his wife, Darth Pellax. This elite unit was designed for stealth, sabotage, and high-risk missions that required precision and discretion.
The first Umbra Commandos were selected from the elite soldiers within the Kainite ranks. They underwent intense training in various forms of combat and espionage, making them masters of both conventional and unconventional warfare.
the Commandos where the first group under the 23rd Blackened Valkyrie Regiment to achieve combat redness after it's creation.
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