UNSC Roles

United Nations Space Command Navy Branch:

Roles	Description
Commanding Officer (UNSC Whitelist)	You are the Commanding Officer aboard this installation! Try not to get your entire installation boarded or destroyed. Description: All the lives aboard this Installation are yours to command. You are responsible for overseeing how this entire installation as a whole will act out and proceed with the mission in any way you see fit. That does not mean, however, that you are entitled to abuse. The lives of your crew and your marines are precious, try not to spend them on stupid decisions. However if a person or persons is a threat to the operations of the UNSC or the UNSC themselves, the ordering of request or even a battle execution be made without warrant from high command. A report should be filed afterwards for proper review of the situation. Difficulty: Hard Playstyle: As a Commander, it is your job to brief your men on the mission and direct them to how you want the operation be performed on the field. Communicate with your branch Officers to ensure installation combat readiness, or do all the work yourself if they are nowhere to be found. Enforce the rules of the UNSC and act as the operations coordinator when other command staff are not available. You are not required to leave the command for anything other than materials to fax, but do so at your discretion. Try not to wear body armor or carry around anything not able to be holstered with a real holster. You aren't a soldier and neither are your crew. Leave that to the Marines.
Executive Officer	Description: The Acting Commander and second in command of the UNSC Installation. You are there to aid the Commanding Officer with his daily duties, and to keep the Marine Corps in line when he's busy tending to the installation's needs. When the Commanding Officer is not present, you are to take charge of the whole operation and give the marines a briefing. Difficulty: Medium Playstyle: Follow the orders of your Commanding Officer. Help him do his work or lessen the burden by taking the initiative. Command the Corps if the CO is busy or coordinating with the other officers. Make sure the vessel is running smoothly and that each department is doing their jobs. It is recommended to take a M6D as personal protection, provided you have a holster. However using body armor and carrying anything bigger than that is unnecessary and unprofessional so avoid doing so unless a boarding party has entered the ship or a mutiny is underway.
Station Crew	Description: The basic Naval personnel, commonly found on all UNSC warships and logistical ships. Unspecialized, they have knowledge to conduct basic tasks such as repairing power lines and operating weapons terminals. However advanced tasks such as generator repairs and management as well as bridge bound tasks are foreign to them and are subject for the specialized crewmen to take on. Difficulty: Medium Playstyle: Follow the orders of your Commanding Officer, Executive Officer, and specialized crewmen when working with them. Help where ever you can to esnure the installtion stay in optimal condition. Try not to wear body armor or grab anything bigger than a M6D. You aren't a Marine.
Marine Sergeant	Description: The Gunnery Sergeant of the UNSC marines detachment in the sector, you will lead the ground operations involving the marine ground forces. Difficulty: Medium Playstyle: Lead the marines on their operations on the ground or against any boarding actions on the UNSC Installations. You are their fearless leader and you need to be a example for them to follow so that you can win the ground engagements on the ground.
Marine	Description: The rank and file of the UNSC. You are a Soldier of the UNSC. Many in number, deadly in combat. You are the back-bone of the many Ground Operations that this sector has to encounter. Stick together with your fellow marines, there is strength in numbers. Difficulty: Easy Playstyle: You follow the Marine Squad Leader. There may be one or multiple at the same time. Stay in a squad, and maintain a good spread-out formation when moving. This helps avoid getting your entire squad killed in close-quarters combat, or by a any explosive ordinance thrown at you by the enemy.

United Nations Space Command Navy Special Warfare Branch:

Roles	Description
Orbital Drop Shock Trooper (UNSC Whitelist)	Description: The Orbital Drop Shock Troopers are the main special forces unit assigned to the sector. Assigned missions that can't be done by marines or reinforcing in the most dire situations, ODSTs are under the direct control of both their officers and the Ship Command. Only they can assign missions to and deploy ODSTs. ODSTs are part of NAVSPECWAR. Difficulty: Medium/Hard Playstyle: As an ODST you are assigned to the UNSC Naval asset in system. ODST's deploy when the situation is deemed to be beyond the capabilities of the marine detachment to contain. ODST's work in fireteams and do not deploy unless ordered by their commanding officer or any other competent command authority. ODST's utilize specialized weapons and equipment for this purpose. As an ODST you are specialized in boarding operations, and will be the unit of choice to inspect and/or neutralize other vessels. ODST's are also experts in counter terrorism operations and guerrilla warfare. Expect to be dropped beyond enemy lines as a matter of course. Motto: We go feet first!
Orbital Drop Shock Trooper Sergeant (UNSC Whitelist)	Description: The Orbital Drop Shock Troopers Sergeant, the third highest rank an UNSC member can achieve. Expected to lead their fellow soldiers to battle, regular marines and ODST equally, ODST Sergeants are the Marine Sergeant equivalent in the ODST branch. Only they can assign missions to and deploy ODSTs. ODSTs are part of NAVSPECWAR. Difficulty: Hard Playstyle: As an ODST you are assigned to the UNSC Naval asset in system. ODST's deploy when the situation is deemed to be beyond the capabilities of the marine detachment to contain. ODST's work in fireteams and do not deploy unless ordered by their commanding officer or any other competent command authority. ODST's utilize specialized weapons and equipment for this purpose. As an ODST you are specialized in boarding operations, and will be the unit of choice to inspect and/or neutralize other vessels. ODST's are also experts in counter terrorism operations and guerrilla warfare. Expect to be dropped beyond enemy lines as a matter of course.
Spartan (UNSC Whitelist)	Description: The Spartan 2s are the most elite the UNSC has to offer, wearing the best armour the UNSC can buy and the most advanced weaponry, A Single Spartan 2 can be the difference between victory or defeat, often holding entire lines on their own against the oncoming covenant horde Difficulty: Hard Playstyle: A Spartan 2 is expected to follow the orders of any officers without question, as they have been trained since childhood to follow orders and follow the chain of command. They are meant to be used in the center of the battle, as they are the tankiest UNSC force on the field who can survive battles normal troopers would die in droves to acomplish. They are expected to be the best of the best, and as such as sent on the most dangerous of missions by command. As a spartan, your training has given you ample training in all areas of warfare, such of that you are expected be a decent medic, engineer and combatant. There shouldn't be a role you cannot fill.

Office of Naval Intelligence Research Division:

Roles	Description
Researcher	Description: You are a Researcher in one of ONIs most secretive facilities. Your task is to Research new technologies. Work with your fellow Researchers to create new equipment for the UNSC, or maybe super space lube. Difficulty: Medium/Low

United Nations Space Command Civilian Branch:

Roles

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Station Medic

Description: You are one of the installation's Medical Bay personnel. Every wounded marine that comes your way is your responsibility, see to it that they don't die or bleed out and left untreated. Difficulty: Medium Playstyle: With your medical expertise, the ship's wounded personnel will look to your for aid. Keep your medical packs loaded and your syringes filled. Man the front desk and respond quickly to any Installation medical distress calls.