Marine Roles

United Nations Space Command Navy Branch:

Roles	Description
Commanding Officer	You are the Commanding Officer aboard this ship! Try not to get your entire ship boarded or destroyed. Description: All the lives aboard this vessel are yours to command. You are responsible for overseeing how this entire vessel 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. Difficulty: Medium 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 ship combat readiness, or do all the work yourself if they are nowhere to be found.
Executive Officer	Description: The Acting Commander and second in command of the UNSC Frigate. 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 ship's navigation. When the Commanding Officer is not present, you are to take charge of the whole operation and give the marines a briefing. Difficulty: Easy 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 piloting the vessel or coordinating with the other officers. Make sure the vessel is running smoothly and that each department is doing their jobs.
Bridge Officer	Description: As a bridge officer, you are expected to take to the bridge and man the consoles. Each Bridger Officer can have different tasks. Some of these tasks include being the Gunnery Operator for the Frigate's MAC Cannon, a Crew Vital Sign monitor, a ship integrity and damage mitigations officer, and a Marine Ground Operations coordinator. Difficulty: Medium Playstyle: Do what task is assigned to you diligently. Check the ship for any Marines not adhering to the UNSC Code of Conduct. Patrol the hallways with the UNSC Navy's Security Branch Forces. Keep everything in check in lieu of the Commanding Officer.
File:IWO.png Infantry Weapons Officer	Description: The Infantry Weapons Officer is the ship's Quartermaster. You man the UNSC Heaven Above's armory. It is your task to ensure that the marines get deployed without any lack of equipment for Ground Operations. Should any marine prove to be 'uncooperative', the ship's marshals are your best-friends. Difficulty: Easy Playstyle: Distribute weapons to the marines and ODSTs. Coordinate with the ship's marshals to ensure peace is maintained in the lines. You are also in charge of logistics, so it's your task to supply ammo to the ground forces.
File:MCO.png Marine Commanding Officer	Description: Difficulty: Playstyle:
File:MSL.png Marine Squad Leader	Description: Difficulty: Playstyle:
Marine	Description: The rank and file of the UNSC. You are a Soldier of the UNSC Heaven Above. Many in number, deadly in combat. You are the back-bone of the many Ground Operations that this ship 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
ODST Close	Description: Difficulty: Playstyle:
ONI Security Squad Leader Close	Description: Difficulty: Playstyle:
ONI Security Close	Description: Difficulty: Playstyle:

United Nations Space Command Civilian Branch:

Roles	Description
File:CHC.png Chief Hospital Corpsman	Description: You are the Head Corpsman of the UNSC Heaven Above. Gather your Corpsmen and make sure that the ship's medical bay is up and running. Marines will come in any time soon, and it will be up to you and your team of Medical Personnel to save their lives. Difficulty: Hard Playstyle: As the CHC, you are expected to do almost everything within the Medical Bay. Your job only gets harder as less Corpsmen are present on the ship. Keep your Health packs filled and your syringes loaded, you never know when you need a to use them on critical patients.
File:HC.png Hospital Corpsman	Description: You are one of the ship's Medical Bay personnel. Follow the orders of your superior, the Chief Hospital Corpsman. 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 ship medical distress calls. Follow your Department head's orders.
File:CCT.png Crew Chief (Technical)	Description: Difficulty: Playstyle:
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United Nations Space Command Navy Aviation Branch:

Roles	Description
File:SQC.png Squadron Commander	Description: You are a Squadron Commander. Make sure to lead your fellow Pilots in to battle. Command supply drops and have your underlings follow your lead. You are essentially a Pilot with more authority. Difficulty: Medium Playstyle: Lead your fellow Pilots in to battle and lead supply drops. Do not leave your Pelican unattended
File:PLT.png Pilot	Description: You are an Airforce Pilot. Your job is to drop marines in to a battlefield and provide support. Follow your Squadron Commanders orders to the letter. Difficulty: Easy-Medium Playstyle: Drop Marines in to the battlefield and support them with your Pelicans mounted chaingun. Occasionally haul supplies from the ship to the surface to support the Marines. Do not leave your Pelican unattended .