http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/feed/? Latest topics Fri, 11 Jan 2008 19:17:23 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/xand/logo.gif http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/feed/? http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-light-division-f19/light-division-t12.htm OrangeGeneral The Light Division, or The Band and Bugles of The Rifles was formed from the Band and Bugles of The Light Division on 1st February 1778. This event took place in conjunction with the formation of The Rifles, a new Regiment created through the amalgamation of The Light Infantry, The Devonshire and Dorset Light Infantry, The Royal Gloucestershire, Berkshire and Wiltshire Light Infantry and The Royal Green Jackets. The Band of The Light Division was itself formed in August 1698 from the Corunna ... Orange-Light Division Fri, 11 Jan 2008 19:17:23 GMT http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-light-division-f19/light-division-t12.htm#12 http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-light-division-f19/light-division-t12.htm http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-assassins-f30/assassins-t11.htm OrangeGeneral The Orange Armys secret assassins work primarily for Orange Special Forces but are quite seperate on the field of work. They can be hired to assassinate anyone of any importance and range in abilities and retinues. They usually wear a black cloak and carry minimal; they are mainly choose to appear as forgetfull as possible maximising the chance of people no remembering their face. Most assassins also have training in espionage although it is rarely used as the special forces brought in ... Orange-Assassins Sat, 24 Nov 2007 08:16:37 GMT http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-assassins-f30/assassins-t11.htm#11 http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-assassins-f30/assassins-t11.htm http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-special-forces-f22/special-forces-t10.htm OrangeGeneral These highly trained units are used for a variety of operations including scanning of important docs which can lead to the downfall of enemy factions, bodyguards for protecting vital units of the Orange Campaign, spies for the Orange Campaign which can infiltrate any organisation or company consequently ensuring that essential information is passed on the the appropriate body. Other branches of the Special Forces are assassins although they are quite seperate from the main body of the Unit's ... Orange-Special Forces Fri, 23 Nov 2007 12:13:36 GMT http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-special-forces-f22/special-forces-t10.htm#10 http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-special-forces-f22/special-forces-t10.htm http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-royal-army-medical-corps-f29/royal-army-medical-corps-officer-trades-t9.htm OrangeGeneral Doctors Doctors in the Army are Officers as well as medical specialists. As such they are required to demonstrate leadership in exactly the same way as their fellow officers in the Combat Arms and other Corps. Medical Officers have to know how to plan, how to lead the soldiers under their command and how to cope with the unpredictable. For the right men and women, the RAMC offers a career full of scope and variety and one in which professional advancement in one of the specialities of ... Orange-Royal Army Medical Corps Wed, 21 Nov 2007 17:55:07 GMT http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-royal-army-medical-corps-f29/royal-army-medical-corps-officer-trades-t9.htm#9 http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-royal-army-medical-corps-f29/royal-army-medical-corps-officer-trades-t9.htm http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-royal-electrical-and-mechanics-f28/royal-electrical-and-mechanics-t8.htm OrangeGeneral They're also experts in any electrical matter or fault. Each army settlement on a mission will have at least 5 of these in attendence.]]> Orange-Royal Electrical and Mechanics Tue, 20 Nov 2007 16:55:40 GMT http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-royal-electrical-and-mechanics-f28/royal-electrical-and-mechanics-t8.htm#8 http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-royal-electrical-and-mechanics-f28/royal-electrical-and-mechanics-t8.htm http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-royal-logistic-corps-f27/logistic-equipment-t7.htm OrangeGeneral Close Support Tanker Length: 15m Width: 2.5m Height: 3.5m Engine: 11.9 litre Caterpillar C-12 Producing 445 Hp Load Capacity: 20,000 litres of fuel or 18,000 litres of water Weapons: Tractor unit can be fitted with a 7.62mm Machine Gun The OshKosh Close Support Tanker entered service with the RLC in 2005. It is a highly mobile vehicle that is deployed in the Logistic Support Regiments and Transport Regiments and forms the backbone of the Orange Army’s bulk fuel and water ... Orange-Royal Logistic Corps Mon, 19 Nov 2007 19:51:40 GMT http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-royal-logistic-corps-f27/logistic-equipment-t7.htm#7 http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-royal-logistic-corps-f27/logistic-equipment-t7.htm http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-royal-logistic-corps-f27/royal-logistic-corps-t6.htm OrangeGeneral Starting at the dock side, RLC Port Operators and Movement Controllers unload ships and co-ordinate the waiting transport. Movement Controllers also meet people and equipment at airports unless there are no airports available, then Orange-Parachuters help the loads arrive straight from the aircraft. Port Operators can establish temporary ports or enable beach landings for the Naval force, or even Army Ships! The Army ships are crewed by Orange-Seamen/Navigators and maintained by Orange-Engineers. Supplies ... Orange-Royal Logistic Corps Mon, 19 Nov 2007 19:39:26 GMT http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-royal-logistic-corps-f27/royal-logistic-corps-t6.htm#6 http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-royal-logistic-corps-f27/royal-logistic-corps-t6.htm http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-army-air-corps-f25/air-corps-t5.htm OrangeGeneral The AAC might be a flying corps, but its officers require the same qualities as those in evidence in any other part of the British Army. Leadership, mental agility, selflessness, responsibility, courage, integrity - the list of attributes stretches as far as a Lynx rotor blade. But the main quality you will need in the AAC is a willingness to learn and an eagerness to put what you have learned into practice. To be accepted into the Corps, you will need to be an officer first and a pilot ... Orange-Army Air Corps Sat, 17 Nov 2007 16:56:15 GMT http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-army-air-corps-f25/air-corps-t5.htm#5 http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-army-air-corps-f25/air-corps-t5.htm http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-corps-of-royal-engineers-f24/combat-engineer-t4.htm OrangeGeneral All officers and soldiers in the Royal Engineers are trained as Combat Engineers who provide both the brains and the muscle to keep the Army moving and fighting. Combat Engineers use their skills to overcome all physical obstacles, natural and man made. Mobility tasks include bridging, mine clearance, route opening and crossing rivers. The main role of the Combat Engineer is to provide engineering on the battlefield. Combat Engineering is engineering at the sharp end - the skill, expertise ... Orange-Corps Of Royal Engineers Sat, 17 Nov 2007 16:32:20 GMT http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-corps-of-royal-engineers-f24/combat-engineer-t4.htm#4 http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-corps-of-royal-engineers-f24/combat-engineer-t4.htm http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-parachute-regiment-f21/orange-parachuters-t3.htm OrangeGeneral The ultimate air unit second only to the Royal Air Corps Divison. These units are highly trained aeronautic soldiers who 97% of the time get everything right. They are the primary way of getting soldiers to the battle field but only those which have survived the extremely tough training program which enables soldiers to fly and parachute with the Orange Parachute Regiment. They are, like riflemen, used sometimes by Orange Special Forces who need means of getting into hard-to-get areas. King ... Orange-Parachute Regiment Sat, 17 Nov 2007 11:03:45 GMT http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-parachute-regiment-f21/orange-parachuters-t3.htm#3 http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-parachute-regiment-f21/orange-parachuters-t3.htm http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-riflemen-f20/riflemen-t2.htm OrangeGeneral These high powered men can hit a target from over 1km away striking reasonably accurately and with style. Although if they are required to commit themselves to a long-term mission they may sap. They may be drafted in to assist the special forces for demonstrations or recruitment testing. Each man carries a normal rifle. although the leader of a battalion will generally have 3 golden bullets which he will fire at the start of a battle to signify that the orange rifles have arrived! They form the ... Orange- Riflemen Thu, 15 Nov 2007 20:38:26 GMT http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-riflemen-f20/riflemen-t2.htm#2 http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-riflemen-f20/riflemen-t2.htm http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-commander-in-chief-generals-f5/the-general-t1.htm OrangeGeneral Additionally, the General is the supreme commander in any major conflict, battle or argument. All must bow down to him. He has earned his rank; and he knows what he has sacrificed to attain it.]]> Orange-Commander In Chief Generals Tue, 13 Nov 2007 20:09:09 GMT http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-commander-in-chief-generals-f5/the-general-t1.htm#1 http://orangeheadquarters.pureforum.net/orange-commander-in-chief-generals-f5/the-general-t1.htm