18-10-2024, 10:41 PM
The Tagaveri Vahan formation:
1. Formation of the Elite Unit
Soldier Selection
Physical Training
Infiltration and Covert Operations
Count of soldiers per unit.
[*]Ardavir Scout Unit (Reconnaissance & Surveillance)
Number: 30-40 soldiers
This unit needs to be fast and flexible, with teams that work independently for stealth and reconnaissance missions.
[*]Vahagn Shock Troopers (Close Quarters Combat)
Number: 50-60 soldiers
As they engage in intense combat, a larger group is required for effective offensive and defensive operations in hostile zones.
[*]Zoravar Sabotage Division (Demolition & Sabotage)
Number: 25-30 soldiers
A smaller, specialized unit with teams trained in explosives and sabotage tactics.
[*]Arakel Stealth Brigade (Infiltration & Assassination)
Number: 20-25 soldiers
This unit operates in small, covert teams trained specifically for infiltration and targeted eliminations.
[*]Daron Tactical Response Team (Counterterrorism & Hostage Rescue)
Number: 40-50 soldiers
A medium-sized unit needed for quick responses to terrorist threats and hostage rescue missions, with flexibility for high-risk interventions.
[*]Navasard Cyber Warfare Unit (Cyber Operations)
Number: 15-20 specialists
A small team of highly trained cyber warfare experts to disrupt enemy systems or build defenses.
[*]Yervand Sniper Team (Long-Range Engagement)
Number: 10-15 sharpshooters
An elite group of only a few highly trained snipers and spotters for long-range target elimination missions.
With this structure, the total size of the Tagaveri Vahan would range between 190 and 240 soldiers, with each unit optimized for its specialty.
1. Formation of the Elite Unit
Soldier Selection
- Stringent Selection Criteria: The process should focus on physical strength, mental resilience, intelligence, and problem-solving skills. Candidates would undergo medical, psychological, and physical tests.
- Small, Specialized Unit: Given Pontesi’s small population, the unit could be limited to 200-500 highly specialized troops.
- Diverse Specializations: The unit would include experts in fields like demolitions, sniping, combat diving, helicopter piloting, and cyber warfare.
Physical Training
- Endurance and Strength: Intense training in endurance, strength, and speed, including long-distance marches, mountain climbing, swimming, and obstacle courses.
- Survival Training (SERE): Troops should learn to survive in hostile environments, camouflage, navigate without GPS, and forage for food in difficult conditions.
- Hand-to-Hand Combat: Training in unarmed combat techniques such as Krav Maga, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, or Systema for close-quarters fighting.
- Advanced Shooting Drills: Regular firearms training with assault rifles, handguns, and sniper rifles, including stress-induced shooting scenarios.
- Urban Warfare (CQB): Close-Quarter Battle training to effectively breach and secure buildings, including the use of small arms and explosives to remove obstacles.
- Amphibious Warfare: Specialized amphibious training, using watercraft and combat diving skills.
- Airborne Training: Parachute jumps and tactical air deployments for infiltration behind enemy lines.
- Cyber Warfare: Basic skills in cyber security, hacking, and communication jamming to support digital attacks or disable enemy networks.
- Drones and Robotics: Specialization in drone reconnaissance, air support, and remote target elimination.
- Mental Resilience: Training in extreme conditions such as sleep deprivation and hunger, developing the ability to perform under pressure.
- Psychological Warfare: Skills in manipulating enemy perceptions through disinformation or intimidation.
- Leadership Training: Elite soldiers must learn to lead, make strategic decisions, and coordinate their team under duress.
Infiltration and Covert Operations
- Espionage and Infiltration: Training in covert operations, infiltration behind enemy lines, intelligence gathering, and conducting surgical strikes.
- Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD): Training in safely securing and dismantling explosives or using them to disable enemy infrastructure.
- Collaboration with Foreign Elite Units: Pontesi’s elite unit could benefit from joint training with experienced military units such as NATO forces, SEALs, SAS, or France’s GIGN. This collaboration would enhance their skills for Pontesi’s unique military challenges.
- Regular Combat Exercises: The elite unit should participate in realistic combat scenarios and international military exercises. They could also engage in anti-terror exercises or joint operations with police forces.
- Advanced Equipment: The unit should be equipped with cutting-edge technology such as night vision goggles, customized weapons, lightweight body armor, and communication systems to maintain contact in all conditions.
Count of soldiers per unit.
[*]Ardavir Scout Unit (Reconnaissance & Surveillance)
Number: 30-40 soldiers
This unit needs to be fast and flexible, with teams that work independently for stealth and reconnaissance missions.
[*]Vahagn Shock Troopers (Close Quarters Combat)
Number: 50-60 soldiers
As they engage in intense combat, a larger group is required for effective offensive and defensive operations in hostile zones.
[*]Zoravar Sabotage Division (Demolition & Sabotage)
Number: 25-30 soldiers
A smaller, specialized unit with teams trained in explosives and sabotage tactics.
[*]Arakel Stealth Brigade (Infiltration & Assassination)
Number: 20-25 soldiers
This unit operates in small, covert teams trained specifically for infiltration and targeted eliminations.
[*]Daron Tactical Response Team (Counterterrorism & Hostage Rescue)
Number: 40-50 soldiers
A medium-sized unit needed for quick responses to terrorist threats and hostage rescue missions, with flexibility for high-risk interventions.
[*]Navasard Cyber Warfare Unit (Cyber Operations)
Number: 15-20 specialists
A small team of highly trained cyber warfare experts to disrupt enemy systems or build defenses.
[*]Yervand Sniper Team (Long-Range Engagement)
Number: 10-15 sharpshooters
An elite group of only a few highly trained snipers and spotters for long-range target elimination missions.
With this structure, the total size of the Tagaveri Vahan would range between 190 and 240 soldiers, with each unit optimized for its specialty.