CS CSAR

Daniel Stoker · Fri Oct 21, 2005 2:49 pm

C.R.A.F.T. wrote:What does the Coalition do about downed airmen and lost soldiers that are injured and can't find their way home?

Leave them to die? Send in the skelebots? What do you do?

Send in the PC's.

Daniel Stoker

The Galactus Kid · Fri Oct 21, 2005 3:06 pm

Agreed. Good Idea daniel.

Svartalf · Unread post by **Svartalf** » Fri Oct 21, 2005 4:18 pm

send rescue squads... usually something between a scouting squad and a commando platoon... but remember, in an MDC world, flyboys have less oportunity to use the ol'chute... and if it's a war zone, sending a squad to retrieve a lone soldier is not exactly it... unless said individual is of exceptional importance for some reason... the reason survival skills are available is so an isolated soldier can survive while trying to rejoin his lines.

Kalinda · Unread post by **Kalinda** » Fri Oct 21, 2005 4:22 pm

That's why they make Retriever Dog boys.

"Go on boys! FETCH!!"

dark brandon · Unread post by **dark brandon** » Fri Oct 21, 2005 5:29 pm

C.R.A.F.T. wrote:What does the Coalition do about downed airmen and lost soldiers that are injured and can't find their way home?

Leave them to die? Send in the skelebots? What do you do?

what would I do? Destory tolkeen. What..wait? Huh?

Hahahaha....

Declaire the pilot was a traitor to humanity, carpet bomb his last known location.

Send in the clowns.

I guess send in the PC's who happen to be dog boy retrievers is a good idea too.

And the serious answer: Dog boys, samas and sky cycle search and rescute squads.

Dustin Fireblade · Fri Oct 21, 2005 6:39 pm

Didn't one of those adventures in the Index books have a CS CSAR team in them? I think there is another example in the Aftermath book as well. However I don't have either of those books anymore to check.

Dead Boy · Unread post by **Dead Boy** » Fri Oct 21, 2005 7:38 pm

C.R.A.F.T. wrote:What does the Coalition do about downed airmen and lost soldiers that are injured and can't find their way home?

Leave them to die? Send in the skelebots? What do you do?

Actually the CS Commando OCC does include rescue missions, which would cover this conteingency. Also it says that the CS Natutical Commadoes are patterend off of the US Navy Seals, and the Seals' original mission was to rescue downed pilots. So it's conceivable that the CSN would send Nautical Commandoes to rescue their pilots as well.

Nekira Sudacne · Sat Oct 22, 2005 8:27 pm

They use Dog boys and other psychics to track them down

Zer0 Kay · Unread post by **Zer0 Kay** » Sat Oct 22, 2005 10:09 pm

CSAR?? I could see SAR being Search and Rescue but in the USAF the R in SAR stands for Recovery and they don't look for pilots... at least not all of them. The job of SAR is to scour the scene of a crash to locate all 'objects' related to the crash. Now they could have a version of one of America's stranger special forces the USAF Pararescue also known as PJs. How is that weirder than SEALS or Marine Reacon? They go into hot zones suspended from a helecopter to rescue people!

Display-Name-Alpha · Sun Oct 23, 2005 8:33 am

The coalition are like the chinese... one downed plane, billion more where they came from.

The only reason the CS would go after it is to prevent the tech from being stolen.

Joey Jo Jo Jr · Sun Oct 23, 2005 8:43 am

Grab some pleb form the 'burbs to replace 'em, plenty more where that came from.

Gomen_Nagai · Unread post by **Gomen_Nagai** » Mon Oct 24, 2005 12:20 am

depending on the mission he was on, A Skelebot squad might be sent to retrieve him, or dogboys in the patrolling area. Sky cycles and the such, --- only if it was a high importance area.

Zer0 Kay · Unread post by **Zer0 Kay** » Mon Oct 24, 2005 9:49 am

AdeptPaladin wrote:
Zer0 Kay wrote:CSAR?? I could see SAR being Search and Rescue but in the USAF the R in SAR stands for Recovery and they don't look for pilots... at least not all of them. The job of SAR is to scour the scene of a crash to locate all 'objects' related to the crash. Now they could have a version of one of America's stranger special forces the USAF Pararescue also known as PJs. How is that weirder than SEALS or Marine Reacon? They go into hot zones suspended from a helecopter to rescue people!

No, I think the weirdest of all was these guys:
http://www.specialtactics.com/weatherarticle.shtml

OK they are kinda weird but the PJs have got to be more nutz. "Oh there is some shooting over there. Quick lower me on the wench and we'll see if any of our guys need help." Yeah I know they usually don't go in until called, it just sounded funnier this way.

Zer0 Kay · Unread post by **Zer0 Kay** » Wed Oct 26, 2005 1:01 pm

AdeptPaladin wrote:
Zer0 Kay wrote:
AdeptPaladin wrote:
Zer0 Kay wrote:CSAR?? I could see SAR being Search and Rescue but in the USAF the R in SAR stands for Recovery and they don't look for pilots... at least not all of them. The job of SAR is to scour the scene of a crash to locate all 'objects' related to the crash. Now they could have a version of one of America's stranger special forces the USAF Pararescue also known as PJs. How is that weirder than SEALS or Marine Reacon? They go into hot zones suspended from a helecopter to rescue people!

No, I think the weirdest of all was these guys:
http://www.specialtactics.com/weatherarticle.shtml

OK they are kinda weird but the PJs have got to be more nutz. "Oh there is some shooting over there. Quick lower me on the wench and we'll see if any of our guys need help." Yeah I know they usually don't go in until called, it just sounded funnier this way.

There's lots of 'weird' special forces units... Wouldn't suprise me if there was a Combat Vet back in WWII to handle the animals.. or a Combat Barber to trim your hair with a few rounds with an M-16A.

dang they don't have a bash emote so :thwak:

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