Training
The training is nearly similar at the beginning between normal and special forces. The only big difference is that the Special Forces' training is 2 months longer and hast in the last two months different training and much harder.
- Special Forces
- Basic Training 4 months (Rifleman 04) – Combat Intelligence School
- Advanced Training 4 months (Collecting Fighter 07) – Combat Intelligence School
- Unit Training (here each unit has its own training that takes around 2 months) – Northern, Southern and Central command
- Normal Forces
- Basic Training 3 months (Rifleman 03) – Combat Intelligence School
- Advanced Training 3 months (Collecting Fighter 07) – Combat Intelligence School
- Unit Training (here each unit has its own training that takes around one month) – Northern, Southern and Central command
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