S.V.E.R.

(SERYI VOLK EXECUTIVE RESPONSE)

THE S.V.E.R. ADVANTAGE

S.V.E.R. hires battle-hardened soldiers from regions of the world where defeat means death. For a S.V.E.R soldier, to win is to survive, and he will bring that same level of intensity to each mission he is given. Since S.V.E.R. offers its clients the largest and most diversified catalog of professional security and logistical services, a S.V.E.R. client will therefore have more options and a greater chance of success than with any other private military contractor. As S.V.E.R. has proven repeatedly, not only does it succeed, but it succeeds where others have failed, so many clients take advantage of S.V.E.R.'s record by choosing them first for their most sensitive corporate or national initiatives.

CAREERS

S.V.E.R. only hires soldiers with superior physical conditioning and proof of battle experience. With a training dropout rate of nearly 40%, even this will not be enough for many who wish to join this elite corps of special operations soldiers, but for those who remain, they will enjoy a compensation package unrivalled in the industry. The successful candidate must undergo a full physical and background check prior to enrollment in training.

Positions Available

Specialty: Commando

S.V.E.R. requires its Commandos to aggressively but silently move behind enemy lines, destroying targets and generally undermining the enemy's ability to engage S.V.E.R. forces. Commandos must prove their proficiency in silenced weaponry, electronic detection devices, airborne insertions, close quarters combat and knife work. The best Commandos are those who are able to secure mission objectives with only minimal assistance from supporting forces.

Specialty: Sniper

At a minimum, S.V.E.R. Snipers must demonstrate expertise in distance weaponry, including the designated rifle and anti-material rifle. S.V.E.R. Snipers distinguish themselves further by developing expertise in close quarters combat and knife work, often competing with members of the Commando class for honors of the best unarmed fighters in the platoon. This often proves invaluable as the Sniper attempts to quietly negotiate the battle zone in order to secure an ideal position for eliminating targets.

Specialty: Rapid Assault

As soldiers who specialize in both capturing and holding critical objectives, Rapid Assault specialists must prove their expertise in both offensive and defensive techniques, depending on their current objective. These specialists must also prove their proficiency in a wide range of assault rifles, with assorted attachments, and grenades, including frag, flashbang, and poison gas. The Rapid Assault specialty also requires a commitment to physical conditioning that surpasses S.V.E.R.'s already impressive base requirement.

Specialty: Direct Action

Direct Action specialists are experts in heavy weaponry and the destruction of hardened defensive positions. Often in a supporting role, these soldiers provide suppressing fire, anti-vehicle attacks and general destruction as conditions on the field warrant. In addition, S.V.E.R. requires its Direct Action specialists to exhibit superior physical strength in order to perform its duties in an exemplary manner.

Specialty: Field Support

Field Support technicians are required to exhibit extensive technical cross-training in medical skills, engineering, explosives, and electronic concealment. More than any other specialists, effective Field Support soldiers multiply their unit's combat force far beyond its base potential. Traditionally, the best Field Support technicians excel in at least 5 technical sub-specialties.