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Revision as of 20:28, 19 April 2025
Overview
The Canadian Colonial Armed Forces (CCAF) Section is a Response Team deployed from the United American Spaceship (UAS) Polaris under orders from CCAF High Command, Lamont Station Beta. This section represents one of the standard infantry detachments deployed across the United American sphere, and acts under UA authority during joint operations.
They bring grit, order, and Dominion-era discipline to the battlefield.
Backstory
Founded from surviving remnants of the Canadian military post-unification, the CCAF serves as the primary ground force for the United Americas.
The CCAF Section aboard the Polaris was originally stationed at Fort McMurray Orbital Training Grounds before being rotated to Lamont Station Beta. From there, they were assigned to provide peacekeeping and stabilization during the colonial transfer following Weyland-Yutani’s acquisition of Canadian Neroid Sector colonies.
Equipment
Roles
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| File:CCAF Standard.png Rifleman | Pte |
Enlisted professional volunteer of the CCAF, these soldiers are the backbone of the UA. Armed with the M41A/2 Pulse Rifle and equipped with the B12 Pattern Personal Armor System, each private acts as the maneuver element of a section, giving the Section Commander the ability to push the battlefield.
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Mladshiy Serzhant | MSzht. |
These combat sappers are the UPP equivalent of the USCM's squad engineers. They're trained to setup field fortifications and breach into hostile defences. Armed with either the Type 71 Pulse Rifle Or Carbine.
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These trained men and women have access to an array of standard issued UPP medical items akin to their USCM counterparts. While combat is not their focus, they are armed with their old but reliable Type 71 Carbine as a quick response to any threat.
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| File:CCAF Section 2iC.png Section Second in Command (2iC) | MCpl |
The Section Second in Command (2iC) assists the Section Commander in leading the CCAF section, leading a second fire team. They will also liaise with the local USCM command staff, ensuring the section integrates into a Joint Force. They are armed with the M41A/2 Pulse Rifle and are permitted to wear the VP78 as a sidearm. Their B12 Pattern Personal Armor System has been modified to include an integrated optics system, providing magnification, medical status, and telemetry, all broadcast to the Polaris via the CCAF Integrated TeleComms Backpack.
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| File:CCAF Section Commander.png Section Commander | Sgt |
The Section Commander leads the CCAF section, developing and executing on a plan of action to accomplish the goals provided by headquarters. They will also liaise with the local USCM command staff, ensuring the section integrates into a Joint Force. They are armed with the M41A/2 Pulse Rifle and are permitted to wear the VP78 as a sidearm. Their B12 Pattern Personal Armor System has been modified to include an integrated optics system, providing magnification, medical status, and telemetry, all broadcast to the Polaris via the CCAF Integrated TeleComms Backpack.
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CCAF Ranks
Rank Terminology
| Paygrade: | Description: | Classifications: | Description: |
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| Enlisted. E.g. a person who is enlisted into the CCAF. | Non-Commissioned Officer
Any enlisted of Grade 3 or higher. | ||
| Officer. E.g. a person who is commissioned into the CCAF. | Senior Non-Commissioned Officer
Any enlisted of Grade 6 or higher. | ||
| Senior Officer
Any officer of Grade 4 or higher. | |||
| Flag Officer
Any officer of Grade 7 or higher. |
Officers
| Paygrade: | Rank Name: | Abbreviation: | Jobs: |
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| O10C | Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces (FO) | CiCAF | N/A |
| O10 | General (FO) | Gen | N/A |
| O9 | Lieutenant-General (FO) | LGen | N/A |
| O8 | Major-General (FO) | MGen | N/A |
| O7 | Brigadier-General (FO) | BGen | N/A |
| O6 | Colonel (SO) | Col | N/A |
| O5 | Lieutenant-Colonel (SO) | LCol | N/A |
| O4 | Major (SO) | Maj | N/A |
| O3 | Captain | Capt | N/A |
| O2 | Lieutenant | Lt | N/A |
| O1 | Second Lieutenant
Officer Cadet |
2Lt
OCdt |
N/A |
Enlisted
| Paygrade: | Rank Name: | Abbreviation: | Jobs: |
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| E9C | Armed Forces Chief Warrant Officer (SNCO) | AFCWO | N/A |
| E9E | Command Chief Warrant Officer (SNCO) | CCWO | N/A |
| E9 | Chief Warrant Officer (SNCO) | CWO | N/A |
| E8 | Master Warrant Officer (SNCO) | MWO | N/A |
| E7 | Warrant Officer (SNCO) | WO | N/A |
| E6 | Senior Sergeant (SNCO) | SSgt | N/A |
| E5 | Sergeant (NCO) | Sgt | N/A |
| E4 | Master Corporal (NCO) | MCpl | N/A |
| E3 | Corporal (NCO) | Cpl | N/A |
| E2 | Private (Trained) | Pte (T) | N/A |
| E1 | Private (Basic) | Pte (B) | N/A |
Relations with the USCM
Tense but professional. The USCM considers the CCAF a wildcard; not quite allies, but not quite outsiders. Joint operations are often subject to military police action.
Do not expect access to all USCM resources. Do not expect to be welcomed. But do expect to be respected, after all, you’ve bled beside them.
Gameplay Tips
- Coordinate with USCM, but prioritize CCAF orders.
- Play your role: clean, competent, and a heart as cold as a Canadian winter.

