Is Guards the only unit that drive the Light Strike Vihicle
(LSV)?
Officially, yes.
Why Guards didn't learn parachuting also ar?
Cuz they're RDF (Rapid Deployment Force). While not organized
under any of the DIV structures, the GDS are still a conventional
force - touted "elite infantry" - trained to hit the battle zone
suddenly.
What does commandos do during war? Is it planning, sabotaging,
sit back and watch?
CDOs are more raid specialists, operating in small units &
relying on stealthy infiltration to carry out missions.
Is the fences surrounding the camp electrically supplied? So
anyone trying to climb up would be electrocuted? Or it's just a
sensor to inform them there's instruder?
Not that I know of, but there's sentry & prowling guards on
24/7 duty (with live bullets). Maybe the DB, though I noticed only
2-layer high fences when they 1st built the facility next to my
camp in CCK. They had dogs free-roaming in between the fences,
& I reckon probably also MG- & searchlights-equipped towers
within.
And in the camp like places such as the bunk room or corridors,
is there any hidden or security camera?
No. It's hard to find even a workable wall socket in some camp
bunks!
What is the booking in time and booking out time for Guards?
Does it applies the same to all units? During weekends, the unit
can don't book out and stay in, right? Just that they will be bored
and lonely, right? Has anyone done that before?
Regular nights-off times for combat units should be between
1800-ish (after conducting last parade, but sometimes you gotta
wait for people to finish the indented dinner) & 2359 (unless
they want you to rest early for the next day's training). Yeah,
weekends aren't stay-in unless they're "burned" for various
reasons, in which case you can usually claim a off day-in-lieu. I
ended up not minding the latter, as long as I could regularly book
out to wind down during weeknights.
