33rd Ranger Regiment

33rd Ranger Regiment
Active	1559-present
Country	Wosteaque
Branch	Army
Type	Airborne, light infantry
Size	2,500

The 33rd Ranger Regiment, also known as Army Rangers, is Wosteaqeuans Army's primary light infantry unit. The regiment is headquartered at Fort Ocher, Rorkirch, Boemont, and is composed of a regimental headquarters company, a military intelligence battalion, two light armor battalions, four Ranger battalions, four field artillery battalions, and a special troops battalion. The regiment also has engineer and support battalions.

Training levels

Each independent unit in the Wosteaquean military is given a training level on training, equipment, or procedures. The levels go from 1-5, depending on the target level the units command sets for said unit.

CBRN		Enviroment Training Levels		Equipment Training Levels		Specialized Teams Training Levels		Vehicle Training Levels
Biological	5	Artic	4	Anti-Air	5	Engineer	5	Armored Car	4
Chemical	5	Desert	4	Anti-Ship	3	Intel	5	Armored Patrol Car	5
Nuclear	5	Forest	5	Anti-Tank	5	Logistics	5	Heavy Utility Vehicle	5
Radioactive	5	Jungle	4	Artillery	4	Maintence	5	Light Recon Tank	N/A
		Plains	5	Heavy Machine Gun	5	Medical	5	Light Utility Vehicle	5
		Mountain	4	Mortar	4	Recon	5	Main Battle Tank	N/A
		Shore	3	Small arms	5			Mobile Tank Destroyer	N/A
		Urban	5	Sniper	5			Truck	5
		Wetland	4