Cadet: These are people in basic training working to become official members of the Chemical Corps. They still do front line work and are considered soldiers.
Senior Cadet: These are a step up from a cadet, they will often fight and are pretty much official members of the Chemical Corps.
Basic Infantry: These make up most of the Chemical Corps being lower ranks such as privates and such. They are common and most are fresh out of training.
Infantry: One step up from basic infantry, they are entitled to more privileges then their basic counterparts. These men and woman have been in the group for over a year.
Artillery Operator: These men and woman fire the following weapons at targets. They work with; VX, Agent Orange, Napalm, Enterotoxin type B, Anthrax, Tularemia, Brucellosis, Q-fever, VEE, and Botulism in the form of artillery shells firing VX to kill infantry, Agent Orange to tear down forest, napalm to raze hostile buildings, and bacterial weapons (Biological weapons) to disable hostile infantry.
ParaInfantry: They are the first to touch down over a gassed area to secure it under the US’s control. They are uncommon and are the ones who are pretty much handpicked. Most of them have done volunteer working and ROTC in the USCPF.
Squad Leader: These men and woman command squads to secure areas. They are vital to the Chemical Corps.
Platoon Leader: These men and woman command platoons. They are the bosses of the squad leaders.
Executive: The people in the Executive position manage lower ranks. In the chain of command, the Executive rank Is quite high. Since they're such a high rank, they're part of the elite decision making that takes place in the highest ranks of the CC. Executives try to make decisions that will benefit the CC, and not lead to it's shutdown, as the CC is already on thin ice with high ranks in the USCPF main group.
Deputy Commander: These people help manage the group and are second in command.
Brigadier General: The head of the Chemical Corps. |