Recent content by RobM

Hold up. Military Academy is included separately from University in Mercenary 2nd ed and covers the Warfighting training you speak of. From what I interpret from msprang's comment the intent was that University education is standard between the two books. This is not the case. They are almost...

Which one is correct? Mercenary 2nd ed or Cosmopolite? Upon graduation in Mercenary 2nd ed you get a +1 added to your education, in Cosmopolite its a +2.

Australia - NSW - Sydney - SamSpacer Australia - NSW - Sydney - krontekag Australia - SA - Adelaide - Imeanunoharm Australia - VIC - Melbourne - Melbourne Accords Australia - QLD - Townsville - Ronnke Belgium Belgium - Brussels - Trojan Points (http://trojanpoints.blogspot.com/) Canada Canada...

Australia Australia - NSW - Sydney - SamSpacer Australia - NSW - Sydney - krontekag Australia - SA - Adelaide - Imeanunoharm Australia - VIC - Melbourne - Melbourne Accords Australia - QLD - Townsville - Ronnke Belgium Belgium - Brussels - Trojan Points (http://trojanpoints.blogspot.com/)...

Ah yes forgot to check the rank table. And yes the Medic-1 skill I would house rule as selectable if the player really wanted to be a combat medic. Glad we could help you Jak!

1st term Army Combat Medic (Support) using the core rule book. Basic Training skills from the Service skills table Drive, wheeled or tracked - 0 Athletics endurance -0 Gun Combat, Slug Rifles -0 Recon - 0 Melee, unarmed or small blades -0 Heavy Weapons, Launchers - 0 First term skill...

Under the Army career Support specialty is what you would be looking for in the core rulebook. If the player wanted to be a combat medic I would let him pick one level in the medic skill from that table. As far as the U.S. Army is concerned Combat Medic is a support specialty.