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As a broadly warfighting and adaptable elite infantry force, the Tercios are trained for rapid deployment worldwide and are capable of dealing with a wide range of threats. The Republican Marine Regiments are organised into three types of units, Expeditionary Corps, Expeditionary Regiments, and Expeditionary Detachments. The three are distinguished by their size in terms of manpower and operate at different scales of warfare. | As a broadly warfighting and adaptable elite infantry force, the Tercios are trained for rapid deployment worldwide and are capable of dealing with a wide range of threats. The Republican Marine Regiments are organised into three types of units, Expeditionary Corps, Expeditionary Regiments, and Expeditionary Detachments. The three are distinguished by their size in terms of manpower and operate at different scales of warfare. | ||
Each of the unit types is formed from a collection of battalions who number between 300-500 | Each of the unit types is formed from a collection of battalions who number between 300-500 marines. Battalions are formed under regiments, each of which is distinguished by its own traditions and identity. Some regiments may be single-battalion regiments while others may have 2 or even 4 battalions within them. Using the Battalion as their basic operational unit, Tercio formations are structured according to their mission. These missions typically include ship security, boarding operations, amphibious assault, counter-piracy, and major ship-to-shore assaults. The Regiments primarily carry out amphibious assault and helicopter-borne operations but; though some land-warfare units are better equipped to conduct mechanised operations. Tercio doctrine is heavily focused on Third-Generation and Fourth-Generation strategies and tactics including but not limited to, Manoeuvre warfare, Counter-Insurgency, and Asymmetric warfare. Certain regiments are also trained to conduct special boat operations, raiding operations, or direct-action operations. Mainline combat units are trained to operate in all environments and climates, though particular expertise and training is spent on arctic warfare, jungle warfare, desert warfare, and expeditionary warfighting. Tercio regiments are also committed to the Republic of Iverica's Rapid Reaction Forces which include the regiments of the [[Iverican Army|Exersito's]] elite Horse Grenadier Divisions. | ||
Throughout its history, the Tercios have seen action in a number of major wars often fighting beside the Iverican Army – including both [[Second Argic War|Argic Wars]], the [[Thalassan War]], [[Vasqqa|Vasqqan Civil Wars]], Operation Ultra Violet, and many others. Today, the Tercios are structured, trained, and fielded as a highly-deployable, major warfighting force with the ability to conduct special operations on a more limited scale. | Throughout its history, the Tercios have seen action in a number of major wars often fighting beside the Iverican Army – including both [[Second Argic War|Argic Wars]], the [[Thalassan War]], [[Vasqqa|Vasqqan Civil Wars]], Operation Ultra Violet, and many others. Today, the Tercios are structured, trained, and fielded as a highly-deployable, major warfighting force with the ability to conduct special operations on a more limited scale. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
[[File:Cervantes_en_Lepanto.jpg|thumb|right|250px|<span style="font-size:80%;">Don Rafael Dei Servantes, Tercio Commanding Officer during the Gran Viatge</span>]] | |||
Beginning as the ''Imperial Regiment of Thirds'', commissioned by the Emperor Philip VI in 1534, the Tercios were a military unit of the Iberic Imperial Army during the time of the House of Imené. The Tercios were famous for their resistance on the battlefield, forming the elite of the military units of the Iberic Empire. The Tercios were the essential piece of the powerful land forces of the empire, sometimes also fighting with the navy—a cooperation that grew as time passed and became fully-entrenched during the [[Gran Viatge]]. They marked a rebirth of battlefield infantry, comparable to the Aroman legions. | Beginning as the ''Imperial Regiment of Thirds'', commissioned by the Emperor Philip VI in 1534, the Tercios were a military unit of the Iberic Imperial Army during the time of the House of Imené. The Tercios were famous for their resistance on the battlefield, forming the elite of the military units of the Iberic Empire. The Tercios were the essential piece of the powerful land forces of the empire, sometimes also fighting with the navy—a cooperation that grew as time passed and became fully-entrenched during the [[Gran Viatge]]. They marked a rebirth of battlefield infantry, comparable to the Aroman legions. | ||
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Each of the unit types is formed from a collection of battalions who number between 300-500 marines. Battalions are formed under regiments, each of which is distinguished by its own traditions and identity. Some regiments may be single-battalion regiments while others may have 2 or even 4 battalions within them. Using the Battalion as their basic operational unit, marine formations are structured according to their mission. These missions typically include ship security, boarding operations, amphibious assault, counter-piracy, and major ship-to-shore assaults. | Each of the unit types is formed from a collection of battalions who number between 300-500 marines. Battalions are formed under regiments, each of which is distinguished by its own traditions and identity. Some regiments may be single-battalion regiments while others may have 2 or even 4 battalions within them. Using the Battalion as their basic operational unit, marine formations are structured according to their mission. These missions typically include ship security, boarding operations, amphibious assault, counter-piracy, and major ship-to-shore assaults. | ||
===Active Tercio Regiments=== | |||
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==Administrative Subdivisions== | ===Administrative Subdivisions=== | ||
'''Expeditionary Corps''' | '''Expeditionary Corps''' | ||
<br>Structured for major warfighting, a ''Cuerpos Tercio D'Expediciónare'' (CTE) may number 18,000-30,000 marines with various armoured and aerial assets in support. In this capacity, the Corps is capable of advancing well within terrestrial boundaries and confronting major warfighting enemy units in division strength. As of 2019, the Corps designation mainly serves administrative purposes for managing and re-deploying its constituent regiments through the authority of a ''Comandante dei Cuerpo'' (OF-8). As no major engagement has required the full deployment of a major warfighting force in recent years, Corps headquarters have been administering the tasking and organisation of the units under their command. | <br>Structured for major warfighting, a ''Cuerpos Tercio D'Expediciónare'' (CTE) may number 18,000-30,000 marines with various armoured and aerial assets in support. In this capacity, the Corps is capable of advancing well within terrestrial boundaries and confronting major warfighting enemy units in division strength. As of 2019, the Corps designation mainly serves administrative purposes for managing and re-deploying its constituent regiments through the authority of a ''Comandante dei Cuerpo'' (OF-8). As no major engagement has required the full deployment of a major warfighting force in recent years, Corps headquarters have been administering the tasking and organisation of the units under their command. | ||
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==Personnel== | ==Personnel== | ||
===Leadership=== | |||
The Tercio Commandant (Iverican: ''Encicomandante dei Tercios'') is the highest-ranking officer of the Republican Marine Regiments (TRIDENT Code: OF-9), unless a Tercio is either the Capo-Comandante D'Armaté Servicio or the Subcomandante D'Armaté Servicio. The commandant has the responsibility to staff, train, and equip the Regiments and has no command authority. The commandant is a member of the Júnt-Capos D'Armaté Servicio and reports to both the Minister of Defence and the Boardmembers of the Admiralty (Iverican: ''Almirantasgo'') | |||
A group of 3 to 5 Corps Comandants (''Cuerpos Comandantes'') serve as staff and direct subordinates to the Tercio Comandant. The Sergeant Major of the Tercio Regiments (Iverican: ''Sargento Mayor dei Tercios'') is the senior enlisted Tercio and acts as an adviser to the commandant. Tercio High-Command (Iverican: ''Encicomande dei Regimientos Tercios'') comprises the rest of the commandant's counsel and staff, with corps commandants that oversee various aspects of the Regiments assets and capabilities. The current Commandant is Iago Norman Matti (OdS), who assumed the position on March 30th, 2018. The current Sergeant Major is Rikkard Lee Emeri. | |||
=== | ===Qualification=== | ||
Royal Marines are required to undergo one of the most brutal, physically challenging, and psychologically taxing infantry training regimes in the wurld. Recruit training lasts for 36 weeks for enlisted and non-commissioned personnel and 64 weeks for officers. Potential recruits must be aged 15 to 30 (18 to 25 for Commissioned Officers) and must undertake a series of interviews, medical tests, an eye/sight test, psychometric tests and must passed a Pre-Qualification Exam; which consists of a written test and a physical test. Once a potential recruit passes these, enlisted recruits undertake a 3-day selection course called Tercio Qualification Course or ''Curso-QT''. Whereas potential officers undertake Leadership Qualification Course ''Curso-QL'' – both take place at Forta dei Laqrimas, Nou Navaerre. Officers must also pass the Officer's Decorum Trial (a behavioural evaluation that spans most of the total training period) and then pass a Naval Leadership Competency Exam. Upon passing the 1-week course, recruits then start basic training at Forta Laqrimas.A large proportion of training is carried out on Nou Navaerre's inhospitable terrain. | |||
Throughout the recruit training, Tercios learn and develop many military skills such as weapons handling, marksmanship and proficiency with different firearms, personal administration, marching and parade ground skills, map reading, land navigation, basic maritime navigation, physical fitness and mental resilience development, fieldcraft skills such as camouflage and stalking, Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape (SERE), patrolling and sentry duty development, unarmed and armed close quarters combat, first aid, underwater escape, chemical biological radiological nuclear (CBRN) training, military communications and signals, teamwork skills, amphibious landings training, and leadership skills for officers, and two other electives. Later in the training timeline, candidates will be assigned to one Extreme Climate Operations (CEC) course. | |||
At the end of basic training, graduating Tercios will be given a set of items. One shoulder patch, one cap badge, one aiguillette, and a Regimental ''Pugio dei Tercios'', or naval dirk which can be fixed as a bayonet. The shoulder patch is a simple canvas maroon shield centered by a black star on a white lozenge; crowned by a white Orion's Belt constellation and footed by an Apollo's Bow constellation. The cap badge is canvas, but with all stars represented by polished stone fittings. The aiguillette is a black and maroon cord worn on the right shoulder. Officers recieve an additional P-38 pistol and a brass whistle. | |||
===Training=== | |||
Throughout their career, a Tercio can specialise in a number of different roles upon completion of their respective courses after spending 1–2 years as a Young Landsman (Iverican: ''Tiero Joven''). Examples of some specialisations and different courses. A few common occupational courses include: Combat Engineer, Sniper, Corpsman, Aviator, Long-Range Reconnaissance, drill instructor, driver, clerk, signalman, combat intelligence, armourer, and heavy weapons. Specialisation in Extreme Climate Operations are also available; some include: Amphibious Expert, Mountain Specialist, Arctic Specialist, Dry Desert Specialist, Jungle Specialist. Tercios can also apply for the Special Boat Unit selection (SBU) or any other branch of the Special Operations Command. All Tercios will also conduct training exercises on differing military skills on a regular basis including development in mountain, arctic, jungle, amphibious and desert warfare. | |||
=== | ===Ranks=== | ||
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| Republican Marine Regiments | |
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| Regimientos Tercios dei República | |
 Tercio Badge | |
| Active | 1534 (as the Tercios Imperialé) 1650-Present (as the Regimientos Tercios) |
| Country | Iverica |
| Branch | Armada Iverica |
| Type | Marines |
| Role | Amphibious Warfare, Combined Arms |
| Size | 80,000 |
| Part of | Armada Iverica |
| Naval staff offices | Arsenal dei Tercios, Manille Municipality |
| Nickname(s) | Tercios, The Eldest, The Black Dogs |
| Patron | St. Erasmo |
| Motto(s) | First to fight, last to fall |
| Colors | Blue, Maroon, Gold |
| Mascot(s) | Sirius |
| Equipment | Equipment of the Republican Armed Service |
| Commanders | |
| Encicomandante dei Tercios | Iago Norman Matti |
| Sargento Mayor dei Tercios | Rikkard Lee Emeri |
The Republican Marine Regiments (RMR) are a corps of amphibious, combined arms regiments. They are more widely known as Tercios and are officially known in Iverica as Regimientos Tercios dei L'República. The Tercios can trace their origins back to the formation of the Iberic Empire's Tercios Imperialé (Anglish: Imperial Regiment of Thirds). The regiments function as the Republic of Iverica's elite amphibious infantry body. The Regiments not only serve as security for naval vessels but are the premier choice for honour guards in the Iverican government. Thus, all Iverican Embassies and a majority of foreign delegates are attached with a security detail of veteran marines. Given Iverica's geographical conditions and heavy naval focus, the Tercios are known to be one of the best-equipped infantry bodies in the Armed Service. The Tercios collectively rival the Exersito Airevieri in terms of cost of training and equipment.
As a broadly warfighting and adaptable elite infantry force, the Tercios are trained for rapid deployment worldwide and are capable of dealing with a wide range of threats. The Republican Marine Regiments are organised into three types of units, Expeditionary Corps, Expeditionary Regiments, and Expeditionary Detachments. The three are distinguished by their size in terms of manpower and operate at different scales of warfare.
Each of the unit types is formed from a collection of battalions who number between 300-500 marines. Battalions are formed under regiments, each of which is distinguished by its own traditions and identity. Some regiments may be single-battalion regiments while others may have 2 or even 4 battalions within them. Using the Battalion as their basic operational unit, Tercio formations are structured according to their mission. These missions typically include ship security, boarding operations, amphibious assault, counter-piracy, and major ship-to-shore assaults. The Regiments primarily carry out amphibious assault and helicopter-borne operations but; though some land-warfare units are better equipped to conduct mechanised operations. Tercio doctrine is heavily focused on Third-Generation and Fourth-Generation strategies and tactics including but not limited to, Manoeuvre warfare, Counter-Insurgency, and Asymmetric warfare. Certain regiments are also trained to conduct special boat operations, raiding operations, or direct-action operations. Mainline combat units are trained to operate in all environments and climates, though particular expertise and training is spent on arctic warfare, jungle warfare, desert warfare, and expeditionary warfighting. Tercio regiments are also committed to the Republic of Iverica's Rapid Reaction Forces which include the regiments of the Exersito's elite Horse Grenadier Divisions.
Throughout its history, the Tercios have seen action in a number of major wars often fighting beside the Iverican Army – including both Argic Wars, the Thalassan War, Vasqqan Civil Wars, Operation Ultra Violet, and many others. Today, the Tercios are structured, trained, and fielded as a highly-deployable, major warfighting force with the ability to conduct special operations on a more limited scale.
History
Beginning as the Imperial Regiment of Thirds, commissioned by the Emperor Philip VI in 1534, the Tercios were a military unit of the Iberic Imperial Army during the time of the House of Imené. The Tercios were famous for their resistance on the battlefield, forming the elite of the military units of the Iberic Empire. The Tercios were the essential piece of the powerful land forces of the empire, sometimes also fighting with the navy—a cooperation that grew as time passed and became fully-entrenched during the Gran Viatge. They marked a rebirth of battlefield infantry, comparable to the Aroman legions.
The Imperial Tercios were one of the first modern Europan armies, understood as made up of professional volunteers, instead of the levies raised for a campaign or the hired mercenaries typically used in other Europan countries. Over a period of one and a half centuries, their position as the finest Europan infantry was built upon their professional training and high proportion of "old soldiers" (veteranos), in conjunction with the particular elan imparted by the Hidalgos (Lower Nobility) who commanded them. In addition, they were one of the first to effectively mix pikes and firearms (arquebuses).
As nearly all historical, ceremonial, and storied units of the Iberic Imperial Army were dissolved or struck from the rosters at the empire's collapse, the Tercios are de facto the infantry unit with the longest unbroken tradition of service. They are the single oldest unit in the Republican Armed Service never having been suspended from service or retired. Some of the regimental pennants, guidons, and gonfalons date from before the Gran Viatge.
Organisation
The Republican Marine Regiments are organised into three types of units, Expeditionary Corps, Expeditionary Regiments, and Expeditionary Detachments. The three are distinguished by their size in terms of manpower and operate at different scales of warfare.
Each of the unit types is formed from a collection of battalions who number between 300-500 marines. Battalions are formed under regiments, each of which is distinguished by its own traditions and identity. Some regiments may be single-battalion regiments while others may have 2 or even 4 battalions within them. Using the Battalion as their basic operational unit, marine formations are structured according to their mission. These missions typically include ship security, boarding operations, amphibious assault, counter-piracy, and major ship-to-shore assaults.
Active Tercio Regiments
| Regiment | Motto | Parent Corps | Current Post | Role |
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| 1st Regiment of Marines
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Cavé perrome (Iverican) "Beware of dog" |
1st Expeditionary Corps | 7th Capital Task Group Bonifacio | Ship's Complement Combined Arms Strike Force |
| 3rd Regiment of Marines
|
L'Petro D'Armada (Iverican) "Rock of the Navy" |
1st Expeditionary Corps | 2nd Carrier Task Force Deiargon | Ship's Complement Combined Arms Strike Force |
| 7th Regiment of Marines
|
Sant'Erasmos está tonitremendo (Iverican) "St. Erasmus thundering" |
1st Expeditionary Corps | 1st Carrier Task Force República | Ship's Complement Combined Arms Strike Force |
| 8th Regiment of Marines
|
Aristeia (Tagmatine Greek) "Excellence" |
1st Expeditionary Corps | 6th Capital Task Group General Luna | Ship's Complement Combined Arms Strike Force |
| 9th Regiment of Marines
|
Luparii luporum lupis sumus (Aroman) We are wolf-hunters unto the wolves |
1st Expeditionary Corps | 8th Capital Task Group Apolinario Mavini | Ship's Complement Combined Arms Strike Force |
| 33rd Regiment of Marines
|
Pedicabo ego vos et irrumabo (Aroman) Expletive |
2nd Expeditionary Corps | --- | Land Warfare Regiment |
| 41st Regiment of Marines
|
Carpe diem cras (Aroman) "Sieze the day tomorrow" |
2nd Expeditionary Corps | --- | Auxiliary Regiment Special Service Support |
| 45th Regiment of Marines
|
Morituri nolumus mori (Aroman) "We who are about to die, do not want to" |
2nd Expeditionary Corps | --- | Auxiliary Regiment Special Service Support |
| 50th Regiment of Marines
|
Et si inciderit in ore gladii , et elevabitur super scuta (Aroman) "And if we should fall upon their swords, we shall be lifted up upon our shields" |
2nd Expeditionary Corps | --- | Land Warfare Regiment |
| 77th Regiment of Marines
|
Felix Tercii, quibus vivere proeliare est (Aroman) "Happy are the Tercios, for whom living is warring" |
Comande dei Special Operaciones | --- | Special Operations Forces |
| 81st Regiment of Marines
|
Nullus amicus melior, nullus inimicus peor (Aroman) "No better friend, no worse enemy" |
2nd Expeditionary Corps | --- | Dedicated Shore Warfare Regiment Special Boat Force |
Administrative Subdivisions
Expeditionary Corps
Structured for major warfighting, a Cuerpos Tercio D'Expediciónare (CTE) may number 18,000-30,000 marines with various armoured and aerial assets in support. In this capacity, the Corps is capable of advancing well within terrestrial boundaries and confronting major warfighting enemy units in division strength. As of 2019, the Corps designation mainly serves administrative purposes for managing and re-deploying its constituent regiments through the authority of a Comandante dei Cuerpo (OF-8). As no major engagement has required the full deployment of a major warfighting force in recent years, Corps headquarters have been administering the tasking and organisation of the units under their command.
Expeditionary Regiments
The Regimientos Tercio D'Expediciónare (RTE) are the smallest unit type that guarantees complete combined arms capability. To fulfil this role, a Regiment must be attached with at least minimal aerial, armoured, and electronic warfare assets. On average, marine regiments are far larger than those of the army, composed of 3,000-8,000 marines and commanded by a Comandante dei Regimiento (OF-7), the Regiments are tasked mainly with quick response and deployment to areas of medium or high-intensity combat of an operational scale. Under these parameters, Regiments are typically attached to Carrier Groups and Capital Elements. In a combat theatre, they are expected to be at parity with a brigade-sized force and are trained to respond with asymmetrical warfare if met with overwhelming odds.
Expeditionary Detachments
The Desapeios Tercio D'Expediciónare (DTE) are the smallest unit type capable of limited independent operations. Unlike a Regiment, Detachments are structured to fulfil specific mission requirements with as small a force as possible. This entails that Detachments be equipped only with the necessary equipment and manpower and neither with redundancies nor excessive swing-roles. Commanded by a Comandante dei Desapeio (OF-6) or by a Coronel (OF-5), a Detachment may be between 1,000-2,000 marines strong. This smaller size relegates Detachments to postings as small capital ship complements, handling sector security, seizing time-sensitive objectives, or aggressive reconnoitre in force.
Personnel
Leadership
The Tercio Commandant (Iverican: Encicomandante dei Tercios) is the highest-ranking officer of the Republican Marine Regiments (TRIDENT Code: OF-9), unless a Tercio is either the Capo-Comandante D'Armaté Servicio or the Subcomandante D'Armaté Servicio. The commandant has the responsibility to staff, train, and equip the Regiments and has no command authority. The commandant is a member of the Júnt-Capos D'Armaté Servicio and reports to both the Minister of Defence and the Boardmembers of the Admiralty (Iverican: Almirantasgo)
A group of 3 to 5 Corps Comandants (Cuerpos Comandantes) serve as staff and direct subordinates to the Tercio Comandant. The Sergeant Major of the Tercio Regiments (Iverican: Sargento Mayor dei Tercios) is the senior enlisted Tercio and acts as an adviser to the commandant. Tercio High-Command (Iverican: Encicomande dei Regimientos Tercios) comprises the rest of the commandant's counsel and staff, with corps commandants that oversee various aspects of the Regiments assets and capabilities. The current Commandant is Iago Norman Matti (OdS), who assumed the position on March 30th, 2018. The current Sergeant Major is Rikkard Lee Emeri.
Qualification
Royal Marines are required to undergo one of the most brutal, physically challenging, and psychologically taxing infantry training regimes in the wurld. Recruit training lasts for 36 weeks for enlisted and non-commissioned personnel and 64 weeks for officers. Potential recruits must be aged 15 to 30 (18 to 25 for Commissioned Officers) and must undertake a series of interviews, medical tests, an eye/sight test, psychometric tests and must passed a Pre-Qualification Exam; which consists of a written test and a physical test. Once a potential recruit passes these, enlisted recruits undertake a 3-day selection course called Tercio Qualification Course or Curso-QT. Whereas potential officers undertake Leadership Qualification Course Curso-QL – both take place at Forta dei Laqrimas, Nou Navaerre. Officers must also pass the Officer's Decorum Trial (a behavioural evaluation that spans most of the total training period) and then pass a Naval Leadership Competency Exam. Upon passing the 1-week course, recruits then start basic training at Forta Laqrimas.A large proportion of training is carried out on Nou Navaerre's inhospitable terrain.
Throughout the recruit training, Tercios learn and develop many military skills such as weapons handling, marksmanship and proficiency with different firearms, personal administration, marching and parade ground skills, map reading, land navigation, basic maritime navigation, physical fitness and mental resilience development, fieldcraft skills such as camouflage and stalking, Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape (SERE), patrolling and sentry duty development, unarmed and armed close quarters combat, first aid, underwater escape, chemical biological radiological nuclear (CBRN) training, military communications and signals, teamwork skills, amphibious landings training, and leadership skills for officers, and two other electives. Later in the training timeline, candidates will be assigned to one Extreme Climate Operations (CEC) course.
At the end of basic training, graduating Tercios will be given a set of items. One shoulder patch, one cap badge, one aiguillette, and a Regimental Pugio dei Tercios, or naval dirk which can be fixed as a bayonet. The shoulder patch is a simple canvas maroon shield centered by a black star on a white lozenge; crowned by a white Orion's Belt constellation and footed by an Apollo's Bow constellation. The cap badge is canvas, but with all stars represented by polished stone fittings. The aiguillette is a black and maroon cord worn on the right shoulder. Officers recieve an additional P-38 pistol and a brass whistle.
Training
Throughout their career, a Tercio can specialise in a number of different roles upon completion of their respective courses after spending 1–2 years as a Young Landsman (Iverican: Tiero Joven). Examples of some specialisations and different courses. A few common occupational courses include: Combat Engineer, Sniper, Corpsman, Aviator, Long-Range Reconnaissance, drill instructor, driver, clerk, signalman, combat intelligence, armourer, and heavy weapons. Specialisation in Extreme Climate Operations are also available; some include: Amphibious Expert, Mountain Specialist, Arctic Specialist, Dry Desert Specialist, Jungle Specialist. Tercios can also apply for the Special Boat Unit selection (SBU) or any other branch of the Special Operations Command. All Tercios will also conduct training exercises on differing military skills on a regular basis including development in mountain, arctic, jungle, amphibious and desert warfare.
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Equipment
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