Task Force Nicator

Revision as of 08:31, 2 September 2022 by BattlerNonna (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Infobox military unit | unit_name = Task Force Nicator<br/>Task Force 58 | native_name = | image = Eordis-SeleucidShieldEmblem.png | image_size = 300px | alt = | caption = |...")
(diff) ← Older revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)
Jump to navigation Jump to search
Task Force Nicator
Task Force 58
Eordis-SeleucidShieldEmblem.png
Commanders
Task Force CommanderChang Gwan-mook

The Allied Joint Special Operations Task Force 58 - Nicator, shorthand names Task Force 58 and Task Force Nicator, was a military task force comprised of special operations units from the five major countries of the Allied High Council, also nicknamed the Neocon Five: Quenmin, Joyonghea, Bethausia, Concordia and the Soryu and the Holy Trabian Empire. Scientists, hackers, and archaeologists were also employed in the Task Force for assistance. Their primary objectives were to retrieve all of the Royal Artifacts of the Seleucid Empire and its related manuscripts and documents, and eliminate opposing units tasked with sharing the same goal, prominently the 16th SS Paranormal Regiment Seleucia, Task Force 141 and Task Force 219, in order for the Council to be advantageous during the Chalcedonic War and the Neocon War. During the conflicts, they were able to secure a number of artifacts and weapons, but were handed over to the forces of the Heimdallr Council at the end of the Neocon War.

History

During the start of the Chalcedonic War, word reached the intelligence agencies of the Neocon Five that the East Europans managed to discover the manuscripts of the Apocryphon Presbos Seleucidon relating to the Seal, Amulet and Makhaira of Cassander Tryphon, and the Valkyrian Spear of Eurycleia Soteira. Consequently, the governments of the Neocon Five sent memorandums to their respective military commands that commissioned them to form an international special operations force to research and retrieve the discovered artifacts and manuscripts. Another significant factor was the Heimdallr Council eying the same material, which roused suspicions among the neoconservative governments of their attempted countermeasure in using them against them.

Chalcedonic War

Neocon War

Formation