ELFLAND NATIONAL GUARD ELFTROT 1 (1954-PRESENT)

Description: Established before the war, these elite task force members are the top of the line, going through rigorous training and brutal conditions. Their main job is to protect the highest members of the government and keep peace. Their training and skill set is roughly equal to the average U.S soldier. If you're wondering, this division costed the ENG a LOT of money to develop. In fact, Elftrot 1 is now forced to use old hand-me-down gear from when it was made, as remaking and mass-producing the gear is too expensive, and they are almost completely cut off from the ENG budget. Only getting enough money for the special ammunition they use, fuel, and then some.

Overall power: Very high, considering some even work for the Supreme leaders themselves, making them mad is a sure death sentence. Or worse, [REDACTED]

Overall coverage: There isn't a lot of these soldiers due to the intense training, but with their teleportation technology and jump-packs, they know all, and they see all.

Gear and weaponry: These soldiers have special weaponry. Using a base of Soviet and German weapons, scientists customized their weapons to shoot a specialized "electric" type bullet that has the ability to paralyze the target of the bullet. Or like a normal bullet, just kill them. Downsides? Very heavy and radioactive batteries. But for this exact reason, some soldiers are equipped with crude exoskeletons (don't worry, their uniforms are radiation-protected). The exoskeletons sport metallic hydraulic frames bolted onto the body to compensate for weight and recoil. These suits, originally developed during the war, are slow, noisy, and prone to overheating due to their age and state of disrepair. Yet, they still largely enhance lifting power and stability. They also have the ability to teleport, granted by a new, barely tested technology. Though to save on weight and due to current technology budgets and limitations, the soldiers themselves can't teleport on their own. Instead, requiring to be remotely teleported via [REDACTED]. Teleportation is one-way and possibly dangerous, so should be limited. They also utilize a jump-pack developed by [REDACTED] that allows the user to quickly gain vertical velocity within seconds by [CONTENT REDACTED]