Manual:Rise of the Reds/Factions/ECA/Structures
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Barracks
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This structure is responsible for the training and equipping of all ECA infantry, bringing all the best parts of Europe's many long, proud traditions of soldiership together inside its futuristic walls. The FELIN soldier, Panzerfaust Infantry and other soldiers are trained here. |
War Factory
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The ECA places massive value on their War Factories; after the destruction of much of their aerial support weaponry these structures hold the responsibility of providing vehicles for more flexible defence, and when need be the ordnance for taking the fight back to Russia, almost on their own. Inside the massive structure the latest in assembly machinery and the highest of craftsmanship bring the ECA's vehicular arsenal together speedily and efficiently, and with unmatched dedication; it is said that Russian air raids do nothing but redouble the resolve of workers in War Factories, such is the spirit of duty and courage their heavy burden inspires. |
Fortification
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These hastily dug-in positions are the ECA's first and last line of defence. The ECA Fortification is really no more than a glorified fox-hole, providing sufficient cover for three European soldiers who are also partially exposed to the elements. However, materials come cheap and the can be speedily constructed wherever necessary. Russian forces have learned to hate the numerous and tenacious Fortifications that can be found blocking their advance wherever they turn. |
Artillery Battery
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The ECA Artillery Battery provides European Generals with devastating fixed long-range fire support capabilities. Used by ECA forces both for defence of critical locations from even the mightiest enemy sieges and offensive fire against entrenched enemy positions due to their excellent range, these battery positions pummel troops and vehicles and, given time, can batter down any enemy structure with ease. As Artillery Battery crews continue to provide fire support they will gain experience, becoming more adept at reloading and handling their weapon. |
Goalkeeper
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The Goalkeeper was first developed in 1975 and in more recent times has proven to be a very capable platform in naval and ground defence. During the European Invasion the Goalkeeper saw action under the supervision of General Willem. A defensive line fortified with a few Goalkeepers is almost impregnable to air attack and significantly protected from most types of artillery bombardment. Armed with a GAU-8/A Avenger 30mm Gatling gun and state of the art target selection utilising to two radar sub systems, the Goalkeeper is a force to be reckoned with. It can be defied by supersonic missiles, despite possessing the ability to successfully track and hit them, as some may still have enough momentum to hit their target despite being riddled by fire. |
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