The International Threat Assessment Coalition

"Semper Paratus"

Composition

Manpower

5500 Total Soldiers, Marines, Sailors and Airmen

Equipment

Equipped with modern (2020's) military equipment, the ITAC fields the latest in Naval, Aerial and Land based weaponry.

Weaponry

Standard small arms issued to each nation's troops respectively.

Vehicles

Wasp Class Amphibious Assault Ships, Leopard 2A4 Tanks, G-Wagon Recon vehicles, LAV (3, 6, 25), Challenger 2 Tanks, M1A2 Abrams Tanks, T-90 Tanks, Griffon Helicopters, Black Hawk Helicopters, CF-18s, F-35s

Structure

The ITAC is commanded by the United Nations Security Council, who appoints a battlegroup commander to oversee the multi-national military force from a Flagship. From there, the natural chain of command follows from standard joint operations procedure.

Tactics

The ITAC employs a strict "Fire only if fired upon" Rule of engagement to avoid making anymore enemies if it can be avoided. In combat, the ITAC employs a 3:1 odds tactic in which they will only engage in sustained combat if they can outnumber and outmaneuver enemy forces. With man power falling quickly, however, these tactics are sure to change.

Training

Each member of the ITAC is a professional Soldier, Airman, Marine or Sailor who has passed their country's military testing and has been selected by unit from the UN Security Council to be employed by the ITAC.

Logistics

Recruitment

Recruitment of Units into the ITAC was a swift scan of UN General Asssembly nations with combat ready units (not those already deployed) that could be ready within a maximum of one month to deploy. The units that make up the ITAC's initial force are those whom were ready by the deadline.

Type

Intelligence

Founding

September 9th, 2023

Dissolution

N/A

Overall training Level

Professional

Assumed Veterancy

Trained

Parent Formation

The United Nations

Used by

• The United Nations Security Council