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[[Image: | [[Image:501stsafehouse.PNG|thumb|right|300px|Logo for the 501st Safehouse Network]] | ||
==Use== | ==Use== | ||
The 501st | The 501st would use safehouses to build a network of safe havens for the survivors of Malton. Each safehouse had its own Field Commander, Radio Operator, Troop Contingent, and Tradesmen Contingent. Tradesmen keep the barricades at VSB so the zombies don't make it inside. | ||
Radio Operators | Radio Operators would learn the callsigns of different buildings and people. These callsigns would be given to the Operators on their assignment of duty by a Sergeant. Callsigns are important, as they keep certain information from falling in the wrong hands. | ||
No one but Radio Operators | No one but Radio Operators would handle the radio transceivers. There will be one radio transceiver per safehouse. | ||
==Current Safehouses== | ==Current Safehouses== | ||
There are no safehouses due to a lack of personnel. | |||
==Policies== | ==Policies== | ||
Latest revision as of 07:03, 24 November 2009
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Use
The 501st would use safehouses to build a network of safe havens for the survivors of Malton. Each safehouse had its own Field Commander, Radio Operator, Troop Contingent, and Tradesmen Contingent. Tradesmen keep the barricades at VSB so the zombies don't make it inside.
Radio Operators would learn the callsigns of different buildings and people. These callsigns would be given to the Operators on their assignment of duty by a Sergeant. Callsigns are important, as they keep certain information from falling in the wrong hands.
No one but Radio Operators would handle the radio transceivers. There will be one radio transceiver per safehouse.
Current Safehouses
There are no safehouses due to a lack of personnel.
Policies
1. All safehouses must be VSB at all times.
2. No one but Radio Operators may use radios.
3. Orders are relayed to the Field Commander by the Radio Operator only.
4. Callsigns must be used in transmissions.
5. Troops must clear zombies upon sight immediately.
