Pathos Air Force

• • The SCPS Caesar currently has a contingent of aircraft operated by a Joint Task Force of Sigma-9 Pilots and Nu-7 Helicopter Crews. Together, they form a rapid scramble ability, QRF force, CASEVAC service and forward reconnaissance body. Primarily composed of sixth generation fighters and heavily modified Ospreys and MH-139 ‘Grey Hawks’ with Forward facing missiles, they provide Nu-7, Nu-11 and other onboard task forces with the ability to rapidly react to any incident within the exclusion zone or around the globe.

  • The flagships extensive length also allows for the landing of medium-range cargo planes, often used to take Nu-7 and Nu-11 operatives to intermediate Foundation hubs disguised as genuine airlines or business, or facilitated by Iota-10 operatives and Intelligence Officers in deep cover within global militaries and ATC services.

  • The strategic placement of personnel in Air Traffic Control positions is expanded upon in the intelligence section.

The two aircraft carriers accompanying the battle group both carry a limited number of sixth generation aircraft, as well as multiple long-range bombers, cargo aircraft, fifth generation fighters, aerial refueling aircraft and other long-range strike aircraft capable of carrying out sustained combative missions on a global scale while also providing a limited degree of rapid transport; due to the nature of the aircraft carriers, they are flown solely by Falcon-2 and escort Alpha-0, Alpha-1, Omega-20, other Falcon-2 Operatives and Specialist Operations detachments of Nu-7 and Nu-9. These forces can also be used in the active defense of the installation and its staff, however they primarily use the carriers as a central base of operations for world-wide surveillance, combat and intervention operations.