Logisticians are rear echelon troopers that are responsible for supply duties within the USRF. Sometimes working alongside combat support roles, logisticians help ferry supplies from the NEU mainland to Black Mountain, and also organize supplies around the varies storage depots within the complex.

Unit supply specialists oversee and maintain all USRF supplies that their specific unit receives. Often being the first face many new cadets see when being transferred to a new unit, the unit supply specialist makes sure that they receive satisfactory and reasonable amounts of standardized gear.

CBRN specialists manage and oversee the amount of CRBN equipment and anti-radiation supplies that the USRF have at their disposal on the Sunrise Islands. With radstorms being frequently common, CBRN specialists have the important duty of managing these scarce resources to make sure that none of the CBRN equipment is wasted, and supplies are evenly distribuend among the Black Mountain garrison.

Quartermasters oversee the USRF quartermastery system and make sure Cadets get what they seek as they can purchase goods with their hard-earned $ND. 

More about the quartermaster system can be found here.

Financial managers oversee the financial health of Black Mountain, addressing areas of economic concerns such as rising prices in goods, trade, and combatting the inflation of the Northeastern Dollar. Many of these USRF members come with distinctive civilian backgrounds in financial and managerial accounting, business, and economics. 

Communication or Comm. Officers typically stay within the confines of the Black Mountain, operating from a series of communication rooms around the base. They typically spend all day in these rooms, handling communication between USRF patrols and the base, internal affairs through the PA system, and outreach efforts for Black Mountain.

Relation officers are more highly esteemed diplomats who are typically stationed outside USRF bases. They speak and act on behalf of the USRF and the NEU.