Division "Keukempe" (SSDF Land Forces)

Division "Keukempe" was formed in November 1049 and as of December 1049 consisted of 9 850 Soldiers. The ideal rank for the commanding officer is Command General or higher. All numbers that are stated here are as of November 1049 and might not 100 % represent the current situation.

Division "Keukempe" is a CBRN unit with offensive and defensive capabilities regarding CBRN-Warfare. While Division "Keukempe" is in possession of a motorized infantry regiment they are not a Division used on the front lines on its own. The Division is primarily a support unit that works together with other Divisions. The 35th Motorized Infantry Regiment is equipped and trained for regular combat but also equipped with the most modern CBRN equipment available and enough of it to supply every single soldiers of the regiment. The 105th CBRN Brigade fully focuses on CBRN countermeasures while the 106th CBRN Brigade is also capable of conducting offensive CBRN-Warfare. The 223rd Logistics Battalion ensures that the supply lines connected to the Division remain intact and assists with the transportation of the require CBRN Equipment and other vital goods. Last but not least the Division "Keukempe" features the 172nd CBRN Company a group of scientists who are trained soldiers themselves assisted by other regular soldiers.

Division "Keukempe" has been formed to allow the SSDF to react quicker to CBRN threats and to conduct CBRN attacks if required. The members of the CBRN Brigades and especially the 172nd CBRN Company are highly trained and competent soldiers when it comes to any kind of CBRN Warfare. These are some of the many tasks of Division "Keukempe":


 * Identifying CBRN weapons used by hostile forces and determining the best countermeasures.
 * Ensuring the availability of CBRN-Equipment to SSDF units used an areas with an active CBRN threat.
 * Investigating sites and battlefields for proofs that confirm the use and/or production of CBRN weaponry.
 * Testing various CBRN weapons for their practicability.
 * Storing and maintaining CBRN weapons according to their specific requirements.
 * Treatment of soldiers or civilians who have been affected by CBRN weapons.
 * Active part of the Protecting-Savoria-Act