Motto: “Eager to strike”

The marines are the Concord's elite force. It's their job to strike and hold targets on the front lines. Numbering fewer than a million, the Concord Marines make up for small numbers with well-trained ferocity. Marines serve in planetary assaults, hazardous peacekeeping duties and frontier defense. When the Concord expects trouble - or wants to stop some - they send in the best: the Marines.

Coughlin Academy offers the two years of training required to join. Training doesn't end there; the veterans that formed the Marines' heart 30 years ago made sure that training never ends. While units and whole divisions of the CDC and even Star Force report less than combat readiness, the Marines by their very nature must be ready for a state of war at all times. In these times of peace, they practice their battle talents with the only worthy opponents - each other.

• Private
• 1st Private
• Lance Corporal
• Corporal
• Sergent
• Staff Sergent
• First Sergent
• Master Sergent
• Sergent-Major
• Warrant Officer

• 2nd Lt.

Command Size: None

• 1st Lt.

Command Size: Platoon

• Captain

Command Size: Compnay

• Major

Command Size: Battalion

• Lt. Colonel

Command Size: Cruiser

• Colonel

Command Size: Regiment

• Brigadier General

Command Size: Divison

• Major General

Command Size: Fortress Ship

• Adjunct General

Command Size: Marine Commander

• General

Command Size: District, System or World

11 mm charge rifle, 9mm charge pistol, combat knife, cerametal armor, backpack, comm gear, 1st aid kit, imaging goggles, soft e-suit, trauma pack.

• Artillery: add recon body tank, heavy MG, bantam launchers and/or quantum rifles.
• Corpsman: add medicomp gauntlet and advanced medkit.
• Ploder: add democomp gauntlet, demolition kit
• Engineer: add mechinicomp gauntlet, microtorch, duct tape, multipurpose tool and super-lube
• Sergent: add sensor gauntlet.
• Officer: add microcomputer.