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*'''[[Military Intel]]''' Provides an intelligence feed about events in the virtual battle space.
 
*'''[[Military Intel]]''' Provides an intelligence feed about events in the virtual battle space.
 
*'''[[Military Logistics]]''' The battlefield logistics system maintains the operational effectiveness of combat units.
 
*'''[[Military Logistics]]''' The battlefield logistics system maintains the operational effectiveness of combat units.
*'''[[C2ISTAR]]''' Player tools for C2 and ISTAR
 
  
  
 
<div style="text-align: center;">{{note}}Military Convoys placeholder module is deprecated and will be removed in due course.  It will stay in 0.7 release for backward compatibility.</div>
 
<div style="text-align: center;">{{note}}Military Convoys placeholder module is deprecated and will be removed in due course.  It will stay in 0.7 release for backward compatibility.</div>

Revision as of 06:04, 12 September 2014

The Military modules are the heart of ALiVE and provide a simple yet highly flexible tool for creating almost any scenario. Military modules require the Profiles module to be present.

Military Placement & Objectives

  • Military Placement Places military groups and also defines military objectives for OPCOM.
  • Military Civilian Placement Places military groups and also defines civilian infrastructure objectives for OPCOM.
  • Custom Military Objectives Place a custom objective anywhere on the map with a pre-configured composition.
  • CQB The Close Quarters Battle module populates towns and built up areas with AI patrols.


Operational Command, Control & Logistics

  • OPCOM The Operational Commander orders AI groups to attack and defend objectives.
  • Military Intel Provides an intelligence feed about events in the virtual battle space.
  • Military Logistics The battlefield logistics system maintains the operational effectiveness of combat units.


Onebit note.png Note: Military Convoys placeholder module is deprecated and will be removed in due course. It will stay in 0.7 release for backward compatibility.