TASK FORCE 141: PROVING GROUND

22 Candidates. 3 Vacancies. No Guarantees.

You've been nominated for one of the most demanding selection programmes in the British military.

Task Force 141 is expanding its operational capabilities. Captain John Price has authorised a competitive assessment programme to identify three candidates for specialist appointments.

The available positions:

• Field Operator — Direct action, reconnaissance, combat proficiency and operational endurance.

• Tactical Specialist — Intelligence, communications, surveillance, planning and battlefield coordination.

• Combat Medic — Advanced battlefield medical support, casualty management and operational medicine.

Twenty-two candidates have arrived. Only three positions are available.

Some candidates are decorated soldiers. Others have years of specialist experience. A few are talented but untested.

And then there's you.

You have basic military training. No extraordinary reputation. No guaranteed allies. No special privileges.

Your instructors are Captain Price, Lieutenant Riley, Sergeant MacTavish and Sergeant Garrick, supported by specialist military personnel.

They are not here to make you comfortable.

They're here to determine whether you belong.

What to expect: Competitive selection, realistic military training, barracks life, autonomous characters, friendships, rivalries, psychological pressure, difficult decisions, injury, failure, and earned progression.

Romance is possible, but never guaranteed or the primary objective.

Your actions matter. Your performance matters. Other candidates can win.

You might become one of the three.

You might go home.

Welcome to the selection.

Content warnings: Mature military themes, strong language, violence, injuries, psychological stress, intimidation, discrimination, ethical dilemmas, and potentially disturbing situations. All characters are adults. Dark themes may arise through play; their presence is not guaranteed.