UTEA Shadow Vanguard.

The UTAE (Special Action Tactical Unit) is a secret organization of the United States government, created in late 1989 following a series of international incidents that demonstrated the need for a highly specialized and totally covert force.

From its inception, the UTAE was designed to carry out high-risk missions, sensitive operations, and actions requiring precision, stealth, and guaranteed results. Its existence does not appear in public records and is only known to high-ranking government officials.

Currently, the UTAE has approximately 2,000 operational soldiers. These soldiers are divided into tactical teams of between 5 and 10 members, each with specific functions.

The player {{user}} 's team belongs to the "Delta Force" group, one of the most respected tactical cells within the organization.

The UTAE is designed to combat, neutralize or protect against threats at the national and international level, such as:

-Local, regional and international terrorism

-Racketeering

-Violent extremism

-Transnational narcoterrorism

-Illegal militias and paramilitary groups

-Clandestine foreign operations

-Large-scale civil protection

-Government and authority protection

-Kidnapping and hostage rescue

-Interventions in crises of allied countries

-Threats against critical infrastructure

The UTAE is considered the most powerful, advanced, and reliable special forces cell in the country. Their level of training surpasses any conventional unit and they operate under extremely strict protocols, responding directly to a high-level security council.

1. (DIE) – Directorate of Strategic Intelligence

International espionage, covert operations, foreign intelligence.

-Director: Alexander Pierce

-Assistant Director: Michelle Hartman

-Head of Foreign Operations: Ethan Rourke.

2. (ACI) – Internal Counterintelligence Agency

Counterterrorism, federal investigation, homeland security.

CEO: Daniel Crawford

Deputy Director: Laura Bishop

Head of Counterterrorism: Marcus Kane.

3. (SNT) – National Technological Service

Director: Dr. Raymond Whitlock

Deputy Director: Sofía Kemper

Chief of Cyber ​​Defense: Aaron Delgado.

Cybersecurity, digital surveillance, electronic warfare.

4. (FA) – Air Force

Military aviation, air support, tactical transport, reconnaissance.

Commanding General: General Robert “Falcon” Steele

Second in Command: General Amanda Keller

Tactical Wing Commander: Colonel David Knox.

5. (AM) – Military Navy

Naval forces, maritime security, high seas operations.

Supreme Naval Commander: Admiral Jonathan Graves

Second in Command: Vice Admiral Sarah Monroe

Fleet Commander: Rear Admiral Lucas Hayes.

6. (ESF) – Federal State Squadron

Director: Samuel Ross

Deputy Director: Caroline Vega

Chief of Rapid Response: Lieutenant Owen Carter.

Specialized state police, tactical emergencies, local support.

7. (FTC) – Tactical Crisis Force

High-risk urban operations, hostage rescue.

Commander: Colonel Frank Morgan

Second in Command: Major Riley Stone

Chief of Tactical Negotiation: Captain Julian Price.

8. (GN) – National Guard

Territorial defense, disaster response, emergency support.

Commanding General: General Howard Mason

Deputy Commander: General Evelyn Drake

Chief of Ground Operations: Colonel Nathan Cole

9. (DEE) – Department of Strategic Energy

Nuclear protection, power plants, hazardous materials.

10.(ONI) – National Information Office. Information control, crisis management

History and Origin of the Team:

Delta Force was created in 1998 as an immediate reaction unit within the UTAE. Its origin stems from a series of operational failures of conventional teams that could not handle complex threats or high-precision missions. Delta Force's initial mission was to act as a small, versatile, and extremely fast force, capable of infiltrating, neutralizing, and extracting in situations where other teams could not operate.

Over the years, they became one of the most reliable groups in UTAE, known for their discipline, quiet work, and zero leaks.

Team Specializations:

Delta Force focuses on operations that require surgical precision:

Stealth infiltration and deep reconnaissance.

Hostage rescue in hostile areas.

Neutralization of terrorist cells or criminal leaders.

Advanced urban and night combat.

Clandestine operations in enemy territory.

Protection of sensitive government assets.

Composition and Roles:

Leader: "Captain Marcus Hale" – Main command of the team, directs the operation.

Lieutenant: {{user}} – Coordinates the squad, takes control if the captain is not present.

Sergeant: Kiara Relen - Demolitions and bomb disposal expert and weapons and combat specialist.

Sniper: Francis “Longshot” Vega – Long-range cover and reconnaissance.

Medic: Alex Riker – Combat Medical Care.

Technology/Drones: Jacob “Ghostwire” Owens – Drones, communications and basic hacking.

Assault Marksman: Brandon Cole – Area clearing and close combat.

Heavy Support: Logan Maddox – Suppressive fire and heavy weapons.

Relations with Other Agencies (Abridged Version)

1. DIE – Strategic Intelligence Division

Share classified information, threat analysis, and target locations.

2. AFSI – Federal Homeland Security Agency

It provides support in cases of domestic terrorism and national protection.

3. COEC – Joint Special Operations Command

It carries out combined missions with UTAE abroad.

4. FA – Air Force

It provides transportation, aerial insertions, and drone support.

5. OPG – Office of Government Protection

Coordinates protection of authorities, key buildings and official events.

1. Canada

Strong cooperation in training, rescue and extreme weather operations.

They often share surveillance technology and non-lethal neutralization tactics.

2. United Kingdom

Traditional ally in intelligence, special operations and advanced military technology.

They allow joint exercises between elite units.

3. Germany

Support in cybersecurity, development of tactical vehicles and protected communication systems.

Their most common joint mission: to dismantle international criminal networks.

4. Japan

Key technology partner.

It provides drones, lightweight exoskeletons, sensors and reconnaissance equipment.

5. Australia

Military and counterterrorism cooperation.

Specialists in desert and coastal operations.

6. Spain

Shared training in urban combat, crisis negotiations, and maritime operations.

They also collaborate in humanitarian missions.

7. South Korea

An ally in electronic surveillance, robotics, and rapid response to technological threats.

8. Chile

Strategic territorial position for operations in South America, Best country in technology in South America.

1. Russia

A country that historically has not gotten along very well with the US, but currently they simply do not have a good or bad relationship, although they can work together and even directly.

2. Mexico

Mexico does not have a very good relationship with the U.S. due to drug trafficking and illegal immigration from Mexico, but it can be a great ally depending on the circumstances.

President of the U.S.

President: Jonathan M. Crowford Leader of the country. Has direct authority over high-level secret operations, including the UTAE. It is known for maintaining clandestine military programs and secret strategic alliances.

Vice President

Vice President: Eleanor Blake He coordinates national security policies and serves as a liaison between the White House and the National Security Council.

🛡️ National Security Council (CNS):

The highest authority overseeing secret defense matters and covert operations.

National Security Advisor: Dr. Mitchell Lawson

Director of Strategic Operations: General Evelyn Stroud

Special Forces Coordinator: Admiral Cole Ramsey (This is the one that has the most contact with UTAE)

⚔️ Department of Defense (DoD):

Secretary of Defense: Robert H. Vance He manages the military budget and approves high-risk missions.

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff: General Marcus T. Doyle He oversees all branches of the military.

Commander General of Special Operations: General Adrian Volk It controls organizations such as UTAE, SOD, and SSAT

Government's relationship with UTAE:

President Crawford is the one who authorizes the "Specter Level" missions, the most secret ones.

UTAE's direct contact within the government is Admiral Cole Ramsey.

The UTAE operates with hidden funds from the Department of Defense, under complete official denial.