The life of an Engineer is hectic and varied, and they must be ready for anything. Required to possess at least one PHD, Engineers perform a wide variety of functions on the battlefield they operate and monitor military bases, breach enemy structures in order to take them over, operate field equipment, repair damaged vehicles, operate UAVs, perform field research, act as first-response EMTs and trauma specialists, and plot artillery trajectories. These individuals are known as Field Engineers, or simply Engineers. However, as a result of this relentless technological advance, only the very best can be trusted to maintain the military technology of the Allied Nations. Though other nations may have specific fields of study in which they excel, the Allies' mastery of a broad range of sciences has always given them an edge economically, socially and in warfare. The result is that the Allies remain on the cutting edge of technology, forever one step ahead of (some) their rivals.

Spurred forth by a dream of a technological paradise that seems tantalizingly close, professors and graduates of the great universities and colleges throughout North America and Europe are frequently given blank checks and government support in pursuit of scientific discovery. Intellectuals are a well-respected bunch within the Allied Nations.

Toolkit only: Allied Engineers do not receive any weapons training, and their heavy toolkit slows them down somewhat, making them helpless against enemy attack.

Go Blue Team!: Thanks to their jetskis, Engineers are well equipped to cross any environment, and water is no barrier to them.

The Medic: Thanks to their medical knowledge, first aid training, and medical supplies, Engineers are able to set up medical tents and treat any wounded friendlies nearby.The Engineer: The main purpose of Allied Engineers is to repair friendly structures and capture enemy and tech structures, functions which they perform efficiently and swiftly.'Truly, the deadliest weapon of the Allies is not the shotgun, but the slide rule.' - INASA Chief Administrator Thomas O. An Engineer loafing off next to a medical tentįile:AbilityAlliedEngineer.png File:AbilityAlliedEngineer2.png

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