"Furtive when idle, and devastating at short range, these battle-hardened guerrillas are the best soldiers in the world!"
In game[]
 National Guard — Vital statistics | ||||||||
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| Prereq: | Build time | HP | LOS | Attack | Attack speed | Movement speed | ||
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15.3s (230t) |
240 | 16 | 45 | 2.1s (32t) |
37 | ||
| Cost | Created from | Armour | Weapon range | Specialty | ||||
| Base | Ramp | Pop | ||||||
 : 100; : 90
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: 1;: 1
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1 | Barracks | 5 | 7 |
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History[]
In most nations with an absence of apparent advantages in materiel or resources, it is always common for fighters to use hit-and-run assaults and ambush tactics to even the odds. This has been a tactics used by the barbarians of overgrown areas throughout the world since the Stone Age, and still remains a viable tactic even to this very day, and as such forms the main doctrine behind Bolivarian infantry tactics as well as many other nations on earth with equivalent strength with regards to industry, demographics, and — in the case of Bolivaria's unique history — politics.