[@Ben1730] The amount of work that would have to be put in to make a card like that for every division would be laborious and I'm certain most people don't have the time to fill it out like that. Instead, it'll all be text based and organized with hiders.

@All Unit Card templates are now up along with examples for vehicles and infantry. Remember, run on rule of cool with realistic reason behind it. As for tech level, I guess WW2 and the modern era will be our bench marks. I'm not using stats so don't make things more complicated than it has to be so long as it can fit within the Troop Type.

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[code][b]Name:[/b] Whats the unit/vehicle called? 
[b]Type:[/b] What is their classification according to the Troop Type?
[b]Availability:[/b] How many per squad and how many squads per slot? More elite units usually are smaller in number than militia squads and its more likely that ArmDivs will be able to call out more tanks per slot than an InfDiv)

[b]Description:[/b]
[indent]Some lore and fluff stuff. Write as much or as little as you wish.[/indent]
[b]Equipment:[/b]
[list][*]What kind of guns is this unit carrying? You can make up guns as you wish but to make reference to something its base on in real life either by name or linked picture.[/list]
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[hider=Infantry Example]
[b]Name:[/b] Riflemen-at-Arms 
[b]Type:[/b] Line/Regular Infantry
[b]Availability:[/b] 10 men/squad, 5 squads/slot

[b]Description:[/b]
[indent]Hastily raised units of line infantry, Riflemen-at-Arms are a far cry from the once elite Royal Air Guard units once fielded by the 19th Royal Airborne. Many of them have more training and experience as airmen and support crews but overall have enough proper training and experience to count as professional regular troops. Donning dulled metal breastplate battered by repeated losses they solemnly march into battle with grim determination; what few proper Paratroopers are left act as commanding officers for the squads.[/indent]
[b]Equipment:[/b]
[list][*]7x L1A1 SLR Battle Rifles
[*]2x Bren LMGs
[*]1x Lancelot Recoilless Rifle (Carl Gustuv RRs)[/list]
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[hider=Vehicle Example]
[b]Name:[/b] Errant APC 
[b]Type:[/b] IFC
[b]Availability:[/b] 4 IFVs/slot

[b]Description:[/b]
[indent]With much of the former 14th Guards Armor in ruins, there are few ground vehicles within use of the 33rd Sky Fleet Ground Forces when they were formed. Taking a page out of the history books and inspiration from the WW2 Kangaroo APC, the Errant APC takes those medium tanks whose chassis are still serviceable and removes the turret and main gun along with ammunition. After such a gutting, there is now enough space for a squad of men to squeeze themselves in and ride to battle in the armored wings of the Errant, safe from small arms by the tank armor.[/indent]
[b]Equipment:[/b]
[list][*]1x M2 Browning .50 HMG (Mounted on the turret ring)
[*]1x M1919 Browning .30 MMG (Mounted in the hull)[/list]
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