D is for Defense, Part 4

ADVANCED ARMORS
Just some more armor ideas I needed to work out. See also D is for Defense, Part 1.

Armor	Armor Class	Weight	Damage Absorption Per Round
Trauma Harness	9	12 lbs
Powered Exoskeleton	8	18 lbs
Stealth Suit	8	15 lbs
Chameleon Armor	5	25 lbs
Spacesuit	5	30 lbs
Light Armored Exoskeleton	4	36 lbs
Energy Drain Armor	4	28 lbs
Wasteland Survival Armor	4	40 lbs	10 (bullet)
Armored Spacesuit	3	60 lbs	15 (bullet)
Reflec Armor	3	45 lbs	10 (as per energy reflection type)
Heavy Armored Exoskeleton	2	54 lbs
Predatory Alien Armor	2	80 lbs	15 (bullet), 10 (energy weapon)

DESCRIPTIONS

Trauma Harness
This is not actually armor, but a sensor harness providing a system of torso, head, neck, arm, and leg attachments connected to a small medicomp and chem dispenser system which can heal as per the Battle Doc 6000 (see EMAs in MF rules book) Power Source: Power Pack good for 25 uses before needing to be replaced. Note: The chem dispenser system will be good for 10 doses before needing to be replaced.

Powered Exoskeleton
Powered Exoskeletons are not armor as such, though their advanced metal and composite ceramic construction do provide some protection. They are primarily wearable external skeletons which increase the wearers strength, carrying capacity, speed, and endurance. Powered Exoskeletons increase Strength by +2, Increase Carrying Capacity and Movement based on the following table, and increases the amount of physical activity which can be performed before needing to rest (10 rounds instead of the standard 5 rounds listed on page 36 of the MF rulebook). Powered Exoskeletons can NOT be worn with armor (however, see Armored Exoskeletons below). Power Source: Minifusion Cell good for 72 hours of operation before needing to be replaced. Exoskeleton Movement and Encumbrance Table

Encumbrance	Turn Movement	Encounter Movement	Running Movement
Up to 60 lbs.	180’	60’ per round	180’ per round
61-90 lbs.	120’	40’ per round	120’ per round
91-120 lbs	90’	30’ per round	90’ per round
121-240 lbs	60’	20’ per round	60’ per round
241-480 lbs	30’	10’ per round	30’ per round

Note: A Powered Exoskeleton will allow a mutant with Increased Caloric Needs, Reduced Oxygen Efficiency, or similar Drawbacks to operate for 10 rounds (instead of the standard five round) of vigorous activity before suffering from the detrimental effects of their mutation.

Stealh Suit
A hooded and masked jumpsuit of an advanced fabric interwoven with a nanomachine mesh which acts as the Chameleon Epidermis mutation. Power Source: Minifusion Cell which can maintain the stealth function for 60 minutes.

Chameleon Armor
An armored version of the stealth suit that adds an armored vest, gorget, leg armor, arm gauntlets, and combat helmet. Power Source: Minifusion Cell which can maintain the stealth function for 60 minutes.

Space Suit
Space Suits are a specialized form of Environmental Armor, generally white or silver in color, with a large bulbous helmet with clear visor. The air filter system is replaced with an Advanced Breathing Apparatus. These suits have the same level of protection against radiation as Enironmental Armor. Unlike Environmental Armor, there is no Force Screen. Space Suits also have the same propulsion technology as Environmnetal Armor. Power Source: Minifusion Cell.

Light Armored Exoskeleton
This armor is a Powered Exoskeleton augmented by modified Plastic Plate armor. Otherwise identical in function and operation to a Powered Exoskeleton.

Energy Drain Armor
This type of armor is constructed of Plastic Plate, with the addition of an energy draining field that acts as the mutation Killing Sphere. Power Source: Minifusion Cell which allows the field to be generated once before having to be replaced.

Wastland Survival Armor
This type of armor consists of leather pants, leather shirt, and leather gloves all augmented by a metal cuirass, metal shoulder guards, metal bracers, metal armored leather boots, and a metal codpiece/cup. To protect the head, a combat helmet has been augmented by a combination of gas mask and nightvision goggles. Additionally, the armor has been fitted with an internal hydration bladder which holds 3 quarts of liquid (100 ounces or 3 litres) and a goo tube dispenser good for 1 weeks worth of food. Over the armor there is a pouch attachment webbing system that has twelve “slots” for various attachment pouches, as well as one attachment point for a backpack. There are six chest slots/mounts, four mounts on the belt, and one slot on each leg. The pouch attachments come in three basic sizes; Small, which can hold up to 5 pounds of equipment, Large which can hold up to 10 pounds of equipment, and Special Bags which can hold up to 20 pounds of equipment. Small Attachment Pouches take up one slot of space on the webbing, Large Attachment Pouches take up two slots on the webbing (except for leg slots), and Special Bags can only be mounted on the belt or legs (they take up two belt slots).
Small Attachment Pouches include 1 quart Canteen and Canteen Cup, 1^st Aid Kit, Communications Device, Compass & Map Set, Flashlight, Grenade Launcher Rounds (1 grenade), Knife Sheath, Pistol Holster, Power Cells/Minifusion Cells/Plutionium Clips Pouch (holds 2), Repair Kit, Single Box Shotgun Shells (12 shells or one automatic shotgun magazine), Single Grenades, Single Pistol or Rifle Ammunition Magazines, and Small Utility Pouch.
Large Attachement Pouches include 2 quart Canteen Pouch, Belt Pack (power source), Binoculars, Double Grenades, Double Pistol or Rifle Magazine, Entrenching Tool Holder, Gas Mask or Gas Mask Filter Case, Large Utility Pouch, Medic Kit, Melee Weapon Attachement (holds any one handed melee weapon), Mess Kit (holds combination bowl/skillet, with knife/fork/spoon tool, can opener, and room for 1 ration pack), Minicomputer Case, Pistol Cover, Rifle Scabbard, Shotgun Scabbard, Shotgun Shell Carriers (25 shells or two automatic shotgun magazines), Sustainment Pouch (room for three days worth of ration packs), or Sword Scabbard.
Special Bags include a Bow Case (folding bow and 12 arrows), Butt Bag, Drop Bag which can hold about 7 rifle magazines, Trauma Medical Kit, or a Power Pack.
Note: I sorta have a revised backpack/container system in the works, I just haven’t codified it yet.

Armored Space Suit
A combat version of the standard Space Suit. The suit adds an armored vest, helmet with armored face shield, gorget, leg armor, and arm gauntlets to increase protection. While not covered in a camouflage pattern, Armored Spaces Suits are typically found in the colors Black, Coyote Brown, Olive Drab, or Gunmetal Grey.

Reflec Armor
One of several variants of LazAb armor which difuses and reflects one of the following types of energy, roll 1d8. A roll result of 1-2 is electricity, 3-4 is heat, 5-6 is cold, and 7-8 is radiation.

Heavy Armore Exoskeleton
This armor is a Powered Exoskeleton augmented by modified Advanced Metal armor. Otherwise identical in function and operation to a Powered Exoskeleton.

Predatory Alien Space Armor
Used by an alien race of predatory humanoids, these advanced metal armors function similar to EMAs. They have the following EMA features: Air Filters, IR/UV/Night Vision, Communications, Assorted Environmental Gauges, Power Source, and Weapon Systems. Additionally, the suit adds Thermal Vision to the optics used. The Strength Boosters functions as per Scout EMA. Instead of a Battle Doc 6000, the Predatory Alien Space Suit has a Medi-Kit which contains two doses of Filter-Dose, and two doses of Stimshot B. Replacing the WEPD is a miniaturized Radiation Bomb which can be manually armed. An advanced Chameleon Field Generator is used instead of a Force Screen Projector. Unlike Stealth Suits or Chameleon Armor, this field will last for the full 72 hours that a Minifusion Cell provides power to the suit. However, this field does not interact well with water, and if splashed with water will have a 25% chance of being short-circuited and then disabled for 1d6 hours. Complete immersion of the suit in water will result in the field being disabled for 2d6 hours. The primary Weapon Systems of the suit are a wrist mounted, retractable set of claws made of an advanced alloy (2d6+6 damage) and a shoulder mounted Plasma Rifle that is aided by a laser targetting system (+2 attack modifier).


SHIELDS
Expanded shield types, Shields are fairly basic items, this just categorizes some of the more common Post Apocalyptic shields. See also D is for Defense, Part 3.

Shield Type	Armor Adjustment	Weight	Damage Absorption	Damage Absorption Per Round
Scrap Buckler	-	4 lbs	5
Light Scrap Shield	+1 to AC	6 lbs	10
Wood Shield	+1 to AC	12 lbs	15
Roadsign Shield	+1 to AC	7 lbs	15
Heavy Scrap Shield	+1 to AC	18 lbs	20
Shell/Carapace Shield	+1 to AC	20 lbs	20
Riot Shield	+1 to AC	6 lbs	20 (80 against bullets)	10 (bullet)
Tactical Shield	+1 to AC	15 lbs	30 (120 against bullets)	15 (bullet)
Ballistic Shield	+1 to AC	35 lbs	40 (160 against bullets)	20 (bullet)
Force Shield	+2 to AC	2 lbs	-	25

Note: Damage Absorption that is NOT “per Round” is the total amount of damage that the shield can absorb, at the Mutant Lord’s discretion.

Scrap Buckler
Small, improvised shields designed to be worn on one arm. This type of shield can not be used to bash opponents.

Light Scrap Shield
Improvised, light-weight scrap used to make a shield. This type of shield can not be used to bash opponents.

Wood Shield
Any wooden scrap or mutated plant material adapted into a shield. Also includes deliberately constructed shields made out of wood. This type of shield can be used to bash opponents, but only does 1d3 damage.

Roadsign Shield
Any Street Sign, expecially the notorious Stop Sign, converted into a shield. This type of shield can not be used to bash opponents.

Heavy Scrap Shield
Heavy, or big and unwieldly scrap modified into a shield. Heavy Scrap shields can be used to bash a target for 1d6 damage.

Shell/Carapace Shield
The shell or carapace of a giant mutated insect, crustacean, or arachnid, altered for use as a shield. These types of shield can be used to bash opponents for 1d4 damage.

Ballistic Shield
Small, round shields constructed of transparent, bullet resistant material. They are usually (90%) emblazoned with words like “POLICE,” “SWAT,” “SHERIFF,” “SECURITY,” “CORRECTIONS,” “POLICIA,” “POLIZIA,” “POLIZEI,” “полицейский (politseyskiy),” “FBI,” “HRT,” “AGENT,” etc. While this type of shield can be used to bash opponents, it only does 1d4 damage.

Tactical Shield
A large, rectangular (often with rounded corners and about 75% are rounded in the vertical cross-section, like the Roman Scutum) pre-apocalypse police shield big enough to cover most of the users body. While somewhat bullet resistant, they are primarily designed to protect against shrapnel, thrown projectiles, melee attacks, and spalsh weapons. A rare variant (5% of those encountered) will be of a concave design, used to capture people. About 80% of Tactical Shields will be emblazoned as per Ballistic Shields. Additionally, they can also be used to bash opponents or push them back (1d6 damage, plus the target must make a save vs stun attacks, on a successful save, the target is knocked back 1d6 feet, a failed save means the target is knocked down).

Riot Shield
Riot Shields are similar to Tactical Shields, but constructed of black, dark blue, or dark grey colored steel with a small, transparent, window of ballistic plastic (only about half of these type of shield will be emblazoned). They are designed to resist bullets, as well as protect the bearer against shrapnel, thrown projectiles, and splash weapons. This type of shield can be used to bash opponents for 1d8 damage, plus the target must make a save vs stun attacks, on a successful save, the target is knocked back 1d6 feet, a failed save means the target is knocked down.

Force Shield
This type of shield is similar to a Force Screen Belt, except it usually consists of a handle that can project a circular, 24” diameter force field that can be used as a shield to absorb the first 25 points of damage per round. This type of shield can not be used to bash opponents. Power Source: Plutonium Clip.

MASKS
Mostly some basic notes about types of protective and non-protective masks which might be used with arrmor. Full-face helmet types would not be usable with masks, though other types of helmets would be usable.

Protective Masks
Ballistic
Face Mask
Baseball
Catcher's Mask
Cycling
Dust Masks (A mask covering the nose and mouth, worn by bicycle and motorcycle riders to filter dust inhalation.)
Diving
Mask
Face Cage
Fencing
Mask or Men (Kendo Mask)
Football
Helmet Face Mask
Goalie Mask (the more modern style of hockey mask using a helmet/cage combination)
Hockey Mask (the traditional Jason-style goalie mask)
Japanese Armored Masks (Menpo covers face from nose to chin; Hanbo covers face from below nose to chin; Happuri covers forehead and cheeks, Somen covers entire face; hachigane is an armored headband)
Metal Mask (Doctor Doom style, or possibly Klytus from Flash Gordon)
Paintball Mask
Skull Mask (some type of skull face worn as a mask)
Welding Mask
Witch Doctor or Tribal Mask (Any type of totemic wooden facemask, tend to come in two sizes; face-covering, and larger than head covering (usually two to three times the size of the head and augmented with huge manes of hair, furs, grass, or feathers (the latter type is seen in Scooby Doo and Disney’s Atlantis).

Special:
Advanced Breathing Apparatus or Gas Mask

Non-Protective Masks
Animal Head Mask
Balaclava (one hole; also includes Ninja Masks) or Ski Mask (three or four holes)
Bandanna worn as a lower face mask
Bandanna (Zoro style) or headband (TMNT style) with eye-holes cut out
Domino Mask
Gimp Mask or Bondage Hood
Guy Fawkes Mask
Hachimaki (japanese headband)
Halloween/Festival Costume Mask
Hooded Mask
Japanese Character Archetype Mask (i.e. Hannya, Hyottoko, Kitsune, Okame, Oni, Kappa, Tengu, Okina (old man), Uba (old woman), Ko-omote (young woman), Waka-onna/Zo-onna (mature woman), Shishigashira (lion) )
Keffieyah or Shemagh
Luchador Wrestling Mask
Masked Capirote
Masquerade Mask (Bauta, Colombina, Volto, Pantalone, Arlecchino (Harlequin), Zanni)
Niqab or Veil
Plague Doctor Mask
Surgical Masks and Japanese Sickness Masks (Tsukaisute (disposable style)/Rittai (3D)/Puritsu (pleats); See http://www.mechakucha.info/a-first-timers-guide-to-japanese-surgical-face-masks/)

Marauder Unit Name Generator

MARAUDER UNIT NAME GENERATOR
This is a companion entry to my Gang Name Generator. I meant to post this yesterday, but forgot. Also, this is part of a series of random generator posts I’ve been working on (and keep getting derailed when I realize I need yet another random table (or set thereof) to make the one I’m working on more useful). Use this one for rampaging marauder bands, mercenary units, and the tables at the bottom for survivalist militias.

Basic Table
1 [Rank] [Name]'s [Unit]
2 The [Adjective] [Unit]
3 [Ordinal] [Adjective] [Unit]
4 [Ordinal] [Type]
5 [Adjective] [Unit]
6 [Adjective] [Type]
7 [Rank] [Name]'s [Type]
8 [Ordinal] [Adjective] [Type]
9 [Rank] [Name]'s [Adjective] [Unit]
10 [Rank] [Name]'s [Adjective] [Type]

Ordinal “Table”
Roll 1d100 and convert number to an ordinal (i.e. 1^st, 2^nd, 3^rd, 4^th, 25^th, 66^th, 90^th, etc.).

Name “Table”
Pick a name or roll on the random name generator of your choice.

Rank & Unit Tables

Roll	Rank	Unit
01	Adjutant	Army
02	Brigadier	Battalion
03	Captain	Battery
04	Centurion	Brigade
05	Chiliarch	Century
06	Colonel	Cohort
07	Commander	Company
08	Decurion	Corps
09	General	Detachment
10	Hecatonarch	Division
11	Legate	Force
12	Lieutenant	Legion
13	Major	Patrol
14	Marshal	Phalanx
15	Master Chief	Platoon
16	Merarch	Regiment
17	Sergeant	Section
18	Sergeant Major	Squad
19	Strategos	Squadron
20	Tribute	Troop

Adjective & Type Tables

Roll	Adjective	Roll	Adjective	Roll	Type	Roll	Type
01	Airborne	51	Joint	01	Air Cav/Air Cavalry	51	Infantry
02	Airmobile	52	Jungle	02	Air Defense	52	Jagers
03	Alpine	53	Lethal	03	Airborne	53	Janissaries
04	Amphibious	54	Light	04	Archers	54	Knights
05	Arctic	55	Lost	05	Assassins	55	Lancers
06	Armor	56	Marine	06	Bandits	56	Landsknechts
07	Armored	57	Mobile	07	Batteries	57	Legionnaires
08	Artillery	58	Mortar	08	Bears	58	Lions
09	Assault	59	Motorized	09	Berserkers	59	Mamelukes
10	Barbarous	60	Mountain	10	Boys	60	Marauders
11	Black	61	Mounted	11	Brotherhood	61	Mercenaries
12	Blasphemous	62	Naval	12	Brownshirts	62	Militia
13	Blue	63	Night	13	Buccaneers	63	Minutemen
14	Bomber	64	Orange	14	Bushwhackers	64	Musketeers
15	Bone	65	Ordnance	15	Cannoneers	65	Panzers
16	Bronze	66	Parachute	16	Carabiniers	66	Paramarines
17	Brown	67	People’s	17	Cataphracts	67	Paratroopers
18	Cannon	68	Pious	18	Cavaliers	68	Pathfinders
19	Ceremonial	69	Provisional	19	Cavalry/Cav	69	Peltats
20	Coastal	70	Purple	20	Cazadores	70	Pikemen
21	Deadly	71	Reaper	21	Colonials	71	Pioneers
22	Death	72	Red	22	Commandos	72	Pirates
23	Death’s Head	73	Reverent	23	Corairs	73	Privateers
24	Demolition	74	Righteous	24	Cossacks	74	Rangers
25	Devil’s	75	Riverine	25	Crusaders	75	Rats
26	Devout	76	Royal	26	Cuirassiers	76	Reapers
27	Divine	77	Sacred	27	Defense Artillery	77	Reiters
28	Expeditionary	78	Sacrilegous	28	Dervishes	78	Riders
29	Faithful	79	Saintly	29	Dragons	79	Riflemen
30	Faithless	80	Satan’s	30	Dragoons	80	Rifles
31	Field	81	Shadow	31	Enforcers	81	Robbers
32	Fighting	82	Siege	32	Engineers	82	Rocketeers
33	Flying	83	Signals	33	Firestarters	83	Ruffians
34	Force Recon	84	Silver	34	Fusiliers	84	Sappers
35	Godless	85	Sinful	35	Gallowglasses	85	Scouts
36	Godly	86	Skeleton/Skeletal	36	Gladiators	86	Scouts
37	Gold	87	Skull	37	Goldshirts	87	Sentinels
38	Gray	88	Skull & Crossbones	38	Greenshirts	88	Sepoys
39	Green	89	Special Boat	39	Grenadiers	89	Skirmishers
40	Heavenly	90	Special Intelligence	40	Greyshirts	90	Slingers
41	Heavy	91	Steel	41	Guard	91	Snipers
42	Heavy Weapons	92	Storm	42	Guardsmen	92	Spartans
43	Hell’s	93	Talon	43	Gunners	93	Special Air Services
44	Howitzer	94	Tank	44	Hellfighters	94	Special Forces
45	Imperial	95	Totenkopf	45	Highlanders	95	Stalkers
46	Impious	96	Unholy	46	Hobilars	96	Storm Troopers
47	Independent	97	Virtuous	47	Hoplites	97	Thugs
48	Infernal	98	Weapons	48	Horsemen	98	Tigers
49	Interceptor	99	White	49	Hussars	99	Vedettes
50	Iron	00	Wicked	50	Immortals	00	Volunteers

MILITIA GROUP NAME GENERATOR
Format: [Region]* [Unit]
*50% chance of Region 1 or Region 2

Region Table

Roll	Region 1	Roll	Region 1	Roll	Region 2	Roll	Region 2
01	10,000 Lakes	51	Devil’s Peak	01	Magic Mountain	51	Red River
02	Acadiana	52	Dixie(land)	02	Maine	52	Red Rock
03	Adirondack	53	Dust Bowl	03	Mammoth Cave	53	Rhode Island
04	Alabama	54	East Coast	04	Maryland	54	Rio Grande
05	Alaska	55	Eldorado/El Dorado	05	Massachusetts	55	Rocky Mountain
06	Allegheny	56	Everglades	06	Medicine Lake	56	Saddle Moutain
07	Appalachian	57	Flathead	07	Merrimak Valley	57	Saint Lawrence Valley
08	Arizon	58	Flint Hills	08	Mesa Verde	58	Salt Lake
09	Arkansas	59	Florida	09	Mesquite Mountains	59	San Francisco Bay
10	Atchafalaya Basin	60	Florida Keys	10	Michigan	60	Sand Hills
11	Bald Mountain	61	Four Corners	11	Mile High	61	Sangre de Christo
12	Bayou	62	Franklin	12	Minnesota	62	Sequoia
13	Big Bend	63	Freedonian Rebellion	13	Mississippi	63	Shenandoah
14	Big Cypress Swamp	64	Georgia	14	Missouri	64	Sierra Madre
15	Big Gum Swamp	65	Grand Canyon	15	Mojave	65	Sierra Nevada
16	Big Horn	66	Grand Mesa	16	Montana	66	Silicon Valley
17	Big Sky Country	67	Grand Staircase	17	Mount Charleston	67	Smoky Hills
18	Bighorn	68	Grand Teton	18	Nebraska	68	Snake River
19	Black Canyon	69	Great Basin	19	Nevada	69	Sonoran
20	Black Hills	70	Great Dismal Swamp	20	New England	70	South Carolina
21	Black Mountain	71	Great Lakes	21	New Hampshire	71	South Dakota
22	Black Rock	72	Great Plains	22	New Jersey	72	Spirit Mountain
23	Blood Mountain	73	Great Smoky Mountains	23	New Mexico	73	Stateline
24	Blue Ridge	74	Green Mountain	24	New York	74	Sumter
25	Bluegrass	75	Groom Lake	25	Niagra Falls	75	Superior
26	Buffalo Plains	76	Gulf Coast	26	North Carolina	76	Table Rock
27	Cactus Flats	77	Hawaii	27	North Dakota	77	Tahoe
28	California	78	Hawkeye	28	Notre Dame	78	Talladega
29	Cape Cod	79	Helena	29	Ohio	79	Tennessee
30	Carlsbad Caverns	80	Hells Canyon	30	Okanogan	80	Texas
31	Carson	81	High Plains	31	Okeefenokee	81	Tornado Alley
32	Cascade	82	Hoosier	32	Oklahoma	82	Twin Peaks
33	Catskills	83	Hudson River	33	Olympic	83	Upper Peninsula
34	Chesapeake Bay	84	Idao	34	Oregon	84	Utah
35	Colombia River	85	Illinois	35	Ouchita Mountains	85	Vermont
36	Colorado	86	Indiana	36	Ozark	86	Virginia
37	Columbia	87	Iowa	37	Pacific Northwest	87	Walla Walla
38	Conch Republic	88	Ireteba Peaks	38	Palmetto Republic	88	Washington
39	Confederate States	89	Jefferson	39	Panhandle	89	West Coast
40	Connecticut	90	Kansas	40	Pecos River	90	West Virginia
41	Crater Lake	91	Kentucky	41	Pecos Valley	91	White Mountain
42	Croatan	92	Klamath	42	Pennsylvania	92	Williamette Valley
43	Cumberland	93	Lakotah	43	Piedmont	93	Wisconsin
44	Cuyahoga Valley	94	Lincoln	44	Pine Barrens	94	Wyoming
45	Dark Canyon	95	Lone Star	45	Piney Woods	95	Yankee(land)
46	Dartmouth	96	Long Island	46	Poconos	96	Yellowstone
47	Death Valley	97	Long Republic	47	Potomac	97	Yosemite
48	Delaware	98	Louisiana	48	Puget Sound	98	Yukon
49	Denali	99	Lower Penninsula	49	Red Butte	99	Yuma
50	Deseret	00	Magee-Gutierrez Republic	50	Red Mountain	00	Zion

Unit Table

Roll	Unit	Roll	Unit
01	Action Coalitin	51	Minutemen
02	Alarm Riders	52	Minutement Alliance
03	America First Party	53	Minutemen Guard
04	American Freedom Network	54	Minutemen Underground
05	American Minutemen	55	Mountaineer Militia
06	American Patriots	56	National Guard
07	American Resistant	57	Patriot Alliance
08	Blood of Patriots	58	Patriot Group
09	Citizens Defense League	59	Patriot Guard
10	Citizens Volunteer Militia	60	Patriot Party
11	Citizens’ Militia	61	Patriot Underground
12	Civil Defense Group	62	Peacemakers Militia
13	Civilian Defense Forces	63	Peoples’ Awareness Coalition
14	Committee of Safety	64	Peoples’ Committee for Safety
15	Constitution Defenders	65	Peoples’ Patriot Coalition Militia
16	Constitution Guard	66	Rangers
17	Constitution Party	67	Regional Militia
18	Constitution Preservation	68	Regional Minutemen
19	Constitution Society	69	Reserve Force
20	Constitutional Militia	70	Reserve Militia
21	Contingent Guard	71	Reserve Minutemen
22	Daughters of Liberty	72	Reserves
23	Defense Force	73	Riders United
24	Desert Militia	74	Rifle
25	Free Militia	75	Riflemen
26	Free Minutemen	76	Savior Unit
27	Free Nation	77	Second Ammendment Committee
28	Free Republic	78	Second Amendment Task Force
29	Freedom Force	79	Security Corps
30	Freemen	80	Sons of Liberty
31	Guard Reserve	81	Sons & Daughters of Liberty
32	Highlands Defense Force	82	Command
33	Home Guard	83	State Defense Force
34	Independence Party	84	State Defense Militia
35	Joint Public Militia	85	State Guard
36	Liberation Army	86	State Military Reserve
37	Liberation Party	87	Survival Group
38	Liberty Alliance	88	Survivalist Alliance
39	Liberty Minutemen	89	Survivalists Alliance
40	Liberty Party	90	Tea Party
41	Liberty Rangers	91	Tea Party Patriots
42	Light Foot Militia	92	Truth Alliance
43	Light Horse Mountain Dragoons	93	Truth Party
44	Light Infantry Militia	94	Unorganized Militia
45	Loyal Minutemen	95	Voluneer Defense Force
46	Loyalist Army	96	Volunteer Field Forces
47	Loyalist Guard	97	Volunteer Militia
48	Loyalist Part	98	Volunteers
49	Militia Corps	99	Watchmen
50	Militia Regiment	00	Well Regulated Militia