As a result, the MTF Commander (MTFC) can differ greatly. Whilst combat-orientated MTF units may used highly formal military-like command, smaller units may be more likely to use a more informal code of conduct. On top of this, they are fundamentally structured in a way that helps them achieve their task. MTF Commanders can also request reinforcement from nearby Foundation personnel/local field units if it would help them to achieve their goal.Įach MTF unit is structured to be as efficient as possible in completing its task. Whilst in the field, MTF officers tend to pose as local law enforcement, military personnel, emergency responders, or something else of that sort, so be it regionally appropriate. In retrospect, MTFs can also contain a small number of personnel who are specialised in gathering data and investigating potential SCP cases. For example, a unit the size of a battalion may be used to counter aggressive anomalies, and may consist of hundreds of troops and support vehicles, with equipment that can be deployed globally. If the problem persists, forward the issue to any of the staff members' message walls, preferably Bureaucrats if available.MTFs vary greatly in size. It's advised to use any kind of adblocker there is available to you to fix this. Wiki is bugging out and/or it's partly non-functional? Ads might be causing this issue. Note that the manual is still unfinished, concerns outside of it should be forwarded to the Bureaucrats' message walls.
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