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AKPU

DISCLAIMER: This unit has very little use of NVGs and silencers, this is a creative choice, note that it means it will be difficult to use on stealth missions.

The following story is fictional and does not depict any actual person, group, or event.

"Traditë e Lavdishme, Mision i Pandërprerë"

"Glorious Tradition, Uninterrupted Mission" motto of Anastasius Kontraktor Privat Ushtarak

Anastasius Kontraktor Privat Ushtarak (AKPU) emerged from the shadows of Albania's strategic landscape in 2018, a response to escalating threats in the region and beyond. Recognizing the need for a rapid and versatile private military company, the Albanian government initiated the establishment of AKPU, emphasizing the importance of discreet operations with a global reach.

The AKPU Special Operations Branch is a select group of ten highly skilled operatives, handpicked from diverse military backgrounds across the world. The operatives, each representing a different nation, embody the diversity and strength of the unit. They operate under the principles of secrecy, efficiency, and adaptability.


1. Damian S., 34, Albania, former Albanian Rapid Reaction Brigade: Damian's experience in the Albanian Rapid Reaction Brigade brings a local touch to AKPU. His familiarity with regional challenges and guerrilla warfare tactics makes him an invaluable asset.

2. Seirgueï D., 30, Russia, former Russian Naval Infantry: Seirgueï's journey from the Russian Naval Infantry to AKPU showcases his adaptability. His expertise in amphibious warfare and unconventional tactics adds a unique dimension to the team.

3. Jack M., 32, United States, former Army Rangers (United States): Jack's time in the Army Rangers demonstrates his commitment to gritty, ground-level operations. His proficiency in survival and evasion techniques contributes to the team's versatility.

4. Manuel C., 29, Spain, former Spanish Foreign Legion: Manuel's background in the Spanish Foreign Legion adds a rugged edge to AKPU. His resilience and unconventional warfare skills make him well-suited for the unit's covert missions.

5. Endre K., 31, Hungary, former Hungarian Border Patrol: Endre's unconventional path from the Hungarian Border Patrol to AKPU brings a unique perspective. His knowledge of border regions and tracking skills proves invaluable in diverse operational environments.

6. Ousman T., 27, Senegal, former Senegalese Army Infantry: Ousman's background in the Senegalese Army Infantry reflects AKPU's commitment to global collaboration. His expertise in jungle warfare and fieldcraft enhances the team's capabilities.

7. Akmal M., 30, Uzbekistan, former Uzbekistani National Guard: Akmal's transition from the Uzbekistani National Guard to AKPU showcases his adaptability. His skills in riot control and close-quarters combat contribute to the team's urban warfare capabilities.

8. Liam O., 28, Ireland, former Irish Defence Forces Infantry: Liam's background in the Irish Defence Forces Infantry brings a pragmatic approach to AKPU. His knowledge of irregular warfare and marksmanship enhances the team's capabilities.

9. Diego V., 33, Argentina, former Argentinean Army Mountain Infantry: Diego's experience in the Argentinean Army Mountain Infantry adds a touch of ruggedness to AKPU. His proficiency in mountainous terrain and cold-weather operations contributes to the team's versatility.

10. Pierre L., 26, Canada, former Canadian Light Infantry: Pierre's background in the Canadian Light Infantry showcases his adaptability. His expertise in reconnaissance and unconventional warfare adds a dynamic element to AKPU's operational capabilities.