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1.8 KiB
Perl
57 lines
1.8 KiB
Perl
.TH Command DEMOBILIZE
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.NA demobilize "Change military into civilians"
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.LV Basic
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.SY "demobilize <SECTS> <NUMBER>"
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The demob command returns soldiers from the military
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back to civilian life.
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In addition,
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you have the option of placing the returning GI's
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into the nation's active reserve.
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The active reserve provides a pool of available military
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for a small salary (usually the same amount generated by a civilian)
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and provides for quick mobilization of military
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during a threat to national security.
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.s1
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If <NUMBER> is a positive number, that many military will be
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demobilized in each sector, regardless of any military already there.
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.s1
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If <NUMBER> is a negative number, military beyond -<NUMBER> will be
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demobilized in each sector.
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.s1
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As a result of demobilization,
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and as a \*Qthank you\*U for serving their country in its time of need,
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a \*QGI Bill\*U is given to each soldier to the tune of $5 each.
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.s1
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Troops can only be demobilized in sectors which have greater than
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60% efficiency, and only in \*Qhome sectors\*U
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(that is, not in occupied territory).
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.s1
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When troops are successfully demobilized in a given sector,
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the number of new civilians is printed,
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and the number in parentheses shows the total
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number of military left in that sector.
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.s1
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You have the option of placing civilians on active reserve.
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Civilians on active reserve can later be enlisted
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but you must pay them to stay on.
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Generally civilian on active reserve costs one tenth of what
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a military costs.
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.s1
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.EX demob -2:0,0 1
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.NF
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New civilians on active reserve? (y/n) y
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1 demobilized in -2,0 (19 mil left)
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1 demobilized in 0,0 (9 mil left)
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Total new civilians : 2
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Military reserve stands at 2 (up 2)
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.FI
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.s1
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.EX demob -2:0,0 1 y
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.NF
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1 demobilized in -2,0 (18 mil left)
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1 demobilized in 0,0 (8 mil left)
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Total new civilians : 2
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Military reserve stands at 4 (up 2)
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.FI
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.s1
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.SA "enlist, Populace"
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