Pinkton 1st Nightwatch Division #5206228
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Description
The 1st Nightwatch Division was set up during the Southern War as a division that would lead nighttime raids on enemy outposts, strongholds, camps, and storages. The division was set up as a regular infantry division that offered little extra pay, but became the official special forces division of the Army during the First Victorian War when the first Pinkton Military Games were hosted and the 1st NWD not only proved to be the best division in Marksmanship, but also in obstacle courses, combat, and intelligence, even defeating the All-Branches Special Forces Division in every one of them. The first combat the new special forces division would see would be the famous Raid on Hill 23 where a squad of 9 soldiers from the 1st NWD would kill 45 enemies, capture 13, and suffer only 2 casualties.
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Membership history
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 11 Aug 2026, 19:36 | 5 | first reading |
Ownership
Owned by T_boy (@T_boyisnoob) as measured.
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Members we’ve seen
T_boy (@T_boyisnoob) — Leader of the Pinkton Forces (rank 255)
@Vietcong_Enlist — Co-Leader of the Pinkton Forces (rank 254)
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