Medal of Honor

An organization that is relatively unknown but is made up of specially selected warriors and operates directly under the National Command Authority is called on when the mission must succeed. These companies are considered Tier 1 Operators. About 2 million people are serving in the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines wear the uniform. Over half a hundred thousand of those are directly under the command and supervision of the Special Operations Command. Even the most highly trained Special Operations Forces are not on the same level as the Tier 1 Operator, who operates on a plane of existence higher than theirs. Although their numbers are classified, estimates put them in the low hundreds. They are living, breathing instruments of precision that are used in warfare. They are well-versed in the use of force in many contexts. The new Medal of Valor took its cues from the practices of this exclusive community’s Tier 1 Operators and was designed in collaboration with those same operators. The players will put themselves in the shoes of these soldiers and use their skill sets to combat a new foe in the harshest and most treacherous battlefield conditions that modern-day Afghanistan has to offer. There is a whole new adversary. A new conflict has arisen. There is a new fighter in the field. He is Tier 1.