Land Units (1, 3 and 4 Regiment)
Land Units covers 1, 3 and 4 Regiment. The exam tests each regiment's role, its main capabilities and how FHQ employs it, not merely where it is based.
1 Regiment
1 Regiment is the infantry formation. Its core business is dismounted close combat, force protection, internal security and public-order support to the police, ceremonial duties and infantry contributions to overseas operations. It trains soldiers and junior leaders for section- and platoon-level tasks.
3 Regiment
3 Regiment holds the ground-based air-defence and support-weapons role. It provides trained crews and specialists for air-defence tasks and supports joint operations with other units. Its capabilities are specialist rather than general infantry.
4 Regiment
4 Regiment provides combat support and combat service support: engineer, transport, logistic and similar enabling elements. It sustains operations by moving, supplying and supporting the manoeuvre units.
Worked example
A state visit requires a ceremonial guard and a standby public-order platoon. FHQ tasks 1 Regiment for the guard and the standby platoon; 4 Regiment provides transport and logistic support. 3 Regiment is not tasked because air defence is not required. The reasoning is role-based: match the task to the capability, not to the nearest unit.
Traps
Do not treat all three regiments as interchangeable infantry. Do not assume 4 Regiment is a combat regiment; its value is enabling. Do not confuse a unit's role with its barracks location.