Rebel Inc.: How to Transition from Coalition to National Soldiers

Use coalition soldiers to contain insurgents while you train national soldiers, then shift security to your own forces before the coalition leaves. The key condition is timing: the draft describes coalition troops as temporary and national soldiers as slower to train but available for long-term security.

Make the transition

1. Deploy coalition soldiers to contain the insurgency while they are available.
2. Use that time to train national soldiers.
3. Before coalition troops leave, shift security responsibilities to national forces.

Do not rely on coalition soldiers as your only long-term defense. The supplied draft gives no specific training time, troop count, or deployment-extension requirement, so it does not support a more precise schedule.