docs: Faction info (Old Guard)

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 tracked, it is also actively encouraged by the government to fight off any potential invaders, and
 higher caliber firearms and explosives are actually available on the civilian market.
 
+### Old Guard (U.S Reclamation Initiative)
+
+#### Origin (Who are they?)
+
+The US Reclamation Initiative (the Old Guard to most survivors), are what remains of the United
+State's government. An amalgamation of various departments of the United States prior to the
+Cataclysm (including the NRO, Coast Guard, NOAA, Homeland Security, the Defense Department and the
+CIA), they were formed when the Cataclysm struck and forced the government to retreat out onto sea.
+In the brief time since the Cataclysm they've shifted to sea platforms and micro-islands, with a
+main base on the Kennedy Space Centre.
+
+#### Goal
+
+As the Reclamation Initiative their overarching goal is to reclaim territory and restore the rule of
+government to the rest of the United States. To this end, they seek to re-establish contact with any
+remaining governmental institutions, reclaim military installations and re-establish law and order
+within their spheres of influence.
+
+Beyond that however, they have an internal split on what should be done after the reclamation is
+complete. One faction believes that there is a need for retaliation against the Nethereum and its
+inhabitants in response to the Cataclysm, another faction believes that it would be best if they
+focused their efforts more on fortifying against external intrusion.
+
+#### Capabilities
+
+Large number of trained, battle tested military personnel from the leadup to the Cataclysm, but
+administration is equal parts bureaucrats and military. _Not_ fully military group, remember that
+this is essentially what remains of the _government_, not just the military.
+
+Immediate strengths are combat ability and equipment, they should have a military industrial complex
+of decent scale capable of building, repairing and maintaining most of their less advanced equipment
+and some of their more high tech equipment. (They can build ballistic guns, laser rifles and
+maintain but not build new F35s) Less immediate strengths should be simple bureacracy and logistics,
+they should in theory be more able to direct and coordinate projects over a large area.
+
+In terms of equipment, they'll have small groups of elites with very high tech equipment (think
+power armour, mechs, railguns and Rivtech equipment, kind of the Enclave basically...) while most of
+their rank and file are kitted like the zombie soldiers we currently have in game. (Though less dead
+and better maintained). They may also have paratrooperes in use for reclaiming some of their
+outposts.
+
+They'll have ships obviously, but also some helicopters, and limited bomber and fighter capability.
+So that'll be fun if we ever manage to code it, their fighters will probably be sortieing every now
+and then to clear the skies, the monsters that the Nether creates in the air are no real match for a
+missile, the larger concern for them is that the Nether might overwhelm their stockpile or come up
+with something new.
+
+#### Needs
+
+Raw material. They've largely made do with the materials they can scrounge up from their own ships,
+as well as the various smaller islands that they've settled on, but this won't be enough for them to
+grow and expand as a faction. Essentially they'll be looking to reopen, staff and run farms,
+factories, mines, etc. They don't have the manpower and technical knowledge to run these, so their
+secondary goal here would be to shelter existing factions (or small survivor groups) with both in
+exchange for some of the materials, or simply bartering with them for it.
+
+Manpower. The Cataclysm, and it's leadup, have left their forces stretched thinner than they would
+prefer. If they want to achieve their goal of reclaiming the U.S they'll want to engage in a
+recruitment drive to bolster their numbers. This may include more than simply military personnel, as
+they will need officials and bureaucrats as well as workers for raw materials as above.
+
+Technology. Some of the high tech equipment they use is not replicable because they don't know how
+(their engineers know how to maintain it but not necessarily how to build it from scratch).
+Expeditions into DARPA labs, factories, etc will be helpful to them not only to regain their
+original technological standards but also prepare them for combat against
+extraterrestrial/extradimensional factions.
+
+#### Player Interactions
+
+Their ambitions mean that it is all too likely that they will be stretched thin and weak while
+trying to fulfil any of their 3 needs, as their priorities are much more likely to be focused on
+expansion. Player may be recruited to help support them in defending locations, claiming locations,
+or otherwise aid them in their quest to regain control over the New England region.
+
+Their focus will primarily be on military based locations, they won't care as much about portal
+labs, more on munition factories, DARPA labs, etc. Anything that will enhance their ability to
+project force. This can also include communication arrays, so radio towers, satellite arrays, etc
+(though they will likely find satellite arrays a _bit_ less useful than they'd like)
+
+They'll likely work very closely with Hub01, and be the one in charge of organizing/outfitting you
+for the push into the finale lab (assuming you don't just do it without talking to them)
+
 ### Evac Shelters
 
 The evac shelters were built as part of a government program to help improve both the morale of the