What do you mean by mercenary?

Mercenaries refer to armed men who fight for money, and groups and individuals who participate in armed conflicts for profit. Mercenaries only fight for money. They can be hired by anyone as long as the other side bids high enough. Mercenaries do not fight for ideology or political beliefs, patriotism or moral principles.

From the barbarians in the ancient Roman army to the European prisoners exiled to Africa in the post-colonial period, mercenaries have always been regarded as a group of people who want money and don't want life. In many people's understanding, mercenaries bring only pain and death to others, and their only motivation for fighting is money.

Mercenary weapon

Mercenaries come from various sources. When recruiting mercenaries, we usually choose veterans (special forces are better). Mercenaries are not all middle arms of the army, but pilots and marines are also hot items among mercenaries. The salary of mercenaries can be divided into different grades according to the degree of danger of the task, the different arms and the different sources. Recruitment targets include civilians, veterans and fugitives. You can join after passing the exam.

No matter what you have done, you can join as long as you sign up and pass the examination. After joining, you can follow its training method and be assigned to various corps after training. Mercenaries in the United States generally do not go through government organizations, but through various bodyguard companies, which are generally run by people with backgrounds, such as former US military officers. American bodyguard companies are generally targeted recruiters, and the quality of personnel is relatively high.