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"Why are you looking at me like that?"
"Is it making you uncomfortable?"
"Ehm...Yes?"
"Then mission accomplished."

Union conscripts are the bulk of the Union's armed forces, both inside, and outside their own borders. Being used both as city guards, as in law enforcement, as well as soldiers and occupation forces, conscripts mostly rely on orders to adapt to their tasks.
Conscripts are picked out at the end of their teens, or start of their twenties.
Conscript life is mostly on the move, unless you are part of a city guard, then you mostly stay put. The union sends troops where they are needed, from places they aren't. This means that squads and battalions are moved all the time. They rely on their fellow comrades to stay alive, so it is not unlikely to see them quickly getting tight bonds. Romantic relations are common place, no matter their gender and sexuality.

They are a very reliable army, despite seeming quite disorganized at first glance. Once a commissar, or a Union Guard (their word for 'veteran') comes near them, they listen. Because they know that if they want to survive, they have to listen to those who have been through it all before.

Description
"Why are you looking at me like that?"
"Is it making you uncomfortable?"
"Ehm...Yes?"
"Then mission accomplished."

Union conscripts are the bulk of the Union's armed forces, both inside, and outside their own borders. Being used both as city guards, as in law enforcement, as well as soldiers and occupation forces, conscripts mostly rely on orders to adapt to their tasks.
Conscripts are picked out at the end of their teens, or start of their twenties.
Conscript life is mostly on the move, unless you are part of a city guard, then you mostly stay put. The union sends troops where they are needed, from places they aren't. This means that squads and battalions are moved all the time. They rely on their fellow comrades to stay alive, so it is not unlikely to see them quickly getting tight bonds. Romantic relations are common place, no matter their gender and sexuality.

They are a very reliable army, despite seeming quite disorganized at first glance. Once a commissar, or a Union Guard (their word for 'veteran') comes near them, they listen. Because they know that if they want to survive, they have to listen to those who have been through it all before.