As Germany's technological capabilities improved with each passing year, so too did the training and doctrine it began to implement.
New ideas for warfare, and the machines behind them, were first field-tested with the Werwolf Group, whose numbers had by now grown into a full-fledged division.
Currently, along an unnamed jungle river deep in the Philippine interior, German mercenaries sat silently beneath the deck of a patrol craft.
Although, to call this vessel a mere patrol boat was a misnomer. In reality, it was an experimental fast-attack landing craft.
Seventeen meters in length, constructed from advanced composite materials, it boasted armor capable of deflecting small arms fire while remaining light enough to skim across the water at speeds exceeding 40 knots.
It was a weapon designed specifically for coastal and riverine asymmetric warfare.
