Feralon Army Scouting Division

Responsible for reconnaissance and intelligence gathering, the Avian Scouts utilize their avian companions to survey the jungle terrain and report on enemy movements. They play a crucial role in providing vital information to the rest of the army.

Military

Tactics

Aerial Reconnaissance

Avian Scouts utilize their avian companions, such as eagles, hawks, and owls, to gather valuable intelligence from the skies. These birds of prey have keen eyesight and aerial agility, allowing them to scout enemy movements, detect potential threats, and identify strategic targets from high above the jungle canopy. The Scouts relay this critical information to their allies on the ground, providing invaluable insights for planning military operations.

Reconnaissance and Surveillance

In addition to conducting aerial reconnaissance, Avian Scouts also perform reconnaissance and surveillance missions deep behind enemy lines. They use their avian companions to scout enemy encampments, patrol routes, and supply lines, gathering vital intelligence on enemy movements and vulnerabilities. This information is relayed back to their commanders, enabling them to make informed decisions and adapt their strategies accordingly.

Formation Type

Avian Scouts

Parent Organization

The Feralon Army