Combat Experiments Team

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The Combat Experiments Team was a special military cadre that was simultaneously a part of the command hierarchy of the OUDF and the organizational structure of the Special Research Force of the Oceanic Econo-Political Union, headquartered in Sasebo, Japan. It was made up primarily of a large number of ace Lorica pilots and their support staff, especially the Lorica Prima pilots. While not nominally a combat unit, the outbreak of the Third World War saw the CET repurposed as an elite and fielded unit, whose heavy participation in the entire eastern theatre of the war is often memorialized.

The CET was disbanded following the war when the OPEU ratified the Baghdad Agreement in 2050, which lead to a dramatic decrease in funding for the OUDF and the SRF. Its best successor organization was probably the Arbitration Joint Fleet Development and Test Group, and the various research and development organizations attached to the private companies that designed and produced Lorica vehicles.