Verified Mission Batch 11 — Bomb Disposal Enrichment¶
Stage 25 completes the first official-directory Bomb Disposal sequence and adds Railway Police dependencies to the production dataset.
Directory-level evidence
The official directory verifies mission names, IDs, POIs, rewards and generation preconditions. Individual response tables were unavailable for this batch, so empty requirement arrays do not mean that no EOD response is required.
Batch summary¶
| ID | Mission | Key specialist dependency | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
831 |
Unexploded WW2 Ordnance on Busy Beach | Marine Unit Extension | 9,000 |
833 |
Unexploded WW2 Ordnance in Marina | 2 Marine Unit Extensions, active Drone | 17,000 |
834 |
Unexploded WW2 Ordnance Discovered at Small Train Station | 3 Railway Police | 7,250 |
835 |
Unexploded WW2 Ordnance Discovered at Large Train Station | 6 Railway Police, active Drone | 12,000 |
836 |
Unexploded WW2 Grenade Located in Shed | 1 Bomb Disposal HQ | 2,750 |
837 |
Unexploded WW2 Grenade Located in Loft | 2 Bomb Disposal HQs, HART | 5,000 |
838 |
Unexploded WW2 Bomb Located at Building Site (Small) | 2 Bomb Disposal HQs, HART | 6,250 |
Coastal progression¶
The Busy Beach and Marina records extend the existing Quiet Beach and Harbour records. Coastal complexity increases Coastguard, Bomb Disposal HQ and Marine Unit Extension requirements.
Railway progression¶
The two train-station missions prove that Railway Police counts are independent Bomb Disposal generation dependencies:
- small regional station: 3 Railway Police;
- large regional and long-distance station: 6 Railway Police and one active Drone.
Domestic and construction incidents¶
The Shed, Loft and Small Building Site missions establish a lower-to-medium progression path for Bomb Disposal HQ and HART dependencies.
Evidence boundary¶
This batch does not publish:
- EOD vehicle labels or quantities;
- Bomb Disposal personnel roles;
- training requirements;
- patient or prisoner data;
- response probabilities.
Those values require individual UK mission-page or interface reproduction.