Mission Goals:

Rapid Response, Covert Ops, Black Ops, Hostage Rescue, Raiding Parties,

Anti-Pirating Ops, Disruption of hostile groups by eliminating the leadership.

And/or any other situation that requires specialist attention.

For some UN mission, there is a lack of specialised troops.

This could be resolved by giving it a UN approval and provide specialist support.

Also, the goal is not to set up a permanent base but the be a quick reactions force.

Using a staging area would be required but no prolonged stay would also give it a less hostile idea towards locals who should by then end of the day run their own country.

A simple example: A country has an insurgency problem but does not have the manpower to deal with this on its own, this country can then put in a request to the UN/NATO for support.

When support is granted KR can move in and provide specialist support.

In order to give this force a mental shock effect on hostiles, there will be no campaign, see this as an official time set window where operations will be conducted.

But when and how will be up to the KR Command, basically all the enemy knows "Death may be knocking on their door at any time but you never know when and how"

This will have a demoralising effect on them since they need to be on their toes 24/7 and have no idea where/when/how they will be attacked.

This will prevent the group to recruit new members to some extent cause of the demoralising effect.

In long term is to make them crap their pants even before shots are fired, a cause of the formidable reputation KR will have.

Legal Representation:

This should be the country of origin for legal representation.

What legal system under has yet to be decided, one uniform one or the host country's military code.

Legal fees will be paid by KR since there under the command of KR.

Details have to be looked at with legal expertise to ensure conform under today’s laws.

Then a Military code should be drafted, signed and put into effect.

Regulations Compliance:

Medical, Aircraft and Fire regulations should be at least in compliance with local regulations.

But with operating in different country's it might be best to select the regulations that are the most demanding and use them across the board.

Preference goes to compliance above the norm but without too much confusion and paperwork.

So using different regulations per items would be confusing and not compatible.

Where possible use the same regulations and apply them Division-wide.

This includes FTA/FAA/CDC/Medical Board/ICAO regulations.