Especialistas militares en operaciones tácticas y aire/armas (alistados), todos los demás

Ocupaciones militares específicas · Habilidades y competencias laborales · SOC 55-3019 · 56 skills

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conduct-state-sacrifices

baojie/shiji-kb

Use when performing state sacrificial rituals (畤) to establish religious legitimacy or mark significant occasions. Guides altar preparation, sacrificial animal selection (三牢), ritual conduct, and event documentation. Based on Qin's sacrificial traditions.

qin-book-burning-decree

baojie/shiji-kb

Use when standardizing education or controlling historical narratives across a unified empire. Categorizes texts for destruction vs. exemption, establishes enforcement timelines and punishments, and redirects education through officials (以吏为师).

river-flooding-siege-tactic

baojie/shiji-kb

Use when besieging a fortified city resistant to conventional assault. Plans river diversion to compromise walls through hydraulic pressure. Based on Wang Ben's 225 BCE flooding of Daliang that forced Wei's surrender.

qin-standardization-system

baojie/shiji-kb

Use when implementing uniform standards across a newly unified empire. Covers weights and measures (衡石丈尺), writing system (书同文字), transportation (车同轨), Five Elements cosmology, and symbolic renaming of rivers and populace.

commandery-county-administration

baojie/shiji-kb

Use when replacing feudal states with centralized commandery-county (郡县) administration. Establishes 36 commanderies with three-tier governance (守/尉/监), merit-based appointments, and centralized treasury stipends per Li Si's rationale.

military-oath-and-discipline-procedure

baojie/shiji-kb

Use when issuing pre-battle proclamations, enforcing military discipline, or organizing logistics. Based on Bo Qin's oath at Bi: covers equipment inspection, rules of conduct (no looting, return lost property), supply requirements, and enforcement penalties.

military-discipline-establishment

baojie/shiji-kb

Use when taking command of new troops or establishing organizational authority. Follows Sima Rangju and Sun Wu's methods — enforcing punctuality penalties against high-ranking offenders, asserting 将在军君令有所不受, and demonstrating that rules apply equally regardless of status.

military-encirclement-tactics

baojie/shiji-kb

Use when besieging a fortified enemy or planning encirclement warfare. Based on Bai Qi's victory at Changping (长平) — feign retreat to draw the enemy out, deploy hidden forces to cut retreat routes, sever supply lines, and wait 40+ days for starvation-driven collapse.

counter-intelligence-rumor-campaign

baojie/shiji-kb

Use when seeking to replace a capable enemy commander with an inferior one through disinformation. Based on Qin's strategy at Changping to replace Lian Po (廉颇) with Zhao Kuo (赵括) by exploiting the enemy ruler's impatience with defensive tactics.

strategic-exfiltration-plan

baojie/shiji-kb

Use when extracting a VIP from hostile territory under surveillance. Covers disguise preparation, cover stories, timing extraction with legitimate travel, and the facilitator's willingness to accept consequences.

counter-intelligence-removal-tactic

baojie/shiji-kb

Use when an effective enemy commander has political vulnerabilities exploitable through disinformation. Plants rumors of rebellion or disloyalty to trigger the commander's replacement by a less competent successor.

military-deception-feigned-weakness

baojie/shiji-kb

Use when facing a superior mobile enemy force, especially nomadic cavalry like the Xiongnu. Builds long-term deception through feigned cowardice, resource stockpiling, and a devastating ambush when the enemy grows overconfident.