Since being allowed to fly a nuclear-powered vessel is considered a major privilege in any Provincial Govt's organization, these guys consider themselves to be elite. Truth be told, despite their buffoonery, they're usually much better specialists than Guild Air Sailors. Watch out for their well-honed reflexes if you actually engage them in ground combat - which is a sure way to offend their masters and upset our politics, by the way.
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