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he post-insurgency Japanese society, so heavily influenced by the Kuge orthodoxy that glorifies bushi warriorship and its devotion to self-improvement, offers few avenues of social advancement more expedient than military service. For those on the lower rungs of the socioeconomic ladder, the Keisotsu Infantry (Butai) regiments are the most practical enlistment options. The Keisotsu are the backbone of the Nippon armed forces and the core of their operational doctrine. The word keisotsu is an honorific that translates to "distinguished soldier," a merit of the dedication expected of these foot soldiers.
Aware of their central role in defending their nation, keisotsu are eager to risk their lives on the frontlines, always under the command of their bushi superiors. And they risk their lives in the face of the staggering casualties suffered by Keisotsu regiments stationed at one "hot spot" after another. But new recruits know that the risks are not without rewards: the unparalleled honor of serving their Emperor and championing their nation's cause of freedom, and—just as important—guaranteed social advancement as long as they survive the gauntlet.
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