Procorp
Applied Sciences

OPERATIONS. INTELLIGENCE. SECURITY.

Founded by former officers of the United States Joint Special Operations Command, ProCorp Applied Sciences is a privately held military and intelligence organization providing specialized operational capabilities beyond the traditional boundaries of government service.

Built around a small, highly experienced leadership team, ProCorp combines military precision, intelligence expertise, and advanced technology to conduct complex operations in some of the world's most challenging environments.

Independent by design. Uncompromising in execution.

THE ORGANIZATION

ProCorp was established on a simple conviction: the capabilities of America's most elite military units should not be diminished by political interference, institutional bureaucracy, or the ambitions of those far removed from the battlefield.

Its founders, two former Joint Special Operations Command officers known by their callsigns Longbow and Hedgehog, envisioned an independent organization capable of delivering the precision, discretion, and operational effectiveness of a national-level special mission unit without the constraints of a traditional military command structure.

The result was ProCorp Applied Sciences.

Operating through specialized departments responsible for Operations, Intelligence, Security and Training, and Logistics and Research & Development, ProCorp maintains the personnel, technology, and infrastructure necessary to plan and execute demanding missions worldwide.

Its strength lies not in the size of its organization, but in the experience of its people, the capabilities they bring to the mission, and the freedom to act decisively when circumstances demand it.

Despite its global operational reach, ProCorp maintains a deliberately limited public presence. Its services are not broadly advertised, and much of its work is conducted through established relationships within military, intelligence, and government circles.

To most, ProCorp Applied Sciences is little more than an obscure private corporation.

To those familiar with its capabilities, the name carries considerably more weight.

THE MISSION

ProCorp exists to provide a level of military and intelligence capability rarely found outside the world's most elite special operations organizations.

Its mission is straightforward: identify complex threats, develop actionable intelligence, and execute decisive operations with precision, discretion, and minimal bureaucracy.

From special reconnaissance and direct action to personnel recovery, counterterrorism, and sensitive intelligence operations, ProCorp maintains the ability to respond wherever its expertise is required.

Its operational teams are supported by dedicated intelligence personnel, advanced technology, and an independent logistical infrastructure designed to sustain operations in austere and hostile environments.

Every mission is guided by the same principles that shaped the organization's founding.

Competence over rank. Initiative over bureaucracy. Mission over politics.

APPLIED SCIENCES DIVISION

PRECISION. DISCRETION. DECISIVE ACTION.

Within ProCorp's Operations Department, the Applied Sciences Division serves as the organization's specialized operational arm, responsible for missions requiring capabilities beyond those of conventional military and security forces.

Comprised of highly experienced and capable personnel from diverse professional backgrounds, its teams conduct direct action, special reconnaissance, personnel recovery, and other sensitive assignments in hostile or politically complex environments.

Operating with considerable autonomy, these teams are supported by ProCorp's intelligence, logistics, and technical resources. Their effectiveness depends on small-unit proficiency, adaptability, and the ability to make critical decisions when circumstances change without warning.

Among these teams is Renegade, a specialized unit whose members have spent years operating in some of the world's most unforgiving environments.

Their assignments are rarely public. Their methods are deliberately discreet. And when a mission demands capabilities few others possess, they are prepared to answer the call.

When conventional options are exhausted, the mission remains.