Your first station to your first reliable region
Build a service that can finish its calls, understand the next unlock and grow without stranding your credits.
3 min readThe MissionChief UK handbook
TKB / THE COMPLETE FIELD GUIDE
Know the system.
Build the response.
Start at the beginning or go straight to the problem in front of you. Practical chapters connect the rules, the fleet and the decisions that make your account work.
34 chapters
Mission generation and dispatch-centre coverage
Understand why a mission appears, what changes its eligibility and how to expand into a new region safely.
3 min readPOIs, mission ranges and useful station placement
Make locations work for your account without confusing map labels, mission eligibility and travel time.
3 min readDispatch, vehicle statuses and reliable response rules
Read a live incident properly, select only the missing capability and build response presets you can trust.
3 min readFire and rescue: build a fleet that clears incidents
Develop pumping capacity, specialist support and regional resilience without unlocking more than you can handle.
3 min readAmbulance operations, patient flow and hospitals
Manage treatment, critical care, transport and destination capacity as one connected service.
3 min readPolice, public safety and custody
Build patrol coverage, deliver the right trained personnel and keep prisoner transport from draining the fleet.
3 min readStaffing, training and launch readiness
Keep vehicles crewed, train specialists without emptying the region and make course completion translate into usable capability.
4 min readCoastguard and lifeboats: build the whole rescue chain
Shore teams, specialist trailers, boats, aircraft and patient handoffs each solve a different part of a coastal incident.
3 min readLifeguard stations: the September 2026 expansion
Beach response now has its own station, vehicles and mission progression. Do not copy the US lifeguard setup.
3 min readMountain rescue: off-road access, search and cave specialists
The vehicle, trained-person and medical requirements are separate. Build for all three.
2 min readSearch and rescue: command, drones and missing-person missions
Build a complete search team and preserve the distinction between an active-drone prerequisite and an aerial dispatch requirement.
2 min readHART, remote medical response and critical care
Specialist access, clinical treatment and transport are different tasks; one vehicle does not automatically satisfy them all.
2 min readAirfield operations: fire, airport support and policing
Airport expansions create a multi-service workload. Build firefighting, operations and medical support together.
2 min readRailway response: corridor coverage and multi-service incidents
Rail access, railway police personnel and major casualty support must be commissioned as one workable response.
2 min readLand EOD: response vehicles, equipment and partner services
Use the current EOD vehicle names and build the supporting fire, police and medical response before increasing HQ count.
2 min readMarine EOD: a separate coastal capability
A marine extension adds dedicated EOD vehicles and substantial maritime support requirements.
2 min readPublic order: trained officers, transport and supervision
Public-order missions count specialist people as well as vehicles. Empty seats and unassigned qualifications do not satisfy those counts.
2 min readFlood and water rescue: pumps, boats and rescuers
Water removal, access to casualties and specialist rescue teams are separate capabilities.
2 min readRural fires and inaccessible terrain
Build practical water, command and reinforcement coverage; do not import US wildfire aircraft or crew systems into the UK game.
3 min readPods, containers and trailers: count the carrier as well
A stored specialist resource becomes useful only when its transport, staffing and dispatch arrangement work.
3 min readVehicle recovery and HGV towing
Recovery is a separate incident outcome. Build the right class of towing capacity where your road missions happen.
3 min readEarn more: payout, throughput and reliable growth
Measure what your account actually completes, then invest in the constraint holding it back.
2 min readExpand without stranding your fleet
Separate mission eligibility, call capacity, geography and operational readiness before adding buildings.
3 min readAlliances: cooperation that scales
Choose an alliance for practical coverage and clear rules, then become a dependable participant.
2 min readPlanned missions and alliance events
Prepare timed commitments, allocate reserves and run events your group can finish.
3 min readBuild ARRs that you can trust
Use native selection rules to reduce clicks without losing control of the response.
3 min readPremium, coins, tasks and daily rewards
Understand what each reward buys and avoid spending simply to hide a planning problem.
3 min readSeasonal events without confusion
Separate personal currency, alliance progress and limited-time bonuses.
2 min readGraphics, TKB identity and optional tools
Make the game easier to read while preserving a clear distinction between presentation and mechanics.
3 min readSettings, mobile play and a readable workspace
Choose a layout for your device and keep important information visible.
3 min readTroubleshooting: find the cause before spending
Work from the live symptom to the relevant requirement, setting or support report.
3 min readGlossary and vehicle status reference
Decode the terms that appear in dispatch, planning and community advice.
3 min readWhat changed, what is verified, and how to use the references
The October research notes, source hierarchy and coverage map for the TKB UK field guide.
3 min readLooking for a vehicle, crew qualification or older specialist dossier? The reference desk and service directory retain those detailed resources. Check each record’s evidence date before relying on a price or unlock.