gtboy7
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| 23 Dec 2013 09:29 PM |
United States Military Guide
I. Opening statement by the CJCS
Hello USM I the current CJCS has asked Admiral Gtboy7 to write these rules and I look over them. Seeing that we didn't official establish these rules and guides. I ask that you follow them as written to keep better control over USM. If you don't the Military Police will enforce them. That is all from this- CJCS kingterry123
II. Table of Contents
I. Opening statement II. Table of Contents III. How properly enlist into the Military IV. BMT Checklist V. Rules and Regulations VI. Branch Information VII. Promotions VIII. Ranks IX. Military Terms X. Chain of Command XI. Conclusion
III. How to properly enlist into the Military.
Welcome to the Military Solider! We are glad you have joined. Now here is how you join the military properly.
Step 1: Join the main division. This is so you can come to raids, look at forums, and attend trainings, etc. http://www.roblox.com/My/Groups.aspx?gid=930988
Step 2: Join a branch. Branches are one of the most important parts of USM. They determine your job in USM. You must pick from the Coast Guard, Army, Marine Corps, Navy, and Air Force.
Army: http://www.roblox.com/Groups/group.aspx?gid=983261
Air Force: http://www.roblox.com/Groups/group.aspx?gid=983264
Navy: http://www.roblox.com/Groups/group.aspx?gid=983263
Marine Corps: http://www.roblox.com/Groups/group.aspx?gid=983268
Coast Guard:
Step 3: Attend a Basic Military Training. This will officially register you as a military personnel in the United States Military. BMTs are at Base Rucker.
Rucker:
IV. BMT Checklist
In a BMT you I'll need to know basic combat skills and to be fast at Obbies. BMTs will last from 30 minutes to a 45 minutes. You will also need to know faces and basic commands such as "Present Arms".
For Offices hosting BMTs, you are to do faces for about 5-10 minutes then move into obbies do them for about 10-15 minutes. After doing obbies move onto parachuting and combat. Do this for about 20-25 minutes.
In a BMT you will need to be in BDUs which will be defined in the Terms section.
V. Rules and Regulations
1. Respect your Comrades. • Respect is one of the most important rules in the Military. You must respect everyone, even the enemy. Respect will get you far in USM. If you don't respect regardless of your rank you will be put in Military Prison without warning.
2. Be in uniform. •This is our way to identify you. Don't show up to training with Hello Kitty BDUs. Be in uniform!
3. Show pride in yourself. •You are a soldier of the best fighting force show pride in it.
4. Be disciplined. •Discipline is key to earning respect and ranking up.
5. Challenge yourself. •Challenge yourself to be the best you can be. Train hard to become respected.
6. Work as a TEAM. •In operations you must work together to defeat the enemy. Without teamwork none of this would be possible.
7. Do what you are told the first time. •High ranks shouldn't have to scream at you to do anything.
8. Use grammar. •Grammar is required. End of story.
9. Be humble. We are a team. Act like it.
Regulations.
•Officers you are not allowed to socialize at trainings. If you want to do that go somewhere other than the main area. The host of the training has the right to kick you if they want to or if you are causing a distraction to the training.
•Trainings MUST have combat training.
•You will wear the correct uniforms at the correct time.
•You will respect EVERONE.
•You will follow orders.
•You WILL be disciplined.
•You WILL fighter and train to the best of your ability.
•You will NOT surrender.
•You will NOT retreat.
•You will work as a team.
•You will be loyal.
VI. Branch Information
United States Army:
•Staff
Secretary of the Army:
Joint Chief of Staff:
Vice Joint Chief of Staff:
Senior Enlisted Advisor:
Sergeant Major of the Army:
Army Special Operations Commanding Officer:
Army Special Operations Executive Officer:
Training and Education Command Commanding Officer:
Training and Education Command Executive Officer:
•Primary Objective
Land Based Operations
United States Navy:
•Staff
Joint Chief of Staff:
Vice Joint Chief of Staff:
Senior Enlisted Advisor:
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy:
Naval Special Warfare Commanding Officer:
Naval Special Warfare Executive Officer:
Navy Training and Education Command Commanding Officer:
Navy Training and Education Command Executive Officer:
•Primary Objective
Naval Based Operations
United States Air Force:
•Staff
Joint Chief of Staff:
Vice Joint Chief of Staff:
Senior Enlisted Advisor:
Chief Master Sergeant of the Air force:
Air Force Special Operations Commanding Officer:
Air Force Special Operations Executive Officer:
Air Force Education and Training Command Commanding Officer:
Air Force Education and Training Command Executive Officer:
•Primary Objective
Air Based Operations
United States Marine Corps:
Joint Chief of Staff:
Vice Joint Chief of Staff:
Senior Enlisted Advisor:
Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps
Marine Special Operations Command Commanding Officer:
Marine Special Operations Executive Officer:
Marine Training and Education Command Commanding Officer:
Marine Training and Education Command Executive Officer:
•Primary Objective
Land, Air, and Sea Operations
United States Coast Guard
Joint Chief of Staff:
Vice Joint Chief of Staff:
Senior Enlisted Advisor
Chief Petty Officer of the Coast Guard:
Deployable Operations Group Commanding Officer:
Deployable Operations Group Executive Officer:
Cutter Fleet Command Commanding Officer:
Cutter Fleet Command Executive Officer:
•Primary Objective
Water Law enforcement and Sea Operations
VII. Promotions
Promotions are earned not given. You will earn every single promotion you get.
BMT-E2: You will go through Basic Military Training to be promoted to E2
E3-E9: Training. Training is the heart of USM. You will train intensely to each E9.
E9-O1- Officer Candidate School. You will need to pass that to become an Officer.
O1-O10 Based by job.
VIII. Ranks (Match these with pay grades)
US. Army Ranks
[Enlisted]
Private
Private 2
Private First Class
Specialist
Corporal
Sergeant
Staff Sergeant
Sergeant First Class
Master Sergeant
First Sergeant
Sergeant Major
Command Sergeant Major
[SPECIAL] Sergeant Major of the Army
[Officer]
Second Lieutenant First Lieutenant
Captain
Major
Lieutenant Colonel
Colonel
Brigadier General
Major General
Lieutenant General
General
[SPECIAL] General of the Army
[NAVY]
Seaman Recruit
Seaman Apprentice
Seaman
Petty Officer 3rd Class
Petty Officer 2nd Class
Petty Officer 1st Class
Chief Petty Officer
Senior Chief Petty Officer
Master Chief Petty Officer
Fleet/Command Master Chief Petty Officer
[SPECIAL] Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy
[OFFICER]
Ensign
Lieutenant Junior Grade
Lieutenant
Lieutenant Commander
Commander
Captain
Rear Admiral (lower half)
Rear Admiral (upper half)
Vice Admiral
Admiral Chief of Naval Operations
[SPECIAL] Fleet Admiral
[AIRFORCE]
Airman Basic
Airman
Airman First Class
Senior Airman
Staff Sergeant
Technical Sergeant
Master Sergeant
Master Sergeant (with Diamond)
Senior Master Sergeant
Senior Master Sergeant (with Diamond)
Chief Master Sergeant
Chief Master Sergeant (with Diamond)
Command Chief Master Sergeant
[SPECIAL] Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force
[OFFICER]
2nd Lieutenant
1st Lieutenant
Captain
Major
Lieutenant Colonel
Colonel
Brigadier General
Major General
Lieutenant General
General Air Force Chief of Staff
General of the Air Force
[MARINE CORPS]
Private
Private First Class
Lance Corporal
Corporal
Sergeant
Staff Sergeant
Gunnery Sergeant
Master Sergeant
First Sergeant
Master Gunnery Sergeant
Sergeant Major
Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps
[OFFICER]
2nd Lieutenant
1st Lieutenant
Captain
Major
Lieutenant Colonel
Colonel
Brigadier General
Major General
Lieutenant General
General
General of the Marine Corps
[COAST GUARD]
Seaman Recruit
Seaman Apprentice
Seaman
Petty Officer 3rd Class
Petty Officer 2nd Class
Petty Officer 1st Class
Chief Petty Officer
Senior Chief Petty Officer
Master Chief Petty Officer
Command Master Chief Petty Officer
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Coast Guard
Ensign
Lieutenant Junior Grade
Lieutenant
Lieutenant Commander
Commander
Captain
Rear Admiral (lower half)
Rear Admiral (upper half)
Vice Admiral
Admiral Chief of Naval Operations
Commandant of the Coast Guard
IX. Military Terms
BMT- Basic Military Training
BDU- Battle Dress Uniforms
BCT- Basic Combat Training
CG- Coast Guard
MC-Marine Corps
USN- United States Navy
AF- Air Force
SOCOM- Special Operations Command
OCS: Officer Candidate School
Combats- The Uniform you wear for combat.
GMF- Referring to GMF’s USM which is our worst enemy.
Oorah- Our battle cry.
STS- Shoulder to Shoulder
SFL-Single File Line
X. Chain of Command
The Constitution
President
Secretary of Defense
Chief of Joint Chief of Staff
Vice Joint Chief of Staff
Joint Chief of Staffs
Vice Joint Chief of Staffs
Senior Enlisted Advisors
Officers with the pay grade O9 and above.
Division Commanding Officers
Division Executive Officers
XI. Conclusion
These rules and regulations will be put into action as soon as it is shouted. You will now be required to follow them. Thank you for enlisting into the United States Military.
Guide made by Assistant Commandant of the Coast Guard gtboy7
Approved by the Secretary of Defense EmporerPixel
Approved by the Chairmen of the Joint Chiefs of Staff kingterry123
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| 23 Dec 2013 09:35 PM |
| Actually the office of inspector general holds more authority then the Special operations commander. You might want to fix that. |
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gtboy7
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| 23 Dec 2013 09:37 PM |
| @Ultra We don't have that. |
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CH4lN
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| 23 Dec 2013 11:09 PM |
| Uh, Under Navy, Your Missing NAVSOC. |
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| 27 Dec 2013 07:27 AM |
This Is The BEST Guys.
But, Could you add who the branches ar meant to command. EG: MC Officers CAN'T TELL CG MEMBERS WHAT TO DO. |
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