Military Update
Day 312, 18:50
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Chain of Command
- General: In charge of everyone below him and is an advisor to the NSC. The General is in charge of watching over all the men in his Corps. This includes but is not limited to frequent contact with Colonels and squad leaders. The General is a check and balance to not only the NSC but also to the Colonels in his command. This position will require bi-weekly NSC meetings with the NSC Director and the generals of the other Corps in the US military.
- Colonel: In charge of everyone below him and is an advisor to his superior officer. (The General of the Corps) The Colonel is in charge of watching over the men under him. This includes but is not limited to frequent contact with Squad Leaders and random checks on individual soldiers in his command. The Colonel is a check and balance to not only the General but also to the squad leaders in his division. This position will require updating the division’s spreadsheet and dealing with questions and concerns of Squad Leaders and the General of said Corps. (78 men in his command. 6 squads of 12 soldiers)
- Squad Leader: In charge of his unit of soldiers. His direct superior officer will be the Colonel of the Division. This job will include but is not limited to building a relationship with his unit through frequent communication. The Squad Leader will field and handle questions or concerns from his unit and in the event said questions and comments need handling from a superior officer, the squad leader will then forward them up the chain of command to the colonel. (10 to 12 men in his command)
Chain Of Command (A Visual Representation)
President
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NSC Director
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General
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Colonel
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Squad Leader
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Individual Soldier
*Shown in descending order of rank.
NSC Director
Kokach is the NSC Director. Mikaleus is Deputy Director.
US Marine Corps
Daniel Canyon is the General of the US Marine Corps. If you are in a Marine unit, Daniel Canyon is the man to speak to.
US Army Corps
CJ Will Win is the General of the US Army Corps. If you are in an Army unit, CJ Will Win is the man to speak to.
The US Army Corps consists of 3 Platoons each led by a Colonel. Platoon 1 is led by Vytautus. Platoon 2 is led by Brussik3. Platoon 3 is led by William Shafer.
US National Guard
chimichonga barbosa is the General of the US National Guard. If you are in a National Guard unit, chimichonga barbosa is the man to speak to.
Consists of 2 Divisions each led by a Colonel. Division 1 is led by starrysothoth. Division 2 is led by Leroy Combs.
Army Pay
Army pay was sent out today. If you have any issues please contact Kokach. Don't forget to fill the sheet in tomorrow.
- General: In charge of everyone below him and is an advisor to the NSC. The General is in charge of watching over all the men in his Corps. This includes but is not limited to frequent contact with Colonels and squad leaders. The General is a check and balance to not only the NSC but also to the Colonels in his command. This position will require bi-weekly NSC meetings with the NSC Director and the generals of the other Corps in the US military.
- Colonel: In charge of everyone below him and is an advisor to his superior officer. (The General of the Corps) The Colonel is in charge of watching over the men under him. This includes but is not limited to frequent contact with Squad Leaders and random checks on individual soldiers in his command. The Colonel is a check and balance to not only the General but also to the squad leaders in his division. This position will require updating the division’s spreadsheet and dealing with questions and concerns of Squad Leaders and the General of said Corps. (78 men in his command. 6 squads of 12 soldiers)
- Squad Leader: In charge of his unit of soldiers. His direct superior officer will be the Colonel of the Division. This job will include but is not limited to building a relationship with his unit through frequent communication. The Squad Leader will field and handle questions or concerns from his unit and in the event said questions and comments need handling from a superior officer, the squad leader will then forward them up the chain of command to the colonel. (10 to 12 men in his command)
Chain Of Command (A Visual Representation)
President
|
NSC Director
|
General
|
Colonel
|
Squad Leader
|
Individual Soldier
*Shown in descending order of rank.
NSC Director
Kokach is the NSC Director. Mikaleus is Deputy Director.
US Marine Corps
Daniel Canyon is the General of the US Marine Corps. If you are in a Marine unit, Daniel Canyon is the man to speak to.
US Army Corps
CJ Will Win is the General of the US Army Corps. If you are in an Army unit, CJ Will Win is the man to speak to.
The US Army Corps consists of 3 Platoons each led by a Colonel. Platoon 1 is led by Vytautus. Platoon 2 is led by Brussik3. Platoon 3 is led by William Shafer.
US National Guard
chimichonga barbosa is the General of the US National Guard. If you are in a National Guard unit, chimichonga barbosa is the man to speak to.
Consists of 2 Divisions each led by a Colonel. Division 1 is led by starrysothoth. Division 2 is led by Leroy Combs.
Army Pay
Army pay was sent out today. If you have any issues please contact Kokach. Don't forget to fill the sheet in tomorrow.
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Would it be possible for commading officers to get a complete organizational chart so we know and can communicate with other SL\'s? Thanks
Yes, I plan to ensure all the SL\'s are contacted, either directly or by their Division Leaders.
I have a hard time understanding the military. Is there something special about joining because it was my understanding that each individual trained under the MILITARY tab at the top.
Anyway, who do I contact to join? Is it just the generals of each part?
This is the USA\'s governmental military. Anyone can be a soldier and train, but most countries try to organize their soldiers into a system. Of course they also offer payment, which is the major incentive to join.
Then I need to join. 🙂
Billy, you\'ll need to contact Kokach about joining.
I really need to get rid of this Q3 Hospital. Right now, I\'m pouring all my USD from FAQS Hospitals into Sacred Heart, so I\'m running out fast. Combined with my export to Romania, I\'m going to have to do considerable GOLD-selling to keep up...
So should I be actively seeking Mayors, or what? >_>
Pmed you Inferno.
Yeah, I got it.
The Q4 sold over to Romania, but I wanted most of it in GOLD form so it might take a bit to finish the deal.
And now the next Q3 is almost done.
Immunogenic, RedCross now has a Q1 ready to go. Please PM me and let me know the status.
Chimi