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Posts : 7 Join date : 2017-05-22
| Subject: [NEW]Official Ranks Of 71st Regiment of Foot Dalarana's Highlanders Wed May 31, 2017 5:23 am | |
| we will honor our members with Ranks such as those you see belowColonelLeader and of the regiment; the sole authority in all matters. Lieutenant ColonelSecond only to the colonel. Carries the same authority when the colonel is unavailable, but still answers to him.MajorThird in command. Assists the colonel and lieutenant colonel in managing the regiment.CaptainThe head and leader of his company on and off and the field. His word is final and he is to be respected. EnsignThird in command, and the first officer rank. Carries the regimental colors into battle, and leads when necessary. Colour Serjeant Assists in keeping order in the ranks. Is generally tasked with protecting the regimental colors, but may be given the honor of carrying the flag himself Serjeant Thrives on discipline, skill, and loyalty. He is one of the most recognizable authorities in his company. Corporal As the first NCO rank, it is used to introduce individuals to basic administration and leadership roles. Lance Corporal A rank awarded to outstanding enlisted soldiers who have shown the potential to become NCOs. They set an example to the rest of the enlisted. KingsGuard - Regular This rank is awarded to privates who show good discipline, loyalty and, skill. Regulars and privates form the backbone of the regiment. Most members of a regiment currently reside at this rank or its equivalent in other companies. This rank is generally given after attending linebattles for a minimum of one month. Fusiler-PrivateThe first mainstay rank in the regiment. It is granted to members who have passed through recruit training. To be given this rank, members must remain active for at least two weeks, and show basic understanding of following orders.RecruitThe entry level rank of the regiment. This is a trial period of roughly two weeks in most cases. Recruits during this time are judged on discipline, understanding formations and orders, and simply how well they fit in within the regiment. | |
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