Notes

https://trello.com/b/oBtp42no/defence-policy

COLLECTIVE CALL
A transmission directed at all units on the network
CORRECT
Yes, affirmative
NEGATIVE
“No”
CORRECTION
Correcting the prior message sent on the frequency by the user. Callsign not required when used.
DISREGARD
Ignore the last transmission sent by the user.
EXECUTE
Operational proword marks the initiation of a pre-organised plan/order
EN ROUTE
The user is making their way to the location
MORE TO FOLLOW
The prior message sent on the network is not complete and will soon be completed by the user
OUT
The network is being changed by the user at the end of this transmission
PRIORITY
All other traffic is to cease whilst an important transmission is sent
RADIO CHECK
All callsigns are directed to respond with “ROGER”

Military Exclusion Zone Regulations - Trello - Section 3 MEZ Code of Regs
• The Military Exclusion Zone (MEZ) is defined as the tract of land around Blackadder Memorial Armory, clearly marked with signs.
• There shall be no stopping or loitering within the exclusion zone.
• A speed limit of 50 MPH shall be imposed within the exclusion zone.
• Upon entering the exclusion zone, civilians (any person not on the team of the National Guard) are subject to:
- Stop and search orders for any reason
- Apprehension for crime(s) committed off-base
- Mandatory participation in military checkpoints
• Emergency vehicles displaying emergency lighting and sirens will be allowed through the MEZ without hindrance.
• Civilian law enforcement officers may conduct their duties within the exclusion zone as long as they do not obstruct the roadway or hinder military operations.
- If a civilian law enforcement officer intends to stay in the exclusion zone for more than 10 minutes, they must notify any in-game National Guard personnel.
- The Mayflower National Guard reserves the right to revoke access to the exclusion zone to any person for any reason.
- Civilian Law Enforcement may not conduct traffic stops within the exclusion zone.


National Guard Structure and Chain of Command
• Infantry Chain of Command (IG)
Group Command: Colonel (RCO), Lt. Colonel (RXO), and Sergeant Major (RSM).
Company Command: Major (CCO), Captain (CXO)
Platoon Command: Lieutenant (PCO), Second Lieutenant (PXO), First Sergeant (SNCO)

Infantry Structure (IG)
Company: 1 CCO, 1 CXO, 3 platoons
Platoon: 1 PCO, 1 PXO, 1 SNCO, 3 NCOs, 3 JNCOs, 6 PFCs, and twelve P2Cs
All structures may vary or change

• Special Operations Group(SG)
Headquarters Command is headed by a Colonel(CO), they’re assisted by a Lieutenant Colonel(XO). They’re both assisted by a Sergeant Major(SM)
Field Command is headed by a Major (CO) they’re assisted by a Captain(XO).
Squadron Command is headed by Lieutenants(CO), assisted by First Sergeants(SNCO).

• Military Police(MP)
Group Command is headed by a Colonel(CO), they’re assisted by a Lieutenant Colonel(XO).
Routine Policing Command is headed by a Captain(CO), assisted by two Second Lieutenants.
Criminal Investigations Command is headed by a Captain(CO), assisted by a Lieutenant(XO).

• Command Group(CG)
Comprised of: the Major General, Brigadier General, Command Sergeant Major, and the Joint Chiefs of Staff (Colonels of divisions).

• Training Staff (TS)
Headed by a Commandant(CO) assisted by a Deputy Commandant(XO), and Head Drill Instructor(HDI).
Comprised of Senior Drill Instructors(SDI), Drill Instructors(DI), and Junior Drill Instructors(JDI).

• Legal
- Headed by a Head Military Attorney
- Comprised of Senior Military Attorneys,
Military Attorneys, and Junior Military Attorneys

BASIC GUARDSMEN EQUIPMENT
• R21M - A fully automatic capable rifle that only the National Guard may acquire. V to switch between the firing modes.
• B17 - A semiautomatic handgun, that fires as fast as you can click.
• Radio - Standard communication device, press TAB to engage/disengage, hold TAB to switch channels.
• Baton - Blunt weapon, used to smash out windows and can be used to force compliance.
• Flashlight - Used to see in dark areas and can be used for communication.
• Handcuffs MP ONLY EQUIPMENT - Used to detain or forcefully move individuals.
• Taser MP ONLY EQUIPMENT - Used to temporarily incapacitated individuals.