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Welcome to the United States Army.

The Unturned U.S Army is made up of the most loyal and dedicated soldiers.
Who are ready to fight boots on the ground without hesitation a U.S Army Soldier is intelligent, loyal and dedicated to serve in Unturned around the globe.

The Unturned U.S Army is an organization made up of many ranks, divisions and jobs. There several types of soldiers within the U.S Army such as.

Active Duty - What it means :You are a Soldier who servers full-time within the group and you are generally online and active within the group, and who is general on a military base, military outpost or checkpoint. And is deployed often.

Army Reserve - What it means:You are a Soldier who servers part-time and unlike the Active Duty Soldier you must report at least once a month and you require training once a while. You always live where you want and can have a civilian job but is isn't deployed as often as the Active Duty.

Army Officers - What it means:Officers are the leaders within the group. Like the managers of a company. They are responsible for taking charge of Soldiers within the Army. They also are incharge of Issuing orders and making missions and they sometimes are in charge of outposts and checkpoints depending on their rank.

The Unturned U.S Army is made up of many divisions and personal for example : If you are interested in becoming a Hind helicopter pilot. You will end up in the Aviation Branch and will get training there or if your interested in becoming a Combat Medic then you will be put in the Medical Branch.

Becoming a Soldier within the Unturned U.S Army - The first step to becoming a Soldier within the Unturned U.S Army is either talking to an Officer or an Unturned U.S Recruiter. He or She will then be informed about the risks or difficulties about being a Soldier within the Unturned U.S Army which if He or She continues they will be sent to Basic Training which will teach them the Basic Skills of becoming a soldier which will take up to 6-8 Unturned Days depending on branch. Then He or She will be graduated from the Basic training and then will head off to Advance Individual Training (AIT) for your specific Army Job.

Being a Soldier within the Unturned U.S Army - As a Soldier in the Unturned U.S Army you will be tasked to uphold the standards and values of being an Unturned U.S Army Soldier and being ready to fight for your country under any circumstance. But it is not always work each base will have at least one break room or section depending on location and each Soldier is mentally tough and intelligent ready to take on any challenge but being a soldier is also risky because you will be tasked on many missions.

Unturned U.S Army Values -
Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, Personal Courage.

"The Unturned U.S Army is glad to have you here enjoy"
Sincerely
GOA ~ Balto

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Unturned U.S Army Staff

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Staff
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GOA ~ Balto - General Of Army
LTG ~ Droid - Aviation Commander
MAJ ~ Thatcher - Infantry Commander

Unturned U.S Army Ranks

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Enlisted Ranks
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Private (PVT) - Private is the lowest rank. Most Soldiers receive this rank during Basic Combat Training. This rank does not carry an insignia.

Private Second Class (PVT) - Enlisted Soldiers generally receive this rank after either completion of Basic Combat Training, or six months of Army service.

Private First Class (PFC) - Soldiers are generally promoted to this level within a week by request of a supervisor. Soldiers serving at this rank make up the backbone of the Army. Their primary role is to carry out orders and complete missions.

Specialist (SPC) - A Specialist can manage other lower-ranked enlisted Soldiers. A Soldier can be promoted to this rank after serving a minimum of two weeks and attending events.

Corporal (CPL) - Corporal is the base level of the noncommissioned officer (NCO) ranks. Corporals serve as team leader of the smallest Army units. Like sergeants, they are responsible for individual training, personal appearance and cleanliness of Soldiers.

Sergeant (SGT) - Sergeants typically command a fire team of around five Soldiers. Sergeants oversee Soldiers in their daily tasks, and are expected to set a standard for lower-ranked Soldiers to live up to.

Staff Sergeant (SSG) - A Staff Sergeant commands a squad (nine to 10 Soldiers). Often, a Staff Sergeant will have one or more sergeants under his or her leadership. They are responsible for developing, maintaining and utilizing the full range of a Soldier's potential.

Sergeant First Class (SFC) - As the key assistant and advisor to the platoon leader, the sergeant first class generally has 10 to 12 Weeks of Army experience.

Master Sergeant (MSG) - The Master Sergeant is the principal noncommissioned officer at the battalion level and higher.

First Sergeant (1SG) - The first sergeant is the principal NCO and life-blood of a company. He is the disciplinarian and counselor. He instructs other sergeants, advises the Officers and helps train all enlisted Soldiers.

Sergeant Major (SGM) - Sergeants major serve as the chief administrative assistants for an Army headquarters, but their sphere of influence regarding leadership is generally limited to those directly under their charge. They are key enlisted members of staff elements at battalion level or higher.

Command Sergeant Major (CSM) - Command sergeants major are the senior enlisted advisors to the commanding officer. They carry out policies and standards and advise the commander on the performance, training, appearance and conduct of enlisted Soldiers. A command sergeant major is assignable to battalion level or higher there is only one CSM.

Officer Ranks
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Second Lieutenant (2LT) - Most officers enter the Army at second lieutenant. They lead platoon-size units consisting of a platoon sergeant and two or more squads

First Lieutenant (1LT) - Officers generally reach the rank of first lieutenant after 8 Weeks of service. Soldiers at this rank may lead more specialized weapons platoons and indirect fire computation centers.

Captain (CPT) - The captain commands and controls company-sized units. He or she may also instruct at service schools and combat training centers.

Major (MAJ) - The major serves as the primary staff officer for brigade and task force command and manages personnel, logistical and operational missions.

Lieutenant Colonel (LTC) - The lieutenant colonel typically commands battalion-sized units with a command sergeant major as an NCO assistant. He or she may also be selected for brigade and task force executive officer.

Colonel (COL) - The colonel typically commands brigade-sized units with a command sergeant major as principal NCO assistant.

Brigadier General (BG) - The brigadier general serves as deputy commander to the commanding general for Army divisions. This rank is responsible for overseeing the staff's planning and coordination of a mission.

Major General (MG) - The major general typically commands division-sized units

Lieutenant General (LTG) - The lieutenant general typically commands corps-sized units

General (GEN) - The senior level of commissioned officer typically has more than a year of experience and service. They command all operations that fall within their geographical area.

General Of The Army (GOA) - This rank is only achievable in times of war, where the commanding officer must be equal or of higher rank than those commanding armies from allied nations. The last officers to hold this rank served during and immediately following World War II.
(THERE IS ONLY ONE GOA!!!)