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Addressing the ranks
You must address the Armed Forces Recruit through [E-9] by their rank respective branch rank. EXAMPLE: PROPER ADDRESS OF RANK: Army Private Private Military Police Corporal Corporal Education Sergeant Technical Drill Instructor Military Police Command Sergean...
Ranks & their powers
Non-Commissioned Officers may enforce the law by issuing orders to people below their rank. NCO’s may give Non-Judicial Punishments (NJPs) to people below their rank. Non-Commissioned Officers may enter restricted areas such as (Senior Command area, Officer Ar...
Rights
You may use your rights at any time without the fear of punishment. Threatening to punish someone for using their rights will be seen as corruption. Military Police Officer+ may temporarily take away your rights during a state of emergency. You may only be pun...
Admin Privileges
Enforcement of the Uniformed Code of Military Justice and execution of duties may require admin commands to be used. Therefore some people will be trusted with admin privileges. [E-5]+ may be given admin by an officer and [E-9]+ get admin automatically. The ru...
Leaving your Branch / Division
Class System
If somebody commits a crime, they will be punished for their past crimes, opposed to their current crime. Their class will advance, corresponding to the crime they have committed. If a person does not commit a crime for one week, they shall move down one class...
Crimes & Punishment
Before any punishment is reported, the offender and anyone involved with the situation must be contacted about it to ensure an accurate and unbiased report. Any report issued without following this rule should be removed immediately. If a crime is not reported...
Uniform & Appearance
Non-Judicial Punishments
Non-Judicial Punishments may be given by an NCO+ to ranks below themselves. MP may give NJP's to their superiors. Non-Judicial Punishments don't require proof. They do not have to be tracked; they will not end up on a criminal record. Non-Judicial Punishments ...
Additional Information
What is the Uniformed Code of Military Justice? The Uniformed Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) is the law we use in all of our games under the United States Armed Forces. This law provides structure and balance. It should be expected that this will be enforce a...
MP Rights
Auto Demoter & Inactivity
Cross Divisional / Unit Punishment
Senior Command
The Senior Command of the United States Armed Forces currently consists of a (5) member team in charge of running the United States Armed Forces. President of the United States: This rank holds the highest power within the United States Armed Forces. Honorable...