1st LRG Fleet / LRGDIV

What to expect

We do abide by a “loose” chain of command, so expect militaristic command structures, drills (not parade drills, stuff like boarding drills and so on) etc, but for the most part, everyone is allowed to do as they please. Think of us as a “milsim lite” where we aren’t as rigid or strict as traditional milsim units, though the higher your rank gets, the more “milsim” it will get. Also, don’t worry too much about the “assessments” and “interviews” listed below in the promotion eligibility. They’re there so that we can get to know you better. Just relax and have fun.

Patches

We do have plans on producing and distributing physical patches to all eligible members should there be enough interest in them.

Chain of Command

The 1st LRG Fleetis commanded by a fleet commander operating from a designated flagship. The Fleet is divided into smaller task forces which may be formed, disbanded, combined, or split as required by the situation. Every ship’s commander is given some degree of autonomy and may act independently if he/she deems it necessary. Ship crew members are expected to follow their commanders’ orders, provided such orders do not harm the fleet or its allies.

Rank Structure

The rank structure of the Fleet is made up of three Corps, the Enlisted Corps, the Non-Commissioned Officer Corps, and the Commissioned Officer Corps. The Org is structured in such a way where each player may choose how much “milsim” they would like to experience, with the Enlisted Corps being the least “milsim” and the Commissioned Officer Corps being the most “milsim”.

• The Enlisted Corps
  • This consists of the rank and file division member. They are trained to perform specialized tasks under the supervision of a Non-Commissioned Officer. Members may expect lots of multi-crew and team based gameplay as an Enlisted Man. The Enlisted Corps is also the least “milsim” of the three corps.

• The Non-Commissioned Officer Corps
  • This consists of the sergeants and warrant officers who form the backbone of the Division. They are trained to lead Enlisted Men to execute missions to achieve objectives as planned by the Commissioned Officers, effectively acting as a conduit between the Commissioned Officers and the Enlisted Men. Members who are keen to take up leadership roles can consider becoming an NCO. The Non-Commissioned Officer Corps is the middle ground between the hardcore milsim experience of the Commissioned Officer Corps and the more laid back and casual Enlisted Corps. More will be expected from the NCOs as compared to the Enlisted.

• The Commissioned Officer Corps
  • This consists of the commanders of the Division. They are trained to plan and command formations of the Division. Members who are keen on planning and commanding can consider becoming a Commissioned Officer. Do take note that a heavier responsibility and
    scrutiny will be placed upon all Commissioned Officers. Additional taskings such as document drafting and planning will be given to Commissioned Officers. The Commissioned Officers Corps has the most hardcore milsim experience out of the three Corps. Officers will be expected to prepare and present plans formally, write up documents such as the SOP, training plans, and so on. Expectations placed on Officers will be very high, so only join this Corps if you are willing to go above and beyond.

Promotion Eligibility

Our promotion criteria are built around a “play to be promoted” philosophy where you won’t really have to do much apart from play the game to rise through the ranks. Ranks will also be assigned in a fluid manner where all non-coms and above can take turns to be a commander or a trooper. For command school aspirants, do not worry too much about whether you become an NCO or a commissioned officer. We will take into account your preference, skills, attitude and personality, so just do your best and don’t worry too much. We will do our best to assign everyone to a role where they may best contribute to the division.

Enlistee | Upon joining the Division
Lance Corporal | 3 sorties
Corporal | 5 sorties
Corporal First Class | 20 sorties with ground experience
Senior Corporal | 40 sorties with ground experience

Command School Cadet (CSC) | A request must be made after achieving 18 kills within 3 consecutive sorties without dying. You will have to go through 3 assessment sorties and an interview, after which you will be streamed to either the Officer Candidate School or the JNCO specialisation School.

Non-Com ranks
Sergeant | upon completion of the JNCO specialisation milestone
Sergeant First Class | 5 sorties with good performance and ground experience
Staff Sergeant | 10 sorties with good performance
Flight Sergeant | 15 sorties with good performance and slot availability
Warrant Officer | 15 sorties with good performance and slot availability
Chief Warrant Officer | 15 sorties with good performance, 3 staff tours and slot availability

Commissioned Officer ranks
Second Lieutenant | upon completion of the Officer candidate milestone
Lieutenant | Upon completion of the probationary period as a Second Lieutenant
Captain | 10 sorties with good performance, recommendation, and slot availability
Squadron Commander | 10 Sorties with good performance, recommendation, and slot availability
Wing Commander | 15 Sorties, with ground experience, good performance, recommendation, and slot availability
Rear Admiral | 5 sorties as a Commodore with good performance, recommendation, and slot availability
Vice Admiral | 20 sorties as a Rear Admiral with good performance, recommendation, and slot availability
Admiral | 20 sorties as a task force commander with good performance, recommendation, and slot availability
Fleet Admiral | Holds the rank of Admiral, 5 fleet actions as a task force commander with good performance, recommendation, and slot availability

Special appointments:

N1 | Holds the rank of Vice Admiral with good performance and recommendation, and slot availability
N9 | Holds the rank of Vice Admiral with good performance and recommendation, and slot availability
Commodore | Holds the rank of Wing Commander. Assigned at the Fleet Admiral’s discretion
Flight Lieutenant | Holds the rank of Lieutenant with good performance and slot availability
Flying EMs or NCOs | Enlisted Men and NCOs below the Rank of Warrant Officer do not usually fly ships, but they may be called upon to pilot a ship if they are properly trained.
Provisional NCOs or Officers | Enlisted men and NCOs who wish to try out being part of the NCO or Officer Corps may request to be a Provisional NCO or Officer. They will be temporarily given the position of a junior NCO or Officer under the close supervision of an NCO or Officer

You may view our full charter (Here)

Charter extracts

ARTICLE I. PURPOSE AND MISSION STATEMENT

SECTION 1.01 PURPOSE

To foster a community of players interested in milsim-esque gameplay along with military theory-crafting in the Star Citizen context.

SECTION 1.02 MISSION STATEMENT

The 1st LRG Fleet stands ready to protect the peace and to provide a safe environment for all law-abiding players, regardless of membership, and to create a community of players willing to assist any law-abiding citizen. To that end, the Fleet will train and sustain an effective militia of voluntary citizens that can be raised at a moment’s notice to fend off any aggressors that wish to harm the UEE and its citizens. The Fleet will be superior in space, the air, and on the ground.
During times of peace, the 1st LRG Fleet will aid in the exploration of the galaxy to expand the influence of the UEE.

ARTICLE II. MEMBERSHIP

SECTION 2.01 ELIGIBILITY

All law-abiding citizens will be allowed to apply for membership, provided they display the Fleet’s fundamental values.

ARTICLE VI. GROUNDS FOR DISMISSAL

If a member is found guilty of any of the acts listed below, they will be dismissed from the Fleet.
( a) Failure to comply with orders
( b) Dereliction of duty
( c) Committing acts of piracy
( d) Sowing dissent
( e) Conduct unbecoming of an Officer
( f) Conduct unbecoming of an NCO
( g) Mutiny
( h) Griefing
( i) Failure to report for duty
( j) Aiding the enemy
( k) Release of captives without proper authority
( l) Unlawful imprisonment
( m) Insubordination
( n) Disrespect towards members or law-abiding players
( o) Conspiring
( p) Being an accessory after the fact
( q) Espionage
( r) Usage of unapproved Clan / Org / Rank tags
( s) Failure to maintain OPSEC or INFOSEC

ARTICLE VIII. ARTICLE VIII. APPROVED AND ALLIED ORGANISATIONS

All members and affiliates are allowed to be affiliated with other organisations to varying degrees as set forth under Article IV Section 4.01. Affiliation with an organisation whose mission is completely against the Fleet’s mission is considered grounds for dismissal from the Fleet.

ARTICLE IX. FUNDAMENTAL VALUES OF THE DIVISION

I. Thoroughness, do not cut corners
II. Orderliness, be neat and punctual
III. Sincerity, do not be dishonest
IV. Loyalty, Stand by your comrades
V. Politeness, do not be rude and always maintain your cool
VI. Discipline, maintain a respectable posture.