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Roles
& Responsibilities:
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Company
Commander
(Captain) |
The
Company Commander is ultimately responsible for the organization
and success of a company consisting of 2 or more Platoons.
All promotions above Sergeant must have the approval of the
Company Commander, as well as all medals awarded. Company
Commanders have final authority for the Company. |
Company
Support
(Master/First Sergeant) |
Assists
with the operations of the Company under the guidance and
direction of the Company Commander. Acts on behalf of the
Company Commander in completing specific delegated activities
including acknowledgement and assignment of official events. |
Platoon
Leader
(Lieutenant) |
Platoon
Leaders have oversight for 2 or more Squads. Their responsibilities
include: assigning members to Squads, scheduling official matches,
enforcing the Rules & Bylaws, training subordinates, administrating
recruitment processes, supervising scrimmages and practices,
affirming battle plans, and maintaining necessary communications
with senior officers and staff. The Platoon Leader must also
review and escalate recommendations for promotion (above Sergeant)
as well as nominations for medals. |
Platoon
Support
(Sergeant First Class) |
Assists
with the operations of the Platoon under the guidance and
direction of the Platoon Leader. |
Squad
Leader
(Staff Sergeant) |
Each
squad consists of 2 teams, 1 sniper specialist, and a Squad
Leader. The Squad Leader controls and commands 10-12 members
in combat operations, and is responsible for everything that
occurs during the mission. Administratively, the Squad
Leader assigns roles to each of his assigned staff; manages and
reports their participation; assists in the recruiting process;
develops, distributes, and directs battle plans, enforces the
Rules & Bylaws; recommends staff for promotions (Sergeant and
below) and medals; reprimands staff who violate the Rules &
Bylaws. All combat responsibilities fall under the Squad
Leader's role. Experience, strong communications, and
demonstrated strategic skills are required for this role. |
Team
Leader
(Sergeant/Corporal) |
The
Team Leader is assigned by the Squad Leader to lead a group of 5-6
members in combat operations. The Team
Leader is second in command of the squad, and must be capable of
fulfilling all of the duties of the Squad Leader. This will usually be
a player with the most participation, understands and contributes
to the execution of battle plans, and demonstrates excellent communication
skills during combat operations. |
Grenadier
(M16A2 w/ M203) |
This is an essential team member, as he can fire at the enemy from a distance, or give his team cover while they move forward.
The Squad Leader or Team Leader will assign this role. |
Automatic Rifleman
(M249SAW) |
Equipped with the awesome Squad Automatic Weapon, this team member provides support from a distance or uses his fast fire rate along with maneuverability to aide in close combat situations. No team is complete without a AR. The
Squad Leader or Team Leader will assign this role. |
Rifleman
(M16A2) |
All
members not assigned to one of the aforementioned roles is
automatically classed as a Rifleman. Each Rifleman is
expected to participate in all scheduled events. The
Rifleman must report directly to the Squad Leader for direction
and guidance on operational readiness and in combat
operations. Additionally, Rifleman are expected to assist
new recruits in understanding the Rules & Bylaws of the
Company as well as the organizational mechanics of any/all administrative
SOPs. |
Apprentice Officer Training
(Warrant Officer) |
These
Warrant Officers are developing the skills required to provide high quality
commissioned officers as platoon leaders for the v75th. These members are
not part of the chain of command, however as they are officers they are to
be respected as any other officer. |
Training Specialist
(Warrant Officer) |
These
Warrant Officers are devoted to learning and training specific maps or weapons
and their application. These Warrant Officers are to be the trainers and
strategists of the v75th. These are to be our resident experts when it comes
time to play matches and develop effective strategies for successful matches. |
Technical Expertise and Specialization
(Warrant Officer) |
These
Warrant Officers will be the technical specialists and advisors for the Staff.
This group of Warrant Officers will be a small Corps of members |
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| Qualifications: |
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Sniper
(M24 SWS / M82 Barrett) |
The sniper is the true long range killer of the team. Able to shoot at accuracy from up to 1800
meters. Stealth, position and patience are the keys to achieving
this qualification. You must complete the Infantry Sniper School to become a
sniper. Only 1 sniper specialist
will be assigned to each Squad. |
| Paratrooper |
You must complete the Airborne School to become a paratrooper.
Graduates of this school may qualify for the Basic Parachutist
medal. |
Ranger
(M16A2/M4A1) |
Army Rangers specialize in conventional and special operations, the Rangers are the elite of the elite in the US Army. Rangers are trained to handle many different tactical situations, so they are never caught by surprise. By air, land, or sea, Rangers Lead the Way. You must complete the Army Ranger School to become a ranger. |
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*You
must complete all available qualifications before you are eligible
for promotion. |
