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77th JSOC / Public Servers/ Communication

2016-08-31T19:32:59Z

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<h1 class="mainRoleHeaders">Communications manual</h1>

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As squad leader you are responsible for communications with other squad leaders and HQ.
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To prevent degradation and disturbance to operations, you can follow this guideline to improve your experience as a squad leader.
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Keep communication short, clear and respectful.
[Request] –> [Contact] -> [Message] -> [Ending]
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<h1 class="mainRoleHeaders">Communications procedure</h1>

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'''Use of OVER and OUT.'''<br>
OVER is used to end the message and you request a reply from the receiver.<br>
''Requesting transport for 8 soldiers main AO, over.''<br>
OUT is used to end the conversation, opening the channel for other elements. Only the starter of the communication can close the conversation.<br>
''Copy, Ghosthawk pad one, (bravo) out.''<br>
Use of over and out is not mandatory, it’s advised.

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'''First address the person you want to speak to, followed by your own call-sign.'''<br>
''HQ this is Alpha, over''<br>
''Foxtrot this is Alpha, how copy''<br>
''(Formal) Alpha this is HQ on command channel, over''<br>
''(Short) HQ - Alpha, over''<br>

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'''The important part is to wait on the response of the receiver. Otherwise, your transmission might be garbled with other channels.''' (and disrespectful)<br>
''(Alpha) this is HQ, over''<br>
''(Alpha) this is HQ, hold one''

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'''Sending your message short and clear after the channel is open.'''<br>
''Requesting 5 artillery round SE of AO on marker 1 till 5, over''<br>
''LZ is secure, land south of church marked with blue smoke, out''<br>
''Requesting use of two unarmed prowlers, over''

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'''Finish your conversation clearly.'''<br>
''Good effect on target, end of fire mission, Alpha out.''<br>
''Copy, Alpha out.''

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'''An emergency transmission can break in on a conversation of other elements. '''
<br>This is highly disruptive and misuse will result in penalties. The call BREAK, BREAK means that all communication on the command channel should stop and opens the channel for the emergency.
''Break, Break''<br>
''Rhino(armour) this is Alpha, over''<br>
''This is Rhino, send it''<br>
''Priority target, T-100 NE of town, grid 090-075, taking heavy casualties, over''<br>
''Target located, engaging, over''<br>
''Good effect on target, thank you, Alpha out.''

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'''Sending a statement on command channel (use sparingly) is possible.'''

<br>You can send a statement to all elements if the message has a high priority and multiple elements are concerned. Make sure you don’t interrupt other communication on the command channel. <br>
''All actuals, priority message, armoured column consisting of 3 APC’s and 1 T-100 moving in from the north, Alpha out.''<br>
The preferred option is to send the info to HQ so he can address the issue and task an element. <br>
''HQ this is Alpha, priority message, over''<br>
''This is HQ, over''<br>
''Armoured column consisting of 3 APC’s and 1 T-100 moving in from the north, Alpha out.''<br>
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77th JSOC / Public Servers / Guides / UAV

2016-07-31T22:09:47Z

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<li>Providing accurate intel to boots on the ground</li>
<li>Mark patrols on the map with timestamp</li>
<li>Assist with bombing runs when called in</li>
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<li>UAV Backpack (contains deployable Darter)</li>
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<h1 class="mainRoleHeaders">Job description</h1>

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As the UAV operator your main task is to inform ground troops about enemy positions, recon the area around the operations zone and provide fire support with the GBU's from your armed drones when called in.
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<h1 class="mainRoleHeaders">Responsibilities</h1>
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<li>Perform reconnaissance flights and provide real-time intel</li>
<li>Assist with GBU bombing runs on static targets</li>
<li>Never engage without authorization from either HQ or squad leaders</li>
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<h1 class="mainRoleHeaders">Extended profile</h1>

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The UAV operator is the all-seeing eye in the sky for all ground troops. Using unmanned aircraft, such as the Greyhawk and Darter, the UAV operator can perform reconnaissance flights without the risk of personnel casualties. When optimally used it proves to be of significant value for ground troops by providing information about what lies ahead.
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One of the primary roles of the UAV operator is to provide accurate intel about enemy presence and behavior. With the added value that if you get spotted and/or shot down you will not sustain personnel casualties since you do not have to be physically at the area of operations to do your reconnaissance flights.
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One way to easily deploy your unarmed drone or Darter without losing valuable flight time, is to load the UAV backpack into a helicopter and ask a squad that is moving out on a mission to deploy the UAV when they have reached their landing zone. That way you can provide real-time information about enemy movements.
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When called in by a squad leader to perform a bombing run it is essential that both yourself and the squad leader confirm that your targets are static. You will be inefficient against moving targets and should never engage soft targets. Mostly, you will be receiving a designated target from the squad leader himself. If he does not have the capability to designate the target for you, you can use your unarmed Darter to provide the designation signal and switch to your armed Greyhawk to lock on to the target signal and engage it.
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[http://www.77th-jsoc.com/wiki1/77th_JSOC_/_Public_Servers_/_Guides_/_UAV/_UAV_Operations_Manual UAV Operation Manual]<br>

77th JSOC / Public Servers / Guides

2016-06-21T17:43:59Z

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<b>Role-specific based guides:</b>

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<li><u> Command</u> </li>
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<li>[http://www.77th-jsoc.com/wiki1/77th_JSOC_/_Public_Servers_/_Guides_/_HQ Headquarters (HQ)]</li>
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<li> <u>Intel and Logistics</u></li>
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<li>[http://www.77th-jsoc.com/wiki1/77th_JSOC_/_Public_Servers_/_Guides_/_UAV Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV)]</li>
<li>[http://www.77th-jsoc.com/wiki1/77th_JSOC_/_Public_Servers_/_Guides_/_Transport_Pilot Transport Pilot]</li>
<li>[http://www.77th-jsoc.com/wiki1/77th_JSOC_/_Public_Servers_/_Guides_/_Support_Pilot Support Pilot]</li>
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<li><u> Special regiments under supervision of an active commander</u> </li>
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<li>[http://www.77th-jsoc.com/wiki1/77th_JSOC_/_Public_Servers_/_Guides_/_Armored Armored / Tank Crew]</li>
<li>[http://www.77th-jsoc.com/wiki1/77th_JSOC_/_Public_Servers_/_Guides_/_FOB Mortar / Forward Operating Base (FOB)]</li>
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<li><u> Infantry</u> </li>
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<li>[http://www.77th-jsoc.com/wiki1/77th_JSOC_/_Public_Servers_/_Guides_/_SL Squad Leader]</li>
<li>[http://www.77th-jsoc.com/wiki1/77th_JSOC_/_Public_Servers_/_Guides_/_CLS Combat Life Saver (CLS)]</li>
<li>[http://www.77th-jsoc.com/wiki1/77th_JSOC_/_Public_Servers_/_Guides_/_AT Anti-Tank Rifleman (AT)]</li>
<li>[http://www.77th-jsoc.com/wiki1/77th_JSOC_/_Public_Servers_/_Guides_/_AA Anti-Air Rifleman (AA)]</li>
<li>[http://www.77th-jsoc.com/wiki1/77th_JSOC_/_Public_Servers_/_Guides_/_AR Automatic Rifleman]</li>
<li>[http://www.77th-jsoc.com/wiki1/77th_JSOC_/_Public_Servers_/_Guides_/_Grenadier Grenadier]</li>
<li>[http://www.77th-jsoc.com/wiki1/77th_JSOC_/_Public_Servers_/_Guides_/_Marksman Marksman]</li>
<li>[http://www.77th-jsoc.com/wiki1/77th_JSOC_/_Public_Servers_/_Guides_/_Engineer Engineer]</li>

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77th JSOC / Public Servers / Guides / AA

2016-06-21T17:40:40Z

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<h1 class="mainRoleHeaders">Job description</h1>

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The Anti-Tank rifleman (AT) is responsible for the elimination of motorized threats. It is the only member capable of carrying a launcher that can lock on to vehicles and use the heat-seeking technology to neutralize or disable moving ground targets. You should always make sure to inform other members and your squad leader that you have a visual or lock on a vehicle and are only allowed to fire when permission has been granted.
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<h1 class="mainRoleHeaders">Responsibilities</h1>
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<li>Having the restraint not to shoot on sight</li>
<li>Anticipating, calculating trajectory and missile drop when using RPG</li>
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<h1 class="mainRoleHeaders">Extended profile</h1>

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As the AT role you are carrying out a support role specific to air or ground vehicles. Next to the normal rifleman loadout, you have the unique ability to carry different types of launchers. The most frequently used launchers that have a heatseeking lock mechanism are the 'PCML' and 'Titan'. Those are the easiest to use and require almost no skillset to hit their targets.
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You are only to engage vehicles when you have been given the permission by your squad leader, this is to ensure that the whole of your squad has been positioned behind hard cover in case you miss the target or are not able to neutralize it from the first shot. Failing to do so will give away your position and attract the attention of not only the unit you are trying to disable but also any nearby infantry. Subsequenly making it very hard to get out of that situation alive.</p>
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The 'Titan' launcher has both an Anti-Air (AA) and Anti-Tank (AT) version. Picking the right launcher and accordingly the right rockets at base is essential. You do not want to find yourself out in the field only to realise the shells are not compatible with the launcher you have chosen.</p>
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Once you have your target in sight you can lock on to it by pressing 'T' by default. This will engage the heatseeking technology and ensure the missile finds his way to the locked target. Make sure that after shooting you keep the target in your crosshairs up untill the point of impact. If you want to have a bit more of a challenge we recommend using the classic RPG which does not lock on and requires ranging the target. You also need to anticipate where the vehicle will be after the missile flight time which greatly increases the satisfaction of eliminating a target if succesfull.
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77th JSOC / Public Servers / Guides / Armored

2016-01-21T10:52:18Z

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As Armored ur a supportive fireteam. Your job is it to take out heavy armor and suppres enemys when needed. As an CAS you're on standby and called in when needed.
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<h1 class="mainRoleHeaders">Responsibilities</h1>
<ul class="responsabilities">
<li>Supporting friendly Units in the AO</li>
<li>Transportation when needed</li>
<li>Secure locations and set up defence position</li>
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<h1 class="mainRoleHeaders">Extended profile</h1>

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A tank crew needs to be able to work together and communicate. As everybody controlles another part of the tank a commander is needed to control the actions of the gunner and driver. The commander also takes over the radio to communicate with HQ and other SL.</p>
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Only because ur sitting in a tank it does not mean that u can't be killed. A tank is very vunerable and easy to destroy if it gets hit by rockets or other tanks. The tank is a very important element of the game but it's also hard to play and needs prectice. </p>
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Your main objective is to support friendly units in the AO with what they need. As long as ur not getting any mission ur on standby and can offer your help to squads. Also ur in to transport troops if needed. With that feature of the Marshall and Slammer the groundunits are more mobile and able to move around enemys quicker
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Last but not least you need to defend important objectives like the HQ or a MSR (Main Supply Road). For that you need to find a good location where you can defend the location and also be in cover from incoming enemys.
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77th JSOC / Public Servers / Guides / Armored

2016-01-11T22:08:48Z

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As Armored ur a supportive fireteam
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<h1 class="mainRoleHeaders">Responsibilities</h1>
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<li>Using the wide variety of grenades to your advantage.</li>
<li>Call in airstrikes or request support by using red smoke on enemy positions</li>
<li>Make efficient use of white smoke to relocate</li>
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<h1 class="mainRoleHeaders">Extended profile</h1>

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As the grenadier you are a more versatile rifleman. Using the underslung launcher on your primary weapon you can provide a wide variety of supporting tasks. Besides using the 40mm High Explosive (HE) grenades there are a lot of other means of usage that can come in handy in diffrent situations.</p>
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One of which is the use of white smoke shells to place a carpet of smoke between yourself and the attacking enemy forces, giving your squad the time to relocate to a safer position. When recieving blue-on-blue fire you can mark your position with the green smoke shells by shooting straight up in the air, showing friendly forces your location at that point in time. </p>
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Another way of increasing the immersion is by using red smoke shells on enemy positions and call in the supporting CAS pilot for an airstrike, this also helps to alert friendly units in the area who might be in the vacinity of the enemy forces. Whenever there is a night operation the 40mm flares are a handy tool to increase visibility.
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As it becomes increasingly clear, the grenadier can be a jack of all trades when used correctly. Most persons limit themselves to the 40mm HE grenades missing out on other possible scenario's which can be highly beneficial and immersive for all parties involved. </p>

77th JSOC / Public Servers / Guides / Engineer

2016-01-11T21:00:18Z

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Close Combat Unit with the ability to disable mines and blow important Objectives up. When playing the role stay in front of your team to find and disable mines, to keep your squad save.
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<h1 class="mainRoleHeaders">Responsibilities</h1>
<ul class="responsabilities">
<li>Detecting and Disabling Explosives.</li>
<li>Set explosives if the Squadlead requests</li>
<li>Build a defencive position</li>
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<h1 class="mainRoleHeaders">Extended profile</h1>

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As an Engineer your an essential part of the squad, with the use of mine detectors and explosives. Without an Engineer a Squad would be blind to mines and most likely run into a minefield.</p>
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Run infront of your squad and keep an eye out for explosives. If you find something approch with caution. Go close to a mine and don't rush it, get on your belly and disable it. Keep a save distence of 20m.</p>
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The other Part of beeing engineer is to place explosives and blow objectives up. When u place a explosive don`t set a timer, blow it up manually when your squadlead gives you the permission. Also have a save distence to your explosive if you blow them. It is your fault if you don't worn people around you that you blow something up.
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The last part of beeing engineer is to set up a defencive position. To do so find important targets where you can set mines. It is you fault if someone runs into your mine. </p>

77th JSOC / Public Servers / Guides / Engineer

2016-01-11T20:58:30Z

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Close Combat Unit with the ability to disable mines and blow important Objectives up. When playing the role stay in front of your team to find and disable mines, to keep your squad save.
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<h1 class="mainRoleHeaders">Responsibilities</h1>
<ul class="responsabilities">
<li>Detecting and Disabling Explosives.</li>
<li>Set explosives if the Squadlead requests</li>
<li>Build a defencive position</li>
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<h1 class="mainRoleHeaders">Extended profile</h1>

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As an Engineer your an essential part of the squad, with the use of mine detectors and explosives. Without an Engineer a Squad would be blind to mines and most likely run into a minefield.</p>
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Run infront of your squad and keep an eye out for explosives. If you find something approch with caution. Go close to a mine and don't rush it, get on your belly and disable it. Keep a save distence of 20m.</p>
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The other Part of beeing engineer is to place explosives and blow objectives up. When u place a explosive don`t set a timer, blow it up manually when your squadlead gives you the permission. Also have a save distence to your explosive if you blow them. It is your fault if you don't worn people around you that you blow something up.
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The last part of beeing engineer is to set up a defencive position. To do so find important targets where you can set mines. It is you fault if someone runs into your mine. </p>

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