JSF 82nd Wolf

JSF 223rd Command www.223rd.com Nothing Given Are you trained, or untrained? ABOUT US JSF 223rd Command is compromised of 4 detachments: 82nd Airborne Infantry, 1st SFOD-D, Task Force 6, and JSF SOCOM. The 223rd is celebrating its 10th Anniversary, and have primarily been on the Xbox. A few of our members are now moving over to the PC for ARMA2:CO , and we are recruiting on both platforms The 223rd's objective is to effectively impliment real world tactics with teamwork, communication, and discipline to dominate opponents on the battlefield. Something that sets the 223rd apart from other teams is the fact that we are very respectful, and very humble. Being that the 223rd has been together for 10 years speaks for itself. The team demographic is compromised of active duty and retired military veterans, and military minded civilians, aged 16 to 47. Professionalism is expected from every member, and prospective recruits. Join the 223rd To join the team a candidate will have to go through a few steps. These steps may seem a little much but time and experience has proved this be the best way to ensure that we get quality, loyal and commited prospects, and allows for the time to learn everything a recruit needs to learn to be a member of the team. Step 1. To become a Candidate, an individual must be sponsored by an existing team member, and register on website. Step 2. A Candidate then achieves affiliate status by continuing to play with the team as a whole on designated team nights. Step 3. An affiliate is voted on by the team to enter the 223rd's Basic Combat Training Course. Step 4. Upon successful completion of this course the recruit will now be a member of the JSF 82nd Airborne Infantry. Step 5 (Optional) An 82nd Team member, after demonstrating good core qualities, will be offered a position on any other team within the JSF Training BCTC (Basic Combat Training Course) Is approximately a month and a half long, and is dependant on you and your peers grasping the knowledge and passing your practical exams. What you will learn in BCTC: basic fireteam movements, formations, communications, Land Nav, and much more. BPIC(Basic Parachute Infantry Course) Is approximately 1 month long. You will learn basic Airborne skills, and Air Assault skills. Also more advanced combat tactics. After completion of BPIC you are now a member of 82nd AB. Once part of 82nd AB you will go through unit level training to learn Airborne TTPs, and SOPs. You will also be able to choose an MOS, and will be trained on it. Optional AOT( Advanced Operators Training) Is approximately 2 months long, and is the selection course for 1st SFOD-D You are only able to join 1ST SFODD upon receving invitation, and obtaining the rank of SGT Requirements MUST BE 16 years of age or older. (Exceptions may apply) Working headset, and TS3 ARMA 2, and OA Positions open 16 Airborne slots Contacting Us Website: www.223rd.com You can register today, and make sure to post an introduction in the forums. Email: jsf82ndabdiv@yahoo.com Or you can PM me on here Teams Speak 3 info: Address: jsf223rd.no-ip.org Port:9987 Thank you, JSF 82nd Wolf Alpha Platoon, 1st Squad 82nd AB Inf. (On Xbox, message JSF 223 Havoc)