CAPTAIN (CPT)
Commands and controls the team, together with a principal CO-Captain. Instructs skills at games and practices. Will Lead the Team on the Field with the Command Structure of the game and Mission details. Orders other officers to carry out commands. Over sees the well being of the team in all aspects possible.

FIRST LIEUTENANT (1LT)
A seasoned lieutenant with 18 to 24 months service. Leads more specialized weapons platoons and indirect fire computation missions. As a senior Lieutenant, they are often selected to be the Executive Officer of a company-sized unit to lead the Recon and Fire teams.

SECOND LIEUTENANT (2LT)
Typically the entry-level rank for most Commissioned Officers. Leads platoon-size elements consisting of the platoon SGT and two or more squads of the Recon and Fire teams.

SERGEANT (SGT)
Typically commands a squad. Considered to have the greatest impact on Soldiers because SGTs oversee them in their daily tasks. In short, SGTs set an example and the standard for Privates to look up to, and live up to.

SPECIALIST (SPC)
Can manage other enlisted Soldiers of lower rank. Will deal will special missions and will prove to have much interest in the Role playing part of the games.

JR CAPTAIN (JRCPT):
Commands and controls the JR Squad, together with a principal Captain. Instructs skills at games and practices. Will Lead the Team on the Field with the Command Structure of the game and Mission details. Orders other officers to carry out commands. Over sees the well being of the team in all aspects possible. Will prepare the JR Squads for all practice, ensure they attend all events, practices, and work events. Keep Contact of the players and ensure that they are in good standing and report to the Captain of all Concerns.

ADMIRAL/TEAM MANAGER:
Manages the Team with the Team Owner and Founder. Assists with Sponsorship agreements and scheduling of events. The team Manager will track and log all Player activity for team ranking status. Ensures the team is doing all it can to be the best it can be. With the Assistance of the Warrant Officer/Team Supervisor, the Team Manager will track the Players Progress and ensure that all players are going to Acknowledged for their Hard work and Time on the field.

WARRANT OFFICER (WO) Team Supervisor:
Assists the Captain/Captains with preparing the Team for every Game and ensures we are ready for all events. Soldiers with this rank serve under a warrant from the Captain Directly. WOs are single-track specialty officers, experts and trainers who, by gaining progressive levels of expertise and leadership, operates, maintains, administers and manages the Team's equipment, support activities or technical systems for their entire career. Will ensure that the Team is always moving and never getting stale during a game and sitting around. These Reports will be Generated to the Team Manager for 1/4ly Reviews and Player Standings.

FIRE TEAM:
The Fire Team is Provides support for all mission Teams. It is Heartbeat for this Team. The Fire Team May Be the Mission Team and Bring Support for Command and other Teams as Commanded. Follows Orders of the Fire Team Leaders.

RECON TEAM:
On Point, The Recon Team Provides Information of Troop Strength and Movement before the Team engages the opposing force. No One Fires until the Recon Team has Established the Point of Not Return and then Engages the Opposite Side. Then The Fire Team Follows the Strike. Follows Orders of the Recon Team Leaders.

TANK COMMANDER:

Personnel that are qualified to operate the Team Tanks.

ANTI-TANK PERSONNEL:

All players that are equipped and have proven to be effective with the Rocket Launcher and the destruction of enemy armor.

BASE COMMANDER:

An officer that has been delegated to lead the team at the insertion point and direct the players to specific missions. To take commands from the Game General/Leader and head communication with the Team leaders and Captain. The Base commander will ensure that all players are getting back into battle, directed to the where the other players are and where the missions are located.

PR DIRECTOR:

An officer that has been delegated to Ensure that the team is represented in a positive image. To assist other teams and players and make them feel at home.

RESERVE PLAYERS:
Any Player that has come to a point to not be able to commit to the Rigorous Schedule of the Team or Wishes to Play less Due For any reason or unforeseen situations. For any Reason what so ever that may be, A Reserve member can play at any time for any Game with out issues with the Team. Once a Member Always a Member unless you are asked to leave or you ask to be Pulled from the Roster. Reserve members that were Holding a Rank are expected to fulfill those duties of the Rank when Playing. Reserve Member May be Especially needed for Large Games and Events.

Any Player that Transitions from an Active Member to a Reserve status can, at any time, is reinstated to Full membership by committing to the Team Game/Practice Schedule for a 6 month Period.

This Logo recognizes the Players that are doing well in School. As an active part of this team, it is the Players responsibility to keep there Grades up and have good Standing at home. Any Player that falls behind in school, and following ALL prompts from the parents, will not be able to participate in Both Away and Home games.