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The set follows the awards the U.S. Army gives for meeting a standard: qualification badges, a good conduct medal, campaign medals, and service ribbons. Each entry says which one it is modeled on. The names are our own and the ribbons are drawn for this site, some in the colors of the award they follow. This is a game: none of it is a real decoration. A member's awards show on their profile, to members of the unit.
A confirmed kill of an enemy on one of our servers, with your game account linked. A star at 100, 500, and 2,000.
Modeled on the Combat Infantryman Badge.
Your longest confirmed kill: Marksman at 200 meters, Sharpshooter at 400, Expert at 700.
Modeled on the Marksmanship Qualification Badge.
Basic for writing a Field Manual guide, or for signing off 3 practicals as an instructor. Senior for 10 sign offs and a guide, Master for 25 sign offs and 3 guides.
Modeled on the Instructor Badge.
A best round on the Range Day mortars: Qualified at 4,000 in Basic, Senior at 3,500 in Advanced, Master at 6,000 in Advanced.
Modeled on the mortar gunner's examination.
Finish every course of the Pathfinder path in Training.
Modeled on the Pathfinder course.
Finish every course of the Air Assault path in Training.
Modeled on the Air Assault course.
Finish every course of the Master Gunner path in Training.
Modeled on the Master Gunner course.
Finish every course of the Sapper path in Training.
Modeled on the Sapper Tab.
Finish every course of the Expert Field Medical path in Training.
Modeled on the Expert Field Medical Badge.
Finish every course of the Aviator path in Training.
Modeled on the Army Aviator Badge.
Finish every course of the Driver path in Training.
Modeled on the Driver and Mechanic Badge.
Finish every course of the Signal path in Training.
Modeled on the Signal Corps' crossed flags and torch.
A best round of Range Day's Call for Fire: Qualified at 3,500 in Basic, Senior at 3,000 in Advanced, Master at 4,500 in Advanced.
Modeled on the forward observer's certification.
A best round of Range Day's CAS 9-line: Qualified at 2,800 in Basic, Senior at 2,600 in Advanced, Master at 3,300 in Advanced.
Modeled on the joint terminal attack controller's qualification.
A best sortie of Range Day's Little Bird: Qualified at 4,200 in Basic, Senior at 4,000 in Advanced, Master at 5,200 in Advanced.
Modeled on the aviation crew member's badge.
A best round of Range Day's MEDEVAC 9-line: Qualified at 2,600 in Basic, Senior at 2,400 in Advanced, Master at 3,000 in Advanced.
Modeled on the Combat Lifesaver course.
In the order they are worn, highest first.
Given by an admin for leadership over several operations, with a citation saying what they did. A bronze oak leaf cluster for each time after the first, a silver one for every five.
Modeled on the Army Commendation Medal.
Given by staff for leadership or effectiveness during an operation, such as leading a fire team well, with a citation saying what they did. A bronze oak leaf cluster for each time after the first, a silver one for every five.
Modeled on the Army Achievement Medal.
Given by an admin to a whole unit, or to everyone who served in a campaign, with a citation for what they did together. A bronze oak leaf cluster for each time after the first.
Modeled on the Meritorious Unit Commendation.
You were the unit's featured member. An oak leaf for each time after the first.
Modeled on the Meritorious Service Medal.
90 days as a member without a posting timeout. A clasp for each 90 days after, with a loop for each award: bronze, then silver from the sixth, gold from the eleventh.
Modeled on the Army Good Conduct Medal.
You joined the site as a member. That is the whole requirement. Everybody has one.
Modeled on the National Defense Service Medal.
One for every campaign you took part in: you were at one of its operations or more. A numeral counts the operations.
So far: Warhawk Origins, The Novka Campaign, The Karysia Campaign, The Kolguyev Campaign, The Ruha Campaign, The Bergamo Campaign, The Anizay Campaign. Each campaign gets a ribbon of its own.
Modeled on the Army's campaign medals.
You hold a noncommissioned officer's rank, Corporal or above.
Modeled on the NCO Professional Development Ribbon.
You joined our Discord in the year the unit began, MMXXIII.
Modeled on a ship's plank owner, the Navy's name for its first crew.
You are a verified member of the unit.
Modeled on the Army Service Ribbon.
You were at an operation. A numeral at 5, 10, 25, 50, and 100.
Modeled on the Overseas Service Ribbon.
Six months as a member. A numeral for each six months after.
Modeled on the Army's service stripes.
A year since you joined our Discord. A bronze oak leaf cluster for each year after, a silver one for every five.
Modeled on the Air Force Longevity Service Award.
Ten of your screenshots or videos are in the gallery.
Kills, deaths, and distances come from our game servers and count once your game account is linked in Settings.
Being at an operation means a game server saw your linked game account there: joining, a kill, or a death, from 60 minutes before the start to 30 minutes after the end. An answer of Going is not needed, and is not enough by itself. Where the servers recorded nobody at an operation, a Going answer counts in its place.
