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The United States Training Corps is a branch of the United States Military. The USTC is dedicated to the training and mentoring of new recruits and soldiers in the eUS Military. It is comprised of many new and aspiring faces, as well as older veterans eager to mold those young warriors into the weapons of tomorrow.
Contents
- 1 Structure
- 2 Opportunities for Advancement
- 3 History
- 4 USTC Ranks and Positions
- 5 Awards and Decorations of the United States Training Corps
- 5.1 Level 1 Commendation Ribbon
- 5.2 Level 2 Commendation Ribbon
- 5.3 Level 3 Commendation Ribbon
- 5.4 Level 4 Commendation Ribbon
- 5.5 Training Corps IG Excellence Award (Retired)
- 5.6 Training Corps Meritorious Team Commendation
- 5.7 Training Corps Meritorious Unit Citation
- 5.8 Training Corps Meritorious Conduct Award
- 5.9 ATO Volunteer Award
- 5.10 Basic Training Graduation Ribbon
- 5.11 Basic Training Graduation with Honors Ribbon
- 6 See Also
- 7 Recruitment
Structure
The United States Training Corps is comprised of a Command Staff and two divisions, the 1st Division (Training), and the 3rd Division (Reserve).
Command Staff
The United States Training Corps Command Staff hands down orders to the entire corps. The General of the USTC, General Gryphon Skull, and his Executive Officer, Lieutenant General Synesi, are directly in charge of all operations of the United States Training Corps. They, in turn, take orders directly from the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS), led by Chairman Cyber Witch, CJCS.
1st Division (Training)
The Training Division, led by Colonel Hajime Hitoshi and his Executive Officer, Major Roo Rocket, is where each new recruit is headed immediately after acceptance into the eUS military. Recruits are given all the tools they need to graduate basic training upon acceptance into the Training Division and assignment to a platoon. This is where basic history, command structure, and how to fight effectively is learned. 'Boot camp' lasts anywhere from one to eight days, and consists of a series of knowledge tests, daily roll calls, forum requirements, and health, happiness and residency requirements used to determine the trainee's grasp of subject matter and their ability to follow orders. After graduation from basic training, most new soldiers are reassigned to the 3rd Division where their training continues.
Currently, the Training Division consists of one company of 4 platoons and the Recruitment Department , as follows:
- Training Division
- Tango Company
- Tango 1
- Tango 2
- Tango 3
- Tango 4
- Recruitment Department
- Recruiting CO
- Recruiting XO
- Recruiting CO
- Tango Company
3rd Division (Reserve)
The Reserve Division, led by Colonel Brad Gwatney and his Executive Officer, Major Komari, is where nearly all new soldiers are assigned immediately after completing Basic Training. Here, they are encouraged to actively participate in any action the eUS Military is engaged in. The 3rd Division doesn't offer free weapons to its fighters, but they may still receive weapons from the eUS Welcoming Committee to fight in large-scale battles from eUS soil. While the division is not designed to deploy, members of the Reserve Division are encouraged to fight abroad on their own dime. While assigned, involvement in eUS military actions is be closely monitored, so it is imperative for the soldiers that they follow orders. Here, privates are required to complete a number of tasks which are outlined by their respective platoon leaders.
Currently, the Reserve Division consists of two companies, as follows:
- Reserve Division
- Alpha Company
- Bravo Company
The Alpha Company is led by Captain J.C.Magan. The Bravo Company is led by Captain Christina Cordell.
Opportunities for Advancement
To advance within the United States Training Corps, you should first make your intentions known to your respective platoon leader. They will forward your request up the USTC Chain of Command and, once a spot becomes available, you will have the opportunity to compete against your peers to fill the post. Once you are vetted and awarded the position, you will be awarded the requisite USTC rank to fill the position.
Once assigned to the 3rd Division, you may also be awarded various ranks based on your drive and ability that are commiserate with your participation in the United States Training Corps.
History
Past Generals and Lieutenant Generals
Commanding Officer | Executive Officer | Length of Service |
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Loftedraptor | Dczip | Unknown - June, 2009 |
Dczip | Angelini | June, 2009 - September, 2009 |
Angelini | Teucer | September, 2009 - February 8, 2010 |
Relin | Abayarde | February 8, 2010 - May 18, 2010 |
Abayarde | Bia Pandora | May 18, 2010 - May 23, 2010 |
Bia Pandora | Nuriessa | May 23, 2010 - September 2, 2010 |
Nuriessa | Morrigan Alexandros | September 2, 2010 - February 18, 2011 |
Morrigan Alexandros | Karll Hungus | February 18, 2011 - March 6, 2011 |
Morrigan Alexandros | Gryphon Skull | March 7, 2011 - October 14, 2011 |
Gryphon Skull | Synesi | October 15, 2011 - March 31, 2012 |
Synesi | Vacant | April 1, 2012 - Present |
National Guard, 2nd Division
The United States Training Corps began life as the National Guard, 2nd Division in late 2008. The NG, 2nd Div. was disbanded in May of 2009.
United States Training Division
The United States Training Division was created in May of 2009, following the disbanding of the National Guard, 2nd Division. At the time, the USTD consisted of a single division. It was replaced in October of 2009 by the United States Training Corps.
United States Training Corps
The United States Training Corps was created in October of 2009, following the deactivation of the Training Division. While some claim that the USTD simply became the USTC, it was quite a bit more complicated than that. The USTD had fallen into a state of disambiguation and needed a complete overhaul. The USTC originally carried the USTD name, but it was soon decided that the name did not fit, and the name was changed to the United States Training Corps.
USTC Ranks and Positions
Pay Grade | E-1 | E-2 | E-3 | E-4 | E-5 | E-6 | E-7 | E-8 | E-9 |
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Abbreviation | TRN | PVT | PFC | CPL | SGT | SFC | MSG | SMSG | CMSG |
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Trainee | Private | Private First Class | Corporal | Sergeant | Sergeant First Class | Master Sergeant | Senior Master Sergeant | Chief Master Sergeant | |
Staff Positions | Division 1 Solider | Division 3 Solider | Division 3 Solider | Division 3 Solider | Senior Division 3 Solider | Senior Division 3 Solider | Non-Commissioned Officer | Senior Non-Commissioned Officer | Chief Non-Commissioned Officer |
Command Positions | Basic Trainee | Platoon Member | Platoon Member | Senior Platoon Member | Awarded for Exemplary Service | Awarded for Excellent Service | Platoon Executive Officer | Senior Platoon Executive Officer | Command Platoon Executive Officer |
Pay Grade | O-1 | O-2 | O-3 | O-4 | O-5 | O-6 | O-7 | 0-8 | O-9 | O-10 |
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Abbreviation | 2LT | 1LT | CPT | MAJ | LTC | COL | BG | MG | LTG | GEN |
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Second Lieutenant | First Lieutenant | Captain | Major | Lieutenant Colonel | Colonel | Brigadier General | Major General | Lieutenant General | General | |
Staff Positions | Junior Staff Officer | Junior Staff Officer | Staff Officer | Senior Staff Officer | Senior Staff Officer | Senior Staff Officer | Director of TC Operations | HQ Staff CO | Executive Officer of the USTC | Commanding Officer of the USTC |
Command Positions | Platoon Commander | Senior Platoon Commander/ Company Executive Officer |
Company Commanding Officer | Division Executive Officer | Senior Division Executive Officer | Division Commanding Officer | Senior Division Commanding Officer | Training Executive Officer |
Awards and Decorations of the United States Training Corps
Level 1 Commendation Ribbon
File:TC Commendation Level 1 Ribbon.png The USTC Level 1 Commendation Ribbon is the proverbial "pat on the back" by a superior officer. This warrants a personal message from Command and a ribbon signifying the accomplishment.
Level 2 Commendation Ribbon
File:TC Commendation Level 2 Ribbon.png The USTC Level 2 Commendation Ribbon warrants a personal message from Command, an announcement on the Training Corps boards, and a ribbon signifying the accomplishment.
Level 3 Commendation Ribbon
File:TC Commendation Level 3 Ribbon.png The USTC Level 3 Commendation Ribbon warrants a personal message from Command, an announcement on all military boards, and a ribbon signifying the accomplishment.
Level 4 Commendation Ribbon
File:TC Commendation Level 4 Ribbon.png The USTC Level 4 Commendation Ribbon is the highest honor awarded by the Training Corps. It warrants a personal message from Command, an announcement on all military boards and the eAmerican people as a whole, and a ribbon signifying the accomplishment.
Training Corps IG Excellence Award (Retired)
File:IGExcellenceAward.png Given by the IG's office, the IG Excellence Award reflects a strong commitment to the ideals of the Corps and dedication to training its troops into an effective fighting force. The IG Excellence Award was retired on June 10, 2010 by order of Gen Bia Pandora after the disbandment of the Inspector General's Office.
Training Corps Meritorious Team Commendation
File:Training Corps Meritorious Team Commendation.png The Meritorious Team Commendation is awarded for the display of cohesion and teamwork noticeable to upper echelon commanders.
Training Corps Meritorious Unit Citation
File:Training Corps Meritorious Unit Citation.png The Meritorious Unit Citation is awarded in peacetime to any unit which displays outstanding meritorious performance in the conduct of a specified tasking or mission.
Training Corps Meritorious Conduct Award
File:Training Corps Meritorious Conduct Award.png The Meritorious Conduct Award is awarded to an individual or groups of persons who, when confronted by circumstances beyond the normal course of their duties, distinguish themselves by outstanding meritorious achievement. This award was originated for the first battle for North Brazil on day 810.
ATO Volunteer Award
The ATO Volunteer Award is awarded for volunteering to help secure allied sovereignty in threatened foreign elections.
Basic Training Graduation Ribbon
The Basic Training Graduate Ribbon is awarded to all trainees who successfully complete basic training
Basic Training Graduation with Honors Ribbon
The Basic Training Graduate Ribbon is awarded to all trainees who successfully complete basic training and show exemplary performance in the 1st Division
See Also
- United States of America
- United States Military
- United States Marine Corps
- United States Airborne
- United States Army
- Mobile Infantry
- United States National Guard
Recruitment
The Training Corps is always looking for brave men and women to join our ranks. The following are our enlistment requirements:
- US Citizenship