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Our missions are very challenging for even mid-level characters. We may not be the group for you. High level players, miss the challenge of the game? Do you remember back when you were a low level and you had to log on often. Dropping into a patrol mission is like that all over again. You will regularly be surrounded by zeds in the only caded building for blocks. You will get a real sense of accomplishment when you wake up and the burb has gone from red to green; and then you'll know its time to move on and start all over again. | Our missions are very challenging for even mid-level characters. We may not be the group for you. High level players, miss the challenge of the game? Do you remember back when you were a low level and you had to log on often. Dropping into a patrol mission is like that all over again. You will regularly be surrounded by zeds in the only caded building for blocks. You will get a real sense of accomplishment when you wake up and the burb has gone from red to green; and then you'll know its time to move on and start all over again. | ||
We have changed our policy towards new low level recruits. We now incorporate New Recruits right into a Active Fireteam in each Platoon, where you can operate in real time receiving hands on training and experience while leveling up and learning how to play UD. You will be assigned to a fireteam with high to mid level soldiers who will help you learn the ropes and look after your safety. As you level up you will be given more responsibilities. Depending on your experience you may just spend a week learning the way the unit works and can be awarded a battlefield | We have changed our policy towards new low level recruits. We now incorporate New Recruits right into a Active Fireteam in each Platoon, where you can operate in real time receiving hands on training and experience while leveling up and learning how to play UD. You will be assigned to a fireteam with high to mid level soldiers who will help you learn the ropes and look after your safety. As you level up you will be given more responsibilities. Depending on your experience you may just spend a week learning the way the unit works and can be awarded a battlefield promotion. | ||
Revision as of 04:26, 18 December 2010
Welcome to the USAI!Commander's Mission StatementI want to take this opportunity to welcome all personnel to the most disciplined, most loyal and fearless fighting force in Malton. Our Mission is to execute missions which will have the greatest impact in helping the general survivor population of Malton. We are a team first, we leave no team member behind and we fight to the last man. Why join?
Mid level players
High level players
Recruitment PolicyWe accept all character classes all recruits will be trained to be a soldier first. Players with prior actual military service are wanted but it is not a requirement to join. Our missions are very challenging for even mid-level characters. We may not be the group for you. High level players, miss the challenge of the game? Do you remember back when you were a low level and you had to log on often. Dropping into a patrol mission is like that all over again. You will regularly be surrounded by zeds in the only caded building for blocks. You will get a real sense of accomplishment when you wake up and the burb has gone from red to green; and then you'll know its time to move on and start all over again. We have changed our policy towards new low level recruits. We now incorporate New Recruits right into a Active Fireteam in each Platoon, where you can operate in real time receiving hands on training and experience while leveling up and learning how to play UD. You will be assigned to a fireteam with high to mid level soldiers who will help you learn the ropes and look after your safety. As you level up you will be given more responsibilities. Depending on your experience you may just spend a week learning the way the unit works and can be awarded a battlefield promotion.
USAI's Recruitment Page: USAI Recruitment Chain of CommandOur philosophy is that anyone that has shown they are a capable soldier should have the chance to lead, as such, Through Loyalty, Active presence and aptitude any Trooper can and will be given the opportunity to develop and lead an Operation. As the Ops leader for that operation you will plan your own operation; utilize recon units to prepare intel, coordinate with allies, set fireteam objectives, make recommendations for awards, and brief the next platoon operation leader. Leadership positions are assigned on the following Criteria outside of Operations Leaders. Rank is earned within USAI based on criteria of Activity, Aptitude, and Understanding. With a Final Writen Exam given before any Promotion is given. 1. Active and Loyal within USAI in and out of Malton. (Active on our Forums, Working not only in Urban Dead but on the Forums with new and old troopers alike etc. 2. Aptitude and understanding of how USAI Operates on a Daily basis. 3. Showing a Natural willingness towards Leadership. Unit structureThere are four separate independent Platoons,in the U.S. ARMY INFANTRY organized into One independent company, Alpha Co (Alpha Platoon, Bravo Platoon, Charlie Platoon and Delta Platoon). You may have two characters in the U.S. ARMY INFANTRY but they must not be in the same Platoon. You may not have more than one member in any Platoon's recon teams. The Platoons are never allowed to be in the same suburb, no matter how horrible they are being attacked. No Expection.
ALPHA PLATOON - NIGHT RAIDERS
RECON UNIT
RESERVE UNIT
LRRP TEAM
DOs and DON'Ts
Infantryman's CreedI am my country's strength in war, her deterrent in peace. I am the heart of the fight, wherever, whenever. I carry American's faith and honor against her enemies. I am the Queen of Battle. Radio FrequencyU.S. ARMY INFANTRY conducts radio communications on 28.72 MHz. We will not come to aid requests that are from strangers you must provide some sort of personal identification. AlliesCombat Revive Eligible Society Department of Emergency Management RosterHistoryThe U.S. ARMY INFANTRY was founded by four guys in Dunningwood who wanted to get their act together: Gersh, Peter Cop, Todric, and Johnny Lunchpail. Three of the four were either ex or current US Army, two were Infantry soldiers. Captain Gersh was the commander, his sheer battlefield presence inspired many others to join. Quickly, a small fire team became a squad and that squad became a platoon. As the unit was still small they had to watch each others backs and the unit formed a tight brotherhood. They developed a distinctive style of play; highly coordinated timed attacks in conjunction with allied collaboration. They focused operations on areas in need of help; not running away from trouble but towards it.
During the period between 2008 to 2010 USAI saw a slow decline of interest in its active within the Quarantined zone with many of its Officers and Senior Enlisted taking extended periods of leave. Many returned to re-establish and regain USAI's activity and foothold. USAI is now under the Leadership of Captain Lex Decon.
Campaigns
Locations of current operations are classified.
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