SSgt (Ret) Bohannon

When you're about to get Fucked hard by some droids, but you got that perfect Screenshot Moment...Happens alot in the Raider Sense too. Bout to get haji'd but you got that perfect picture.

Mr. Alvarez, Application accepted. Within the next hour you will receive a welcome aboard private message with some general instructions to get you initially set up. Check the Phase One: Assessment and Selection sub-board for the next available scheduled A&S class. If you are attending an A&S class check each thread for available times and sign up for it in the "Phase One: Assessment and Selection" Forum below this one. There will be a thread to sign in. In Summary: Step 1. Receive Welcome Aboard message and follow Instructions inside of the Welcome Aboard message. Step 2. Sign up for an "A&S" class in the School of Infantry Forum. Note: Steps 1 and 2 are interchangeable. Thank you and once again, welcome, Private. Respectfully Submitted, Cpl Bohannon Recruiting Office Detachment Personnel

Mr. Oelschlager, Since you are a returning member in this unit, this application has been flagged to be handled by S-1 Personnel Clerks. Please wait until an available personnel clerk can process this. Thank you. Respectfully Submitted, Cpl Bohannon Recruiting Office Detachment Personnel

My Go To Weapon of Choice Though for Real my favorite rifle / PDW out there is probably PP-19-01 Vityaz-SN

2nd Squad lead, I want the Thompson...

My personal belief in the Public Grading system is a positive thing. I was raised by a strict family, and went through boarding school for several years into my later youth. Then joined the Navy briefly until unforeseen issues got me medically dropped. I have come to known a few things. Being graded among your peers in a healthy environment is a positive situation not only for the people being reviewed but for those who are available to see the score and , excuse my language, the Fuck-Ups. For the people being graded, It is a red flag or a pat on the back. They either put in the needed amount of effort to uphold the few Requirements that are enforced. Or they don't and their scores will reflect that. It will also reflect the individuals accountability and the leadership's accountability of their team's level or preparedness. For those who enjoy the counter argument of "I want to relax when I get home, not sit in classes and be graded." is a fair one, But not a realistic one. Do to the nature of the Operations it is imperative that each individual meets a minimum and the only way to test that is through FTXs. If someone doesn't meet a minimum, and gets reprimanded in private, the only person who is knowledgeable and can hold them accountable is the person who was informed and the person who informed them. By making it a Public Grading Rubric, not only will people know which MSOT is Squared Away, but it also allows personnel from other MSOTs to offer assistance or opinions to other MSOTs who may be lacking. It was also stated that Classes will NOT exceed 30 Minutes, and will be no less than 10 Minutes. Half an Hour of waiting is relatively nothing overall. But to my main tracking point here is, In the end of the day, It is for a Healthy Competition - And for CS to Accurately Hone in the Preparedness of each MSOT. It's kind of the sense of, Have fun through working and playing hard. And in the Long run, If your MSOT is Squared Away, it will make future operations not Only Smoother, but More enjoyable and spend more time in Quality Engagements or "Story" than setting up, or being downed and awaiting medical attention because that person is faulty on the CQC or their Cohesive ability. I respect everyone's opinion and they are 100% valid. But this is my slice of the pie. And I like my slice, <3 .

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LCpl Bohannan for Riflemen (M1A1)

First Name: Scott Last Name: Bohannon Age: 18 Desired Duty Assignment: CSO ArmA III Player ID: 76561198420248130 Steam Name: Penance_Chapel Steam Profile Link: http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198420248130/ How long have you been playing ArmA III?: A Few months / 200+ Hours Are you currently a member of an ArmA III gaming clan or unit?: Nothing Serious. Can leave if it affects chances of joining. How did you find out about us?: LCpl. Cooper If you were recruited by one of our members, who was it?: LCpl. Cooper Why do you want to join the 3rd Marine Raider Battalion?: I'm looking for a serious, military oriented team that you can enjoy operations with. Also, to form friendship and good times with those around me and learn from those with more experience. Do you understand that if you have elected an MOS that is full at your completion of ITC, you may have to go to a different MOS for the time being?: Yes. Do you understand that as of 30SEP2016, you will be required to own Arma 3 Apex DLC in order to actively participate in the unit?: Yes. Do you understand the definition of realism gaming according to the 3d MRB, and is this the type of realism experience you desire and are willing to abide by?: Yes. Have you read and understood the requirements for our unit and the criteria for being active and taking a billet in this unit and that failure to complete said criteria will place you into the reserve platoon?: Yes. Do you understand the fact that this unit is a EST (GMT -5) time zone based unit, and unitwide operations take place on Sundays at 2000 EST (0100GMT)?: Yes.

No longer part of any groups. Cant let me update directly.