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"These men charged from the shelter of a garden and died with their faces to the enemy, fighting to the death. So fierce was their charge, and so brave their actions, no Afghan dared to approach to cut them down. So, standing in the open, back to back, firing steadily, every shot counting, surrounded by thousands, these British soldiers died. It was not until the last man was shot down that the Afghans dared to advance on them. The behaviour of those last eleven was the wonder of all who saw it"
66th Marine Regiment of Foot
The 66th Marine Regiment of Foot was formed during February 2011 & have been active ever since.
We are an active Mount and Musket/Napoleonic Wars regiment that has over two years of experience with veteran commanders & members who have played warband, mount & musket & napoleonic wars since they were released, however we still accept any and all members who wish to join us no matter the experience.
We have one training a week & linebattles/sieges are scheduled weekly via our forum sign up system, we also have some random napoleonic wars fun days where we all go onto public servers together to just have some fun. When we are not during training or battles we are usually in casual mode so we hang out in teamspeak as a regiment and play other games to build friendships.
The main reason we are called the 66th “Marine” Regiment of Foot instead of the 66th Regiment of Foot which would be more historically accurate is because the Mount & Musket developers once promised a long.. long time ago to bring a large naval battles patch to mm... this never happened of course but after they announced this many “Marine” regiments begun springing up in a short amount of time & the 66th were among the first of those, now after a while when people begun to realise the developers were not going to release this patch, the less dedicated “marine” regiments disbanded & dissapeared off into the regimental abyss, however we the 66th have chosen our name & will not change it for anything, with the release of napoleonic wars there is now some naval combat & thus there is no need to change our regiment name, we are & always will be a dedicated Line Infantry regiment with an Artillery Sub-Division for those interested & will perform those duties to the best of our abilities, we will not be outdone by anyone.
The 66th’s main goal with Mount & Musket/Napoleonic Wars is to enjoy the game and have fun with it whenever possible, however during training & battles we are serious about what we do & aim to improve all of our members skills no matter the current experience, if promotions drive you then i simply ask you to be active as much as you can, if you are a casual player all i ask from you is to turn up and have fun.
We are an international regiment, meaning we will recruit anyone who believes they would be a good part of the 66th & are capable enough to follow our rules & attend our schedule.
We are an active Mount and Musket/Napoleonic Wars regiment that has over two years of experience with veteran commanders & members who have played warband, mount & musket & napoleonic wars since they were released, however we still accept any and all members who wish to join us no matter the experience.
We have one training a week & linebattles/sieges are scheduled weekly via our forum sign up system, we also have some random napoleonic wars fun days where we all go onto public servers together to just have some fun. When we are not during training or battles we are usually in casual mode so we hang out in teamspeak as a regiment and play other games to build friendships.
The main reason we are called the 66th “Marine” Regiment of Foot instead of the 66th Regiment of Foot which would be more historically accurate is because the Mount & Musket developers once promised a long.. long time ago to bring a large naval battles patch to mm... this never happened of course but after they announced this many “Marine” regiments begun springing up in a short amount of time & the 66th were among the first of those, now after a while when people begun to realise the developers were not going to release this patch, the less dedicated “marine” regiments disbanded & dissapeared off into the regimental abyss, however we the 66th have chosen our name & will not change it for anything, with the release of napoleonic wars there is now some naval combat & thus there is no need to change our regiment name, we are & always will be a dedicated Line Infantry regiment with an Artillery Sub-Division for those interested & will perform those duties to the best of our abilities, we will not be outdone by anyone.
The 66th’s main goal with Mount & Musket/Napoleonic Wars is to enjoy the game and have fun with it whenever possible, however during training & battles we are serious about what we do & aim to improve all of our members skills no matter the current experience, if promotions drive you then i simply ask you to be active as much as you can, if you are a casual player all i ask from you is to turn up and have fun.
We are an international regiment, meaning we will recruit anyone who believes they would be a good part of the 66th & are capable enough to follow our rules & attend our schedule.
History of the 66th
The 66th Regiment of Foot was an infantry regiment of the British Army, formed in 1758 and amalgamated into The Princess Charlotte of Wales's in 1881.
It took part in the Battle of Maiwand in 1880. The bravery of the English soldiers astounded the Afghans. The British had almost lost the battle and only 11 men were left. An Afghan officer described their end. "These men charged from the shelter of a garden and died with their faces to the enemy, fighting to the death. So fierce was their charge, and so brave their actions, no Afghan dared to approach to cut them down. So, standing in the open, back to back, firing steadily, every shot counting, surrounded by thousands, these British soldiers died. It was not until the last man was shot down that the Afghans dared to advance on them. The behaviour of those last eleven was the wonder of all who saw it"
Officiers who died in the last stand in the garden included: Captain Walter Roberts, Lieutenant Maurice Edward Rayner, Lieutenant Richard Trevor Chute, Second Lieutenant Walter Rice Olivey and Second Lieutenant Arthur Honywood.
William McGonagall wrote of the battle in his poem The Last Berkshire Eleven: The Heroes of Maiwand, which includes mention of Bobbie, the Regimental pet dog, who survived the battle:
And they broke from the enclosure, and followed by the little dog,
And with excitement it was barking savagely, and leaping like a frog;
And from the field the last eleven refused to retire,
And with fixed bayonets they charged on the enemy in that sea of fire.
The 66th Regiment of Foot was an infantry regiment of the British Army, formed in 1758 and amalgamated into The Princess Charlotte of Wales's in 1881.
It took part in the Battle of Maiwand in 1880. The bravery of the English soldiers astounded the Afghans. The British had almost lost the battle and only 11 men were left. An Afghan officer described their end. "These men charged from the shelter of a garden and died with their faces to the enemy, fighting to the death. So fierce was their charge, and so brave their actions, no Afghan dared to approach to cut them down. So, standing in the open, back to back, firing steadily, every shot counting, surrounded by thousands, these British soldiers died. It was not until the last man was shot down that the Afghans dared to advance on them. The behaviour of those last eleven was the wonder of all who saw it"
Officiers who died in the last stand in the garden included: Captain Walter Roberts, Lieutenant Maurice Edward Rayner, Lieutenant Richard Trevor Chute, Second Lieutenant Walter Rice Olivey and Second Lieutenant Arthur Honywood.
William McGonagall wrote of the battle in his poem The Last Berkshire Eleven: The Heroes of Maiwand, which includes mention of Bobbie, the Regimental pet dog, who survived the battle:
And they broke from the enclosure, and followed by the little dog,
And with excitement it was barking savagely, and leaping like a frog;
And from the field the last eleven refused to retire,
And with fixed bayonets they charged on the enemy in that sea of fire.
We have rules like any other regiment & expect you to follow them.
•Be active on teamspeak & attend trainings/linebattles when possible.
•Behave in a tactful & proper manner during training, linebattles & public servers.
•The Regiment comes FIRST above all other games/clans/groups, real life issues take priorty of course but when it comes to p.c related activities if there is a training/linebattle, you must close/stop whatever p.c game/activity you are doing & join asap.
•Respect other members of the 66th & members of other regiments. (You cant be expected to like everyone in the regiment but that does not mean you have to show it.)
•Do not “Expect” to be promoted, you will be promoted when an officer deems you worthy of the rank in question. (You may request a rank though & you shall be tested to see if you qualify for it.)
•Be PATIENT... if you cant stand still in a line for 3 minutes without having to move, look around or telling me what you ate for breakfast then maybe you should not be joining a regiment.
•No dishonoring the Regiment in any way, shape or form. (ie. if you think it’s a stupid idea don’t do it, if you don’t think it’s a stupid idea then Definitely Don’t Do It! For you lacks the ability to think for you are a Marine and your duty is to serve and listen)
•No Typing while moving, kicking teamates, teamkilling or revenge stabbing. (Meaning if you get poked by a teamates bayonet and he does not stop just let him kill you & the officer will punish the guy who killed you, if you revenge stab someone & kill them, you will be the one who gets punished.
•Know the difference between “Fun” & “Trolling”.
•Be active on teamspeak & attend trainings/linebattles when possible.
•Behave in a tactful & proper manner during training, linebattles & public servers.
•The Regiment comes FIRST above all other games/clans/groups, real life issues take priorty of course but when it comes to p.c related activities if there is a training/linebattle, you must close/stop whatever p.c game/activity you are doing & join asap.
•Respect other members of the 66th & members of other regiments. (You cant be expected to like everyone in the regiment but that does not mean you have to show it.)
•Do not “Expect” to be promoted, you will be promoted when an officer deems you worthy of the rank in question. (You may request a rank though & you shall be tested to see if you qualify for it.)
•Be PATIENT... if you cant stand still in a line for 3 minutes without having to move, look around or telling me what you ate for breakfast then maybe you should not be joining a regiment.
•No dishonoring the Regiment in any way, shape or form. (ie. if you think it’s a stupid idea don’t do it, if you don’t think it’s a stupid idea then Definitely Don’t Do It! For you lacks the ability to think for you are a Marine and your duty is to serve and listen)
•No Typing while moving, kicking teamates, teamkilling or revenge stabbing. (Meaning if you get poked by a teamates bayonet and he does not stop just let him kill you & the officer will punish the guy who killed you, if you revenge stab someone & kill them, you will be the one who gets punished.
•Know the difference between “Fun” & “Trolling”.
Line Infantry
Remember a regiment is a hierarchy & you will be expected to follow the commands of the people higher rank than you no matter what your current mm experience is, those people have earned those ranks through time, experience & skill & deserve the respect that their rank rewards them.
Officers
[1/1] Col = Clockworks
[0/1] LtCol =
[1/1] Maj = Matty
[0/1] Capt =
[0/1] 1stLt =
[0/1] 2ndLt =
SNCO
[1/1] BSM = TheGodlyBrit
[1/1] RSM = east02k
[1/1] SgtMaj = Sean
[0/1] DSgt =
[0/2] CSgt =
[0/3] Adj =
JNCO
[1/2] SSgt = Kyle
[1/3] Sgt = Hugoboss
[2/5] Cpl = JonnyBe, Dezis
[3/8] LCpl = Wolfy, Physics, Java
Specialists
[0/1] GdsCapt =
[0/1] RflCapt =
[0/1] Mks =
[2/10] Gds = CptCaveman, Penguin
[3/10] Rfl = MeetYourMaker, sniper12, Orkboy
[1/2] Musician = AppleJack
Marines
Marine = Killie, SkyShielder, KingofSparta, Faafiger, Macc, Krullboll, GillsFan, Texpop, Cydonia, SYNinja, Arth, Smurfy, Jamalade, Crown, TheLinuxGuy, Nickyr, Lazzybuns, MitsukiAkai
Reg = Nightly, JackTheRipper, Fred Frederickus
Rec = Gysbourne, Ben, Jacob , Thomas, henners, Tom, David_MacDuff
Levies - Random members of the community who have asked permission to join us in linebattles whenever they can. /Mercenaries/Invites
E.g people we can invite to fill up numbers for battles or just invite them to battles anyways for funtimes.
[Name] - [Contact]
Church - 74.208.106.155
BeefMcManly
Crighton
Ferris
DoctorFeuer
AJdino
Megaberna
MitsukiAkai
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[Col = Colonel]
[LtCol = Lieutenant Colonel]
[Maj = Major]
[Capt = Captain]
[1stLt = First Lieutenant]
[2ndLt = Second Lieutenant]
[BSM = Battalion Sergeant Major]
[RSM = Regimental Sergeant Major]
[SgtMaj = Sergeant Major]
[DSgt] = Drill Sergeant
[CSgt = Colour Sergeant]
[Adj = Adjutant]
[SSgt = Staff Sergeant]
[Sgt = Sergeant]
[Cpl = Corporal]
[LCpl = Lance Corporal]
[GdsCapt = Guardsman Captain]
[RflCapt = Rifleman Captain]
[Mks = Marksman]
[Gds = Guardsman]
[Rfl = Rifleman]
[Musician]
[Marine]
[Reg = Regular]
[Rec = Recruit]
Artillery
Remember a regiment is a hierarchy & you will be expected to follow the commands of the people higher rank than you no matter what your current mm experience is, those people have earned those ranks through time, experience & skill & deserve the respect that their rank rewards them.
Officers
[0/1] BatCmdr =
SNCO's
[0/2] BSgt =
JNCO's
[0/1] Bmdr =
Marines/Guardsmen
[0/4] ArtyGrd =
[0/1] Gnr* =
[0/3] Gnr =
Arty Reserves - Reservists are busy with real life but will attend linebattles or trainings whenever they can.
Levys - Random members of the community who have asked permission to join us in linebattles whenever they can.
E.g people we can invite to fill up numbers for battles or just invite them to battles anyways for funtimes.
[Name] - [Contact]
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[BatCmdr = Battery Commander]
[BSgt = Battery Sergeant]
[Bmdr = Bombardier]
[ArtyGrd = Artillery Guards]
[Gnr* = Veteran Gunner]
[Gnr = Gunner]
[0/1] BatCmdr =
SNCO's
[0/2] BSgt =
JNCO's
[0/1] Bmdr =
Marines/Guardsmen
[0/4] ArtyGrd =
[0/1] Gnr* =
[0/3] Gnr =
Arty Reserves - Reservists are busy with real life but will attend linebattles or trainings whenever they can.
Levys - Random members of the community who have asked permission to join us in linebattles whenever they can.
E.g people we can invite to fill up numbers for battles or just invite them to battles anyways for funtimes.
[Name] - [Contact]
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[BatCmdr = Battery Commander]
[BSgt = Battery Sergeant]
[Bmdr = Bombardier]
[ArtyGrd = Artillery Guards]
[Gnr* = Veteran Gunner]
[Gnr = Gunner]
[size=11pt] Line Infantry Information
[Officers] [Microphone = YES] [Active = Very High] [Responsible = Yes]
Colonel - Commander of the whole regiment, his word is Law.
Lieutenant Colonel - The Colonel's main advisor and most trusted man. Must be able to completely run the regiment independently without any problems should the colonel be absent, able to promote members as he see's fit, organises & leads trainings/linebattles in the absence of the colonel.
Major - 3rd highest possition in the regiment able to promote people but needs to get it approved by either the Lt.Col or Col, organises & leads trainings/linebattles in the absence of higher ranker officer's.
Captain - Keeps an eye on the SNCO's, see who's active and not and will report to the Lt.Col or Col and ask how to proceed, organises & leads trainings/linebattles in the absence of higher ranker officer's.
First Lieutenant - Keeps an eye on the JNCO's, see who's active and not and will report to the Lt.Col or Col and ask how to proceed, organises & leads trainings/linebattles in the absence of higher ranker officer's.
Second Lieutenant - An officer in training, keeps an eye on the Specialists to see who's active or not and will report to the Lt.Col or Col and ask how to proceed, organises trainings/linebattles in the absence of higher ranker officer's & will learn the process of recruiting & how to maintain the regiment.
[SNCO] [Microphone = YES] [Activity = High] [Responsible = Above Average]
Battalion Sergeant Major - Keeps an eye on multiple lines simultaneously keeping things in order & relaying the situation to current commander, this includes all enemy lines & all friendly lines, needs 360° awareness during a battle.
Regimental Sergeant Major - The Colonel's right hand man & pistol bullet when it comes to discipline during linebattles. Must be able to shout down the microphone relatively loud and keep the regiment/members in order & the morale high during a battle, must be able to command & lead should the commanding officers die during battle.
Sergeant Major - Assists RSM during linebattles or Takes over the RSM's job in his absence or if the RSM dies in duty.
Drill Sergeant - Sets up & leads the first 10 minutes of training to warm up the members and get things organised, must have the time and grade put in for the rank and a loud voice, must be responsible and able to command and lead.
Colour Sergeant - Must ensure the flag stays out of enemy hands at all times, must know correct flag placement during formations & be at Guardsman Captain level of melee skill.
Adjutant - Must be more trustworthy & active than any other SNCO due to the responsibilities of being an Adjutant, must speak clear understandable english via microphone [other languages are a + but not necessary], must know every detail of the forums & our recruitment process [Training availiable if you do not know.] & must check the forums once/twice a day & actively recruit new members without being asked too.
[JNCO] [Microphone = Yes/No] [Activity = Medium/High] [Responsible = Average]
Staff Sergeant - Must follow and help the drill sergeant during trainings and lead training if Drill Sergeant is not present, must also have a loud voice and be able to take command and lead, must be trained to Gds & Rfl level of skill.
Sergeant - Must be familiar with all forms of commanding a line as they might be asked to lead a class in training or command in line battles should others die, must be trained to Gds & Rfl level of skill as their main focus is holding line discipline under enemy gunfire or charges.
Corporal - Will be expected to seriously learn the ways of leadership via observation of higher ranks and must set an example to the lower ranks as Cpl's are future SNCO/Officer candidates. If said Cpl has no microphone they will still be expected to watch and learn however they are still generally a standard field nco.
Lance Corporal - The first step to becoming a true NCO, chosen for their possible potential in leading and above average skills on the battlefield - standard field nco.
[Specialists] [Microphone = No] [Activity = Medium] [Responsible = Below Average/Average]
Guardsman Captain - Leader of the guardsmen, excellent field awareness during a battle & the ability to take on 2-3 people simultaneously in melee, also must take the time to train guardsmen candidates & current guardsmen so they are up to standard, requires microphone as this rank is the equivalent of a Sergeant.
Rifleman Captain - Leader of the Riflemen, this role includes being able to scout and shoot the enemy from along distance away, along with moving targets, also must take the time to train riflemen & marksmen candidates, requires microphone as this rank is the equivalent of a Sergeant.
Marksman - Riflemen that have proved their accuracy and valiance on the field of battle, the marksman role is not to shoot at the enemy line when ordered but to rather aim for the enemy officers leading the enemy line, if no officer is present he will aim at the leading ends of the line. (Can also aim for enemy musicians & flagmen if no officer is in sight.)
Guardsman - Has good melee skills and can hold his own against several enemies, must show discipline in the face of an enemy charge or friendly charge in a role of supporting the normal infantry in CQB instead of trying to get kills on their own. Also selected by the Guardsmen Captain and must go through a training session.
Rifleman - Has to be a decent shot ie "hit the side of a barn" and able to shoot moving targets. Riflemen are chosen by the Riflemen Captain or if they applied for Rfl they must complete a training which the Rifle Captain will lead and instruct.
Musician - Must have a guardsmen melee skill to qualify for this position, can apply for said position is available provided he has passed the Guardsmen training/test with the GdsCapt.
[Marines]
Marine - All general purpose infantry, adequate in both melee and shooting, and will follow orders to the Death, Unbreakable.
Regular - Not as experienced or veteran fighters such as the marines, basically just with time and training you will be promoted.
Recruit - Toilet cleaner, welcome to the regiment.
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Artillery Division Information
[Officers] [Microphone = YES] [Active = Very High] [Responsible = Yes]
Battery Commander - The leader of the arty section. They will command during linebattles and trainings, decides who gets to takes which artillery before a battle & where they take it after taking in the BSgt's opinion of the current map and will organise any events for the artillery section. Once arty is set up he becomes a full time observer, keeping an eye on all enemy & friendly units & issues artillery changes accordingly.
[SNCO] [Microphone = YES] [Activity = High] [Responsible = Above Average]
Battery Sergeant - (Spawns as Artillery Train) The BatCmdr's right hand man. The BSgt will be issued command of one artillery piece by the BatCmdr at the start & they are to oversee operations of that gun ensuring its in a good firing position and safe from the enemy, relays information on enemy movements to the major & requests relocation of the gun if needed. If the BatCmdr is killed or not present then one of the battery sergeant's will take the BatCmdr's role for the battle.
[JNCO] [Microphone = Yes] [Activity = Medium/High] [Responsible = Average]
Bombardier - These men have the same tasks as a gunner however they have been trained to rapidly redeploy as a BSgt if one should die in duty or if he is not attending. They will oversee the use of the artillery unless an officer or BSgt is doing it. They must have commanding experience and be able to speak clearly.
[Marines] [Microphone = No] [Activity = Medium] [Responsible = Below Average/Average]
Artillery Guards - Guards the cannon, crew, limber horse & the ammo stores with their life, must be trained to Guardsman level of skill because they will be the ones sacrificing their lives by charging/holding off the enemy to allow the cannon crew to escape or survive when under attack.
Veteran Gunner - A more experienced gunner who has the same tasks as a standard gunner but is able to make difficult shots such as hitting moving lines with relative ease or dropping a howitzer round over a hill and hitting an enemy position behind it without line of sight, veteran gunners must make every 2 out of 3 shots to achieve and keep ahold of this title they are the best of the best.
Gunner - The gunner is the one who aims & fires the gun, also gives orders to the recruits to load and announces when firing via microphone or in-game voice commands to ensure no friendlies are in the way, they are decent shots with either the howitzer or the cannon and can be relied on to follow orders on the battlefield.
[Officers] [Microphone = YES] [Active = Very High] [Responsible = Yes]
Colonel - Commander of the whole regiment, his word is Law.
Lieutenant Colonel - The Colonel's main advisor and most trusted man. Must be able to completely run the regiment independently without any problems should the colonel be absent, able to promote members as he see's fit, organises & leads trainings/linebattles in the absence of the colonel.
Major - 3rd highest possition in the regiment able to promote people but needs to get it approved by either the Lt.Col or Col, organises & leads trainings/linebattles in the absence of higher ranker officer's.
Captain - Keeps an eye on the SNCO's, see who's active and not and will report to the Lt.Col or Col and ask how to proceed, organises & leads trainings/linebattles in the absence of higher ranker officer's.
First Lieutenant - Keeps an eye on the JNCO's, see who's active and not and will report to the Lt.Col or Col and ask how to proceed, organises & leads trainings/linebattles in the absence of higher ranker officer's.
Second Lieutenant - An officer in training, keeps an eye on the Specialists to see who's active or not and will report to the Lt.Col or Col and ask how to proceed, organises trainings/linebattles in the absence of higher ranker officer's & will learn the process of recruiting & how to maintain the regiment.
[SNCO] [Microphone = YES] [Activity = High] [Responsible = Above Average]
Battalion Sergeant Major - Keeps an eye on multiple lines simultaneously keeping things in order & relaying the situation to current commander, this includes all enemy lines & all friendly lines, needs 360° awareness during a battle.
Regimental Sergeant Major - The Colonel's right hand man & pistol bullet when it comes to discipline during linebattles. Must be able to shout down the microphone relatively loud and keep the regiment/members in order & the morale high during a battle, must be able to command & lead should the commanding officers die during battle.
Sergeant Major - Assists RSM during linebattles or Takes over the RSM's job in his absence or if the RSM dies in duty.
Drill Sergeant - Sets up & leads the first 10 minutes of training to warm up the members and get things organised, must have the time and grade put in for the rank and a loud voice, must be responsible and able to command and lead.
Colour Sergeant - Must ensure the flag stays out of enemy hands at all times, must know correct flag placement during formations & be at Guardsman Captain level of melee skill.
Adjutant - Must be more trustworthy & active than any other SNCO due to the responsibilities of being an Adjutant, must speak clear understandable english via microphone [other languages are a + but not necessary], must know every detail of the forums & our recruitment process [Training availiable if you do not know.] & must check the forums once/twice a day & actively recruit new members without being asked too.
[JNCO] [Microphone = Yes/No] [Activity = Medium/High] [Responsible = Average]
Staff Sergeant - Must follow and help the drill sergeant during trainings and lead training if Drill Sergeant is not present, must also have a loud voice and be able to take command and lead, must be trained to Gds & Rfl level of skill.
Sergeant - Must be familiar with all forms of commanding a line as they might be asked to lead a class in training or command in line battles should others die, must be trained to Gds & Rfl level of skill as their main focus is holding line discipline under enemy gunfire or charges.
Corporal - Will be expected to seriously learn the ways of leadership via observation of higher ranks and must set an example to the lower ranks as Cpl's are future SNCO/Officer candidates. If said Cpl has no microphone they will still be expected to watch and learn however they are still generally a standard field nco.
Lance Corporal - The first step to becoming a true NCO, chosen for their possible potential in leading and above average skills on the battlefield - standard field nco.
[Specialists] [Microphone = No] [Activity = Medium] [Responsible = Below Average/Average]
Guardsman Captain - Leader of the guardsmen, excellent field awareness during a battle & the ability to take on 2-3 people simultaneously in melee, also must take the time to train guardsmen candidates & current guardsmen so they are up to standard, requires microphone as this rank is the equivalent of a Sergeant.
Rifleman Captain - Leader of the Riflemen, this role includes being able to scout and shoot the enemy from along distance away, along with moving targets, also must take the time to train riflemen & marksmen candidates, requires microphone as this rank is the equivalent of a Sergeant.
Marksman - Riflemen that have proved their accuracy and valiance on the field of battle, the marksman role is not to shoot at the enemy line when ordered but to rather aim for the enemy officers leading the enemy line, if no officer is present he will aim at the leading ends of the line. (Can also aim for enemy musicians & flagmen if no officer is in sight.)
Guardsman - Has good melee skills and can hold his own against several enemies, must show discipline in the face of an enemy charge or friendly charge in a role of supporting the normal infantry in CQB instead of trying to get kills on their own. Also selected by the Guardsmen Captain and must go through a training session.
Rifleman - Has to be a decent shot ie "hit the side of a barn" and able to shoot moving targets. Riflemen are chosen by the Riflemen Captain or if they applied for Rfl they must complete a training which the Rifle Captain will lead and instruct.
Musician - Must have a guardsmen melee skill to qualify for this position, can apply for said position is available provided he has passed the Guardsmen training/test with the GdsCapt.
[Marines]
Marine - All general purpose infantry, adequate in both melee and shooting, and will follow orders to the Death, Unbreakable.
Regular - Not as experienced or veteran fighters such as the marines, basically just with time and training you will be promoted.
Recruit - Toilet cleaner, welcome to the regiment.
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Artillery Division Information
[Officers] [Microphone = YES] [Active = Very High] [Responsible = Yes]
Battery Commander - The leader of the arty section. They will command during linebattles and trainings, decides who gets to takes which artillery before a battle & where they take it after taking in the BSgt's opinion of the current map and will organise any events for the artillery section. Once arty is set up he becomes a full time observer, keeping an eye on all enemy & friendly units & issues artillery changes accordingly.
[SNCO] [Microphone = YES] [Activity = High] [Responsible = Above Average]
Battery Sergeant - (Spawns as Artillery Train) The BatCmdr's right hand man. The BSgt will be issued command of one artillery piece by the BatCmdr at the start & they are to oversee operations of that gun ensuring its in a good firing position and safe from the enemy, relays information on enemy movements to the major & requests relocation of the gun if needed. If the BatCmdr is killed or not present then one of the battery sergeant's will take the BatCmdr's role for the battle.
[JNCO] [Microphone = Yes] [Activity = Medium/High] [Responsible = Average]
Bombardier - These men have the same tasks as a gunner however they have been trained to rapidly redeploy as a BSgt if one should die in duty or if he is not attending. They will oversee the use of the artillery unless an officer or BSgt is doing it. They must have commanding experience and be able to speak clearly.
[Marines] [Microphone = No] [Activity = Medium] [Responsible = Below Average/Average]
Artillery Guards - Guards the cannon, crew, limber horse & the ammo stores with their life, must be trained to Guardsman level of skill because they will be the ones sacrificing their lives by charging/holding off the enemy to allow the cannon crew to escape or survive when under attack.
Veteran Gunner - A more experienced gunner who has the same tasks as a standard gunner but is able to make difficult shots such as hitting moving lines with relative ease or dropping a howitzer round over a hill and hitting an enemy position behind it without line of sight, veteran gunners must make every 2 out of 3 shots to achieve and keep ahold of this title they are the best of the best.
Gunner - The gunner is the one who aims & fires the gun, also gives orders to the recruits to load and announces when firing via microphone or in-game voice commands to ensure no friendlies are in the way, they are decent shots with either the howitzer or the cannon and can be relied on to follow orders on the battlefield.
[size=11pt]Training and Events
Trainings are at a set time/date which you will be expected to sign up for & attend if you are not busy with real life issues, if you can not attend due to said issue, please let an Officer or a high ranking SNCO know in advance before it begins.
Training:
Friday ~ 20:30 GMT
Linebattles:
Any day/time, but usually between ~ 18:00 - 21:00 GMT
Weekly Events:
All events require a forum sign up, but that will all be explained when/if you join the regiment.
[Confused about timezones? = http://www.timeanddate.com/time/map]
Europe
Central America
North America
South America
Pacific
Asia
We do attend the large weekly events such as the Monday, Tuesday, Saturday & Sunday Battle Events but we only attend one or two big events a week because people got bored of having an event every single day, all of our events require a forum sign up to attend which will be explained when you join the regiment.
Trainings are at a set time/date which you will be expected to sign up for & attend if you are not busy with real life issues, if you can not attend due to said issue, please let an Officer or a high ranking SNCO know in advance before it begins.
Training:
Friday ~ 20:30 GMT
Linebattles:
Any day/time, but usually between ~ 18:00 - 21:00 GMT
Weekly Events:
All events require a forum sign up, but that will all be explained when/if you join the regiment.
[Confused about timezones? = http://www.timeanddate.com/time/map]
Europe
Central America
North America
South America
Pacific
Asia
We do attend the large weekly events such as the Monday, Tuesday, Saturday & Sunday Battle Events but we only attend one or two big events a week because people got bored of having an event every single day, all of our events require a forum sign up to attend which will be explained when you join the regiment.
Videos are in no specific order.
We have many talented video creators in the regiment, some just learning & some who are veterans at video creation. You should expect to be in a video during your stay with the 66th.
Multi Regimental Line Battle’s [Mount&Musket Battalion]
03/02/2012 MRLB
09/02/2012 MRLB - 09/02/2012 MRLB
23/02/2012 MRLB
01/03/2012] MRLB - 01/03/2012] MRLB
07/03/2012 MRLB
Multi Regimental Line Battle’s [Napoleonic Wars]
28/04/2012 MRLB
17/05/2012 MRLB
23/05/2012 MRLB
15/09/2012 MRLB
09/10/2012 MRLB
09/10/2012 MRLB
13/01/13 MRLB
17/01/13 MRLB
09/02/13 MRLB
Naval Battle
Random Mount&Musket Battalion Battles
66th vs III
66th vs 1stEPG
66th vs 1stEPG #2
66th vs 42nd
66th vs MEF
66th vs MEF #2
66th vs 2ndQF
66th vs 17e & 1er - #2
66th vs 6e - #2 - #3 - #4
Random Napoleonic Wars Battles
66th vs 4e Grenadiers
66th vs MEF #3
66th vs 3tes
Random Videos With The 66th
First Day of Napoleonic Wars
Napoleonic Wars Bonuses
Napoleonic Wars Race Event #1
We have many talented video creators in the regiment, some just learning & some who are veterans at video creation. You should expect to be in a video during your stay with the 66th.
Multi Regimental Line Battle’s [Mount&Musket Battalion]
03/02/2012 MRLB
09/02/2012 MRLB - 09/02/2012 MRLB
23/02/2012 MRLB
01/03/2012] MRLB - 01/03/2012] MRLB
07/03/2012 MRLB
Multi Regimental Line Battle’s [Napoleonic Wars]
28/04/2012 MRLB
17/05/2012 MRLB
23/05/2012 MRLB
15/09/2012 MRLB
09/10/2012 MRLB
09/10/2012 MRLB
13/01/13 MRLB
17/01/13 MRLB
09/02/13 MRLB
Naval Battle
Random Mount&Musket Battalion Battles
66th vs III
66th vs 1stEPG
66th vs 1stEPG #2
66th vs 42nd
66th vs MEF
66th vs MEF #2
66th vs 2ndQF
66th vs 17e & 1er - #2
66th vs 6e - #2 - #3 - #4
Random Napoleonic Wars Battles
66th vs 4e Grenadiers
66th vs MEF #3
66th vs 3tes
Random Videos With The 66th
First Day of Napoleonic Wars
Napoleonic Wars Bonuses
Napoleonic Wars Race Event #1
[size=11pt]Thank you for your interest in the 66th.
If you would like to join the 66th Marine Regiment of Foot then please apply via the website link below,& head to the recruitment center.
You will be contacted shortly via steam after you have applied if you have been accepted or not, please check the forum daily after you have applied for any updates.
You do not need to register on the website/forum to apply but it would be beneficial to yourself if you did register in advance because if you are accepted to the 66th you will be required to register with the site so you can be added to the member list which enables you to see the 66th only information.
Website: 66th Marine Regiment of Foot
Steam Group: [Official] 66th Marine Regiment of Foot
Teamspeak I.P: 66th.teamspeak3.com
If you would like to join the 66th Marine Regiment of Foot then please apply via the website link below,& head to the recruitment center.
You will be contacted shortly via steam after you have applied if you have been accepted or not, please check the forum daily after you have applied for any updates.
You do not need to register on the website/forum to apply but it would be beneficial to yourself if you did register in advance because if you are accepted to the 66th you will be required to register with the site so you can be added to the member list which enables you to see the 66th only information.
Website: 66th Marine Regiment of Foot
Steam Group: [Official] 66th Marine Regiment of Foot
Teamspeak I.P: 66th.teamspeak3.com
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