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Tharen.R: /* Hell Let Loose Rules of Engagement */

2025-05-12T19:10:00Z

Hell Let Loose Rules of Engagement

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	The [[Arma Reforger Rules of Engagement]] describe what members are and are not permitted to do in the Arma Reforger Environment. Examples of rules members and guests must follow include:		The [[Arma Reforger Rules of Engagement]] describe what members are and are not permitted to do in the Arma Reforger Environment. Examples of rules members and guests must follow include:

	==Hell Let Loose Rules of Engagement==		==Hell Let Loose PC Rules of Engagement==
	The [[Hell Let Loose Rules of Engagement]] describe what members are and are not permitted to do in the Hell Let Loose Environment. Examples of rules in Hell Let Loose include: members may not "camp" the enemy spawn locations, all Squad leaders must have a working microphone, and that all players must join a Squad.		The [[Hell Let Loose Rules of Engagement]] describe what members are and are not permitted to do in the Hell Let Loose Environment. Examples of rules in Hell Let Loose include: members may not "camp" the enemy spawn locations, all Squad leaders must have a working microphone, and that all players must join a Squad.

Tharen.R at 19:09, 12 May 2025

2025-05-12T19:09:42Z

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	==DCS World Rules of Engagement==		==DCS World Rules of Engagement==
	The [[DCS World Rules of Engagement]] describe what members are and are not permitted to do in the DCS World environment. Examples of rules in DCS World include: all Flight Leaders and pilots must have a microphone and utilize SRS, No takeoff from taxiways, and no blocking or obstruction of catapults on carriers or taxiways of airfields.		The [[DCS World Rules of Engagement]] describe what members are and are not permitted to do in the DCS World environment. Examples of rules in DCS World include: all Flight Leaders and pilots must have a microphone and utilize SRS, No takeoff from taxiways, and no blocking or obstruction of catapults on carriers or taxiways of airfields.

	~~==Arma 3 Rules of Engagement==~~
	The [[Arma3 Rules of Engagement]] describe what members are and are not permitted to do in the Arma 3 Environment. Examples of rules members and guests must follow include: members must be on teamspeak to fly aircraft, members cannot fire on base, air support and indirect fires must be on call, and public members are not permitted on 7th Cavalry private training servers.

Cameron.J at 13:53, 19 February 2025

2025-02-19T13:53:41Z

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	The '''Rules of Engagement''' are documents that guide how members and guests may act in game-specific environments. These are often referred to as "ROE's", an acronym of the full name.		The '''Rules of Engagement''' are documents that guide how members and guests may act in game-specific environments. These are often referred to as "ROE's", an acronym of the full name.

	==Arma 3 Rules of Engagement==		==Arma Reforger Rules of Engagement==
	The [[~~Arma3~~ Rules of Engagement]] describe what members are and are not permitted to do in the Arma 3 Environment. Examples of rules members and guests must follow include: ~~members must be on teamspeak to fly aircraft, members cannot fire on base, air support and indirect fires must be on call, and public members are not permitted on 7th Cavalry private training servers.~~		The [[Arma Reforger Rules of Engagement]] describe what members are and are not permitted to do in the Arma Reforger Environment. Examples of rules members and guests must follow include:

	==Hell Let Loose Rules of Engagement==		==Hell Let Loose Rules of Engagement==
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	==DCS World Rules of Engagement==		==DCS World Rules of Engagement==
	The [[DCS World Rules of Engagement]] describe what members are and are not permitted to do in the DCS World environment. Examples of rules in DCS World include: all Flight Leaders and pilots must have a microphone and utilize SRS, No takeoff from taxiways, and no blocking or obstruction of catapults on carriers or taxiways of airfields.		The [[DCS World Rules of Engagement]] describe what members are and are not permitted to do in the DCS World environment. Examples of rules in DCS World include: all Flight Leaders and pilots must have a microphone and utilize SRS, No takeoff from taxiways, and no blocking or obstruction of catapults on carriers or taxiways of airfields.

			==Arma 3 Rules of Engagement==
			The [[Arma3 Rules of Engagement]] describe what members are and are not permitted to do in the Arma 3 Environment. Examples of rules members and guests must follow include: members must be on teamspeak to fly aircraft, members cannot fire on base, air support and indirect fires must be on call, and public members are not permitted on 7th Cavalry private training servers.

HayesJ: /* Garry Owen */

2024-04-22T17:28:22Z

Garry Owen

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	=Garry Owen=		=Garry Owen=
	The '''[[Garry Owen]]''' Policy is not a law, but is intended as a method of last resort to rally Regiment members in a case of real-life emergency. Garry Owen is the Regimental Motto, but in this case the use should not be confused. When the Regimental Motto is sent via an all informed net (such as the Teamspeak 3 General Chat), every online member is required to stop their activity and report to the channel of the member who declared a "Garry Owen". Because the rule is reserved for real-life emergencies only, it is seldom used. One such example was in September, 2012. Upon the Regimental Commander learning of the passing of 7th Cavalry [https://7cav.us/rosters/profile/633/\|Command Sergeant Major Ronnie "Coldblud" Cold], A "Garry Owen" was declared, and the Regiment was gathered to commemorate the CSM's passing. Since then, the rule has been used to great effect to counsel members suffering from mental health issues, and other circumstances. Unless the "Garry Owen" pro-word is sent on an all-informed net, saying the word or using it in a sentence does not constitute this rule, unless it is explicitly specified.		The '''[[Garry Owen]]''' Policy is not a law, but is intended as a method of last resort to rally Regiment members in a case of real-life emergency. Garry Owen is the Regimental Motto, but in this case the use should not be confused. When the Regimental Motto is sent via an all informed net (such as the Teamspeak 3 General Chat), every online member is required to stop their activity and report to the channel of the member who declared a "Garry Owen". Because the rule is reserved for real-life emergencies only, it is seldom used. One such example was in September, 2012. Upon the Regimental Commander learning of the passing of 7th Cavalry [https://7cav.us/rosters/profile/633/\| Command Sergeant Major Ronnie "Coldblud" Cold], A "Garry Owen" was declared, and the Regiment was gathered to commemorate the CSM's passing. Since then, the rule has been used to great effect to counsel members suffering from mental health issues, and other circumstances. Unless the "Garry Owen" pro-word is sent on an all-informed net, saying the word or using it in a sentence does not constitute this rule, unless it is explicitly specified.

	=Teamspeak 3 Code of Conduct=		=Teamspeak 3 Code of Conduct=

HayesJ at 17:27, 22 April 2024

2024-04-22T17:27:12Z

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	=Garry Owen=		=Garry Owen=
	The '''[[Garry Owen]]''' Policy is not a law, but is intended as a method of last resort to rally Regiment members in a case of real-life emergency. Garry Owen is the Regimental Motto, but in this case the use should not be confused. When the Regimental Motto is sent via an all informed net (such as the Teamspeak 3 General Chat), every online member is required to stop their activity and report to the channel of the member who declared a "Garry Owen". Because the rule is reserved for real-life emergencies only, it is seldom used. One such example was in September, 2012. Upon the Regimental Commander learning of the passing of 7th Cavalry [https://7cav.us/rosters/profile~~?uniqueid=371~~\|Command Sergeant Major Ronnie "Coldblud" Cold], A "Garry Owen" was declared, and the Regiment was gathered to commemorate the CSM's passing. Since then, the rule has been used to great effect to counsel members suffering from mental health issues, and other circumstances. Unless the "Garry Owen" pro-word is sent on an all-informed net, saying the word or using it in a sentence does not constitute this rule, unless it is explicitly specified.		The '''[[Garry Owen]]''' Policy is not a law, but is intended as a method of last resort to rally Regiment members in a case of real-life emergency. Garry Owen is the Regimental Motto, but in this case the use should not be confused. When the Regimental Motto is sent via an all informed net (such as the Teamspeak 3 General Chat), every online member is required to stop their activity and report to the channel of the member who declared a "Garry Owen". Because the rule is reserved for real-life emergencies only, it is seldom used. One such example was in September, 2012. Upon the Regimental Commander learning of the passing of 7th Cavalry [https://7cav.us/rosters/profile/633/\|Command Sergeant Major Ronnie "Coldblud" Cold], A "Garry Owen" was declared, and the Regiment was gathered to commemorate the CSM's passing. Since then, the rule has been used to great effect to counsel members suffering from mental health issues, and other circumstances. Unless the "Garry Owen" pro-word is sent on an all-informed net, saying the word or using it in a sentence does not constitute this rule, unless it is explicitly specified.

	=Teamspeak 3 Code of Conduct=		=Teamspeak 3 Code of Conduct=

Tharen.R: /* Game-Specific Rules of Engagement */

2024-04-17T19:08:40Z

Game-Specific Rules of Engagement

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	=Game-Specific Rules of Engagement=		=Game-Specific Rules of Engagement=
	The '''Rules of Engagement''' are documents that guide how members and guests may act in game-specific environments. These are often referred to as "~~ROEs~~", an acronym of the full name.		The '''Rules of Engagement''' are documents that guide how members and guests may act in game-specific environments. These are often referred to as "ROE's", an acronym of the full name.

	==Arma 3 Rules of Engagement==		==Arma 3 Rules of Engagement==

Tharen.R: /* Game-Specific Rules of Engagement */

2024-04-17T19:08:10Z

Game-Specific Rules of Engagement

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	==Squad Rules of Engagement==		==Squad Rules of Engagement==
	The [[Squad Rules of Engagement]] describe what members are and are not permitted to do in the Squad environment. Examples of rules in Squad include: members may not "camp" uncapturable bases, all squad leaders must have a working microphone, and that vehicles which require a crewman slot to operate must have two persons crewing it.		The [[Squad Rules of Engagement]] describe what members are and are not permitted to do in the Squad environment. Examples of rules in Squad include: members may not "camp" uncapturable bases, all squad leaders must have a working microphone, and that vehicles which require a crewman slot to operate must have two persons crewing it.

			==DCS World Rules of Engagement==
			The [[DCS World Rules of Engagement]] describe what members are and are not permitted to do in the DCS World environment. Examples of rules in DCS World include: all Flight Leaders and pilots must have a microphone and utilize SRS, No takeoff from taxiways, and no blocking or obstruction of catapults on carriers or taxiways of airfields.

Tharen.R at 16:26, 22 February 2024

2024-02-22T16:26:55Z

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			{{header}}
	[[Category:Regulations]]		[[Category:Regulations]]

Jay.M at 09:47, 22 September 2023

2023-09-22T09:47:09Z

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	==Hell Let Loose Rules of Engagement==		==Hell Let Loose Rules of Engagement==
	The [[Hell Let Loose Rules of Engagement]] describe what members are and are not permitted to do in the Hell Let Loose Environment. Examples of rules in Hell Let Loose include: members may not "camp" the enemy spawn locations, all Squad leaders must have a working microphone, and that all players must join a Squad.		The [[Hell Let Loose Rules of Engagement]] describe what members are and are not permitted to do in the Hell Let Loose Environment. Examples of rules in Hell Let Loose include: members may not "camp" the enemy spawn locations, all Squad leaders must have a working microphone, and that all players must join a Squad.

			==Hell Let Loose Console Rules of Engagement==
			[[Hell Let Loose Console Rules of Engagement]] differ slightly as the console AO faces different challenges where server administration is concerned. As such, the ROE has been adapted to suit the game style.

	==Squad Rules of Engagement==		==Squad Rules of Engagement==
	The [[Squad Rules of Engagement]] describe what members are and are not permitted to do in the Squad environment. Examples of rules in Squad include: members may not "camp" uncapturable bases, all squad leaders must have a working microphone, and that vehicles which require a crewman slot to operate must have two persons crewing it.		The [[Squad Rules of Engagement]] describe what members are and are not permitted to do in the Squad environment. Examples of rules in Squad include: members may not "camp" uncapturable bases, all squad leaders must have a working microphone, and that vehicles which require a crewman slot to operate must have two persons crewing it.

Sutodoreh.W: modified references to teamspeak to point to discord as primary comms platform

2023-05-04T00:42:20Z

modified references to teamspeak to point to discord as primary comms platform

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	=Teamspeak 3 Code of Conduct=		=Teamspeak 3 Code of Conduct=
	The '''[[TeamSpeak 3 Code of Conduct]]''' regulates member, and guest behavior on the Teamspeak 3 server. While ~~other voice programs are popular~~, Teamspeak 3 continues to be ~~the primary method of communication~~ because of its configurability, local hosting options, voice quality, and ability to use Arma 3 radio communication modifications such as the Advanced Radio Communication Environment (ACRE). The Teamspeak 3 policy defines channel policies, including what is considered an official, and unofficial setting.		The '''[[TeamSpeak 3 Code of Conduct]]''' regulates member and guest behavior on the Teamspeak 3 server. While the 7th Cavalry's primary means of communication is now Discord, Teamspeak continues to be used because of its configurability, local hosting options, voice quality, and ability to use Arma 3 radio communication modifications such as the Advanced Radio Communication Environment (ACRE). The Teamspeak 3 policy defines channel policies, including what is considered an official, and unofficial setting.

	=Discord Code of Conduct=		=Discord Code of Conduct=
	The '''[[Discord Code of Conduct]]''' regulates all communication on the Discord platform on the 7th Cavalry Discord server. ~~With~~ the ~~cloud based Discord rapidly becoming popular, both for recruiting and general discussion, a separate code of Conduct was created for this communication means~~.		The '''[[Discord Code of Conduct]]''' regulates all communication on the Discord platform on the 7th Cavalry Discord server. This is now the institution's primary communications platform.

	=Game Specific Rules of Engagement=		=Game-Specific Rules of Engagement=
	The '''Rules of Engagement''' are documents that guide how members and guests may act in game specific environments. These are often referred to as "ROEs", an acronym of the full name.		The '''Rules of Engagement''' are documents that guide how members and guests may act in game-specific environments. These are often referred to as "ROEs", an acronym of the full name.

	==Arma 3 Rules of Engagement==		==Arma 3 Rules of Engagement==
	The [[Arma3 Rules of Engagement]] describe what members are and are not permitted to do in the Arma 3 Environment. Examples of rules members and guests must follow include: members must be on teamspeak to fly aircraft, members cannot fire on base, air support and indirect fires must be on call, and ~~that~~ public members are not permitted on 7th Cavalry private training servers.		The [[Arma3 Rules of Engagement]] describe what members are and are not permitted to do in the Arma 3 Environment. Examples of rules members and guests must follow include: members must be on teamspeak to fly aircraft, members cannot fire on base, air support and indirect fires must be on call, and public members are not permitted on 7th Cavalry private training servers.

	==Hell Let Loose Rules of Engagement==		==Hell Let Loose Rules of Engagement==