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* [https://7cav.us/rosters/profile?uniqueid=171 Lieutenant Colonel Roark, Wayne] | * [https://7cav.us/rosters/profile?uniqueid=171 Lieutenant Colonel Roark, Wayne] | ||
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* [https://7cav.us/rosters/profile?uniqueid=300 Lieutenant Colonel Frank, Ferdinand] | * [https://7cav.us/rosters/profile?uniqueid=300 Lieutenant Colonel Frank, Ferdinand] | ||
Revision as of 19:06, 18 April 2020
| 2nd Battalion | |
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| Staff | |
| CO | LTC.Parsons.B |
|---|---|
| XO | LTC.Larouche.Z |
| 1SG | SGM.Krinkle.J |
| Hierarchy | |
| Superior Unit | Regimental HQ |
| Reporting Units | C/2-7 E/2-7 |
| Esprit De Corps | |
| Unit Motto | "The Triple Triple" |
2nd Battalion is a military unit of the 7th Cavalry. It is administratively known as 2-7, this abbreviation is used in MILPACs and the Forums. 2-7 is currently comprised of Two (2) Companies: Charlie and Echo. 2nd Battalion's Area of Operation (AO) are currently: Squad, Hell Let Loose.
2nd Battalion Headquarters
| Battalion Commander | Lieutenant-Colonel Bryden Parsons |
| Battalion Executive Officer | Major Zacahary Larouche |
| Battalion Sergeant Major | Sergeant Major Jack Krinkle |
Previous Commanders
- Colonel Way, Mac
- Colonel Aviles, Anthony
- Colonel Holmes, Sherlock
- Lieutenant Colonel Roark, Wayne
- Major Mike, Kal
- Lieutenant Colonel Medic, Samuel
- Lieutenant Colonel Frank, Ferdinand
Companies
| Charlie Company C/2-7 | Echo Company E/2-7 |
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File:Squad.png |
| Hell Let Loose | Squad |
Mission
The main mission of the 2nd Battalion in the 7th Cavalry regiment is to provide a sense of brotherhood, integrity, and structure for all it's members, while in a mature and respectful environment playing the supported games that everyone loves.
- Brotherhood - The bond between trooper (both enlisted and commissioned), grow through the time playing together, to where everyone feels that they belong.
- Integrity - It is vastly important that every trooper holds a high degree of integrity while in the Cavalry, which should then translate over into the real world. From being at a section practice every week to attending to more specific duties, a trooper must have a great deal of honesty.
- Structure - Even though often we as a group can be laid back, there is always a sense of structure throughout the ranks. There is a time and place both to goof off and to get down to business. Here in 2nd Battalion it is crucial that everything is kept tidy and structurally sound.
