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| "No guts, no glory. If you are going to shoot him down, you have to get in there and mix it up with him." Major Frederick C. "Boots" Blesse |
| Rules of Engagement |
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| Loyalty to the squadron IS NOT a matter of choice!!! - If caught flying under the colors of another squadron, you will be immediately discharged. - NEVER shoot at any fellow members of the squadron unless the following criteria are met: 1) The reason for shooting each other MUST be either for training, an inter-squadron match, or if we are out numbering the other pilots by 2 or more. 2) The Senior man in the room MUST FIRST grant permission to switch teams. 3) If permission has been given, then the pilot switching must CLEARLY let everyone know that you are switching teams, and why you are switching. 4) There will be no targeting a single pilot after switching teams for reasons of fairness. Targeting one pilot may be taken as being hateful to that person. - If you are considering leaving the squad for ANY reason, first talk with the CO or XO to see if your matter can be resolved. Always conduct yourself in a honorable and respectful manner. -ALWAYS render a salute (S!) to all members of this and other squadrons whether flying with or against them. -Disagreements between pilots do happen at times, but NEVER argue in public. Take the disagreement to a private chat room or area. Do not use profanity, insults, or any other childish means when settling the dispute. If a settlement cannot be reached tactfully bring the matter to the XO or CO. -Always respect the host's settings in a game. If you do not agree with settings or you do not like attitude of other players simply leave respectfully. Cheating or any form of dishonesty will not be tolerated. -Flying modified planes in stock rooms or using a cheat of any kind results in your immediate discharge from the squadron. -Mods may be flown only when flying in a room made specifically for mod planes. -If you catch another member of cheating, report it immediately to the CO and XO. Report a cheating incident only if you are 100% sure of your accusation. |
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