Leader of the Rebel Squadrons

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Leader of the Rebel Squadrons was originally the highest position of the Rebel Squadrons club. This position was replaced by Fleet Commander in March 1996 by then VA Super as part of a series of reforms in club organization and structure.

List of Fleet Commanders
and previous RS Leaders (noted by *)
Leader Duration
rogueleader* c. 1994 – 1995
Byteman58* c. 1995,
July 1995 – Dec. 1995
MATEO 15* Dec. 1995 – Feb. 1996
Super Mar. 1996 – Nov. 1996
Dialathos Dec. 1996 – June 1997
Mike "MacMan" McEwen June 1997 – Jan. 1998
Castor Efrata-Landis Jan. 1998 – Oct. 1999
Jack Stewart Oct. 1999 – June 2000
Dew June 2000 – Aug. 2000
Dave Trebonious-Astoris Aug. 2000 – Sep. 2001
Rahj Tharen Sep. 2001 – Sep. 2003
Gavin Cantorph Kravis Sep. 2003 – Feb. 2005
Spokes Feb. 2005 – July 2006
Licah Fox July 2006 – Oct. 2006
Dave Trebonious-Astoris Oct. 2006 – July 2007
Michael Raven July 2007 – Mar. 2008
Kaz Falcion Apr. 2008 – present
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History

Three individuals are known to have been Leader of the Rebel Squadrons. rogueleader, who founded the Rebel Squadrons, was the first person to hold this position, circa 1994 through early 1995. He retired and appointed Byteman58 to this position circa June 1995. Byteman58 subsequently disbanded the club. He then restarted the club in July 1995 and again served as Leader of the Rebel Squadrons. At that time, he associated this position with the rank of Admiral. When ADM Byteman58 retired from the club in December 1995, he appointed then VA MATEO 15 to this position. ADM MATEO 15 held this position until he was removed by a grassroots club-wide referendum in February 1996.

As result of the referendum, VA Super was given control of the Rebel Squadrons. Having never claimed the position of Leader of the Rebel Squadrons for himself, he eliminated it in March 1996. VA Super replaced it with the position of Fleet Commander, which has a better defined role in conjunction with the High Command.

Responsibilities

Leader of the Rebel Squadrons was responsible for the general organization of the club, including delegation of responsibility to squadron leaders. That person wrote, edited, produced the club newsletter. They also called and chaired Command Council meetings to discuss various club matters with the squadron leaders. Decisions of the Leader of the Rebel Squadrons were presumably final and did not require input or approval from the Command Council.

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