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Adam Mieter: /* Identification */

2012-08-24T23:02:41Z

Identification

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	==Identification==		==Identification==
	Each rank has a graphic represention of a shoulder emblem and a text abbreviation. The ~~emblem~~ appears as part of a graphical representation of each member's club uniform, found at the ''~~Uniform~~'' ~~link~~ of their ''Profile''.<sup>[[http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/manual/medals.php]]</sup> See this link for an example uniform: [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/uniforms/?pin=125 Spokes.] The text abbreviation is typically 2 to 4 letters long. It is used by Rebel Squadrons members in front of their callsign or character name to allow easy identification of their rank by others.		Each rank has a graphic represention of a comlink patch (formerly it was a shoulder emblem) and a text abbreviation. The comlink appears as part of a graphical representation of each member's club uniform, found at the ''IC'' tab of their ''Profile''.<sup>[[http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/manual/medals.php]]</sup> See this link for an example uniform: [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/uniforms/?pin=125 Spokes.] The text abbreviation is typically 2 to 4 letters long. It is used by Rebel Squadrons members in front of their callsign or character name to allow easy identification of their rank by others.


	==History==		==History==

Adam Mieter: /* Levels */ Updated.

2012-08-24T19:13:27Z

Levels: Updated.

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	==Levels==		==Levels==
	There are ~~four~~ levels of rank: Squadron (Level 1)~~, Wing~~ (Level 2), Fleet ~~(Level 3), and Club (Level 4)~~. Promotions may be granted as follows.<sup>[[http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/bylaws/ranks.php]]</sup>		There are two levels of rank: Squadron (Level 1) and Club (Level 2). There were two additional levels before the Reorganization: Wing and Fleet. Promotions may be granted as follows.<sup>[[http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/bylaws/ranks.php]]</sup>

	* Squadron Commanding Officers of a person's ~~PCoC~~ may give that person Level 1 promotions, if qualified.		* Squadron Commanding Officers of a person's CoC may give that person Level 1 promotions, if qualified, up until Colonel. They can't promote a member above their own rank.

	* Wing Commanding Officers of a person's PCoC may give that person Level 1 and Level 2 promotions, if qualified.		* The Rebel Squadrons [[Fleet Commander]] may give qualified persons promotions up through Level 2.

	* [[Fleet Commanding Officer\|Fleet Commanding Officers]] (FCO) of a person's PCoC may give that person Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 promotions, if qualified.

	* The Rebel Squadrons [[Fleet Commander]] may give qualified persons promotions up through Level 4.

	* The [[High Command]] has the authority to give any promotions at any level, including Level 4 promotions of the Fleet Commander.

			* The [[High Command]] has the authority to give any promotions at any level, including Level 2 promotions of the Fleet Commander.

	==Relation to Offices==		==Relation to Offices==

Adam Mieter: /* Promotion */ Updated.

2012-08-24T18:05:26Z

Promotion: Updated.

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	==Promotion==		==Promotion==
	Individual activities or contributions are normally awarded by [[Medals]]. Promotion of rank is a reward for ''~~continious~~'' activity and contribution within the Rebel Squadrons.		Individual activities or contributions are normally awarded by [[Medals]]. Promotion of rank is a reward for ''continuous'' activity and contribution within the Rebel Squadrons.

	Each member should choose one fleet as their primary fleet. All rank promotions are granted to a member only within the [[Change of Command]] (CoC) of their primary fleet. This is called their [[Primary Chain of Command]] or PCoC. The level of the rank determines which leaders within a member's PCoC have the authority grant promtions to that member. All promotions are at the discretion of those leaders.<sup>[[http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/manual/ranks.php]]</sup>

			Each member should choose one fleet as their primary fleet. All rank promotions are granted to a member only within the [[Chain of Command]] (CoC). The level of the rank determines which leaders within a member's CoC have the authority to grant promotions to that member. All promotions are at the discretion of those leaders.<sup>[[http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/manual/ranks.php]]</sup>

	==Levels==		==Levels==

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format fix

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	Over time, the ranking system has been modified and improved. Some ranks are no longer in use. Also, description of ranks and levels have been modified to suit the changing nature of the club. Ranks were further standardized and better utilized when the [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org Rebel Squadrons website]began tracking and maintaining them online in 1998.		Over time, the ranking system has been modified and improved. Some ranks are no longer in use. Also, description of ranks and levels have been modified to suit the changing nature of the club. Ranks were further standardized and better utilized when the [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org Rebel Squadrons website]began tracking and maintaining them online in 1998.


	==External Links==		==External Links==

David Vaughan: Undo revision 13000 by Nathan (Talk)

2008-06-13T23:47:15Z

Undo revision 13000 by Nathan (Talk)

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	The Rebel Squadrons rewards activity by its members in a variety of ways. '''Rank''' is granted to reward individuals for continued dedication to the Rebel Squadrons through various activities and contributions. As the individual progresses within the club, they are promoted to higher rank, often with more responsibilities. Ranks and promotions are defined by the Rebel Squadrons [[Bylaws]], Section 4.		The Rebel Squadrons rewards activity by its members in a variety of ways. '''Rank''' is granted to reward individuals for continued dedication to the Rebel Squadrons through various activities and contributions. As the individual progresses within the club, they are promoted to higher rank, often with more responsibilities. Ranks and promotions are defined by the Rebel Squadrons [[Bylaws]], Section 4.


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	==Promotion==		==Promotion==

Nathan at 13:53, 13 June 2008

2008-06-13T13:53:04Z

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			== Italic text ==<math>Insert formula here</math>{{Rank List}}
	The Rebel Squadrons rewards activity by its members in a variety of ways. '''Rank''' is granted to reward individuals for continued dedication to the Rebel Squadrons through various activities and contributions. As the individual progresses within the club, they are promoted to higher rank, often with more responsibilities. Ranks and promotions are defined by the Rebel Squadrons [[Bylaws]], Section 4.		The Rebel Squadrons rewards activity by its members in a variety of ways. '''Rank''' is granted to reward individuals for continued dedication to the Rebel Squadrons through various activities and contributions. As the individual progresses within the club, they are promoted to higher rank, often with more responsibilities. Ranks and promotions are defined by the Rebel Squadrons [[Bylaws]], Section 4.


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	==Promotion==		==Promotion==

Fcsuper: /* History */

2007-07-21T16:44:41Z

History

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	He developed the first version of the current ranking system in mid 1996.<sup>[[http://ho.rebelsquadrons.org/history/timeline.php]]</sup> The system is based on U.S. and European army and naval military traditions (current and past), and on the Star Wars fictional universe. Of note, ''General'' ranks are lower than ''Admiral'' ranks instead of equal. This is partially due to the apparent relationship between Generals and Admirals in the movie '''[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Return_Of_The_Jedi Return of the Jedi.]''' It is more due to the desire to provide more levels of ranks for Rebel Squadrons members to obtain in their club careers.		He developed the first version of the current ranking system in mid 1996.<sup>[[http://ho.rebelsquadrons.org/history/timeline.php]]</sup> The system is based on U.S. and European army and naval military traditions (current and past), and on the Star Wars fictional universe. Of note, ''General'' ranks are lower than ''Admiral'' ranks instead of equal. This is partially due to the apparent relationship between Generals and Admirals in the movie '''[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Return_Of_The_Jedi Return of the Jedi.]''' It is more due to the desire to provide more levels of ranks for Rebel Squadrons members to obtain in their club careers.

	Over time, the ranking system has been modified and improved. Some ranks are no longer in use. Also, description of ranks and levels have been modified to suit the changing nature of the club. Ranks were further standardized and better utilized when the [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org Rebel Squadrons website]began tracking and maintaining ~~ranks~~ online in 1998.		Over time, the ranking system has been modified and improved. Some ranks are no longer in use. Also, description of ranks and levels have been modified to suit the changing nature of the club. Ranks were further standardized and better utilized when the [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org Rebel Squadrons website]began tracking and maintaining them online in 1998.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

Fcsuper: /* History */

2007-07-21T16:43:19Z

History

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	He developed the first version of the current ranking system in mid 1996.<sup>[[http://ho.rebelsquadrons.org/history/timeline.php]]</sup> The system is based on U.S. and European army and naval military traditions (current and past), and on the Star Wars fictional universe. Of note, ''General'' ranks are lower than ''Admiral'' ranks instead of equal. This is partially due to the apparent relationship between Generals and Admirals in the movie '''[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Return_Of_The_Jedi Return of the Jedi.]''' It is more due to the desire to provide more levels of ranks for Rebel Squadrons members to obtain in their club careers.		He developed the first version of the current ranking system in mid 1996.<sup>[[http://ho.rebelsquadrons.org/history/timeline.php]]</sup> The system is based on U.S. and European army and naval military traditions (current and past), and on the Star Wars fictional universe. Of note, ''General'' ranks are lower than ''Admiral'' ranks instead of equal. This is partially due to the apparent relationship between Generals and Admirals in the movie '''[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Return_Of_The_Jedi Return of the Jedi.]''' It is more due to the desire to provide more levels of ranks for Rebel Squadrons members to obtain in their club careers.

	Over time, the ranking system has been modified and improved. Some ranks are no longer in use. Also, description of ranks and levels have been modified to suit the changing nature of the club. Ranks were further standardized and better utilized when the [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org ~~rebelsquadrons.org~~] ~~website~~ began tracking and maintaining ranks online in 1998.		Over time, the ranking system has been modified and improved. Some ranks are no longer in use. Also, description of ranks and levels have been modified to suit the changing nature of the club. Ranks were further standardized and better utilized when the [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org Rebel Squadrons website]began tracking and maintaining ranks online in 1998.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

Fcsuper: /* History */ narrowed it down

2007-07-21T16:40:30Z

History: narrowed it down

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	Ranks used by the Rebel Squadrons were originally roughly based on those from the game [[X-Wing]] with the addition of Admiralship added for leaders. Throughout 1995 and early 1996, there was inconsistent use of ranks. In an attempt to unify and standardize rank, [[FC]] [[Super]] commissioned [[Adm\|ADM]] [[Noble]] to develop and implement a trial system in [[Justice Fleet]] based on points for activity. The point system was reasonably successful until serious abuses occured. At that time, FC Super decided to standardize rank based on club levels and [[CoC]] discretion, rather than points.		Ranks used by the Rebel Squadrons were originally roughly based on those from the game [[X-Wing]] with the addition of Admiralship added for leaders. Throughout 1995 and early 1996, there was inconsistent use of ranks. In an attempt to unify and standardize rank, [[FC]] [[Super]] commissioned [[Adm\|ADM]] [[Noble]] to develop and implement a trial system in [[Justice Fleet]] based on points for activity. The point system was reasonably successful until serious abuses occured. At that time, FC Super decided to standardize rank based on club levels and [[CoC]] discretion, rather than points.

	He developed the first version of the current ranking system in mid ~~to late~~ 1996.<sup>[[http://ho.rebelsquadrons.org/history/timeline.php]]</sup> The system is based on U.S. and European army and naval military traditions (current and past), and on the Star Wars fictional universe. Of note, ''General'' ranks are lower than ''Admiral'' ranks instead of equal. This is partially due to the apparent relationship between Generals and Admirals in the movie '''[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Return_Of_The_Jedi Return of the Jedi.]''' It is more due to the desire to provide more levels of ranks for Rebel Squadrons members to obtain in their club careers.		He developed the first version of the current ranking system in mid 1996.<sup>[[http://ho.rebelsquadrons.org/history/timeline.php]]</sup> The system is based on U.S. and European army and naval military traditions (current and past), and on the Star Wars fictional universe. Of note, ''General'' ranks are lower than ''Admiral'' ranks instead of equal. This is partially due to the apparent relationship between Generals and Admirals in the movie '''[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Return_Of_The_Jedi Return of the Jedi.]''' It is more due to the desire to provide more levels of ranks for Rebel Squadrons members to obtain in their club careers.

	Over time, the ranking system has been modified and improved. Some ranks are no longer in use. Also, description of ranks and levels have been modified to suit the changing nature of the club. Ranks were further standardized and better utilized when the [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org rebelsquadrons.org] website began tracking and maintaining ranks online in 1998.		Over time, the ranking system has been modified and improved. Some ranks are no longer in use. Also, description of ranks and levels have been modified to suit the changing nature of the club. Ranks were further standardized and better utilized when the [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org rebelsquadrons.org] website began tracking and maintaining ranks online in 1998.

Licah Fox: /* History */ sp

2007-07-17T19:47:10Z

History: sp

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	==History==		==History==
	Ranks used by the Rebel Squadrons ~~where~~ originally roughly based on those from the game [[X-Wing]] with the addition of Admiralship added for leaders. Throughout 1995 and early 1996, there was inconsistent use of ranks. In an attempt to unify and standardize rank, [[FC]] [[Super]] commissioned [[Adm\|ADM]] [[Noble]] to develop and implement a trial system in [[Justice Fleet]] based on points for activity. The point system was reasonably successful until serious abuses occured. At that time, FC Super decided to standardize rank based on club levels and [[CoC]] discretion, rather than points.		Ranks used by the Rebel Squadrons were originally roughly based on those from the game [[X-Wing]] with the addition of Admiralship added for leaders. Throughout 1995 and early 1996, there was inconsistent use of ranks. In an attempt to unify and standardize rank, [[FC]] [[Super]] commissioned [[Adm\|ADM]] [[Noble]] to develop and implement a trial system in [[Justice Fleet]] based on points for activity. The point system was reasonably successful until serious abuses occured. At that time, FC Super decided to standardize rank based on club levels and [[CoC]] discretion, rather than points.

	He developed the first version of the current ranking system in mid to late 1996.<sup>[[http://ho.rebelsquadrons.org/history/timeline.php]]</sup> The system is based on U.S. and European army and naval military traditions (current and past), and on the Star Wars fictional universe. Of note, ''General'' ranks are lower than ''Admiral'' ranks instead of equal. This is partially due to the apparent relationship between Generals and Admirals in the movie '''[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Return_Of_The_Jedi Return of the Jedi.]''' It is more due to the desire to provide more levels of ranks for Rebel Squadrons members to obtain in their club careers.		He developed the first version of the current ranking system in mid to late 1996.<sup>[[http://ho.rebelsquadrons.org/history/timeline.php]]</sup> The system is based on U.S. and European army and naval military traditions (current and past), and on the Star Wars fictional universe. Of note, ''General'' ranks are lower than ''Admiral'' ranks instead of equal. This is partially due to the apparent relationship between Generals and Admirals in the movie '''[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Return_Of_The_Jedi Return of the Jedi.]''' It is more due to the desire to provide more levels of ranks for Rebel Squadrons members to obtain in their club careers.