Qualifications
General
Qualifications allow members to certify their skills in certain areas. The infantry qualification is mandatory for all members, others qualifications are voluntary.
Infantryman
Requirements: None / Mandatory for all Members
Content:
- Weapon Proficiency
- Assault Rifle
- 40mm Grenade Launcher
- Autorifle
- Light-AT Launcher
- First Aid
- Medical Procedures (focus First-Aid)
- CQB Procedures
- Basic Communication
- Radio Procedures
- Field Navigation
- Marking Targets
- Tool Application: Map Tools, Vector
- Free-Fall Parachuting
- HALO
- HAHO
- Fast-Roping Procedure
Heavy Weapons
Requirements: Infantryman Qualification
Content:
- Heavy Weapon Proficiency
- Medium Machine Gun
- M3 MAAWS
- Direct Fire
- Airburst
- RPG-7
- NLAW
- Javelin
- Effective engagement of armoured targets both moving and static
Marksman
Requirements: Infantryman Qualification
Content:
- Weapon Proficiency
- Designated Marksman Rifle
- Accurate up to 800m
- Sniper Rifle
- Accurate up to 1000m
- Anti-Material-Rifle
- Designated Marksman Rifle
- Concealed Movement
Engineer
Requirements: Infantryman Qualification
Content:
- Repair
- Fortification Construction
- Setting up Defenses
- Fortifying Positions
- Explosives
- Knowledge about common types of explosives
- Explosive Ordnance Disposal
- Demolitions
Medic
Requirements: Infantryman Qualification
Content:
- Medical Procedures
- Treatment Procedures
- Rules and Guidelines
- Medical Knowledge
- Triage Station Management
Rotary Aviation
Requirements: Infantryman Qualification, Copilot Qualification, Participation in at least one training session. This certification is mandatory to fly rotary aircraft in our operations.
Content:
- Theory
- Micro DAGR
- Pre-flight planning
- Basic Knowledge about helicopters (Mainly UH-60, MH-9 / AH-9, and CH-47)
- Communication Procedures
- Navigation
- Practice
- Safe and reliable handling of a helicopter in flight
- Safe, reliable, and timely insertion and exfiltration of personnel
- Sling Loading
- Operating FRIES
- Emergency Maneuvers and Procedures
- Formation Flight
- Scouting
- Safe, reliable, and timely Close Air Support
- Operation and procedures of attack helicopters
- Performing all of the above in day and nighttime conditions, under fire, and in difficult weather
Copilot Rotary Aviation
Requirements: Infantryman Qualification, Participation in at least one training session. This certification is mandatory to be a copilot in a rotary aircraft in our operations.
Content:
- Theory
- Micro DAGR
- Pre-flight planning
- Basic Knowledge about helicopters (Mainly UH-60, MH-9 / AH-9, and CH-47)
- Communication Procedures
- Navigation
- Practice
- Safe handling of a helicopter in flight
- Safe landings in easy conditions
- Operating the helicopter mounted camera for scouting and designating targets
- Assistance to the pilot when doing
- Sling Loading
- FRIES Operation
- Emergency Procedures
- Insertion and Exfiltration of Infantry
- CAS
- Performing the gunner role on combat helicopters
Armoured
Requirements: Infantryman Qualification, two crew man, leadership qualification is recommended but not mandatory.
Can be done during an OP or scheduled Privately.
Content:
- Theory
- Basic understanding of the Roles and Responsibilities of the crew.
- Proper Communication
- Usage of the CIE (Commander Initiated Engagement)
- Understanding of the Tools the vehicle offers:
- Countermeasures,
- Weaponry,
- Type of ammo.
- Knowledge about basic Tank Terminology
- Hull down, Hide position, Jockeying etc.
- Knowing how to perform emergency repairs, how to perform regular repairs and where to get said repairs.
- Knowing what Targets are a priority and which are not (Tank RoE).
- Coordination with other elements.
- Practice
- Leading the crew.
- Upholding the General RoE and the Tank RoE (Rules of Engagement)
- Positioning of the Vehicle.
- Attacking enemy Positions.
- Providing Safe Fire Support.
Fixed Wing Aviation
Requirements: Infantryman Qualification, Participation in at least one training session. This certification will allow you to fly fixed wing aircraft in our operations.
- Theory
- Micro DAGR
- Pre-flight planning
- Basic knowledge about jets
- Basic knowledge of weapon systems
- Communication procedures
- Navigation
- Practice
- Smooth and reliable handling of a jet
- Safe, quick and reliable CAS
- Ability to use the appropriate munitions for every task received
- Safe airfield and carrier operations
- Emergency maneuvers and procedures
- Basic combat maneuvers
- Scouting
- Performing all of the above during day and night, under fire, and in bad weather