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Proud to announce that 3 Australian ARMA units, TASK FORCE VIKING, 2nd BATT. 5th MARINES, and TAIPAN INTERNATIONAL have formed a unified Task Force.
We hope this will go a long way to delivering a really awesome, enjoyable experience for everyone. What does this mean? It means that you can participate in operations for any of 3 of these units without compromising your position in the unit you're already in, in any way shape or form. It means you can have different experiences, play styles and play ARMA in different ways, without being "locked" into just one unit.

Congratulations to Raptor for receiving a promotion to Section Leader as he has demonstrated his great skill, coordination and communication with his squad on the battlefield.

Will be expecting great things from you!

-No intentional fratricide. First time offenders get a 48 hour ban. Second time offenders get a permanent ban. There are no third time offenders.

-Obey whoever you are allocated to. Our personnel management is a point of pride, we will almost always pair you up with individuals who are like-minded. If we don't, let us know and we'll get you moved.

-Stay off platoon comms. Squad comms are fine for a little banter, but when bullets start flying, try and keep it brief. Platoon comms are milsim level - everything on there must be prefaced by your callsign and the callsign of the unit you are contacting.

-Be a professional. If someone's getting on your nerves, don't try and publicly humiliate them or be passive aggressive. First talk to them, if that doesn't resolve it, go to your NCO. If it's your NCO bugging you, go to the CO.

-Don't take assets without asking. If you want to grab a javelin, ask. If you want to grab a drone, ask. It's very likely your NCO will say yes, but remember that by asking them, you're contributing in a big way towards our resource allocation.
-When in doubt, ask questions. Do you see someone doing something and you'd like to know how to do it? Go ahead and ask them! We pride ourselves on being great teachers and better learners.