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+ | ==Basics of squaddery== | ||
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+ | Welcome aboard valued employee! We deeply thank you for signing up as a Doctor/Engineer/Clown. But, there is one more thing you have to do. What, you expected a calm shift honking around? | ||
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+ | That's right, here in the navy, we need every hand at the ready when combat hits. And thus, squads were born. When the sirens ring, and General Quarters is declared, all non-essential personnel must assist in the fighting. | ||
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+ | Non-essential personnel means non-combat generally. So everyone NOT in the munitions department. Doctors, scientists, engineers, bartenders and such. | ||
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+ | When you arrive on board, you are greeted by a large, reddish text, detailing which squad you are in, and what you will have to do. |
Revision as of 04:33, 24 September 2020
SQUAD PAGE
Basics of squaddery
Welcome aboard valued employee! We deeply thank you for signing up as a Doctor/Engineer/Clown. But, there is one more thing you have to do. What, you expected a calm shift honking around? That's right, here in the navy, we need every hand at the ready when combat hits. And thus, squads were born. When the sirens ring, and General Quarters is declared, all non-essential personnel must assist in the fighting. Non-essential personnel means non-combat generally. So everyone NOT in the munitions department. Doctors, scientists, engineers, bartenders and such. When you arrive on board, you are greeted by a large, reddish text, detailing which squad you are in, and what you will have to do.