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Greetings
Outfit ranks are confusing. Staff Sargeant (in US pay grade E5 or E6, depending on service) being superior to Lieutenant (O2). More importantly former is a non-com, later an officer.
One suggestion would be following a more standardized/established structure....NATO/US/UK pay grade. Following the current 3-tier/8 level command structure would produce something like this.
Outfit Command
- General (O10) = Outfit Leader
- Brigadier General (O7) = Co-Leader
- Colonel (O6) = Commander
Officer
- Major (O4) = Staff Sergeant
Members
- Lieutenant (O2) = BRTD Veteran
- Sergeant (E5) = Lieutenant
- Corporal (E4) = Soldier
Recruits/Probation
- Private (E1) = On trial
Knowing everyones comparative ranking at a glance can only have positive benefits.
Respectfully
Ryan Lung
Lung1
Outfit ranks are confusing. Staff Sargeant (in US pay grade E5 or E6, depending on service) being superior to Lieutenant (O2). More importantly former is a non-com, later an officer.
One suggestion would be following a more standardized/established structure....NATO/US/UK pay grade. Following the current 3-tier/8 level command structure would produce something like this.
Outfit Command
- General (O10) = Outfit Leader
- Brigadier General (O7) = Co-Leader
- Colonel (O6) = Commander
Officer
- Major (O4) = Staff Sergeant
Members
- Lieutenant (O2) = BRTD Veteran
- Sergeant (E5) = Lieutenant
- Corporal (E4) = Soldier
Recruits/Probation
- Private (E1) = On trial
Knowing everyones comparative ranking at a glance can only have positive benefits.
Respectfully
Ryan Lung
Lung1