U.S.E. Military Families, Programs, and Ranks

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The U.S.E. Military Programs (Ion Program)

• Infantry: Home to the S.S.I.I.D. life-style, the most common teaching of the Infantry. Support. Supply. Intimidate. Infiltrate. Dominate. Known for its rigorous training, if you choose this branch, you choose the risks. Strength and Courage are defining traits of an Infantry Soldier, or an Infil for short. You will learn to lead, and to sacrifice, and you will soon come to realize not everyone is cut out for Infantry. The branches of Infantry includes:
  

1. -Aviation: Pilots of airships, planes, and other aviator crafts. They work in squadrons, the max amount of pilots per squadron is five.
   
2. -Naval/Terran: Terran soldiers and Naval soldiers are the chassis of every squad. They are the most likely to lead squads. Four Naval/Terran Soldiers are required for a squad of six. The highest ranked among them will lead. Three additional Naval/Terran Soldiers are required for a squad of twelve
   
3. -Special Ops: Most likely a surveyor or pilot that enters the field on a specialized mission.
   
4. -Surveyors: The soldiers who are more than likely to do recon and or be the expendable carriers of the U.S.E. Military
   

• Engineers: The men and women needed to uphold, and manage the various machines the U.S.E. Military uses. Ingenuity and cunning are defining traits for an Engineer.  In this specialized program you will learn to effectively and efficiently manage technology during pressure. You will learn how to repair vehicles and how to use technology to your advantage. The branches of Engineer, or ENG include:
  

1. -Mechanic: The on-base mechanics keep maintenance on all vehicles on-site. One in-field Mechanic is a requirement for every squad of six. Two are required for a squad of twelve.
   
2. -Tactile Technician: An engineer soldier who enters the field during reconnaissance, surveying, or missions. They are not required on a team but a squad leader is recommended to keep one handy. Only engineer qualified as squad leader.
   
3. -Special Ops: Most likely a Mechanic or Controller that enters the field on a specialized mission.
   
4. -Controllers: An engineer who has a specific affinity for robotics, ammunitions and explosives. They are in control of maintenance of turrets, guns, explosives and are more than likely to possess a personalized drone.
   

• Sciences: For the intellectuals who lack an aggressive drive. The brightest students who show promise will be placed in Sciences. Intelligence and Cooperation are defining traits of a Science Officer. In this specialized program, you will be constantly pushed to strive to make scientific breakthroughs, and to improve on assets that will aid your brothers-and-sisters-in-arms. However if standards are not met, ejection will be the first course of action. The branches of Sciences includes:
  

1. -Medic: One of the few Science Officers that will enter a battle, one medic is a requirement on every squad six. Three are required on squads of 12.
   
2. -R&D Scientist: Research and Development is essential to evolving our combat capabilities and strategies alike. They do not enter the field
   
3. -Special Ops: Most likely a medic or scientist that enters the field for specialized missions.
   
4. -BioTechnologist: The job of a BioTechnologist is to research the capabilities of biological warfare and cybernetics.
   

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U.S.E. MILITARY FAMILIES AND RANKS


USE ION PROGRAM RANKS (MET BY PERFORMANCE)


Cadet Warrant Officers


CW-1 | Cadet Warrant Officer 1 (WO1)


CW-2 | Cadet Chief Warrant Officer 2 (CWO2)


CW-3 | Cadet Chief Warrant Officer 3 (CWO3)


CW-4 | Cadet Chief Warrant Officer 4 (CWO4)


CW-5 | Cadet Chief Warrant Officer 5 (CWO5)


Cadet Marine Commissioned Officers (A Cadet Officer is a student who is amongst the top in their classes. They are few in number.)


CO-1 | Cadet Second Lieutenant (2ndLt)


CO-2 | Cadet First Lieutenant (1stLt)


CO-3 | Cadet Captain (Capt)


CO-4 | Cadet Major (Maj)


Cadet Naval Commissioned Officers (A Cadet Officer is a student who is amongst the top in their classes. They are few in number.)


CO-1 | Cadet Ensign (ENS)


CO-2 | Cadet Lieutenant, Junior Grade (LTJG)


CO-3 | Cadet Lieutenant (LT)


CO-4 | Cadet Lieutenant Commander (LCDR)


USE NAVY


Enlisted


E-1 | Crewman Recruit (CR)


E-2 | Crewman Apprentice (CA)


E-3 | Crewman (CN)


E-4 | Petty Officer Third Class (PO3)


E-5 | Petty Officer Second Class (PO2)


E-6 | Petty Officer First Class (PO1)


E-7 | Chief Petty Officer (CPO)


E-8 | Senior Chief Petty Officer (SCPO)


E-9 | Master Chief Petty Officer (MCPO)


Warrant Officers


W-1 | Warrant Officer 1 (WO1)


W-2 | Chief Warrant Officer 2 (CWO2)


W-3 | Chief Warrant Officer 3 (CWO3)


W-4 | Chief Warrant Officer 4 (CWO4)


W-5 | Chief Warrant Officer 5 (CWO5)


Commissioned Officers


O-1 | Ensign (ENS)


O-2 | Lieutenant, Junior Grade (LTJG)


O-3 | Lieutenant (LT)


O-4 | Lieutenant Commander (LCDR)


O-5 | Commander (CDR)


O-6 | Captain (CPT)


O-7 | Rear Admiral, Lower Half (RADM)


O-8 | Rear Admiral, Upper Half (RADM)


O-9 | Vice Admiral (VADM)


O-10 | Admiral (ADM)


O-11 | Fleet Admiral (FADM)


USE MARINE CORPS


Enlisted


E-1 | Private (Pvt)


E-2 | Private First Class (PFC)


E-3 | Lance Corporal (LCpl)


E-4 | Corporal (Cpl)


E-5 | Sergeant (Sgt)


E-6 | Staff Sergeant (SSgt)


E-7 | Gunnery Sergeant (GySgt)


E-8 | Master Sergeant (MSgt) or First Sergeant (1stSgt)


E-9 | Master Gunnery Sergeant (MGySgt) or Sergeant Major (SgtMaj)


Warrant Officers


W-1 | Warrant Officer 1 (WO1)


W-2 | Chief Warrant Officer 2 (CWO2)


W-3 | Chief Warrant Officer 3 (CWO3)


W-4 | Chief Warrant Officer 4 (CWO4)


W-5 | Chief Warrant Officer 5 (CWO5)


Commissioned Officers


O-1 | Second Lieutenant (2ndLt)


O-2 | First Lieutenant (1stLt)


O-3 | Captain (Capt)


O-4 | Major (Maj)


O-5 | Lieutenant Colonel (LtCol)


O-6 | Colonel (Col)


O-7 | Brigadier General (BGen)


O-8 | Major General (MajGen)


O-9 | Lieutenant General (LtGen)


O-10 | General (Gen)