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Chain of Command & Operations Schedule
UNSGC RGHQ-51 (UK)
OPERATION LEWES
CON-96 18-19 JUN 16
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NOTES
1. Personnel who's names are marked with a superscript #1, e.g. "[ 1 ] DOE", are Privates participating in their first operation. 2. Where personnel serve at the same rank, their seniority in the chain of command has been determined firstly by the holding of specific posts, time in post, recent service, and finally a comparison between their Promotional Points and their level of training (Expert Infantry Course Units & Battle Practise Units). New personnel, that is, Marine Recruits, Specialist Recruits and Civilian Recruits, have had their seniority determined first by whether they are military, trained or untrained civilians, and secondly by date of enlistment, or in simple alphabetical order as appropriate. This latter point is for all practical purposes a purely administrative decision. In the field natural leadership skills would be more important, presuming that it should ever become relevant. 3. Officers on Attachment from outside units, serve in an advisory capasity only. 4. Ground Crew, with the exception of the Chief Medical Officer and his staff, have no authority over flight operations, being solely responsible for base security and the conduct of perimeter patrols, or other administrative and support services. See the UNMC Abbreviations, Acronyms & Glossary of Terms as an additional aid. NB: Staff Sergeant Bauer, is required off base as of 2100 18 JUN 16, and will not be returning during this operation. Corporal Petersen will take over DELTA, and PFC Luther will serve as her 2IC. CON-96 Schedule
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18 1000A JUN 16 (Saturday)
18 1000A - 18 1230A: Arrive, Deploy & Pre-Op Prep. |
19 0000A JUN 16 (Sunday)
19 0000A - 19 0030A: Medical/Post Mission R&R. |
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All times in these tables are expressed in accordence with the standard NATO Date Time Group (DTG) format. The first two digits are the Day Date, the following four are the time in 24 hour format, followed by the Time Zone letter. When written in full a 3 letter month and 2 digit year are appended. For UK forces the time Zones are either ZULU (GMT) or ALPHA time (BST/CET) as listed. Please be aware that friendly forces off world, maybe operating to a different time zone. See also the Military Time | |
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