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Below are two (2) tables which are still under reconstruction post enemy action, principly listing all personnel, who are currently either on active or reserve duty with the UNMC's 51ST Regiment, part of the UNSGC at RGHQ-51 in the UK.
In time these tables will be amended to serve as a general historical record and will eventually carry details of all retired, deceased and missing personnel etc. Likewise, the entries are being gradually linked to the 201 File (Personnel File) for each Marine, each of which is updated post active service in a Flight Operation, Support Operation or Combat Readiness Exercise.
Note that any 201 File with a broad black border is for a deceased operative, that is one who has died while not on duty.
Table 1 is an alphabetical listing, while Table 2 is set out in order of serial number for cross referencing. Personal details will be entered thus:
Table 1:
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NAME - listed in alphabetical order by family name first, followed by the given name and middle initial(s), if any. This is done regardless of the preveiling practise in the Marines country of origin. The name is highlighted and will serve as a link to their 201 File (Personnel File). An asterisk at the start of the name indicates that the 201 File has not yet been uploaded. If relevant contact your unit's
S5 for assistance.
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RANK - The Marine's rank expressed in standard UNMC abbreviated format, followed by the full title for convenience.
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# - The Marine's six digit Serial Number.
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NAT. - The Marine's nationality expressed In the two letter ISO Country Code. NB: some Marines have dual nationality.
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BLOOD - The Marine's blood group given In the standard four letter ABO system format. NB: a special CLASSIFIED variant entered as D UNO may be seen instead.
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GEN. - The Marine's gender entered as either F for Female or M for Male.
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BOS - The Marine's chosen and/or assigned Branch Of Service.
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NOTES - Any other imediatly relevant information, such as MO for Medical Officer or CMO Chief Medical Officer and EOD for Explosive Ordnance Disposal. In the case of personnel whose status is listed as either KIA or MIA, a note of the CON-# at which they were killed or went missing is included here.
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STATUS - The Marine's current status, expressed as one of the following:
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ACTIVE - The Marine is currently on active service with the Corps (white on blue).
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DECEASED - The Marine has died, but not in UNMC service (white on black).
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KIA - The Marine was Killed In Action when either on an off-world mission, or in a terrestrial action, in either case the body was recovered and processed in accordance with SOP's Standard Operating Procedures, and the Marine's Will (white on black). If the body is missing then they are recorded as MIA qv.
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MIA - The Marine is listed as Missing In Action, that is that they were declared missing either following an off-world mission or terrestrial action and that their remains are yet to be recovered (white on red). NB in the Notes section the phrase "Believed Dead" or "Believed Wounded" may also appear, but never POW, WIA or KIA, as without the body or other evidence this cannot be confirmed.
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RESERVE - The Marine is living on Earth and may be available, willing and able to be recalled to active service (white on green).
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RETIRED - The Marine is retired from active or reserve service with the Corps and living on Earth (black on grey).
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UNKNOWN - The Marine's whereabouts and STATUS is utterly unknown (black on yellow).
To further assist the reader in the use of this data, with the exception of the STATUS column the remainder of all Active and Reserve entries are highlighted in white, while all others are greyed out (Deceased, Killed In Action, Missing In Action, Retired or Unknown).
Table 2:
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# - The Marine's six digit serial number.
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NAME - The Marine's name listed by family name first, followed by their initials.
Accuracy
These listings are currently as accurate as the situation permits. However, be aware that as the result of the various enemy actions taken against the RGHQ-51 archives and the UNSGC in general, a significant proportion of personnel records remain lost. Where possible old files are being recovered or reconstructed, but this data remains incomplete. However, if you note any errors or ommissions please contact the office of this units
S5, Brigadier General A. R. Courtney, so as to ensure that corrections/additions can be made ASAP.
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