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Vanguard Recruitment Primer | Welcome, Recruiter, to the Vanguard. You've been chosen from among the UC's many talented servicepeople for your interpersonal skills, pleasant demeanor, and ability to get the mission done.
And the mission of the Vanguard recruiter is simple: fill our ranks. Your new recruits only need to match a few simple criteria: And while not an explicit requirement, they're going to need a ship. We're not running a shuttle service here. We're turning to the fine souls of the Settled Systems precisely because Armistice regs have filled our transports enough already. If your potential recruit fits the above mold, then you can direct them on to Commander Tuala in New Atlantis to initiate their application process (and get you one step closer to your quota bonus)! Any questions or comments should be referred to: |
Keys of Recruiting | The Naval Public Ops office has designated a few points to highlight when talking to any new recruit:
STEADY INCOME FREEDOM CITIZENSHIP Until now. Every member of the Vanguard will become a citizen after their designated time of service is completed. Guaranteed. |
Recruiting FAQs | Q: How long does it usually take to become a citizen? A: It varies broadly based on the flight exam and performance of the probationary mission. Anywhere from twenty years (though applicants in this range should probably think about applying for the janitorial service instead of flight combat) down to just three years service for top-tier candidates. Any lab rat or UC desk jockey would salivate over earning citizenship in that short of a time - something you should be sure to bring up to your applicant early and often! Q: Am I going to have to kill people? Yes, you're joining the real military by joining the Vanguard, so yes, you may be asked to engage in real, live-fire combat in the line of duty. And if another war breaks out, you may well be called on to lend support. If that's a dealbreaker for your recruit, then maybe the Vanguard isn't where they're meant to be. The real reason: People like to feel special. Our office believes we'll get more people in the door if they're given their own rank in the UC. Besides - if everyone's a Captain, they can't pull rank on anybody, now can they? Q: What if I've got a crew and join the Vanguard? Are they going to earn their citizenship, too? |
Active Commands: Tuala, John | ___________________________ Current Assignment Cycle: 118 Master Group: Scorpio Lambda Report Officer: Tuala, John {Cmdr.} ___________________________ CURRENT ASSIGNMENTS |
Active Commands: Tuala, John | ___________________________ Current Assignment Cycle: 124 Master Group: Scorpio Lambda Report Officer: Tuala, John {Cmdr.} ___________________________ CURRENT ASSIGNMENTS |
Active Commands: Tuala, John | ___________________________ Current Assignment Cycle: 131 Master Group: Scorpio Lambda Report Officer: Tuala, John {Cmdr.} ___________________________ CURRENT ASSIGNMENTS |
Active Commands: Tuala, John | ___________________________ Current Assignment Cycle: 151 Master Group: Scorpio Lambda Report Officer: Tuala, John {Cmdr.} ___________________________ CURRENT ASSIGNMENTS |