The British Army’s guidebook contains a load of useful information on a variety of topics to help you along whilst you serve ROBLOX’s biggest and most active official British Army group; everything from our rules and ranks to passing basic training and joining the regiment that interests you most, whether its serving on the front line with our infantry and paratroopers, driving armoured vehicles, piloting the most advanced aircraft in the world or conducting internal and external operatings with our specialised units, this guidebook details it all. Best of luck, soldier.
Rules
British Army Rules
Below is a list of generic rules the British Army follows. Like all other rules, breaking these rules will result in an appropriate consequence.
- Follow the Chain of Command by carrying out the orders given to you by the Royal Military Police, your regimental command or higher ranked members. Do not contact high ranking members for minor issues. HRs will not solve every single problem you have.
- Address personnel correctly, if they are ranked below Sergeant Major, address them by their rank, followed by their name. Otherwise, address them with either “Sir” or “Ma’am”. Only salute to officers (Lieutenant+). Only salute if you are wearing a beret.
- You must follow the uniform regulations of the British Army. They can be found here
- Trolling, immaturity and foul language is not permitted.
- You are not allowed to use faces and emojis except from “XD”.
- Don’t ask for a promotion, ranks are earnt, not given or bought. Asking for promotions will result in an immediate demotion.
- You do not have to use perfect grammar, but use it to the best of your ability in order to be understood.
- Do not recruit from the British Army, this will be considered treason and you will be banned.
- Help people who are struggling. In most cases when someone is breaking a rule, it is likely because they don’t know it exists. If you believe the breach of the rules was intentional then report it to the Royal Military Police or an Officer.
- Follow all rules of the British Army wherever and whenever you’re representing us, these are many more rules. The code you need to be promoted is
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Uniform Rules
Below is the list of uniform regulations that we abide be unless orders come directly from HQ permitting an exception to rules.
- Do not wear any form of body package. Only the original 1.0 roblox model is permitted.
- No accessories are allowed, including bandanas unless you are in combat uniform, in which case the accessories must be deemed “military-related”, officers have the right to decide whether an accessory is military related or not.
- Females must tie long hair in a bun.
- Short hair styles are limited to “Trecky Hair” and “Hair of the Future”
- Nobody is allowed facial hair and should be clean-shaven.
- Specific uniforms are to be worn under the following circumstances:
- Combat Uniform:
- Official combat deployments to foreign and allied territory.
- No.1 Formals:
- Ceremonial occasions and formal parades
- When given permission by an officer, for a good reason.
- Physical Training (PT) Uniform:
- Trainings at the academy.
- Standard Uniform:
- To be worn by on-duty military personnel, when any other uniform is not appropriate.
- Combat Uniform:
- Wear the correct headdress:
- Standard Uniform requires you to wear a beret, there are no excuses for not wearing a beret
- No.1 Formals requires you to wear a cap or beret depending on your regiment.
- Combat Uniform is exempt from headdress requirements
- PT Uniform is the same as standards.
- Glasses can only be worn by officers.
- T-Shirts are not permitted, unless it is authorised by HQ.
- You are not allowed to wear unofficial uniforms while representing the British Army. Only uniforms in our group stores are official.
Uniforms are an important part of the army, they allow us to identify fellow soliders, provide camouflage and sometimes important protection. A soldier wearing uniform also conveys authoritative stance, allowing members of the military to stand out and take charge.
Regimental Rules
Royal Military Police
Below is a list of regiment rules that all members of the Royal Military Police have to follow.
- The great deal of power when it comes to enforcing rules and discipline within the British Army given to RMP is never to be abused in any way.
- Lethal force should only be used in situations where it is absolutely necessary.
- You must always think before you act within RMP, your decisions as military police affect all military personnel as well as civilians.
- You must act as a role model to other soldiers and set an example.
- Ensure all military personnel are following the British Army rules.
- Only take orders from British Army HQ and higher ranking Military Personnel, you are not to take orders from anyone else.
- Your actions as military police must be justifiable, failure to provide good reasoning for an action will result in your demotion and/or removal from RMP and possibly further consequences.
- All issues regarding the British Army and their evidence must be logged in the appropriate format. Currently this is
#rmp-patrol-logson our discord.
The Parachute Regiment
Royal Gurkha Rifles
Special Air Service
Army Air Corps
Structure Guide
Ranks
1.) Private - The rank given to recruits who have just passed their Basic Training. They have no insignia and are represented by a blank rank slide.
NCO Ranks
- Lance Corporal - First of the Non-comissioned officer ranks. Their insignia is a single chevron.
- Corporal - Leads more soldiers than a Lance Corporal, Their insignia is 2 chevrons.
- Sergeant - Leads more soldiers than a Corporal, Their insignia is 3 chevrons.
- Staff / Colour Sergeant - Leads more or the same amount of soldiers as a Sergeants, Their insignia is 3 chevrons and a small crown at the top.
Senior NCO Ranks
- Sergeant Major - Leads more soldiers than a Staff/Colour Sergeant. You address them with “Sir” or “Ma’am” but do not salute them. Their insignia is a large crown.
- Warrant Officer - Leads more soldiers than a Sergeant Major. You address them with “Sir” or “Ma’am” but do not salute them. Their insignia is a coat of arms with a red outline.
Comissioned Officer Ranks
- Lieutenant - Is the first of the officer ranks, you salute people who are Lieutenant or higher and address them with either “Sir” or “Ma’am”. Their insignia is 2 pips.
- Captain - Leads more troops than a Lieutenant. Their insignia is 3 pips.
- Major - Leads more troops than a captain, Their insignia is a small crown.
- Lieutenant Colonel - Leads more troops than a Major. Their insignia is a small crown and a pip.
- Colonel - Leads more troops than a Lieutenant Colonel. Usually the 2iC of a regiment. Their insignia is a small crown and 2 pips.
- Brigadier - Usually the first in command of a regiment. Their insignia is a small crown and 3 pips in a triangle.
Headquarters Officer Ranks
- Lieutenant General - Is the first rank in the HQ team. Their insignia is a small crown and saber and sheath.
- Developer - Not part of the HQ, but holds the rank of Captain.
- Head Developer - Is part of the HQ team and holds the rank of LTGEN.
- General - The first in command of the British Army.
Regiments
Regiments are what make up the British Army, they come together to create a versatile combat force. Each regiment specialises in a specific area of combat.
Our current regiments are:
The Royal Military Police
The Parachute Regiment
The Royal Gurkha Rifles
The Army Air Corps
The Special Air Service
Promotion Guide
Regiment Guide
Drill Guide
Introduction to Army Drill
Definitions
Command Guide
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