Inspection Guide

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

1. What you are expected to know

2. Formation

3. Military Bearing

4. Greetings

5. Reporting In

6. Marine Information

7. Billets and Occupation (MOS)

8. IRL UNSCMC Knowledge

9. Roblox UNSCMC Knowledge 

10. Rules of Engagement

11. Leadership Principles

12. Drill and Ceremonies

What You Are Expected to Know 

A. This is a general reference. Not everything you will be asked will be here.

B. You are to know;

           a. Who are your direct superiors are

           b. Other sub-divisions in your divisions

           c. What abbreviations spell out / mean specific to your division

           d. Information from divisional manuals/documents

C. These are only the majority of the things you will need to know, self-knowledge. 

D. Each Marine will have exactly 20s to answer the question. 

Formation

1. Marines are to immediately fall in on their respective divisional pads and adjust as needed to be in rank order. 

2. While in formation, Marines should not be moving unless granted permission by an Inspector or Divisional Command.

Military Bearing

1. Shorthand Definition:

    1.1. The element of physical appearance and manner of behavior in and out of formation. 

2. Marines should not be speaking when the inspection starts and are to have on the correct uniform.

    2.1. Marines are not allowed to use emojis.

Greetings 

1. Personnel are to understand and demonstrate a proper greeting;

    1.1. Enlisted Salutes

    1.2. Officer Salutes

    1.3. Officer Drops Salute

    1.4. Enlisted Drops Salute

    1.5. Inspector states “Report in, []”

2. Marines should not be reporting in until the inspector states “Report in, [RANK/SIR/MA’AM/MISTER/MISS]”

Reporting in

1. Use the following format:

RANK NAME with the First Marine Division reporting in for inspection, [].

1. I.e. M

1.1. Private Alphashadow13 with the Twenty-First Marine Division reporting for inspection, Sir.

2. Should only refer to the inspector as sir/ma’am if an officer.

3. Should only refer to the inspector as rank if enlisted or equal rank. 

Marine Corps Information

UNSC Marine Corps Motto: The First Marine Division’s Motto is, “Semper Fidelis”, “Always Faithful / Always Loyal”,

Nicknames: The UNSC Marine Corps nicknames are “Jarheads” and “Leathernecks”, 

Credo: The UNSC Marine Corps Credo is “First to Fight” 

Billet and Occupation [MOS]

1. A billet is a position you hold within your division

1.1. I.e Platoon Commander | Squad Leader | Patrol Officer

2. Military Occupational Specialties (MOS) refers to the roles within the Marines which are categorized into Military Occupational Fields:

INFANTRY

MOS 0372: Orbital Drop Shock Trooper

MOS 0311: Rifleman
(This includes AARs and FTLs) 

MOS 0317: Scout Sniper

MOS 0365: Infantry Squad Leader

MOS 0369: Infantry Unit Leader (Platoon Sgt)

MOS 0399: Infantry Operations Chief

MOS 0331: Machine Gunner 

MOS 0358: Reconnaissance Marine 

MOS 7212: Low Altitude Air Defense Gunner

MOS 9986: Joint Terminal Attack Controller

MOS 0302: Infantry Officer (O1-O5)

TRAINING

MOS 0911: WIP

MILITARY POLICE

MOS 5811: Military Police 

MOS 5815: Special Reaction Team 

NAVIGATION OFFICER / ENLISTED FLIGHT CREWS

MOS 7506: Marine Aviator

MOS 7257: ATC/Ground Crew

MOS 6199: Aerial Gunner

UNSC Marine Corps Knowledge

1. FOUNDED

1.1. The UNSC Marine Corps was founded in the year 2160 as the precursor of the United States Marine Corps

2. MOTTO

2.1. The Marine Corps motto is “Semper Fidelis” meaning 

“Always Faithful”,

3. VALUES

3.1. The Marine Corps values are Honor, Courage, and Commitment,

4. VALUES

4.1. The Marine Corps Creed is “First to Fight”

Roblox UNSC Marine Corps Knowledge

Founded

The roblox UNSC Marine Corps was founded on March 30, 2023

JOINT FOUNDERS / GROUP OWNERS

The joint founders and group owners are alphashadow13, and NobleJarr.

COMMANDANTS

alphashadow13

Rules of Engagement

1. You have the right to defend yourself and your unit if you come under attack from hostile personnel,

     1.1. Return fire is permitted if under direct fire from hostile personnel,

      1.2. UNSC Forces should use minimum force under the circumstances proportional to the threat,

      1.3. Detention of Non-Hostile combatants or surrender will be received and taken care of if they have received injuries, Execution, or injuring of a                        civilian or surrendering combatant will result in severe consequences,

      1.4. Detention of a civilian is permitted for security reasons or self-defense,

      1.5. Do not fire unless fired upon,

PID: PID is a reasonable certainty that the proposed target is a legitimate military target, PID stands for Positive Identification 

Use of lethal force: The use of force, including deadly force, is authorized to protect me, my unit, friendly forces, enemy prisoners of war, and civilians from crimes that are likely to cause death or serious bodily harm,

Leadership Principles

1. Know yourself and seek self-improvement.

2. Be technically and tactically proficient.

3. Know your personnel and look out for their welfare.

4. Keep your personnel informed.

5. Set a good example.

6. Ensure the task is understood, supervised, and achieved.

7. Train your Marines as a team.

8. Make sound and timely decisions.

9. Develop a sense of responsibility among your Marines.

10. Employ your command within their capability.

11. Seek responsibilities and take responsibility.

Faces

1. Left face: a 90 degree turn to the left from your current position.

2. Right face: a 90 degree turn to the right from your current position.

3. About face: a 180 degree turn from your current position.

4. Center face: You will return to your original position.

5. Left Incline / Half Left: a 45 degree turn to the left from your position.

6. Right Incline / Half Right: a 45 degree turn to the right from your current position.