Private Enlisted
Every member starts here. Join, claim your callsign, and you are in the Corps.
Ranks
Contacts alone do not carry you far. Higher ranks look at the missions you complete, how broadly you operate, and whether you lead and mentor others.
Nobody is promoted automatically. When you meet the requirements for the next rank you are offered the promotion, and you choose whether to accept it. Requirements may change as the Corps grows. Contacts made through an internet link count toward Intel Ops but not toward promotion.
Corporal Enlisted
50 on-air contacts, 1 individual mission.
Sergeant Enlisted
250 on-air contacts, 5 individual missions, 1 junior-leader mission.
Technical Sergeant Enlisted
1,000 on-air contacts, 20 individual missions, 5 junior-leader missions, 1 senior-leader mission.
Master Sergeant Enlisted
2,500 on-air contacts, 50 individual missions, 10 junior-leader missions, 3 senior-leader missions, 1 specialty pin, the moderator role.
Lieutenant Officer
1,500 on-air contacts, 20 individual missions, 5 junior-leader missions, 5 senior-leader missions.
Officer track: offered to a Technical Sergeant or Master Sergeant who meets these.
Captain Officer
3,000 on-air contacts, 50 individual missions, 10 junior-leader missions, 10 senior-leader missions, 1 specialty pin.
Major Officer
6,000 on-air contacts, 100 individual missions, 20 junior-leader missions, 15 senior-leader missions, 2 specialty pins, the moderator role.
Colonel Officer
12,000 on-air contacts, 200 individual missions, 20 junior-leader missions, 20 senior-leader missions, 3 specialty pins, the moderator role.
General Officer
24,000 on-air contacts, 500 individual missions, 20 junior-leader missions, 25 senior-leader missions, 4 specialty pins, the moderator role.
The Amateur Radio Signal Corps is a game that playfully borrows military-inspired names and traditions. Its ranks and titles are fictional and have no connection or affiliation with any armed forces.