LLv34 Rules and Regulations


Responsibilities and Code of Conduct

  • All pilots must:

    1. conduct themselves in a gentlemanly manner, with chivalry and honor.

    2. practice their flying skills and stay in good fighting condition.

    3. spend a reasonable amount of time participating in Laivue and Lentue events.

    4. retain respect for the chain of command.

    5. not attack against any LLv34 member. This includes:

      1. shooting bullets into a fellow LLv34 pilot's aircraft (practice battles are an exception).

      2. verbal attacks

    6. not to join any other squadrons flying IL-2 or AH.

    7. use your LLv34_ designation in all squadron-related correspondance and at all squadron-related events.

    8. stay alive at all costs!

  • Lentueen varapäällikkö must:

    1. serve as an aid to Lentueen päällikkö in supervising the pilots.

    2. serve as Lentueen päällikkö if he is unable to fulfil his duties.

  • Lentueen päällikkö must:

    1. supervise all pilots of his Lentue, making sure they practice and making sure they participate in Laivue activities.

    2. keep HQ informed about the status of the Lentue.

    3. keep track of pilots' achievements (e.g. ribbons).

    4. make recommendations to HQ regarding promotions and/or awards for individual pilots.

    5. take care of WM paperwork concerning his Lentue.

  • Training Officers (TO) must:

    1. schedule weekly trainings and plan the training program.

    2. observe the skills of the pilots and determine training objectives accordingly.

  • Recruiting Officers (RO) must:

    1. be in charge of the recruiting process.

    2. aid the TO in training the recruits.

  • All HQ members must:

    1. make all policy.

    2. negotiate all wars and take care of relations to other squadrons.

    3. recommend and decide on promotions and/or awards.

  • Laivueen varakomentaja must:

    1. aid Laivueen komentaja in running the Laivue.

    2. serve as Laivueen komentaja if he is unable to fulfil his duties.

  • Laivueen komentaja must:

    1. assign new recruits.

    2. schedule HQ meetings.

    3. issue promotions and/or awards.


  • Protocol

    1. Military Manners

      1. All Officers, including those holding a rank higher than yours, will be addressed by Sir. Also using the common salute/greeting (S! or T! within LLv34) is expected in relevant situations. When only LLv34 pilots are present, atmosphere can be more relaxed.

      2. All respects and courtesies will be extended to all Axis and Enemy pilots.

      3. The Chain of Command is implemented to ensure that issues are handled in a prompt and professional manner. Your Chain of Command will begin with your Lentueen varapäällikkö who will then direct your issue through the proper channels. All issues will be handled at the lowest level possible, however, all issues will be reviewed by all members of the Chain of Command and any action deemed necessary will be passed back down to the lowest level.

    2. General

      1. The use of language to include swearing, degrading or derogatory comments, and the use of SPAMing Will Not Be Tolerated under any circumstance!

      2. Extend Chivalry to your opponent. The exception to this rule will include any situation where you or any assets belonging to Fatherland are in jeopardy.

      3. Read, remember, and adhere to the rules of LLv34. If you are unfamiliar, or do not completely understand a rule, ask your Lentueen päällikkö for an explanation of that rule. Do not ask another pilot, because that pilot may also have misinterpreted the rule.

      4. When a squadron member is flying a War Mission, do NOT attempt any action that will put him in jeopardy. Causing losses to a squadron member during War Missions will lead to proper Court Martial investigations and possible punishments.

  • Meetings

    1. HQ will meet whenever an issue is brought to Laivueen komentaja.

    2. IL-2 Meetings are held every Wednesday starting at 19:00 CET.

    3. AH Meetings are held every Thursday starting at 20:00 CET.

    4. Every Lentue is encouraged to practice and fly War Missions as a unit

  • Recruitment

    1. All recruits must go through two test flights and an interview.

    2. The first test flight can be administered by any member of the LLv34. This flight is to test all forms of combat and flying (i.e. turning fights, head-ons, zoom and boom, evasion, landing, marksmanship etc). You are also to judge the applicants attitude, ability to take instruction and constructive criticism.

    3. If the pilot deems the applicant to be up to LLv34 standards he will then inform the Recruiting Officer (RO) who will interview the applicant and administer the second test flight. The second flight is the same as the first in its objectives.

    4. If RO agrees that the applicant is up to LLv34 standards he will recommend the applicant and give his contact information (e-mail or ICQ) and other acquired data to Laivueen komentaja.

    5. Laivueen komentaja will accept or decline the applicant and will inform him of the decision. In the final stage before becoming a full member of LLv34 the accepted applicants will become trainees. They will hold the rank of Alikersantti and a callsign LLv_T_Pilotname. The training period consist of flying 5-10 war missions (TrWMs) for further evaluation. Reports are to be submitted as normal but these TrWMs are not fully recorded to pilot log or kill board. All rules are still to be followed. Trainees can confirm for real WMs at the same time they fly their mock-WMs. Training missions have to be flown within 1 month after becoming a trainee. After each the reports have been evaluated and the performance is found sufficient the trainee will be assigned to a Lentue and given the rank of Kersantti. At this point the new pilot will change his callsign to LLv34_Pilotname.

  • Pilot Web Pages

    1. All pilots are given their own personal pilot page which will contain information about them.

    2. The following info should be submitted to Roster database.

      1. Your LLv34 nickname (eg. Koff).

      2. Your full name.

      3. Your e-mail address.

      4. Your ICQ number (see ICQ below).

      5. Your geographic location (city, county, etc.).

      6. Your date of birth.

      7. Scanned photo of yourself can be mailed to CO. (It will be inserted in a proper historical picture)


    3. You are required to make sure that all information displayed on your pilot page is up to date.


  • ICQ

    1. All LLv34 pilots are encouraged to have and use their own ICQ number. Downloading and installing the program is free. (Check the Links page)

    2. All pilots should fill in the following information in the appropriate fields in their ICQ user profile...

      1. Your LLv34 nickname (eg. LLv34_Koff).

      2. Your full name.

      3. Your e-mail address.

  • Kill Confirmations

    1. LLv34 kill boards in the web pages list all LLv34 pilots' kill counts. Pilots will be ranked on the kill board by the number of kills they have scored without dying. After a pilot dies, his or her kill count will be set back to zero.

    2. The kill board contains six fields:

      1. Missions flown during pilot's current life.

      2. Kills achieved during pilot's current life.

      3. The total number of lost lives.

      4. The total number of missions during previous lives.

      5. The total number of kills during previous lives.

      6. Pilot's best kill streak.

    3. Kill counts are updated automatically after HQ has checked the reports. This paperwork will be done as soon as possible when new reports appear on the desk.

    4. Detailed Kill Confirmation Rules for IL2, AH and EAW are linked also on the Kill Boards.


    Majuri
    LLv34_BlauKreuz
    Komentaja, Lentolaivue 34