1.) Don't god-mod.
2.) No meta-gaming.
3.) Be realistic. We aren't going to have any teenage super-soldiers.
4.) I'm the GM. Therefore, I am always right.
5.) If I am not right, then refer to rule number 4 for guidance.
6.) Please have fun!


Character Skeleton
Name: (This is an American unit. It's okay to have non-American names, but then you would need to cover that in your bio, such as with your parents being 1st or 2nd generation immigrants to the US, or just very traditional.)
Call-Sign: (If I see people adopting names like "Viper" or "Cobra" without a good reason, I'll beat somebody. These names aren't given to sound cool. They're given to the person as a representation of something about them, or their personality.)
Rank: (Use US Army ranks, and be realistic. You're not going to be some young buck-private. Corporal or higher, but don't go too extreme, like making your character a Major.)
Age: (You're not a teenage super-soldier, and you're sure as hell not becoming an experienced special operations soldier before the age of 20, at least.)
Gender: (Since females aren't allowed in special operations teams in the US, you'll need to think of a good reason to be female.)
Former Unit: (Green Berets, US Rangers, Air Force Pararescue, Marine Force Recon, Navy SEALs, etc. None of the SAS and other units. This is an American-founded unit.)
Speciality: (Don't put "knives" just because you think it seems cool, or something like that. By this I mean things like "Demolitionist" or "Medic" or even "Communications". Things like that.)
Appearance: (Try to find a realistic image. Descriptions are acceptable.)

Other: (Any information that doesn't fit in the skeleton, or any of the other sections.)


Also: don't fill out the equipment section. As a skilled operator, your equipment may need to change with the mission.