Member Guide

Ranks

Every CAB rank, starting from the bottom. Companies have their own ranks on top of these.

Enlisted
  1. Recruit
    Everyone starts here.
  2. Private
    Junior members who still have a lot to learn.
  3. Private First Class PFC
    Competent members of CAB.
  4. Lance Corporal LCPL
    Skilled members, and the highest you can go before promotions become handpicked.
  5. Corporal CPL
    Picked out of the junior enlisted for skill and obedience.
Non-commissioned officers
  1. Sergeant SGT
    Your first NCO rank, where you start leading in battles and hosting recruit trainings.
  2. Staff Sergeant SSGT
    Experienced NCOs who can lead and teach well.
  3. Master Sergeant MSGT
    Veteran NCOs who are experts at leading and teaching. They make ideal officer candidates.
  4. Sergeant Major SGM
    The top NCO rank, kept as an honorary title for retired HIGHCOM and active logistics staff.
Commissioned officers
  1. Provisionary Officer
    Junior officers going through the officer training course.
  2. Second Lieutenant 2LT
    Regular officers; most of the officer corps sits here.
  3. First Lieutenant 1LT
    Experienced officers who have put real time into CAB.
  4. Captain
    Veteran officers, and our best leaders and players.
Battalion High Command
  1. Major
    Third in command, leading one of the detachments.
  2. Lieutenant Colonel
    The newest High Command rank, sitting between Major and Colonel.
  3. Colonel
    Second in command of the battalion, currently held by Sunriswee.
  4. General
    In charge of the whole battalion. That's Veronica.

Discord roles

RoleWho has it
Combined Arms BattalionThe main role every member has.
CAB Logistics OfficerStaff who manage the logistics of promotions.
CAB Commissioned OfficerOfficers who've completed the required training and are certified to host CAB-wide events.
CAB Non-Commissioned OfficerMembers past the NCO rank threshold. They often get special permissions, uniforms and leadership tasks.

Ranks inside each company

How to get promoted