Commanding Officer Application - RandomGuy341
What is your BYOND key?
RandomGuy341
What is your Discord ID?
skad._.
What is your timezone in UTC?
UTC+2
Player Name You Use Most?
Skadi Elsher
Ban Appeals, Whitelist and Staff Applications:
Have you been banned in the last 3 months?
No.
If so, why?
N/A
Command Knowledge:
How familiar are you with command positions?
I am familiar with being the Executive Officer, Staff Officer. I also have some time as the CMP and plenty of experience on the field as a squad leader, enough to feel comfortable in the field.
Hours in XO:
72.2
Hours in SL:
65.0
Character Information:
Why did your character decide to become the CO of a ship?
Skadi wanted to improve her leadership skills further, which she wasnāt able to accomplish as just a second in command as the commanding officer above her always made the critical decisions which didnāt allow Skadi to experiment with her own ideas.
Skadiās second goal was to explore the galaxy, the idea of leading her own vessel was very exciting and appealing to her, along with the challenges awaiting commanding officers of the USCM.
How did your character attain the position of CO?
Skadi Elsherās rapid ascent to the position of Commanding Officer within the United States Colonial Marines was a culmination of exceptional leadership, notable achievements, and recognition by her superiors.
Skadi consistently demonstrated her leadership prowess in critical and high-pressure situations. Whether it was taking charge during the absence of a commanding officer or leading successful missions against adversaries like the CLF, her ability to make sound decisions and inspire confidence in her team set her apart.
Skadiās track record was marked by a series of exceptional performances and notable achievements throughout her military career. Her success in various missions and campaigns showcased not only her capabilities but also her effectiveness in leading teams to success.
Provide a short story of your CO.
Command Actions:
When do you believe itās appropriate to pardon a prisoner?
I believe its appropriate to pardon a prisoner as long as its in best interest of the operation, for example pardoning the ordinance technician for blowing up his lab on accident provided heās capable of making proper ordinance after being released. [No more lab explosions]
I would pardon a combat technician taking spare equipment vendors from around the ship such as a tool vendor and a medicine vendor groundside. They are trying to help the operation, if weāre in dire need of equipment he doesnāt deserve punishment for providing.
I would pardon a researcher for creating greenos without my permission IF it was on accident, they were friendly and I received approval from USCM High Command [Sedition]
Give some examples of when you would or would not use pardon.
I would not pardon a quartermaster who wasted all of our budget on random, useless equipment as he purposefully lost all of our budget on unnecessary equipment.
I would not pardon an ordinance technician intentionally making the ordinance overly dangerous to wield, this results in high chances of mishandling and deaths
I would not pardon a rifleman for stealing someoneās gun or attachments. Common decency, no good from a riflemen who just steals equipment from his comrades
When do you believe itās appropriate to use a Battlefield Execution?
Battlefield executions should be used against individuals when military police are unable to carry out an execution themselves when repeatedly being harassed, or in life-threatening situations among other things.
I would execute a marine constantly interrupting my briefing. This actively makes informing marines about current plans/circumstances difficult.
I would execute someone sabotaging CIC. Heās actively hindering the operation in possibly critical moments.
I would execute someone attempting to overthrow me. Someone attempting to overthrow me is a danger to the operation as heās actively drawing the command staffās attention from the operation towards himself and directly threatens the commanding officer [me].
I would execute someone for killing multiple marines with CAS or OB. There is a point where you have to receive punishment even if its accidental, especially when the casualties are double-digit.
Give some examples of when you would or would not use Battlefield Execution.
I would not execute someone disrupting my briefing but stopping after a warning. If they understand they made a mistake thereās no reason to shoot them over it.
I would not execute someone accidentally discharging their rifle at me or other marines. Accidents happen, let him off with a few pushups or let him free in general.
I would not execute someone for accidentally disabling a critical part of the ship. While it was a big big mistake, its still a mistake and that doesnāt mean we should shoot everyone for slightest overdoses and others.