1st Corps

Call of Duty Division; Population About 2,000 People in the Clan

Ghost Recon Division; Population Unknown

Rainbow Six Division; Population About 1,200 People

SOCOM Division; Population Unknown


2nd Corps

Gears of War Division; Population About 1,000 People

Halo Division; Population About 1,300 People

Huxley Division; Population Unknown

Lost Planet Division; Population Unknown



This is the highest meritorious award bestowed upon Tactical Warfare members.

The Medal of Honour is awarded by the Chief of Staff in the name of Tactical Warfare, or, in the case of the Chief of Staff, by all of TWC, to a person who, while a member of Tactical Warfare, distinguishes himself or herself by self-sacrifice so conspicuous as to clearly distinguish the individual above his or her comrades.


Each recommendation for the award of this decoration will be considered on the standard of extraordinary merit.
This is the second-highest meritorious award bestowed upon Tactical Warfare members.

The Distinguished Service Cross is awarded by the Chief of Staff in the name of Tactical Warfare, or, in the case of the Chief of Staff, by all of TWC, to a person who, while serving in any capacity within Tactical Warfare, distinguishes himself or herself by emxtraordinary dedication, on or off the battlefield, but which does not justify the award of a Medal of Honor.<


The act or acts of dedication must have been so notable and have involved self-sacrifice so extraordinary as to set the individual apart from his or her comrades.
The Silver Star is awarded by the member's Division Officer in the name of the member's Chain of Command, to a person who, while serving in any capacity within Tactical Warfare, is cited for gallantry while engaged in action on the battlefield.


The required gallantry, while of a lesser degree than that required for award of the Distinguished Service Cross, must nevertheless have been performed with marked distinction.


The Bronze Star Medal is awarded by the member's Division Officer in the name of the member's Chain of Command, to any person who, while serving in any capacity within Tactical Warfare, distinguished himself or herself on or off the battlefield, by heroic or meritorious achievement or service.


The required heroism or achievement, while of a lesser degree than that required for award of the Silver Star, must nevertheless have been performed with marked distinction.The Medal of Excellence is awarded by the member’s Division Officer in the name of his or her Division, to recognize an individual who continuously displays consistent and reliable service within his or her Division.

While there is no specific time threshold to qualify for the Medal of Excellence, but no earlier than the sixth month of continuous service within TW, the Division Officer shall ensure the service to be honored merits the special recognition afforded by this award.


The principal requirement for this award is indisputable exemplary performance in all phases of communication, training, leadership, and competition.

Here are The Badges
The Tactical Warfare Command Badge identifies Tactical Warfare’s highest-ranking officers.

Tactical Warfare Command (TWC) is comprised of the Chief of Staff, and all of TW’s Corps Commanders.

This badge is a symbol of respect, and can only be earned through hard work, leadership, discipline, dedication, and self-sacrifice in the name of TW and TW affairs.The Chief of Staff Badge identifies the highest-ranking position within Tactical Warfare. The minimum rank for this position is General of TW (5 Star).

The Chief of Staff’s (CoS) main duty and responsibility is to ensure all divisions are completing their duties, roles and responsibilities as established by TWC.

Another duty of the CoS is to help ensure the future and growth of Tactical Warfare as a whole, and to help ensure the happiness of all of TW’s membersThe Corps Commander Badge identifies the highest-ranking position in each of TW's Corps, and the second highest-ranking position within Tactical Warfare.

The minimum rank for this position is Lieutenant General.

The Corps Commander's (CC) main duty and responsibility is to lead a Corps consisting of 3 Divisions and/or the Head Training Office (HTO).

Another duty of the CC is to ensure all his/her divisions are completing their duties, roles and responsibilities as established by TWC.

In addition, the CC is also responsible for supporting the CoS in the completion of his/her duties and responsibilities. DIVISION STAFFThe Division Officer Badge identifies the highest-ranking position in each of TW’s Divisions. The minimum rank for this position is Brigadier General.

The Division Officer’s (DO) main duty and responsibility is to lead a Division consisting of up to 2 Battalions and a Head Training Office (HTO). In addition, the DO is the contact person between the Division and TWC.

The DO is also accountable for all members under his/her command, as well as being responsible for approving new recruits, and discharging existing TW members as needed.

Promotions and transfers also fall under the DO’s responsibilities, and are done based upon recommendation from his Battalion CO’s.The Brigade Commander Badge identifies the second highest-ranking position in each of TW’s Divisions. The minimum rank for this position is Lieutenant Colonel.

The Brigade Commander’s (BGC) main duty and responsibility is to support the Division Officer in the completion of his/her duties and responsibilities

Another duty of the BGC is to ensure the Division Staff tracks attendance and promotions according to regulations, as well as keeping track of the HTO’s progress in tracking Boot Camp completion, members who are AWOL, and members who are On Leave.
The Head Training Instructor Badge identifies the officer in charge of TW’s Head Training Office (HTO). The minimum rank for this position is Lieutenant Colonel.

The Head Training Instructor’s (HTI) main duty and responsibility is to control all aspects of TW’s training, from boot camp to advanced training courses, and is therefore in charge of all of TW’s Head Training Assistants (HTIA) and Drill Instructors (DI).

The HTI is also the immediate Chain of Command (CoC) for all new Recruits (REC) until they are assigned to a particular squad.The Head Training Instructor Assistant Badge identifies the second highest-ranking officer in TW’s Head Training Office (HTO). The minimum rank for this position is Master Gunnery Sergeant.

There are multiple Head Training Instructor Assistants (HTIA) in the HTO and their main duties and responsibilities are to support the Head Training Instructor in the completion of his/her duties and responsibilities.

The HTIAs ensures the HTO is accurately tracking all new members’ Boot Camp completion and progress, which members are considered to be AWOL, and which members are On Leave.

The HTIAs also brings forward any issues regarding new recruits and/or training directly to the HTI.The Drill Instructor Badge identifies members who have successfully completed Tactical Warfare’s official Drill Instructor training course.

Drill Instructors (DI) are the only qualified personnel who have the capacity to administer official Boot Camp sessions to new Recruits, and play a pivotal role in the training and development of active TW members. The Commanding Officer Badge identifies the highest-ranking position in each Division’s various Battalions. The minimum rank for this position is Captain.

The Commanding Officer’s (CO) main duty and responsibility is to command all members of his or her Battalion, and resolve all issues, problems, or concerns that arise within his or her Battalion.

The CO acts as the point of contact between the Squad Staff and the Division Staff, and is accountable for all members under his or her command. The CO will delegate duties to others in his or her Battalion as he or she sees fit.The Executive Officer Badge identifies the second highest-ranking position in each Division’s various Battalions. The minimum rank for this position is Second Lieutenant.

The Executive Officer’s (XO) main duty and responsibility is to support the Commanding Officer in the completion of his/her duties and responsibilities.

Another duty of the XO is to oversee the Squad Staff’s performance and coverage, to ensure all squad practices are running at optimal limits. he XO will also recommend changes in leadership or practice improvements, as well as promotions, to the CO.The Battlefield Commander Badge identifies the third highest-ranking position in each of TW's Battalions.

The minimum rank for this position is First Sergeant.

The Battlefield Commander's (BFC) main duty and responsibility is to lead, oversee and coordinate all aspects of battlefield engagements for multiple squads within a Battalion.

This position is only official for game franchises that support the simultaneous online play of multiple squads, such as in massive multiplayer games.

While in-game, all SL's report directly to the BFC for all aspects of squad movement, tactics, formations and strategies. The Squad Leader Badge identifies the highest-ranking position in each Battalion’s various Squads. The minimum rank for this position is Staff Sergeant.

The Squad Leader’s (SL) main duty and responsibility is to coordinate and run his/her squad’s practices and matches.

The SL also runs all aspects of his/her squad, such as answering questions from squad members to solving conflict within his/her squad.

The SL can also recommend promotions, demotions and discharges to his CoC, if he/she can provide detailed proof that a squad member has not been following TW’s regulations and protocol.The Squad Assistant Badge identifies the second highest-ranking position in each Battalion’s various Squads. The minimum rank for this position is Sergeant.

The Squad Assistant’s (SA) main duty and responsibility is to support the Squad Leader in the completion of his/her duties and responsibilities.

Another duty of the SA is to conduct the duties of the SL if the SL is absent, or not available to answer questions, concerns, or to solve conflict within the squad. The Web Team Badge identifies members of Tactical Warfare’s Web Team. The Web Team is comprised of members from various technical backgrounds, all of whom possess specialized skills in areas such as HTML and web design, multimedia publishing, or audio/visual editing.

Web Team members are the unsung heroes behind the scenes on the website, forums, and documents, and they are constantly striving to provide a product worthy of the TW brand. The Boot Camp Badge identifies active members of Tactical Warfare who have completed his or her Division’s respective Boot Camp training session.

Boot Camp (BC) is immediately administrated to all new Recruits upon their registration with Tactical Warfare.

Once a Recruit completes Boot Camp, he or she is automatically promoted from Recruit to Private First Class.

Only members who have obtained this badge will be allowed to participate in Squad Practices and Ladder Matches, officially representing Tactical Warfare.</SPAN>The Military Operations on Urban Terrain Badge denotes proficiency and certification in Tactical Warfare’s official adaptation of United States Marine Corps MOUT Tactics.

Military Operations on Urban Terrain (MOUT) training must be administered to the member by qualified MOUT personnel in order for the certification to be official.

MOUT tactics consist of the formation, movement, discipline, dispersion, and security of a small but effective Fire Team in an urban environment.

Qualification ensures members recognize the various formations in MOUT, how to adapt from one formation to another seamlessly, their role within the Fire Team, and how to clear urban areas, such as buildings, warehouses, and other urban structures, of enemy forces.</SPAN>The Ready-Team-Fire-Assist Badge denotes proficiency and certification in Tactical Warfare’s official adaptation of United States Marine Corps Fire Team Tactics.

Ready-Team-Fire-Assist (RTFA) training must be administered to the member by qualified RTFA personnel in order for the certification to be official.

RTFA tactics consist of the formation, movement, discipline, dispersion, and security of a small but effective Fire Team.

Qualification ensures members recognize the various formations in RTFA, how to adapt from one formation to another seamlessly, their role within the Fire Team, and how to deal with contact with the enemy, or the possibility of threat of contact with the enemy.</SPAN>The Medical Badge denotes proficiency in all aspects of in-game medical knowledge, applications and tools, and in the revival of fallen squad mates.

This position is only official for game franchises that support a medic component and/or revival system.

To obtain this badge, a TW member must complete the TW Medic Training course in the respective member's Division, by achieving a score above the 75% mark.</SPAN>The Rifle Weapons Marksman Badge denotes proficiency in the use of semi and automatic rifles.

The badge itself has a silver tone, to depict its category of Rifle Weapons.

To obtain this badge, a TW member must complete the TW Infantry Training course in the respective weapon class, by achieving a score ranging from 50% to 74%.</SPAN>The Rifle Weapons Sharpshooter Badge denotes proficiency in the use of semi and automatic rifles.

The badge itself has a silver tone, to depict its category of Rifle Weapons.

To obtain this badge, a TW member must complete the TW Infantry Training course in the respective weapon class, by achieving a score ranging from 75% to 89%.</SPAN>The Rifle Weapons Expert Badge denotes proficiency in the use of semi and automatic rifles.

The badge itself has a silver tone, to depict its category of Rifle Weapons.

To obtain this badge, a TW member must complete the TW Infantry Training course in the respective weapon class, by achieving a score above the 90% mark.</SPAN>The Sniper Weapons Marksman Badge denotes proficiency in the use of sniper-type rifles.

The badge itself has a gold tone, to depict its category of Sniper Weapons.

To obtain this badge, a TW member must complete the TW Infantry Training course in the respective weapon class, by achieving a score ranging from 50% to 74%.</SPAN>The Sniper Weapons Sharpshooter Badge denotes proficiency in the use of sniper-type rifles.

The badge itself has a gold tone, to depict its category of Sniper Weapons.

To obtain this badge, a TW member must complete the TW Infantry Training course in the respective weapon class, by achieving a score ranging from 75% to 89%.</SPAN>The Sniper Weapons Expert Badge denotes proficiency in the use of sniper-type rifles.

The badge itself has a gold tone, to depict its category of Sniper Weapons.

To obtain this badge, a TW member must complete the TW Infantry Training course in the respective weapon class, by achieving a score above the 90% mark.</SPAN>The Explosives Weapons Marksman Badge denotes proficiency in the use of grenade or rocket launcher rifles, as well as frag and smoke grenades.

The badge itself has a bronze tone, to depict its category of Explosive Weapons.

To obtain this badge, a TW member must complete the TW Infantry Training course in the respective weapon class, by achieving a score ranging from 50% to 74%.</SPAN>The Explosives Weapons Sharpshooter Badge denotes proficiency in the use of grenade or rocket launcher rifles, as well as frag and smoke grenades.

The badge itself has a bronze tone, to depict its category of Explosive Weapons.

To obtain this badge, a TW member must complete the TW Infantry Training course in the respective weapon class, by achieving a score ranging from 75% to 89%.</SPAN>The Explosives Weapons Expert Badge denotes proficiency in the use of grenade or rocket launcher rifles, as well as frag and smoke grenades.

The badge itself has a bronze tone, to depict its category of Explosive Weapons.

To obtain this badge, a TW member must complete the TW Infantry Training course in the respective weapon class, by achieving a score above the 90% mark.</SPAN>The Close Quarter Combat (CQB) Weapons Marksman Badge denotes proficiency in the use of CQB-type weapons, including, but not limited to the following: hand-to-hand combat, knives, pistols, shotguns, and other game-specific close-range weapons as applicable.

The badge itself has a steel blue tone, to depict its category of CQB Weapons.

To obtain this badge, a TW member must complete the TW Infantry Training course in the respective weapon class, by achieving a score ranging from 50% to 74%. </SPAN>The Close Quarter Combat (CQB) Weapons Sharpshooter Badge denotes proficiency in the use of CQB-type weapons, including, but not limited to the following: hand-to-hand combat, knives, pistols, shotguns, and other game-specific close-range weapons as applicable.

The badge itself has a steel blue tone, to depict its category of CQB Weapons.

To obtain this badge, a TW member must complete the TW Infantry Training course in the respective weapon class, by achieving a score ranging from 75% to 89%.</SPAN>The Close Quarter Combat (CQB) Weapons Sharpshooter Badge denotes proficiency in the use of CQB-type weapons, including, but not limited to the following: hand-to-hand combat, knives, pistols, shotguns, and other game-specific close-range weapons as applicable.

The badge itself has a steel blue tone, to depict its category of CQB Weapons.

To obtain this badge, a TW member must complete the TW Infantry Training course in the respective weapon class, by achieving a score above the 90% mark.

No offence or anything but i really dislike the army like structure and medals, i think its kinda lame

agree with kapow. Big clans suck! They pay no attention to you whatsoever

My personal #1 clan rule: "Keep it small and simple.".

cool but wont be joining. pretty much agree with everyones post here

There Are diffrent Squads