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'''Clan Tags''' or '''Dog Tags''' is the identification tags worn by Right to Rebel personnel. Real life dog tags are usually fabricated from a corrosion-resistant metal or alloy such as aluminum, monel or stainless-steel, although during war-time they have been made from whatever metals were available. In game our tags are represented by a specific set of characters before a members name. Wearing of the tag is required at all times by soldiers in the field. (see [[General_Orders#General Order Eighteen|General Order Eighteen]])  
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'''Clan Tags''' or '''Dog Tags''' are the identification tags worn by Right to Rebel personnel. In game our tags are represented by a specific set of characters before a members name to denote membership in Right to Rebel. Wearing of the tag is required at all times by soldiers in the field. (see [[General_Orders#General Order Eighteen|General Order Eighteen]])  
  
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==History==
 
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During the American Civil War of 1861-1865, some soldiers pinned paper notes with their name and home address to the backs of their coats. Other soldiers stenciled identification on their knapsacks or scratched it in the soft lead backing of the Army belt buckle.
 
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Manufacturers of identification badges recognized a market and began advertising in periodicals. Their pins were usually shaped to suggest a branch of service and engraved with soldier's name and unit. Machine-stamped tags were also made of brass or lead with a hole and usually had (on one side) an eagle or shield and such phrases as "War for the Union" or "Liberty, Union, and Equality." The other side had the soldier's name and unit and sometimes a list of battles in which he had participated.
 
  
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A New Yorker named John Kennedy wrote to the U.S. Army in 1862, offering to furnish discs for all officers and men in the Federal Army, enclosing a design for the disc. The National Archives now has the letter along with the reply, a summary refusal without explanation.
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==Tag Application==
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All Right to Rebel members are required to wear tags in any game that allows such a function. Below you can find the procedure to equip the Clan Tags in games we currently host.
  
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In the Spanish-American War, soldiers purchased crude stamped identification tags, sometimes with misleading information.
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===BattleField 4===
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While logged onto the BattleLog site navigate to your profile and select Edit Profile. Select "Soldiers" and select the correct BF4 soldier, then on the "TAG" field type in "rTr" and hit save. Once done you will be properly representing rTr in all BattleField 4 servers. Please note all members MUST represent with these tags while a member of Right to Rebel. You must also be on our TeamSpeak server while on any of our servers.
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===BattleField 1===
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On the start screen of BF1 select the "Platoons" icon on the left-hand toolbar. If you are not a part of the rTr Platoon search and apply for it on the "Find Platoon" drop-down. Once a member of the Platoon select "Represent" on the Platoon Description page to apply your Clan Tags. Please note all members MUST represent with these tags while a member of Right to Rebel. You must also be on our TeamSpeak server while on any of our servers.
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===Arma 3===
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Navigate to the Right to Rebel Unit page while logged into you Bohemia account with your Steam Pofile connected. Select "Apply to Unit" and inform the admin(s) of Arma3 in the TeamSpeak or via a PAF of your application. Once you have been accepted into the unit simply select the Right to Rebel unit upon launching Arma3 to represent with your Clan Tags. Please note all members MUST represent with these tags while a member of Right to Rebel. You must also be on our TeamSpeak server while on any of our servers.
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==See Also==
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[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dog_tag:Link History of Dog Tags]

Revision as of 16:05, 24 May 2017

Clan Tags or Dog Tags are the identification tags worn by Right to Rebel personnel. In game our tags are represented by a specific set of characters before a members name to denote membership in Right to Rebel. Wearing of the tag is required at all times by soldiers in the field. (see General Order Eighteen)


Tag Application

All Right to Rebel members are required to wear tags in any game that allows such a function. Below you can find the procedure to equip the Clan Tags in games we currently host.

BattleField 4

While logged onto the BattleLog site navigate to your profile and select Edit Profile. Select "Soldiers" and select the correct BF4 soldier, then on the "TAG" field type in "rTr" and hit save. Once done you will be properly representing rTr in all BattleField 4 servers. Please note all members MUST represent with these tags while a member of Right to Rebel. You must also be on our TeamSpeak server while on any of our servers.

BattleField 1

On the start screen of BF1 select the "Platoons" icon on the left-hand toolbar. If you are not a part of the rTr Platoon search and apply for it on the "Find Platoon" drop-down. Once a member of the Platoon select "Represent" on the Platoon Description page to apply your Clan Tags. Please note all members MUST represent with these tags while a member of Right to Rebel. You must also be on our TeamSpeak server while on any of our servers.

Arma 3

Navigate to the Right to Rebel Unit page while logged into you Bohemia account with your Steam Pofile connected. Select "Apply to Unit" and inform the admin(s) of Arma3 in the TeamSpeak or via a PAF of your application. Once you have been accepted into the unit simply select the Right to Rebel unit upon launching Arma3 to represent with your Clan Tags. Please note all members MUST represent with these tags while a member of Right to Rebel. You must also be on our TeamSpeak server while on any of our servers.


See Also

History of Dog Tags

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