First Name: Tom
Last Name: Gibbs
Age: 18
Desired Duty Assignment: 11B Infantry
ArmA III Player ID: 76561198025876707
How long have you been playing ArmA III?: 789 hours currently but I've been playing since the alpha
Are you currently a member of an ArmA III gaming clan or unit?: No, recently left
Why do you want to join the 506th Infantry Regiment Realism Unit?: I recently just left the 111th SOD with a set of guys who are also applying at this time. We left because the leader of the unit was taking the unit in a casual direction. We all joined and worked hard to make it milsim and with the change of pace me ( SGT. T.Gibbs,), CO 2LT. Treyum, Sgt Lumar, Sgt. T.Gordon, and Cpl.JohnBroughton all turned in our ranks and left. We saw the 506th as a good option to get the milsim experience in arma we want and are looking for. We all have plenty of milsim experience when it comes to taking and receiving orders and are excited to get a fresh start. Also if possible we would all like to be in the same unit as we have worked together for a long time and know how each other play.
If you have elected either rotary wing pilot, fighter pilot, combat engineer or medic, if all billets are full by the time you finish the training pipeline, you may have to go infantry for the time being. Do you understand this?: yes (Doesnt Apply)
Please check your user profile and ensure that the email address you registered with is correct. Have you done this?: thomasmarshall.gibbs565@gmail.com
Do you understand the definition of realism gaming according to the 506th realism unit, and is this the type of realism experience you desire and are willing to abide by?: Yes
Have you read and understood the requirements for our unit and the criteria for being active and taking a billet in this unit and that failure to complete said criteria will place you into the reserve platoon?: Yes
You understand the fact that this unit is a EST (GMT -5) time zone based unit, and the attendance requirements of operations are dependent on your choice of Sundays at 2000 EST (0100 GMT) or Saturdays at 2000 EST (0100 GMT)?: Yes
