506th Infantry Regiment
Arma Reforger
We are an Arma gaming realism unit. For information about the real 506th IR, check here: 506th Infantry Regiment
About Us
The 506th Infantry Regiment Realism Unit was founded in late 2014 by former members of the 15th MEU(SOC) Realism Unit. Many of our members are veterans and active duty military from around the world. The primary focus of the unit is light infantry combat in Arma Reforger utilizing real to life tactics, techniques, protocol, and communication.
At its core, a realism unit is a role-playing unit. We strive to promote an immersive and professional environment for members to role-play in by providing a unique and structured military experience. The minimum age to join is 18 years old.
The goal of the unit is to always balance the realism with fun. We always have to remember that this is a game and we are here for entertainment.
Click the "Join Up" link above, submit your application, and we'll see you on the battlefield!
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OSUT Graduates
Honoring our newest soldiers who have completed their One Station Unit Training and are ready to join the ranks.
506TH INFANTRY REGIMENT
REALISM UNIT
OSUT TRAINING COMMAND
"CURRAHEE"
1ST BN / 506TH INF
101ST ABN DIV
NO SUBSTITUTE FOR VICTORY
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Our unit simulates the experience of being in Alpha Company, 1st Battalion, 506th Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division. We are primarily an infantry unit, dedicated to authentic small unit tactics and platoon-level operations
Leadership Doctrine
Ten Principles for Success
Strive to be a leader of character, competence, and courage.
Lead from the front. Say, "Follow me!" and then lead the way.
Stay in top physical shape — physical stamina is the root of mental toughness.
Develop your team. If you know your people, are fair in setting realistic goals and expectations, and lead by example, you will develop teamwork.
Delegate responsibility to your subordinates and let them do their job. You can't do a good job if you don't have a chance to use your imagination and creativity.
Anticipate problems and prepare to overcome obstacles. Don't wait until you get to the top of the ridge and then make up your mind.
Remain humble. Don't worry about who receives the credit. Never let power or authority go to your head.
Take a moment of self-reflection. Look at yourself in the mirror every night and ask yourself if you did your best.
True satisfaction comes from getting the job done. The key to a successful leader is to earn respect — not because of rank or position, but because you are a leader of character.
Hang Tough! — Never, ever, give up.
— From "Beyond Band of Brothers: The War Memoirs of Major Dick Winters"
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