The 1st international Army Core  
  
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# General Information

# About Us

We’re a semi-serious *Arma 3* milsim group focused on realism, teamwork, and immersion—without turning the game into a second job.

Our operations are built around modern combined-arms warfare, meaning infantry, armor, aviation, and support elements all work together just like they would in real-world scenarios.

We use real military structure, communications, and tactics, but we keep things flexible so gameplay stays smooth, fun, and accessible.



# What Defines Us

**Realism without the drama**  
We use real tactics like formations, bounding, CAS, MEDEVAC, and a clear chain of command—but we don’t enforce “sir” culture or take ranks too seriously.

**Teamwork first**  
Success comes from coordination and communication, not lone-wolf play or chasing kills.

**Structured operations**  
Every mission has objectives, intel, and leadership. Every role matters, from rifleman to detachment lead.

**Approachable training**  
New players are welcome. We’ll teach you everything you need to know—no prior milsim experience required.



# When We Play

Operations are held every **Saturday at 3 PM EST**.

We run two types of missions:

* **Main Ops** – The core missions that drive the campaign forward
* **Side Ops** – Smaller missions that can directly impact future Main Ops

*(We’ll always let you know which type of op it is ahead of time.)*



# What Are Side Ops?

Side Ops are flexible missions based on current campaign needs and available units. These missions help set up future operations and can range from low-risk to combat-heavy depending on the situation.

Examples include:

* Reconnaissance of enemy positions (on foot or via drone)
* Delivering supplies to friendly or frontline units
* Evacuating civilians from dangerous areas
* Transporting or securing enemy POWs

Combat is always possible—especially near the frontline or in high-activity areas.



# Example Operation Setup

With three detachments active, a mission might look like this:

* **Detachment 1** – Conducts recon on enemy positions
* **Detachment 2** – Transports supplies to friendly/frontline forces
* **Detachment 3** – Handles civilian evacuation or POW transport

Each group plays a different role, but all contribute to the bigger mission.



# What Is a Detachment?

A **detachment** is a specialized group within the unit. Each one has its own role, capabilities, and equipment based on mission needs.

Examples:

* A **light recon detachment** focused on speed and scouting
* An **assault detachment** designed to push objectives and clear areas first



# Gear & Progression System

Detachments don’t start with top-tier gear—they earn it.

* Each detachment begins with a set amount of **points/funds**
* Points are earned through performance, activity, and mission success
* Points can be spent to upgrade equipment, unlock gear, or improve capabilities

**Important:**  
When a new campaign starts, gear tiers may drop by 1–2 levels depending on:

* Detachment role
* Player count
* Overall balance



# Example Progression

* A detachment starts with **100 points**
* They spend points on gear upgrades or new equipment
* Purchased gear becomes available in their arsenal or gear box

Better performance in operations = more resources and better equipment over time.

The 1st international Army Core [A3][Recruiting][New-Player Friendly][US/NA/EST][Semi-serious][17+]