San Andreas Naval Fleet

"Non sibi sed patriae"

(Not self but country)

The Navy recruitment process is designed to make sure you have the qualities we need while helping you identify the ideal role.

In order to join the Navy, you need to go through multiple phases. Start off with applying, create an application using the format down below and post it on our recruitment section titled "Name's Seaman Application".

Qualities we seek

Courage - Doing and saying the right thing, not the easy thing

All soldiers need courage, both physical and moral. Showing physical courage and risking injury or death to complete the mission is about controlling your fear, rather than a lack of fear. Training and discipline will help you to do your duty regardless of the dangers and discomforts. Moral courage is doing the right thing, not looking the other way when you know or see something is wrong, even if it is not a popular thing to do or say.

Discipline - Doing things properly and setting the right example

All teams need discipline. Discipline is vital in our line of work; it means that orders are carried out and everyone is confident that they will not be let down by their teammates.

Respect for Others - Treat others as you expect to be treated

There is no place for any form of harassment or discrimination in the Navy.
Discrimination damages teams; it excludes members and does not give them a chance to contribute. The Navy recognizes the importance of humor, but humor must be inclusive. Humor that insults, ridicules or intimidates people is destructive and damages the team.

Respecting others is part of the trust that must exist between you and your teammates; you must judge people on their abilities and not on their race, religion or sex. Respect for others, including civilians, detainees, and captured enemy forces, means treating people decently.

Integrity - Being honest with yourself and your teammates

Integrity means being honest, not lying, cheating or stealing. If you lack integrity, your teammates cannot trust what you say or do; they cannot rely on you and your team will suffer.

You must look after your integrity as, like trust, once it is lost it takes a long time to earn back, if ever.

Loyalty - Support the navy and your teammates

Loyalty is about supporting your teammates, looking after and helping them, putting their needs before your own, not letting them down, even when the going gets tough. In return, they will do the same for you.

However, loyalty does not mean you should cover up for illegal or unlawful acts committed by your teammates, as that would show a lack of integrity and moral courage.

Selfless Commitment - Mates and mission first, me second

The Navy is about teamwork - none of us work on our own, we always work in a team.
Teams can only be effective if we all play our part in full, putting the team and the mission before our own needs, trusting each other totally - even with our lives if necessary.

Standards

Lawful - Obey the law, all the time, wherever you are serving

All soldiers are subject to the law wherever they are serving. On operations, this includes international law, the laws of armed conflict and, in some cases, local civil law.

The Navy needs to be tough and aggressive and in doing your job, you will face people who break the law. This does not mean you can break the law. You must always keep your self-control, however angry or provoked you might be, because no soldier is ever above the law.

Acceptable Behaviour - Don't offend others

Trust underpins all our behavior. The Navy needs a more demanding standard of social behavior from you because our job depends upon putting others’ needs before our own, honesty and supporting your teammates.

Professional - Be the best

As a member of the Desert Eagles and Navy, you are trained to the highest standards. It is vital that you maintain those standards all the time, on and off duty.

Application rules

You cannot be a member of any criminal organization such as a gang. Those with a criminal past can still apply however this must be mentioned in their application.
You can not be a member of any criminal group such as CLO/SAP. Former members of such groups can still apply however this must be mentioned in their application.

Application format

## **`Part I: Personal Information`**
**Real name:**
**Gender:**
**Age:**

 
## **`Part II: In-Game Details`**
**Username:**
**Nickname:**
**When did you start playing on SAES:RPG:**
**Current organization and rank:**
**Current server groups and your role in each one:**
 
## **`Part III: Roleplay Application`**
**Name:**
**Nationality and country of origin:**
**City of residence:**
**Born in:**
**Age:**
**Martial status:**
**Education:**
**Profession:**
**Have you committed any crime before?**
**Do you have any eyesight issues?**
**What can you offer to The Desert Eagles Navy?**
**Contact Details(Address, Contact No.)**
**What is your Social Security Number?**
**List your Employment History:**
**List any previous Military Service History:**
**What are your job Interests?**

## **`Part IV: Roleplay Story`**
**Write down a story about breaching an enemy vessel in amidst of sea [450 words]**

Admiral Gerald

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