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==BatRon 1 Questions==
==BatRon 1 Questions==
* In looking through [[MEDUSA]], I'm not seeing any formal divisions within [[BatRon 1]].  What are the divisions located within?  --[[Image:F1n1.png|15px]] '''[[User:MDGarcia|CDRE Sir Michael D. Garcia]], [[KCE]], [[OC]], [[GS]], [[RMN]]''' <sup>([[TRMN:Administrators|'''Administrator''']] - [[User_talk:MDGarcia|talk]] - [[Special:Contributions/MDGarcia|contribs]])</sup> 01:30, 24 September 2016 (PDT)
* In looking through [[MEDUSA]], I'm not seeing any formal divisions within [[BatRon 1]].  What are the divisions located within?  --[[Image:F1n1.png|15px]] '''[[User:MDGarcia|CDRE Sir Michael D. Garcia]], [[KCE]], [[OC]], [[GS]], [[RMN]]''' <sup>([[TRMN:Administrators|'''Administrator''']] - [[User_talk:MDGarcia|talk]] - [[Special:Contributions/MDGarcia|contribs]])</sup> 01:30, 24 September 2016 (PDT)
Michael, I will add in the BatDivs. 
This brings up another question:  would it be desirable to have a different subsidiary header style that drills down another level (or two!) in fleet echelons to make the outline clearer?  Right now there are, under the "Order of battle" header, three levels:
FLEET
-Top Level
--Second Level (if applicable.  Header with smaller font)
---Ship
Which results in (in case of BatDivs)
FLEET
1. TF21
2. TG21.1
2. BatRon 1
2 BatDiv 11
3. Ship
This gives the subsidiary echelons (task group, squadron, division) equal "weight."  The relationships would be much clearer if we could make it:
FLEET
1. TF
2. TG
3. squadron
4. division
5. ship
with at least increasing indents for each level?  However, we then run into the issue of some divisions reporting directly to fleet, with no intervening echelons (in TRMN we build echelons from the bottom up as new chapters are founded).
* "Non-aligned units."  Could we come up with different nomenclature for this?  I know you are defining "non-aligned" as "those ships that are not assigned to an echelon below fleet level," but it just doesn't sound right-- makes it sound like they are not even part of the RMN.  They are part of the fleet like all the other ships.  My solution was "Other fleet assets."  Perhaps "Additional Fleet units" ? 
[[User:JNeitz|Westmarch]]

Revision as of 18:18, 26 September 2016

BatRon 1 Questions

Michael, I will add in the BatDivs.

This brings up another question: would it be desirable to have a different subsidiary header style that drills down another level (or two!) in fleet echelons to make the outline clearer? Right now there are, under the "Order of battle" header, three levels:

FLEET -Top Level

--Second Level (if applicable. Header with smaller font) ---Ship


Which results in (in case of BatDivs) FLEET 1. TF21 2. TG21.1 2. BatRon 1 2 BatDiv 11 3. Ship


This gives the subsidiary echelons (task group, squadron, division) equal "weight." The relationships would be much clearer if we could make it: FLEET 1. TF 2. TG 3. squadron 4. division 5. ship

with at least increasing indents for each level? However, we then run into the issue of some divisions reporting directly to fleet, with no intervening echelons (in TRMN we build echelons from the bottom up as new chapters are founded).

  • "Non-aligned units." Could we come up with different nomenclature for this? I know you are defining "non-aligned" as "those ships that are not assigned to an echelon below fleet level," but it just doesn't sound right-- makes it sound like they are not even part of the RMN. They are part of the fleet like all the other ships. My solution was "Other fleet assets." Perhaps "Additional Fleet units" ?


Westmarch