Naval Rifle Marksmanship
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TRMN Information
This award is given to any member for having completed a certain number of games of a land based tactical game, such as Warhammer 30K. The games must be logged and witnessed by two people, unless played via Saganami Island with a BuTrain Instructor or have some independent, verifiable system in place.
The list of games which qualify toward this award is in Admiralty Order 1411-03.
| Due to the legal liability associated with offering awards for actual marksmanship, live fire is specifically prohibited from being used to earn marksmanship awards. Please see Admiralty Order 1406-03 for further explanation. |
From Appendix I to RMN-5-002 Awards Manual:
For each qualifying game played, the games must be logged and witnessed by two people, unless played via Saganami Island with a BuTrain Instructor or have some independent, verifiable system in place. Any fast paced game, such as Wings of War, will be limited to max five games per sitting, with a maximum of two sittings per day. For slower, more strategic games, such as Saganami Island Tactical Simulator, there will be a maximum limit on ten games per day regardless of sittings. This difference is due to the nature of the games. Either way, in one day, you can qualify for a Sharpshooter Ribbon.
The purpose of the Marksmanship Awards is to promote social activities. This is one of the reasons why all games listed require more than one person to play.<ref name="aman2014">TRMN Bureau of Personnel Awards Manual 2014 Edition</ref>
The scale of awards is as follows<ref>Admiralty Order 1005-02</ref>:
| High Expert | Expert | Sharphooter | Certificate |
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NO RIBBON |
| 50 or more games | 25 to 49 games | 10 to 24 games | 5 to 9 games |