Code of Conduct Desert Hawks are a group of individuals who enjoy the sport of Airsoft both through freestyle play and through military simulation. Desert Hawks is founded on Unity, Honor, Teamwork, Respect, and Dedication. Each member of the Desert Hawks is fully committed to the team, safety, and the sport of Airsoft. Every Desert Hawks members understands that without this foundation, victory and team continuity are difficult to obtain. Most mportantly members of Desert Hawks are here to have fun and learn.
Desert Hawks is a non-profit organization of Airsoft players that follow a pseudo Military organization, structure, and use real life tactics to create a Military Simulation Role-playing experience.
Desert Hawks utilizes a fictional based enlisted rank structure in its command chain, as it provides a way to maintain and facilitate a chain of command and structure within Desert Hawks. More information on this can be found in the Ranks section.
Unity: Our motto, Ex Unitate Vires, means 'strength in unity'. Desert Hawks team members are expected to be team players on the field and are encouraged to do so off the field. This can further be expounded to presenting a unified online prescene with only the current Officer with the positions of Squad Leader issuing public statements that encompass the team as a whole. Only by banding together sharing each others strengths do we gain a significant advantage over he other teams on the field.
Honor: Every member of the Desert Hawks will conduct themselves with honor and integrity. Desert Hawks members will not cheat by any means. Call your hits. Reports of excessive or blatant cheating will be addressed internally and may result in demotion, suspension, or dismissal from the Desert Hawks.
Dedication: Every member of the Desert Hawks gives 110% of themselves 110% of the time to the team and to the sport of Airsoft. New members are invited to the team if they exhibit this quality consistently and members are expected to attend meetings and events regularly after an invite.
Respect: Every member of the Desert Hawks will treat others the way they themselves wish to be treated. Respect the AO and those in it, to include not harming the local wildlife or littering. Respect the rules of the home field and never use profanity in anger. Physical violence of any kind will not be tolerated. Teach and educate the new players, remember you were once new to this game as well..
Safety: Every Desert Hawks team member's primary priority is safety. Desert Hawks strives for a zero injury event every time. Desert Hawks members will always wear proper eye protection when in the AO. We at Desert Hawks will follow the safety rules set forth by Tucson Airsoft Coalition at our own events and will defer to the rules on any organization we attend events at the invitation of. This will include their FPS regulations as well as their saftey rules. Every Desert Hawks member will treat his/her Airsoft weapon as if it were a real firearm. Additionally underage drinking or drug use, of any kind, is strictly prohibited.
Expectations:
We at Desert Hawks expect a lot from our members.
Follow the Desert Hawks regulations and Code of Conduct.
Follow and know the rules and regulations of any event we host and/or attend.
Be a positive at all times, remember we are an example.
Be a professional example to the other members of the team.
Communicate your thoughts. We value the strengths and experience of each team member. Please take the opportunity to share with the team your training and ideas. We become stronger and more cohesive as we learn from one another.
Educate those around you and the general public. A positive public opinion of Airsoft is required for us to continue to play the game we love so much.
Respect EVERYONE around you, there is no room for personal issues going onto the field with us.
Enjoy the camaraderie of your own team and those you play with and also enjoy the sport, and the outdoors.
Lastly, have fun. Afterall, we are a bunch of grown adults shooting each other with bb guns.
This code of conduct is adapted from AMSOG's code of conduct, reproduced with consent by Dan Tonkovich, OWNER OF S3AIRSOFT and FORMER AMSOG CO.
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