Attaining Member-Citizenship

All members of the Ranger Cadet Combined Corps, and by extension, all members of ROTTWEILER - (the RCC Online Training Team; Worldwide Electronic Integration & Learning Enhancement Regiment) at E-6 rank and above - are member-citizens of Aarsiisii.

Joining the RCC - i.e., Attaining Member-Citizenship through the RCC:

Prospective student/youth Ranger Cadet members may sign up an application form and Informed Consent form at any RCC training unit based in a school, church, youth club or community centre/CDC office after attending three training sessions.

The prospective member is then entered on unit registers as a recruit and must train for a minimum of three to four months two or three days a week for an hour or an hour and half in foot drill, physical fitness training,and service knowledge. By the end of this three or four month period, the recruit must have attended at least one residential weekend camp and must sit a fitness test, a written service knowledge test and a foot drill test. If the recruit passes the test, he/she is promoted to the rank of Private and automatically becomes a member-citizen of Aarsiisii.

Prospective adult members must also go through the initial recruit training as either Officer Recruits or NYAs (Not Yet Appointed). To join as an Officer Recruit, an applicant must have a minimum of 5   CSEC passes in Grades 1 to 3, or a tertiary diploma  (or 3 ALISON diplomas) or a degree. To join as an NYA, an applicant must have already been a cadet before, or an enlisted member/Other Rank in the military.

Officer Recruits who pass their Recruits Tests are promoted to the rank of Potential Officer. Potential Officers then undergo their Star One, Star Two and Star Three training and must pass the Star One, Star Two and Star Three Tests to become Officer Cadets and start their Officer Training. After completing their Officer Training, passing Commissioning Test and attending and passing a Commissioning Board interview, Officer Cadets are Commissioned as Officers. However, they do not have to wait until this stage to become member-citizens of the Principality Tribe of Arsiisii; Potential Officers who have passed their Star One Test automatically become member-citizens of Aarsiisii.

NYAs who have passed their Recruits Test, on the other hand, keep the designation of NYA until they have passed their Star One, Two, Three and Four Tests. They then attend one weekend Adult Rank Instructor training workshop, after which they are  promoted and appointed to the rank of either Adult Corporal or Adult Sergeant. NYAs automatically become member-citizens of Aarsiisii after passing their Recruits Test.

Joining ROTTWEILER - i.e., Attaining Member-Citizenship through ROTTWEILER:

Anyone who desires to join ROTTWEILER must first sign up the application form and then start their Basic Training.

After passing Basic Training, they must complete the Service Branch/Element Training for their relevant Service Branch/Element as well as the necessary Trades and Qualifications to be promoted to the rank of E-6 (E-6 rank is Corporal for the Army, Marine, Air Force, National Guard and Public Safety Service Branches; Petty Officer 2nd Class (PO2) for the Navy and Coast Guard Service Branches; and Specialist for the Space Service Branch).

An E-6 who wants to become a member-citizen of Aarsiisii must then sign up online as a member of RCC, pass a RCC Service Knowledge Test, and then automatically becomes a member-citizen of Aarsiisii.

National Pledge/ Member-Citizen Pledge of Allegiance

A person upon meeting the requirements to become a member-citizen, shall make the following pledge of allegiance, which is the state's national pledge;

Before God and my fellow Ranger Cadets, I pledge to try my best to live up to the Twelve Laws of the Ranger Cadet:

A Ranger Cadet has respect for his/her peers, teachers, senior NCOs and Officers, and his/herself.

A Ranger Cadet never gives up, and tries his/her best no matter what.

A Ranger Cadet's fellow Ranger Cadets are his/her brothers and sisters.

A Ranger Cadet gives of his/her service because he/she and he/she can.

A Ranger Cadet is fully in control of what he/she says and does, how he/she says and does it, and when he/she says and does it.

A Ranger Cadet recognizes that an order is an order is an order regardless of his/her feelings.

A Ranger Cadet will not let the fact that he/she cannot complete a task stop him/her. He/She will find a way to get it done.

A Ranger Cadet strives to be smart, sharp and flawless in his/her drill and in his/her dress and turnout, and is punctual in attending parades, duties and camps.

A Ranger Cadet is honest and trustworthy in all he/she says and does, and does not speak ill of others.

A Ranger Cadet keeps his/her mind and body fit, healthy and alert.

A Ranger Cadet is well-equipped to defend him/herself and others.

A Ranger Cadet is always mindful that he/she should set a good example for his/her peers because Ranger Cadets Lead the Way.

Furthermore...

Before God and all mankind, I pledge the love and loyalty of my heart, the wisdom and courage of my mind, the strength and vigour of my body in the service of my fellow citizens. 

I promise to stand up for justice, brotherhood and peace, to work diligently and creatively, to live generously and honestly so that Jamaica and the Principality Tribe of Aarsiisii may, under God, increase in beauty, fellowship and prosperity, and play their part in advancing the welfare of the whole human race.

Rights of an Aarsiisiian Member-Citizen

As an Aarsiisii Member-Citizen, an Aarsiisian, you are automatically afforded the rights constitutionally due to a citizen of Jamaica, SOAD, SISCAD, and the Sovereign Magistral Order of the Temple of Solomon (SMOTS), so far as the Principality Tribe is able to accord those rights.

Below, we outline the rights of citizens under each state named, under which Aarsiisii claims and pursues member-state/sub-state citizenship:

Jamaica Charter of Fundamental Rights

State of the African Diaspora Citizens' Bill of Rights

Sovereign Magistral Order of the Temple of Solomon Constitutional Bill of Rights (Article 28, pgs 35-37)

Principles of SISCAD/NLUPs (Sub-Article/Section 6 under Article 17)