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- Royal Marine Corps (RMC) Regulations
- These regulations apply to all TGEoB members (The Grand Empire of Britannia) while at the official group server, and RMC members while at official ports and/or forts. Punishment for failure to follow these rules is not set, but rather determined by the high command during courts-martial.
- - To be in the Royal Marines, you must be either a member of TGNB and/or TGAB. This is to keep our group, a naval regiment of the Navy, free of men lacking the skill required to perform their duties.
- - At official ports and/or forts, Royal Marines, regardless of rank, must always wear the correct uniform of their rank, nothing higher. Uniforms can be found in the group store. If you cannot afford it, please wear your TGAB or TGNB uniform until you can.
- - Royal Marines, regardless of rank, cannot command TGAB or TGNB at ports and/or forts. It is our duty to work efficiently alongside them.
- - You must always follow the designated TGNB and TGAB Articles of War when at the respectable military locations. All crimes and violations to the Articles of War will result in punishment in all groups of the Empire, when applicable.
- - Royal Marines, regardless of rank in the RMC or Navy, may not commission nor sail a ship while on the Royal Marines team.
- - While at ports, Marine high ranks may command Marine middle and low ranks. If no Marine high ranks are present, Navy personnel Lieutenant and higher may command Marine middle and low ranks.
- - If a commissioned officer in the Navy, high ranks of the Royal Marines (Lieutenant Colonel and higher) must resign commission of their ship in the applicable squadron.
- The role of the Royal Marines at ports are essential, they are to ensure the security of the ship's officers and support the maintenance of discipline in the ship's crew. In battle, they engage the enemy's crews, whether firing from positions on their own ship, or fighting in boarding or landing actions. Please keep this in mind while doing your duties.
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- Commissioned on 25 February 1814 by,
- Lieutenant General Lord Adam Washington of the His Majesty's Most Britannic Royal Marine Corps, Commodore of His Majesty's Most Britannic Navy,
- General David Sawyer of the His Majesty's Most Britannic Royal Marine Corps, Post-Captain of His Majesty's Most Britannic Navy,
- His Excellency, 1st Lord of the Navy Sir Sylus Pellew of the His Majesty's Most Britannic Royal Navy.
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