Breaking the rules of war might sound ridiculous, but since 1864, there have been internationally agreed-upon rules
of war that govern how prisoners and civilians are treated and how countries should behave during wars. Known collectively
as the Geneva Conventions, the first modern rules of war were established in Geneva, Switzerland, at a gathering of 16 governments
called the Treaty of Geneva. Between 1864 and 1977, the conventions in Geneva established additional treaties spelling out
human rights in times of war. Those who fail to follow the rules must be held accountable by an international court or tribunal.
We at the 103rd Armored Task Force also have rules of engagement, please follow them:
1) Respect all who play the game, members, allies or opposing forces. You have a responsibility that goes along
with our clan tag.
2) Discrimination of any kind will not be tolerated. (Age, Race, Religion, Sex, Honor, Frag
Rate Etc............)
3) Cheating or hacking will not be tolerated, especially against other clan memebers. Open another
account and do it on your own time.
4) Harassing other players will not be tolerated. A little healthy competitive
trash-talking is tolerable, however excessive comments directed at specific players will not be tolerated.
5) Follow
all Americas Army
Rules Of Engagement
