10 hours ago, Ragnrok said:

Well I dont really remember most of them anymore from communities honestly. But the best one I had was 1K13 as a sub-unit leader in investigations.

There you go, close to mine. Why KING though? 😄

10 hours ago, ElijahHall said:

There you go, close to mine. Why KING though? 😄

 

(King's usually a supervisor unit in US Callsigns)

EDIT: Meant to say it is used in most RP-servers as the admin/supervisor unit.

Edited November 26, 20187 yr by YoshePlays

6 minutes ago, YoshePlays said:

 

(King's usually a supervisor unit in US Callsigns)

I did not know that, I picked it because I thought that was the only one that sounded good in my head. So call names actually have a purpose other than sounding cool 😄

7 minutes ago, ElijahHall said:

I did not know that, I picked it because I thought that was the only one that sounded good in my head. So call names actually have a purpose other than sounding cool 😄

 

Correction: Meant to say it is used in most RP-servers as the admin/supervisor unit.

Here's the actual callsign list:

Spoiler

A: Two officer patrol unit ("Adam")

D : SWAT ("David")

E: Ticket writing car

L: One officer patrol unit. ("Lincoln"); ( "X" or "T" units shall use the letter "L" following the regular service letter when applicable.)

TL:traffic supervisor, TL units usually carry the rank of Sergeant

M: Motorcycle unit ("Mary"); (MQ: motorcycle on special assignment, MQ: DUI enforcement)

C or "cycle": Bicycle unit

CP: Command Post

FB: Foot Beat (Foot Patrol)

T: Traffic investigator ("Tom")

TL: Traffic single officer car or field supervisor (a Sergeant in a Traffic Division)

SLO: Senior Lead Officer

G: Gang enforcement unit ("George")

H: Detective ("Henry")

J: Juvenile Investigator

N: Narcotics

R: Metro Unit

W: Detective ("William")

U: Report-taking Unit ("Union")

V: Vice ("Victor")

OP: Observation Post (normally, a small bus operating as a mobile command unit for major incidents)

Q: Special detail (Not to be assigned radio calls. Works on a specific crime mission)

X: Extra patrol ("X-ray")

Z: Special detail ("Zebra"); (Not to be assigned radio calls. Works on a specific crime mission)

The immediate supervisor of any patrol officer is called a Field Supervisor, which typically have beats that end in zero beginning from 2 through 7 (for example, 7-L-60 for a Wilshire Area supervisor). The Watch commander is a usually a lieutenant I at a geographic division. Their radio code always ends in L-10 (e.g., the watch commander at division 6 or Hollywood Area station is always 6-L-10). The Watch commander is responsible for the geographic area (e.g. "Southwest Area") and reports to the area patrol captain I.

 

 

 

Edited November 26, 20187 yr by YoshePlays

2 minutes ago, YoshePlays said:

 

Correction: Meant to say it is used in most RP-servers as the admin unit.

Here's the actual callsign list:

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A: Two officer patrol unit ("Adam")

😧 SWAT ("David")

E: Ticket writing car

L: One officer patrol unit. ("Lincoln"); ( "X" or "T" units shall use the letter "L" following the regular service letter when applicable.):traffic supervisor, TL units usually carry the rank of Sergeant

M: Motorcycle unit ("Mary"); (MQ: motorcycle on special assignment, MQ: DUI enforcement)

C or "cycle": Bicycle unit

CP: Command Post

FB: Foot Beat (Foot Patrol)

T: Traffic investigator ("Tom")

TL: Traffic single officer car or field supervisor (a Sergeant in a Traffic Division)

SLO: Senior Lead Officer

G: Gang enforcement unit ("George")

H: Detective ("Henry")

J: Juvenile Investigator

N: Narcotics

R: Metro Unit

W: Detective ("William")

U: Report-taking Unit ("Union")

V: Vice ("Victor")

OP: Observation Post (normally, a small bus operating as a mobile command unit for major incidents)

Q: Special detail (Not to be assigned radio calls. Works on a specific crime mission)

X: Extra patrol ("X-ray")

Z: Special detail ("Zebra"); (Not to be assigned radio calls. Works on a specific crime mission)

The immediate supervisor of any patrol officer is called a Field Supervisor, which typically have beats that end in zero beginning from 2 through 7 (for example, 7-L-60 for a Wilshire Area supervisor). The Watch commander is a usually a lieutenant I at a geographic division. Their radio code always ends in L-10 (e.g., the watch commander at division 6 or Hollywood Area station is always 6-L-10). The Watch commander is responsible for the geographic area (e.g. "Southwest Area") and reports to the area patrol captain I.

 

 

 

That's it, man you learn so much from playing a mod for a video game. Then again I'm not an american citizen so that's why but still 😄 Cheers

I haven't gotten around to changing it, but it would be Cpl. M. Rhodes [207] 1-Victor-12.

Edited November 28, 20187 yr by UnknownBastion

4 hours ago, UnknownBastion said:

I haven't gotten around to changing it, but it would be Cpl. M. Rhodes [207] 1-Victor-12.

There you go, but what does Cpl stand for though? Sorry, still learning the robes here... 😄

8 hours ago, ElijahHall said:

There you go, but what does Cpl stand for though? Sorry, still learning the robes here... 😄

 

Corporal, it's a rank.

8 hours ago, ElijahHall said:

There you go, but what does Cpl stand for though? Sorry, still learning the robes here... 😄

What Yoshe said, Corporal. It was the rank I achieved in an Arma 3 Island Life RP Server.

15 hours ago, YoshePlays said:

 

Corporal, it's a rank.

Thanks, makes senss I suppose!

 

15 hours ago, UnknownBastion said:

What Yoshe said, Corporal. It was the rank I achieved in an Arma 3 Island Life RP Server.

Seen that game, looks super good. Although I've never gotten to the point where I've bought it, a little bit weird...

For me personally, for LSPD shifts I use 1Boy-18, BCSO is 1Lincoln-18. Port authority is 1Ocean-18, Drug Enforcement is 1David-18.

48 minutes ago, Swaggypiecat said:

For me personally, for LSPD shifts I use 1Boy-18, BCSO is 1Lincoln-18. Port authority is 1Ocean-18, Drug Enforcement is 1David-18.

Nice one, I use the same for every type but I can see how the immersion goes to a whole new level with different ones!

18 hours ago, ElijahHall said:

Thanks, makes senss I suppose!

 

Seen that game, looks super good. Although I've never gotten to the point where I've bought it, a little bit weird...

It is a good game, but the AI have aimbot pretty much. They can hit you from a ridiculous amount of distance.

8 hours ago, UnknownBastion said:

It is a good game, but the AI have aimbot pretty much. They can hit you from a ridiculous amount of distance.

So while I have you here and since you're obviously very skilled at ARMA III, I hate PvP so I was wondering how much you can enjoy singleplayer and how much value it has? 🙂

10 hours ago, ElijahHall said:

So while I have you here and since you're obviously very skilled at ARMA III, I hate PvP so I was wondering how much you can enjoy singleplayer and how much value it has? 🙂

The singleplayer is extremely difficult, as the AI practically have aimbot. However, it has a superb story line. I would rate the story line a 10/10, and the AI's ability to kill you a 10/10 as it is rage inducing. LOL.

14 hours ago, UnknownBastion said:

The singleplayer is extremely difficult, as the AI practically have aimbot. However, it has a superb story line. I would rate the story line a 10/10, and the AI's ability to kill you a 10/10 as it is rage inducing. LOL.

Alright, all I wanted to know, thanks mate. I wont take up more comments about a different game on LSPDFR forums LoL. I'll probably get it then at some point, I like to do realistic milsim, like GRW as an example 😄

I have mine set to 1 King 11. Inspired from L.A. Noire.

I've used a few but my most recent is 7 King 20, hence the name. 

 

Might move to a Tom or something else soon though. 

Mine is 3-L-21.  Three is for the LAPD South West Area which has a lot of police activity.  Then again what area doesn't have a lot of police activity in or around LA?  I live 20 miles North of LA.  I would like South Bureau but that is 12 and I think you have to stay single digit for the division.  Division 1 is Downtown or maybe it's called Central Division but I wanted a different number.  Lincoln for 1 man patrol.  And I just picked 21 out of the blue.  You can only pick up to 24 for a beat number.  

 

Here is part of the LAPD manual for unit id's. 

http://www.lapdonline.org/lapd_manual/volume_4.htm

SAHP - 10 MARY 3  😉