



Training Academy

Registering a Game at the DoR
ACWGC 111
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For your training maneuver with your instructor you are required to register your game at the Department of Records. The ACWGC uses the Department of Records (DoR), located at http://acwgc.net/dor, to record games, distribute points, promote eligible officers, and more. In order to register a completed training battle you would follow these steps:
1. Go to the Department of Records website at http://acwgc.net/dor.
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2. You will then click on "REGISTER A COMPLETED GAME" and then select the title you played with your instructor.
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3. You will then see a screen asking you for your email address, and then other information about the game you just completed. Enter the information into the sheet and remember to select "ATA Training Game" for the game type.
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4. You will then hit SUBMIT at the bottom of the page. You are now all done!
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​That’s all there is to it. Let your instructor know you have registered the game. For all future club games the procedure would be the same.
Note: The only time you would ever use “ATA Training Game” is this one instance. In the future all CSA vs USA member games are registered as Battles and all games between members on the same side are listed as Maneuvers. In future games with Members, the Member who issues the challenge, generally, registers the completed game. But there is no set rule for this. Confer with your opponent about this and be sure only one of you registers the game. If a game is double-registered simply contact your Army Commander or a Member of the Cabinet to fix the issue.
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Points Calculator
Want to know how many OBD points you will earn for a completed game? You can download our OBD Point Calculator here. As you will notice, the point difference between winning and losing is not as great as you might think. While we do reward the winner with a few more points, the underlying goal in the Club is to just have fun.
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